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Plastic surgeons in West Oak Trails: ranked picks

West Oak Trails residents looking for a plastic surgeon typically travel a short distance within Oakville, since the specialty tends to cluster near hospital and clinic corridors rather than sit inside residential pockets. The three surgeons below cover hand and wrist reconstruction, breast surgery, and facial procedures, ranked using our methodology based on review volume, recency, and patient sentiment.

None of these practices sit directly in West Oak Trails itself, but all are within reasonable driving distance for the neighbourhood's residents, and each has a distinct area of focus worth matching to your procedure before booking a consult.

3 businesses, scored on rating, review volume, recency, sentiment and listing completeness. How we score › · View on map ›

At a glance

#BusinessScoreRatingFromBest for
1Dr. Noor Alolabi, MD, FRCSC815 (20)Hand and wrist surgery
2Dr. Serge Goekjian, MD, FRCSC774.7 (24)Breast reduction, facial procedures
3Dr. Lauren Willoughby, MD FRCSC744.4 (42)Breast reconstruction (DIEP flap)

Ranked picks

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Dr. Noor Alolabi, MD, FRCSC

score 81/100
5 from 20 reviews
Hand and wrist surgeryskilled surgeonboard certifiedexcellent bedside manner

Every recent review is five-star, with patients citing minimal pain, strong scarring outcomes, and clear communication through complex repairs like Dupuytren's contracture and trauma reconstruction.

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Dr. Serge Goekjian, MD, FRCSC

Dr. Serge Goekjian, MD, FRCSC

score 77/100
4.7 from 24 reviews
Breast reductionfacial proceduresskilled surgeonexcellent bedside manner

Rated 4.7 from 24 reviews for detail-oriented surgery and minimal scarring, though a couple of patients noted rigid scheduling around delays.

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Dr. Lauren Willoughby, MD FRCSC

Dr. Lauren Willoughby, MD FRCSC

score 74/100
4.4 from 42 reviews
Breast reconstruction (DIEP flap)skilled surgeonnatural looking resultsthorough consultation

A university-affiliated surgeon known for compassionate, natural-looking results in reconstruction, though some patients reported aftercare and communication gaps during complications.

Last updated 2026-08-12