Vaginal Cosmetic Surgery
Scar Surgery often is covered by Insurance
  SCARS  
 
Stretch Mark Removal
Keloid scars
Hypertrophic scars
Contractures
Z-plasty
Flap surgery
Skin grafting
 
 
  FACE  
 
Facelift
Forehead Lift (Brow Lift) 
Ear Surgery (Otoplasty)
Chin Implant
Neck Lift
   
 
  BREAST  
 
Breast Augmentation
Breast Lift
Breast Reduction
Breast Reconstruction
Gynecomastia
   
 
  BODY  
 
Tummy Tuck - Abdominoplasty  
Liposuction
Thigh Lift
Arm Lift
   
 
  EYES  
 
Eyelid - Blepharoplasty
Lower
Upper
Brow Lift
   
 
  MALE  
 
Gynecomastia 
Liposuction
Tummy Tuck
Nasal Surgery 
 
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  Easy Financing  
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Tel. 800-373-0731
Office Hours: M-F 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

Sat. & Sun by Appointment only.
 
 
  Many of out of town patients have their initial physical exam and consultation immediately prior to scheduled surgery.

During this consultation, the doctors will discuss the surgery in full detail.


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Our Location:

Tel. 800-373-0731

Los Angeles

3367 W 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90004



 
 
 
 

Our Location

Los Angeles

By Appointment Only

We do not see patients
without scheduled appointment.

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Office Hours:
M-F 10:00am - 4:30pm Pacific Time

 
Scar Revision Surgery. Regain Control of your Body.
Scars Revision

Scars are unpredictable, whether they are caused by surgery or an accident. The formation of a scar depends as much upon the way your body heals as it does on the nature of the injury or the surgeon’s skill in repairing it.

The factors that affect scarring after a wound include the size and severity of the wound, its shape and direction, the original color and thickness of your skin, and the blood supply to the injured area. Whether a scar is severe enough to merit plastic surgery is a personal decision, and is different for each patient.

 
Stretch Mark Removal
Keloid scars
Hypertrophic scars
Contractures
Z-plasty
Flap surgery
Skin grafting
 

It is impossible to remove a scar completely. However, plastic surgery can often do much to lessen the severity of a scar, making it less noticeable by applying or injecting steroids or through scar revision, a commonly used surgical procedure.

If you are thinking about having your scar treated through plastic surgery, the following information may help you with your decision. Since each person scars differently, it cannot cover every facet of your particular situation, so make sure to involve your doctor in your decision-making process.
Scar Revision often is covered by Insurance
  AFTER SCAR REVISION  
 

No matter what procedure you and your doctor decide is right for you, it is essential to follow the doctor’s instructions after the surgery to ensure proper healing. Even with simpler, outpatient procedures, it is best to gradually return to your normal physical activities.

During the healing process, it is important to remember that it is impossible to completely remove a scar. The amount of improvement in appearance after a procedure depends on the size and direction of your original scar, the nature of your body’s healing process, the quality of your skin, and your own ability to care well for the wound after the procedure. Don’t worry if your scar looks worse after the procedure than it did before—this is not unusual, and it may take as long as a year to see the full results of surgery.