Plastic surgery information services provide information on various plastic surgery procedures and related topics. Individuals using a plastic surgery information service can research different types of procedures, view articles about plastic surgery, and see doctor recommendations. Some plastic surgery information services are run or sponsored by plastic surgery centers or individual doctors.

Many plastic surgery information services contain links to outside sources of information, including articles from medical publications, and some plastic surgery information services publish plastic surgery statistics provided by government or medical associations. A number of plastic surgery information services create forums for members to discuss their own experiences and ask questions, and subscribers to these plastic surgery information services can give a personal perspective on different procedures, compare techniques and doctors, etc. Plastic surgery information services are a good starting point for learning more about a variety of procedures.

While some plastic surgery information services employ medical doctors as site managers or advisors, others are run independently of any medical oversight. Plastic surgery information services are as varied as any other source of information, and individuals who use plastic surgery information services should screen them carefully to make sure the advice they are getting is medically sound.