STEVEN BLOCH, M.D. – BODY BY BLOCH AND SKIN DEEP MEDICAL SPA

SPECIALTY: Plastic Surgery

EDUCATION: B.S., Syracuse University; M.D., Downstate Medical Center; General Surgery residency, Northwestern University; Plastic Surgery residency, University of Wisconsin

AWARDS/HONORS/DISTINCTIONS: Top Doctor, Castle Connolly; Top Doctor, U.S. News & World Report; Former President, Chicago Society Plastic Surgery

With an appreciation for classical art and sculpture, Dr. Steven Bloch is a master at working with the form and function of the human body. It’s this infusion of art and science that expertly guides his work as a leading plastic surgeon in the Chicago metropolitan area. “Our appreciation for beauty remains steadfast in our desire to create the perfect ‘line,’” says Dr. Bloch. He is the founder of Body by Bloch and Skin Deep Medical Spa in Highland Park where his patients, each with varying visions for what they hope to achieve, come to him for his distinct craft and industry knowledge. “The trust that the patient puts in me to alter their appearance is a bond between us,” he shares. “I usually start my consultation with a new patient by asking them what bothers them and what their expectations are.” It’s this degree of care and expertise that has fueled Dr. Bloch’s stellar reputation in the industry, resulting in appearances on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Discovery Health Channel, NBC, CBS, WGN, and Fox News, as well as print features in Vogue and Allure.

With four decades of experience in plastic surgery, Dr. Bloch has a unique ability to understand a patient’s vision based on skill, art, technique, and experience. He finds that his work offers patients added confidence to engage with the world around them. In younger patients, Dr. Bloch works with integrity to modify their anatomy and match their vision for how they wish to look. Working to undo the ravages of time is typically the ambition for his older patients, in which case, Dr. Bloch expertly restores a more youthful body, which, as he shares, can “translate into a more vigorous and engaged interaction with the world around them.”