West Maple Plastic Surgery is dedicated to helping our patients look and feel their very best. Dr. Daniel Sherbert, our expertly trained surgeon with many years of experience, takes careful pride in each and every patient he sees. He understands that every person is unique, resulting in highly individualized procedures. Dr. Sherbert is accomplished in the latest techniques and is passionate about his work, realizing that a rather simple operation can completely change the outlook of a person. He considers each procedure a creative and challenging expression of his patient’s desires and his expertise.
DANIEL SHERBERT, M.D.,F.A.C.S.
Certified by The American Board of Surgery
The American Board of Plastic Surgery & Fellowship
Trained in Aesthetic & Reconstructive Breast Surgery
Daniel Sherbert, M.D., F.A.C.S., of West Maple Plastic Surgery in West Bloomfield, MI, considers himself a healthy mix of surgeon, artist and collaborator. First and foremost, though, he is a highly …trained surgeon. Sherbert, who grew up outside Kalamazoo, MI, spent most of the 1980s and early ’90s learning and perfecting his craft. He went to Michigan State University as an undergraduate and followed that with training in general and plastic surgery at Providence Hospital in Southfield, MI. He capped his schooling off in 1994 with a six-month fellowship with Dr. Carl Hartrampf of St. Joseph Hospital in Atlanta, GA. Hartrampf was a pioneer in breast reconstruction. In 1981, Hartrampf took tissue removed in an abdominoplasty – a “tummy tuck”” – and used it to create a new, living breast. Before that, an implant was the only available choice. Sherbert was intrigued with Hartrampf’s work. “”It completely revolutionized breast reconstruction,”” he says. Now, Sherbert says, this method is the “”gold standard”” for breast reconstruction surgery. The experience with Hartrampf led to Sherbert’s finesse as a sub-specialist in the field. Emotionally, “”I’ve always found that breast cancer was one of the most devastating diseases,”” says Sherbert. “”Not only to the patient, but to the family.””