Babak Azizzadeh, M.D., F.A.C.S.
8670 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 200
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
310.657.2203
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Master Techniques in Facial Rejuvenation
Dr. Azizzadeh is the author of the preeminent facial plastic surgery textbook "Master Techniques in Facial Rejuvenation", which is currently in second print. Surgical techniques are described in detail through text, photos, illustrations, and two comprehensive DVD's.
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Thursday, January 31, 2008
Common reasons to have rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty, commonly known as nose job is a safe and effective way to drastically improve your facial features and consequently, your self-esteem. Dr. Azizzadeh is the author of the preeminent facial plastic surgery textbook "Master Techniques in Facial Rejuvenation," which is currently in second print and is currently writing his second textbook " Master Techniques in Rhinoplasty".
When you look in the mirror are you bothered by the shape of your nose?
Rhinoplasty surgery is one of the most common procedures in the field of plastic surgery. It is popular among both men and women—of varying ages and classes.
A “nose job” is most often considered a way to enhance your appearance and tailor your face to become symmetrical ; your features should compliment each other. This is indeed the most common reason people opt for this procedure—to enhance their appearance and their self-esteem.
But there are other reasons for this procedure as well. For example, say you were a wrestler in high school and you had your nose broken several times. Maybe it healed when you were young, but as you aged, it’s slightly crooked shape became more and more evident.
Or maybe you have a deviated septum, and while your there are no visible signs of a problem, you experience difficulty breathing.
Perhaps you are of ethnic heritage and want to change the shape of your wider, flatter nose. Or you may have the opposite; a narrow nose that does not coincide with the other features of your face.
If you are considering cosmetic facial surgery, rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty, please contact Dr. Babak Azizzadeh in Beverly Hills, CA today.
When you look in the mirror are you bothered by the shape of your nose?
Rhinoplasty surgery is one of the most common procedures in the field of plastic surgery. It is popular among both men and women—of varying ages and classes.
A “nose job” is most often considered a way to enhance your appearance and tailor your face to become symmetrical ; your features should compliment each other. This is indeed the most common reason people opt for this procedure—to enhance their appearance and their self-esteem.
But there are other reasons for this procedure as well. For example, say you were a wrestler in high school and you had your nose broken several times. Maybe it healed when you were young, but as you aged, it’s slightly crooked shape became more and more evident.
Or maybe you have a deviated septum, and while your there are no visible signs of a problem, you experience difficulty breathing.
Perhaps you are of ethnic heritage and want to change the shape of your wider, flatter nose. Or you may have the opposite; a narrow nose that does not coincide with the other features of your face.
If you are considering cosmetic facial surgery, rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty, please contact Dr. Babak Azizzadeh in Beverly Hills, CA today.
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Insurance coverage for cosmetic procedures
Most cosmetic surgery procedures are elective procedures intended for appearance enhancement, and as such, they're not covered by most health insurance policies.
However, when plastic surgery is intended for medical reasons, to correct a deformity, or as a rehabilitative procedure, many cosmetic procedures may be covered. In general, if the procedure you are considering fits any of the following criteria, it is possible that it would be covered by your health insurance policy:
However, when plastic surgery is intended for medical reasons, to correct a deformity, or as a rehabilitative procedure, many cosmetic procedures may be covered. In general, if the procedure you are considering fits any of the following criteria, it is possible that it would be covered by your health insurance policy:
- Procedure to correct the effects of traumatic injury
- Procedures to correct deformity
- If the cosmetic problem is disabling in any way
- Procedures to treat the aftereffects of illness
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Sunday, January 20, 2008
Age fighting treatment: The most bang for your buck
Modern cosmetic provides an increasing variety of solutions to fight the appearance of aging. This includes both surgical and non-surgical options to treat a range of conditions and problems.
If you have questions or concerns about what cosmetic treatment is right for you, schedule a personal consultation with Dr. Azizzadeh today. He will be happy to describe all of the options available to you, so you can make an informed decision about how to get the best results for you.
If you have questions or concerns about what cosmetic treatment is right for you, schedule a personal consultation with Dr. Azizzadeh today. He will be happy to describe all of the options available to you, so you can make an informed decision about how to get the best results for you.
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
Is plastic surgery addictive?
We've all seen pictures of celebrities who seem to have some kind of addiction to the surgeon's scalpel, and we can't help but wonder sometimes if there's maybe something just a little addictive about changing our look with cosmetic procedures.
While we won't deny that there are people who seem to get one procedure after another, but most of us don't notice the vast majority of people who get one or two procedures, and who are perfectly happy with the results. In short, no, we don't believe that plastic surgery is addictive in any way, and we wouldn't work on someone we thought had a problem.
While we won't deny that there are people who seem to get one procedure after another, but most of us don't notice the vast majority of people who get one or two procedures, and who are perfectly happy with the results. In short, no, we don't believe that plastic surgery is addictive in any way, and we wouldn't work on someone we thought had a problem.
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