Dr. Emily Clarke-Pearson

Emily Clarke-Pearson entered Harvard Medical School’s plastic surgery residency as one of three women in a group of 27. As a woman in a predominantly male environment, she made the most of any opportunity to motivate female medical students and residents to pursue a career in plastic surgery – a field where the vast majority of patients are women, but the vast majority of surgeons are still men. After Harvard, Dr. Clarke-Pearson spent a year in fellowship training at Johns Hopkins, learning how to perform surgery at the microscopic scale to get the best aesthetic results after advanced cancer and trauma surgery.

Coming full circle, Dr. Clarke-Pearson now practices primarily aesthetic plastic surgery. She specializes in face, breast and body cosmetic procedures, as well as in non-surgical techniques like Botox and facial filler injection. Learn more about the services she provides here. Her background in fine arts gives her a good eye for restoring natural beauty and making her patients look fresh but not “fake”.  She listens closely to her patients’ concerns, and translates that into the surgery or procedure that best fits each patient’s goals. Call or request a consultation online today to meet Dr. Clarke-Pearson and see why patients think of her not just as their plastic surgeon, but as their lifelong confidante, advisor, and doctor.