Celebrity nose jobs: better than what I can get?

The celebrities that have seen the spot light have had good and bad nose work done.  In my practice I give everyone the same focus and attention they deserve.  We have all seen bad results and some really good ones.  Sometimes it is simply a miscommunication between the patient and surgeon about... more

Hi, Absolutely not...just look at Michael Jackdon's nose or Lil Kim's. This a common misconception about rhinoplasty. A plastic surgeons skill is NOT related to celebrity status. This only has to do with the amount of money the plastic surgeon devotes to Public Relations. Good public relations can get you on... more

Patients coming in for a rhinoplasty all have the same concerns -- is it going to look good, will I see a big difference, will my friends know (or not know) that I had something done, and what will I look like. Why would you think that celebrities are deserve or get any better a rhinoplasty than you. Just look... more

My practice is in Beverly Hills. I often treat patients of many different backgrounds and careers. It does not matter whether a patient is a celebrity or not. The rhinoplasty will be performed with the same amount of attention to detail in all cases.

The major difference between a celebrity undergoing a rhinoplasty and an ordinary person undergoing the same procedure is that most people who have a rhinoplasty are willing to admit that they have had one whereas most celebrities are reluctant to do so unless confronted or the evidence is obvious. The success... more

I treat every patient the same.  The reason we make decisions in medicine is that we choose the path that will give the best outcome with the least risk.  Thinking that someone will get a better treatment because they are a "VIP" is not valid.  More likely than not, if a doctor... more

As far as plastic surgery is concerned every individual is a celebrity. A good surgeon who is passionate about his work and his patients will consider that at the time the surgery is being performed that patient, either rich, poor, famous or anonymous becomes the most important person in the world. No... more

There are examples of celebrities who have had wonderful plastic surgery.  Most of the celebrities who have had subtle artistic work are never in the news because their results were subtle, their surgeries were never leaked to the press; they appear to continue to defy age.  You will never hear those... more

Dear Anon, I think I understand your question.  You may be wondering if a "celebrity" patient may get special treatment that a surgeon would not typically afford to any other less well-known patient?  As far as in my practice, and I think for most of my collegues, all of my... more

I supose I treat everyone as a celebrity, but really I treat them as if I am treating my own family member.  I want them to have a great result, a great experience, and I want them to feel that all their questions and concerns were addressed during every stage of the experience.