San Francisco Plastic Surgeons

	Steven H. Williams, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 4000 Dublin Blvd Suite 300, Dublin		700 answers
	Miguel Delgado, Jr., MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 450 Sutter Street Suite 2433, San Francisco		520 answers
	Vincent D. Lepore, MD San Jose Plastic Surgeon 2581 Samaritan Drive Suite 102, San Jose		392 answers
	Shahin Javaheri, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 2100 Webster Street, Suite 329, San Francisco		371 answers
	Elizabeth Lee, MD Bay Area Plastic Surgeon 2999 Regent St Ste 401, Berkeley		323 answers
	George Commons, MD Palo Alto Plastic Surgeon 1515 El Camino Real Suite C, Palo Alto		296 answers
	Edmond A. Zingaro, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 909 Hyde, San Francisco		267 answers
	Michael Kulick, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 450 Sutter St Suite 2620, San Francisco		173 answers
	Larry Fan, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 77 Van Ness Avenue Suite 302, San Francisco		167 answers
	Daryl K. Hoffman, MD Los Gatos Plastic Surgeon 805 El Camino Real Suite A, Palo Alto		161 answers
	Usha Rajagopal, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 490 Post Street Suite 430 , San Francisco		126 answers
	Donald M. Brown, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 2100 Webster Street Suite 429, San Francisco		119 answers
	Roy Kim, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 220 Montogomery St Suite 348, San Francisco		118 answers
	Scott W. Mosser, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 450 Sutter St. Suite 1400, San Francisco		108 answers
	Andrew Kaczynski, MD Sacramento Plastic Surgeon 77 Cadillac Drive Suite 170, Sacramento		99 answers
	Karen M. Horton, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 2100 Webster Street Suite 506, San Francisco		91 answers
	Kenneth Bermudez, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 525 Spruce St Suite 2, San Francisco		69 answers
	Charles K. Lee, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 2250 Hayes St. Ste 508, San Francisco		56 answers
	Robert M. Lowen, MD Bay Area Plastic Surgeon 305 South Drive Suite 1, Mountain View		49 answers
	Michael Sundine, MD Orange County Plastic Surgeon 1640 Newport Blvd #450, Costa Mesa		29 answers
	Ramin Behmand, MD Walnut Creek Plastic Surgeon 1776 Ygnacio Valley Road Ste 108, Walnut Creek		16 answers
	Fred Suess, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 1700 California St Suite 500, San Francisco		15 answers
	M. Dean Vistnes, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 1515 El Camino Real Suite B, Palo Alto		12 answers
	Stephen J Ronan, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 3600 Blackhawk Plaza Circle, Danville		12 answers
	Shahin Fazilat, MD Mountain View Plastic Surgeon 515 South Drive Suite 25, Mountain View		10 answers
	James Romano, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 1650 Jackson St. Suite 101, San Francisco		10 answers
	Roger P. Friedenthal, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 3838 California Street Suite 404, San Francisco		8 answers
	Carolyn C. Chang, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 2100 Webster St Ste 508, San Francisco		4 answers
	Leonard Gray, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 450 Sutter St Suite 2303, San Francisco		4 answers
	Seung K. Kim, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 1515 El Camino Real Ste. F, Palo Alto		3 answers
	K. Cary Canoun, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 1501 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Suite 200, Walnut Creek		1 answer
	Edward P. Miranda, MD San Francisco Plastic Surgeon 3838 California St. 404, San Francisco		1 answer
	Regina L. Rosenthal, MD Bay Area Plastic Surgeon 3803 S Bascom Ave Suite 206, Campbell		1 answer

Recent Answers

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: Botox works but you need to use it regularly

The frown lines will continue to improve if you use botox regularly. Usually you need to get it every four months for the best results. It will weaken the muscle and reduce your frown lines. Juvederm can be used as well. You said you got it last year. I don't know if you got it two months ago or fourteen months ago. But, Botox works really well for frown lines and if you have to chose one or the other, chose Botox.

Daryl K. Hoffman, MD

Los Gatos Plastic Surgeon

Is 18 Too Young for a Breast Augmentation Consultation?

I have wanted implants ever since my breasts stopped growing in my early teens. I have looked at many before and after photos and I believe I may have hypomastia. I have recently turned 18 and believe I am ready for this surgery. My parent is supportive of whatever decision I make but as I will be the one paying for this surgery it is ultimately my choice. I have the money and ability to do this now. My question is are doctors hesitant to discuss/perform breast augmentation on someone my age?

A: 18 yo is fine.

I would have hesitation if younger and would discuss at length with the family to understand the reasons, ect. A 18 year old in today's society is able to make her own choices and consent for herself. The FDA allows only saline breast implants for women under 22 yo. I do encourage that you involve your parents as much as possible and you will be responsible for your decisions.

Miguel Delgado, Jr., MD

San Francisco Plastic Surgeon

Do I Need Someone to Stay with Me After Eyelid Surgery? I'm 70 and Live Alone.

live a lone and in my 70's and need upper eyelid surgery to improve vision.

A: Home care after eye surgery.

Thank you for your question. I will join the chorus here and agree with the other plastic surgeons. It is in your best interest to have someone with you for that first night after surgery.

Best of luck.

Donald M. Brown M.D. F.A.C.S.

Board certified American Board of Plastic Surgery

Board certified American Board of Otolaryngology

Donald M. Brown, MD

San Francisco Plastic Surgeon