Dr. Prescott was born in Frankfurt, Germany as a child of a military family. Her family settled in Florida where she received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Florida International University, graduating with Magna Cum Laude honors. She completed her medical school education and general surgery training at The University of Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida. 

Dr. Prescott then proudly served our nation for four years in the United States Air Force as an active-duty general surgeon. While serving, Dr. Prescott worked in Japan, southeast Asia, Washington DC, and deployed to the middle east as a damage control general surgeon. She earned an Air Force Commendation Medal for her service during Operating Inherent Resolve and has served on three US presidential support missions. 

After completion of her active-duty military service, Dr. Prescott completed three additional years of training at the internationally renowned University of Pittsburgh Department of Plastic Surgery, one of the top plastic surgery programs in this country. 

Dr. Prescott is thrilled to serve the Louisville area, with her husband Dan and her son, Lincoln. 

While Dr. Prescott enjoys all aspects of plastic surgery, her focus is on aesthetic rejuvenation of the face and body. Her priority is to provide unmatched patient-centered attention and surgical care. 

Dr. Banis Plastic Surgery has built a reputation for excellence in Louisville over the past 20 years. We pride ourselves in providing the very best aesthetic consultation and surgery, anywhere in the country.

With our doctors’ training and vigorous background and expertise in complex reconstruction procedures, requiring intricate microsurgery techniques, we are uniquely qualified and skilled to provide you with the finest aesthetics improvements available. We see the positive effects of their work every day.

However, we never lose sight of the fact that having even the smallest medical procedure can be a big step – one that comes with its share of apprehension and uncertainty. We know that some people may even shy away from doing something that could ultimately have a positive impact on their lives, simply because of how they feel they might be perceived. This is why we consider it a privilege to lead our patients carefully through the process, provide them with personal attention, and help them make informed decisions.

Undergraduate: Chemistry; Florida International University (Magna Cum Laude)

Medical School: University of Miami

General Surgery Residency: University of Miami – Jackson Memorial Hospital

Work History: United States Air Force, Active-Duty G