Haideh Hirmand, MD, MPA, FACS is a Harvard-trained New York City aesthetic plastic surgeon whose 25-year career has been shaped by an interest in the intersection of science, identity and aging.

With a background in cell biology and genetics, she is known for a shape-preserving, person-appropriate approach to aesthetics that considers not only how people age, but how they want to see themselves as they age. Dr. Hirmand is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at NY-Presbyterian, a Castle Connolly Top Doctor for 20 years, and a nationally and internationally invited lecturer.

Haideh Hirmand, MD, MPA, FACS is a Harvard-trained New York City aesthetic plastic surgeon specializing in oculofacial rejuvenation, with a scientific background in cell biology and genetics. 

She is known for her shape-preserving, person-appropriate philosophy that integrates identity, tissue health, and longevity. Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at New York-Presbyterian and Castle Connolly Top Doctor for 14 years, she is an active educator and author of scientific publications and book chapters, and lectures nationally and internationally. Dr. Hirmand has held leadership roles within The Aesthetic Society, including chairing its Leadership Development and Women in Aesthetic Surgery committees, and has consulted with industry on innovation in medical aesthetics. A longtime media expert in aesthetic surgery and medicine, she has been featured in Vogue’s Women’s Power Issue.

Her philosophy brings her focus on science, identity, and individualized care to a new predictive, data-driven approach to aging and appearance.