Los Angeles Dermatologic Surgeons

	David Hansen, MD Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon 9201 W Sunset Blvd Ste. 612, Beverly Hills		999 answers
	Andrew Kaufman, MD Los Angeles Dermatologic Surgeon 267 W Hillcrest Dr, Thousand Oaks		138 answers
	Arnold W. Klein, MD Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon 9415 Brighton Way M110, Beverly Hills		67 answers
	Karyn Grossman, MD Santa Monica Dermatologist 1301 20th St Ste 350, Santa Monica		41 answers
	Brian Dubow, MD Los Angeles Dermatologic Surgeon 8631 W. Third Street Suite 635, Los Angeles		41 answers
	Peter Goldman, MD Los Angeles Dermatologic Surgeon 8631 W. 3rd Street Suite 635, Los Angeles		19 answers
	Tanya Kormeili, MD Los Angeles Dermatologist 1260 Fifteeth Street Suite 709, Santa Monica		18 answers
	David Amron, MD Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon 120 S Spalding Dr Ste 315, Beverly Hills		16 answers
	Will Kirby, DO Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon 8500 Wilshire Blvd Ste 105, Beverly Hills		5 answers

Recent Answers

Is Liposuction Safe? What Are the Most Common Risks Associated with Lipo?

Is Liposuction Safe? What Are the Most Common Risks Associated with Lipo?

A: When you eliminate "General Anesthesia", you've eliminated the biggest risk in Liposuction!

Liposuction is a fairly safe procedure with minimal risks when done under local tumescent anesthesia in a healthy and appropriate patient. The biggest risk with almost any cosmetic procedure is general anesthesia. There are more minor risks involving allergies, contour irregularities, infections, etc... but when done in an appropriate setting and with appropriately experienced docs, you should have a good experience with good results. Sincerely,

David Hansen,MD

David Hansen, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon

Which Do You Think is Better to Combat the Dreaded Frown Line...botox or Juvederm?

I am going to have either or done next week for my frown line between my eyes. I can't stand it! I had a conservative amount of Botox done for this last year and it worked fine, but I still was able to see a faint line still. Do you think that getting Juvederm this time around would be a better option, or should I just ask for more Botox?

A: Many patients need both Restylane/juvederm and Botox/Dysport for the frown lines.

Fillers like restylane or juvederm fill in the lines whereas botox/dysport help the muscles not move as much to make the lines less pronounced. Many patients need both and they can be done at the same time easily. Expect to pay about $350 for a half syringe of filler and about $300 for botox or dysport in this area. Doing both will probably make the most improvement of all. Sincerely,

David Hansen,MD

David Hansen, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon

Are There Special Considerations for Liposuction on Asian Patients? I Scar Easily.

I'm female, 27,5'2'', 120 pound. I'm athletic, but all my life have had fat in my lower abdomen. I'm asian and have skin that scars VERY easily. I was reading on Realself that a doctor suggested VASER lipo since it worked better on asian patients "since they tended to have fibourus fat" What type of Lipo would work best for me? Are there any special considerations for asian patients? I've found someone sites that talk about "asian liposuction"--is there such a thing?

A: Special considerations for Asian and Blacks when doing liposuction.

Darker complexed skin tends to get hyperpigmented after 1st being irritated which is what the liposuction canulas do to the skin when going through the tiny needle holes. 1st week use antibiotic cream on the holes; 2nd week use a prescription steroid cream such as triamcinolone 0.1% daily; 3rd week start prescription bleaching cream nightly and continue until dots are faded nicely which is usually 3-6 months. Using micro-cannulas during liposuction tend to give dots only and not the big incisions from ultrasound or other laser lipos. Sincerely,

David Hansen,MD

David Hansen, MD

Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon