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We provide beauty and wellness solutions from head to toe.
Southern California’s Leaders in Plastic Surgery and Weight Loss Medicine
Our board-certified plastic surgeons and bariatric specialists are among the most respected in their fields and many have been recognized in national media. Our fully accredited centers are staffed by personnel known for their knowledge, skill, and sensitivity to the needs of patients.
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Southern California’s Best Plastic Surgery and Weight Loss Specialists
Finding the right board-certified plastic surgeon in the Greater Los Angeles and Southern California area can be a real challenge. The sheer numbers can be daunting as we live in one of the world’s most highly saturated areas for plastic surgery. The same applies to weight loss specialists.
Beverly Hills Physicians has offices throughout Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire featuring an outstanding selection of the most skilled, knowledgeable, compassionate, and aesthetically gifted plastic surgeons and bariatric surgeons in the region. Our patients come from throughout the Western U.S. and around the world, attracted by our unparalleled roster of widely respected medical talent. Click here to see our before-and-after plastic surgery galleries.
Total Care
Providing the finest in plastic surgery and weight loss care, Beverly Hills Physicians is here to help you look and feel your absolute best from head to toe. Helping patients live their best lives is always our mission.
Multiple Locations
We bring the best of Beverly Hills to your neighborhood with offices throughout Los Angeles County, the Inland Empire, Ventura County, and beyond. Find the best plastic surgeon or weight loss care specialist for you in your backyard!
Respected Board-Certified Surgeons
Our leading board-certified plastic surgeons and weight loss surgery specialists put the needs of patients first; that pays off in superb outcomes and a reputation for first-rate care.
BHP can provide the highest quality of care to communities such as Thousand Oaks, Oxnard, Pasadena, Valencia and Rancho Cucamonga.
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The Finest Board Certified Plastic and Bariatric Surgeons in Southern California
Our Services
Beverly Hills Physicians is one of Southern California’s fasting growing providers of plastic surgery, nonsurgical cosmetic procedures, science-based weight loss medicine, and more. We have provided our expert, highly sensitive approach to patients from throughout North America and around the world. We believe our procedures are for all kinds of people, not just performers and the very well-off, but for those from all walks of life. Whether it’s plastic surgery to feel and look your best, weight loss surgery for a happier healthier life or any other procedure, we are here to provide the very best care.
Breast Augmentation
Brazilian Butt Lift
Tummy Tuck Surgery
Liposuction
Breast Reduction
Eyelid Surgery
Facelift
Rhinoplasty
Restylane™
* Inaugural ASPS Insights and Trends Report: Cosmetic Surgery 2022.
Published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
Why Beverly Hills Physicians?
There’s no shortage of places to get plastic surgery, cosmetic procedures, and weight loss medicine in Southern California. It’s good to have plenty of choices but it can also make it difficult to know where to start. At the same time, choosing the right provider for a bariatric procedure or plastic surgery can be one of the most important choices of your life.
At Beverly Hills Physicians our roster includes some of the finest board-certified plastic surgeons and weight loss specialists in California. They are backed up by a crack team of highly skilled, experienced, and caring medical professionals. Our goal is to make outstanding health and beauty care successful, safe, and accessible to all kinds of people and to make our patients’ experience with us as pleasant as possible at all times.
Beverly Hills Physicians offers another level of service with our knowledgeable and hard-working consultants. They are here to help patients with all of the non-medical logistical and financial aspects of obtaining plastic surgery or bariatric surgery.
Many weight loss surgeries and a few plastic surgeries are covered by insurance and, in those cases; we are here to help you get through the often confusing process of working with insurance companies. While strictly cosmetic surgeries are not covered by insurance, our consultants are always here to work with you to create a payment plan that will fit your budget. We believe in making the work of the area’s finest plastic surgeons and weight loss specialists accessible to all kinds of people.
Question and Answers
Are a plastic surgeon and a cosmetic surgeon the same thing?
No. In fact, the difference is enormous.
Plastic surgeons have spent their lives training for one of the most difficult of all medical disciplines. After obtaining their undergraduate college degrees in pre-med programs, they must also do well on the MCAT (Medical College Admissions Test) and be admitted to a four-year medical school.
During medical school, they must complete a minimum of three years – and often as many as four more years – of general surgery training. They must also pass intensive yearly examinations. Next, an aspiring plastic surgeon must finish two to three years of plastic surgery training. For many, this is in addition to special training as part of fellowships. This may add up to an additional decade of work.
Once they have completed their training successfully and can call themselves plastic surgeons, they apply to the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) to take a written exam over two days. After passing the written exam and a minimum of a year of practice, new plastic surgeons are eligible for another two-day examination. This time, it’s an oral examination exploring cases involving the new plastic surgeon’s own patients and conducted by many of the finest plastic surgeons now working. Just slightly over half of the applicants pass that exam. Those who succeed have become board-certified plastic surgeons. They are very often in their mid-thirties by this point.
On the other hand, any doctor with any type of medical training may take brief courses in areas such as facial rejuvenation, liposuction, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, or any other procedure and become a cosmetic surgeon. This means doctors from any specialty, such as gynecology, dermatology, or even pediatrics, can take a few courses and be allowed to call themselves cosmetic surgeons. They may often be in their mid-twenties.
Please note that a cosmetic surgeon is a legitimate physician and what they are doing is perfectly legal. However, they are not certified by the ABPS. In the opinion of most experts, they lack sufficient training to perform the most difficult cases; they may not be ready to handle unforeseen complications. A board-certified plastic surgeon is always the best choice for both safety and an attractive outcome.
How important is board certification for a plastic surgeon or bariatric surgeon?
No. In fact, the difference is enormous.
Plastic surgeons have spent their lives training for one of the most difficult of all medical disciplines. After obtaining their undergraduate college degrees in pre-med programs, they must also do well on the MCAT (Medical College Admissions Test) and be admitted to a four-year medical school.
During medical school, they must complete a minimum of three years – and often as many as four more years – of general surgery training. They must also pass intensive yearly examinations. Next, an aspiring plastic surgeon must finish two to three years of plastic surgery training. For many, this is in addition to special training as part of fellowships. This may add up to an additional decade of work.
Once they have completed their training successfully and can call themselves plastic surgeons, they apply to the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) to take a written exam over two days. After passing the written exam and a minimum of a year of practice, new plastic surgeons are eligible for another two-day examination. This time, it’s an oral examination exploring cases involving the new plastic surgeon’s own patients and conducted by many of the finest plastic surgeons now working. Just slightly over half of the applicants pass that exam. Those who succeed have become board-certified plastic surgeons. They are very often in their mid-thirties by this point.
On the other hand, any doctor with any type of medical training may take brief courses in areas such as facial rejuvenation, liposuction, rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, or any other procedure and become a cosmetic surgeon. This means doctors from any specialty, such as gynecology, dermatology, or even pediatrics, can take a few courses and be allowed to call themselves cosmetic surgeons. They may often be in their mid-twenties.
Please note that a cosmetic surgeon is a legitimate physician and what they are doing is perfectly legal. However, they are not certified by the ABPS. In the opinion of most experts, they lack sufficient training to perform the most difficult cases; they may not be ready to handle unforeseen complications. A board-certified plastic surgeon is always the best choice for both safety and an attractive outcome.
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