You can find the New York Breast Surgery Center’s Great Neck office at 1000 Northern Boulevard, Suite 165, in Nassau County. Breast surgery consultations, minimally invasive treatments and pre- and post-operative care all take place here. Meet with Dr. David Shokrian and Dr. Mohamed Soliman Ahmed Elfar, without a trip to Midtown Manhattan.
These two highly rated plastic surgeons perform most surgical procedures at their accredited surgical suite in Bryant Park, although they also have permissions to use nearby hospitals. From their Northern Boulevard office, a Long Island Railroad (LIRR) station is about a mile away, and Penn Station is 40 minutes away on the Port Washington Line. The Great Neck office runs six days a week; they’re closed on Saturdays.
Your face-to-face consultation with a plastic surgeon happens here. It’s local, private and on your schedule. At your consultation, your surgeon reviews your goals and builds a treatment plan around your specific anatomy. You can also expect to see your surgeon here for your recovery appointments and post-operative care.
Your consultation is a planning conversation, not a pre-surgery briefing. You’re there to figure out what you want and what an experienced surgeon thinks about your desired outcome. The surgeon walks you through what the process may look like from start to finish, providing straight answers about what’s realistic.
“While most surgical procedures occur in our 10,000-square-foot facility in Manhattan,” says Dr. Shokrian, “you can get minimally invasive treatments in Great Neck, and the plastic surgeon you met at your consultation is the same one who performs your surgery. Our staff at both locations ensure your safety and comfort.”

Both Dr. Shokrian and Dr. Elfar see patients at their Great Neck, Long Island office in person. Dr. Shokrian has practiced plastic and reconstructive surgery since 2008. He completed his fellowship training in burn reconstruction at Weill Cornell and in plastic surgery at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He’s an experienced, talented plastic surgeon with many happy former patients.
Dr. Elfar is triple board-certified in general surgery, plastic surgery and surgical critical care. He’s a former Director of the Clark Burn Center at SUNY Upstate. His specialty is breast reconstruction, which includes complex cases most practices don’t want to take on.
The area is known to run on a social calendar that never really stops — with country clubs, private dinners, waterfront gatherings, school events and more. The women here have always taken care to present themselves well. Whatever concern brought you to the office, Dr. Shokrian and Dr. Elfar treat it with compassion and vision. Over 400 verified five-star reviews on Google and RealSelf reflect what patients think of their work.
“The women I see from Long Island know exactly what they want,” says Dr. Shokrian. “They’ve done their research; they come in prepared and they expect honesty. That’s a conversation I look forward to every time.”
Dr. Shokrian answers, “Our Great Neck office offers consultations, examinations and post-op check-ups. We may perform minor procedures here, but Dr. Elfar and I perform all the actual surgeries in our accredited Bryant Park surgical suite.”
It’s at your consultation that your plastic surgeon makes the decision to do a breast procedure for you. Not only do you meet the surgeon at the consultation, you also get to ask questions and describe your goals. The surgeon, on the other hand, uses this time to examine your anatomy and begin planning how to accomplish what you want. He also explains your options and limitations. The range of procedures available to you include:





that corrects the results from a previous breast surgery






While your consultation in Long Island is a critical step in your path toward a breast procedure, you do have to go to Manhattan for the surgery itself. It’s for your own safety, as the surgical suite is outfitted with everything your surgeon needs to complete your procedure safely and effectively.
But the surgery itself happens in Manhattan. There are many ways to get there. Remember that you most likely will be under general anesthesia, so bring someone with you to get you home and stay with you for the rest of the day. For out-of-town patients, there’s a specific process in place to help you plan your trip and your procedure.
Your procedure is performed at a facility in Midtown Manhattan that holds Joint Commission accreditation. That’s the same standard applied to major hospital systems, and it means an independent body reviewed the safety and protocols of that specific space. Not many practices on Long Island connect you to a facility at that level.
Northern Boulevard, which is Route 25A, cuts through the heart of Nassau County’s North Shore. Find number 1000 near Whitney Lake. Suite 165 is in the building. Parking is available at the building for those driving.
If you take public transit, the Port Washington LIRR Line stops at Great Neck station, about a mile from the office. Penn Station is about 40 minutes way from there. The office is open Sunday through Sunday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
New York Breast Surgery Center connects you to a high level of excellence with a consultation office in your backyard. With this location comes a number of patient resources, such as:
“Long Island patients deserve the same standard as anyone who walks into our Manhattan office,” says Dr. Shokrian. “That’s the level of care we bring to all Great Neck patients.”
When you attend your consultation, you may feel confused about possible or concerned about the final results. After that meeting, you leave with a clear plan and a real cost picture. To get a life-changing breast procedure, schedule your consultation in Great Neck, Long Island today.
Facility Safety Note: All surgical procedures are performed at our JCAHO-accredited flagship surgical center in Bryant Park, Manhattan (HCO ID: 676295). Consultations, minimally invasive procedures and pre/post-operative care are available at our Bronx and Great Neck locations.
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