Ron Hazani, MD, FACS

I got bbl 360 with Dr. Hazani. Surgery went well I'm now 3 months po. But I'm not 100% happy. I was a super flat so I didn't expect big butt so far I'm happy with my booty he gave me. But I do believe he did not lipo my stomach looks bigger than before I'm hopefully it's all swollen. Updated on 29 Oct 2021: This is my 7th po my results are getting better every month. Updated on 30 Jun 2023: My two years po nothing have change my butt remains the same I gain about 5 pounds since my surgery..now I jut need a TT... if your thinking about go for it just make sure you chose the correct doctor.

Dr. Hazani is truly a genius! He made me feel so comfortable from day one. I did a tummy tuck and lipo 360 my results were beyond my inspections I couldn't believe it. He snatched my waist! In love with my results !!

Dr. Hazi is the best plastic surgeon he did BBL. Not only did he educate me but he actually cared about my health and my results. I felt super comfortable with him I felt safe and most of all I knew that I was going to get the results that I wanted. I don’t feel like there’s a lot of doctors out there that actually care and try to educate you on your health before you do any surgeries. I got my BBL and right after I had my post-op appointment he took really good care of me and I’m really happy with my results I am excited for the future to see him again.

i had been insecure about my body for a long time. Dr. Hazani has some magical hands because i don’t even look like the same person anymore. i am sooooo happy with my new body. i contacted him for a virtual consultation and sent some pics, he gave me a price and let me know we needed to do an in-person consultation to confirm it. i already knew i wanted to book him so i booked my surgery date at our in person. he told me he would contact me in about a month to confirm dates and what not. like clock work, 1 month later, he did. i did my pre op a little earlier than most people do i think. i did mine about a month to a month and a half out. at my pre op i made my payment. he walked me through everything again, gave me my prescriptions, gave me my lab paperwork to complete. before i knew it the day had come for me to get my surgery. i was really nervous about everything and honestly, i was just hoping for the best. i think i over researched and freaked myself out. the only issue i had was with the surgery center. no one called me the day before to confirm my appointment so i showed up at the center at 6am because that was our original time. i ended up calling Dr. Hazani directly and he was the one to tell me our time had been changed to 9 am. so i left and came back at 9. the only reason i didn’t make a big deal about it is because i forgot my covid test at home lol. when i got back his assistant walked me through the paperwork, after i was done, they took me to the back, had me change and gave me a pregnancy test. the rn (I believe her name was Narine, but i could be wrong; sorry girl!) hooked up my iv stuff she was super gentle/kind and i love that bc i hate needles!!! doc came in, marked me up, took pics and we talked for a little bit about what i want and discussed any last minutes questions and concerns i had. afterwards the anesthesiologist took over from there. last thing i remember was him giving me an “oxygen mask”. then i woke up and went home. healing was not as bad as i thought. TAKE YOUR PAIN MEDS and you will be fine. i am still healing now but i have become a lot more mobile now. i need to schedule another post op exam with him just so he can see the finished product. i am so proud of my new body. ladies be prepared to get a lot of hard stares because trust me, they will be staring!!! thank you Dr. Hazani!! i’m in love!! Updated on 2 Feb 2021: so i caught covid and haven’t had a massage in almost a month, my appointment is today. i have some hardness on my sides. swelling has gone down tremendously. only 2 more weeks left of wearing my foams and boards then onto a stage 3 garment. can’t believe we made it this far!!

I never do reviews, although I read the reviews and a big part of my decision is based on the review, but Dr. Hazani is the BEST!!!!!!!!! I got my tummy tuck and arm lift a week ago in San Diego and he is an artist. I have had cosmetic surgery before and was ripped off and hated the results. Dr. Hazani snatched my waist with a perfect bellybutton and my arms are perfect. He has the best bedside manner and is an absolute PRO. This was the best possible experience from start to finish! I also will be getting my BBL in 3 months with Dr. Hazani. I wish I could give this Doctor a million stars, he has given me my confidence back.

I hadn't BBL with Dr. Hazani in June 2020. I'm a couple months over due for my review. I had such a good experience with him and he gave me a good butt and body can't complain! I just wish for a little ore butt and more snatched waist.

I am 10 days post op and everyday that goes by I cannot believe that this is my new body.. my shape is perfect, waist is perfect, butt is perfect & im not still bruised and swollen. dr Hazani really knows what he is doing .. I did research for 3 years before deciding Hazani was my doctor. I have 3 other friends who have also went to him and they all look amazing as well. I have barely any lipo holes in sight and the ones I can see are so small it looks like a scratch. The massage lady couldn’t even find the incisions that’s how perfect he made everything look. I’ve heard a lot of people say this procedure is very painful but whatever technique he uses makes you feel little pain, just discomfort. I’m very happy with my results he gave me everything I wanted and more. I’ve had other surgeries in Beverly Hills and I must say Hazanis communication and care for you is 10/10! I felt very safe , the nurse made Maddie made me feel 100x better and assured that everything will be okay. I will share pics Now upon request but I will wait for my final results to upload them here . Thank you dr Hazani for a safe and perfect surgery

Hi there, I took a long o debate doing the surgery due to all its risk factors and also to make sure I had exhausted all the avenues before deciding to go with the surgery route. Anyhow, did all my research, took about a year. From the time I decided wanted to do it to actually doing it, took about 1month. I contacted the office to schedule a surgery after initial consultation and I was happy with their response since they accommodated me request to push the surgery ahead of time, I was leaving the state and wanted to be recovered before gettin on he plane. It turned out everything worked out for the best and I finish he surgery right at he start of the pandemic. It's been 8 month and everything is great, no complication whatsoever. Results are amazing, couldn't be happier. So let me get to real stuff, I read all the reviews before going to the consultation and I know many had mentioned the bedside mannerisms to be an issue, I could care less, I wanted a doctor who could take on the surgery and get it to the finish line without complications, to be upfront with the expectation and who manages my expectations of reality vs no reality. That's what I got and I appreciated the honesty and the truth up front and what to expect and not to expect and the fact why he said he will do his best. I wanted results not small talks with no real answers, after all didn't want to waste my time or money. And he gave me that so I truly appreciate that. Though, I would say the set up and the process in general was unconventional but I understand that everything moving to be digital and on the go. However, I would give a feedback that the lines if communications between patients, associates and the doctor would be streamlined so there is no communication error. Lastly, don't rush through the consultation, but who knows maybe sth pressing was happening when I did mine. At the end, I got all my questions answered before heading to surgery and if I had questions they were answered via text or emails. These were just my feedbacks so that they can improve upon. I think, based on my results, no complication, lasting (obviously healthy diet and working out), he did a phenomenal job and did it artistically.

This is my review so far I will add update photos and what not later on, I am day 4 post op from BBL. The experience leading up to BBL was good, nerve wracking, but good. He seemed a little busy and distracted but that is expected with most doctors with busy schedules. He at least double checked my charts every time and made sure I was correct patient so I was not to worried there. He was very straight forward and honest which was good. Payment and everything (I.e. paperwork/signatures) was over the phone/email. I didn’t have my pre op and full consultation until day before surgery. I understood the changes with covid and everything so it didn’t surprise me. I almost didn’t do the surgery because I was so nervous and was paranoid of my vanity being my demise. But everything went well and I had the best possible nurse (Melanie? I believe was her name). She was very reassuring and friendly and knowledgeable. She was great at explaining everything and answered any and all questions I had left. Before I knew it I was on the operating table and then in a blink I was done. My surgery lasted about 4.5 hours I believe. I can’t say that I was in pain but it was extremely uncomfortable after all my medications wore off around midnight. Mind you I had my surgery at 6am. Getting a hold of the doctor was quick since I had his personal number and there was no middle man to deal with. I never had to contact him until I was ready to do my post op appointment before my flight home. So far so good. I no longer have fluid discharge and I don’t have any lumps or bumps as of yet. But I also started massaging myself the day of surgery. So I’m not sure if that’s helped. You definitely need someone that can take care of you especially when showering because it is rough and takes a lot of work not to pass out when taking off the garment. Especially the first time. I am still faint now and then but I am able to move around a lot. Which I should slow down on since I am getting too confident and don’t want to burn off any calories and lose the precious fat that was transferred. I recommend him so far and hope everyone to do their research to make sure this is the tight doctor for them. So far I can say he was a good choice for me. Also I’m 5’1” and 145lbs. I’ll post my before measurements if I am able to find them later along with my after measurements. Updated on 18 Nov 2020: Almost 4 weeks in 2 days. I lost a lot of fat. I am really bummed about it. But all in all I am happy with how flat my tummy is and my hip dips are gone which is essentially what my original main complaint was prior to surgery. From the side there isn’t much difference at all from before. You only notice the difference from angles and from the front or directly from the back. There’s not much fullness at all from the side view. It’s a much more natural look. While that is fine I wanted more of a dramatic result. That being said I still have 2-4 months left until I see the “final” result so I could still lose even more fat. I have been extremely careful and have not slept or sat on my butt at all. I occasionally have to drive but I always use my pillow and I never drive for longer than 10 minutes. My back and sides are still numb and I continue to massage them for feeling. Sleeping on my stomach has been brutal on my lower back and neck so I occasionally throw an extra pillow under my hips to even out my spine. I had gotten an infection a week after the surgery and it scared me to death how quickly it spread, but the doctor was quick to give me antibiotics and after a few days the redness and heat subsided. I am happy with my body but I am still slightly swollen at my sides/back.

I am scheduled for a BBL with Lipo 360 on November 5th. After researching doctors I decided to go with Hazani because I like his results and his price was more affordable than other local doctors. Because of Covid his office was closed so I sent in my pictures and he called me to have a virtual consult. He said I was a good candidate but I should lose 10-15 lbs.I paid my deposit and scheduled my surgery. I have had great communication from Dr Hazani himself. He gives out his personal cell phone number so you can contact him directly with any questions. About 4 weeks prior to surgery they emailed me my pre-op paperwork to fill out and lab sheet. I went and had my labs done at a local quest.Yesterday Shaily from his office called to update me that they had everything they needed and asked if I had a pre-op appointment which I had already been given on the pre-op paperwork. (She said they didn't have my pre-op down on their calendar). My pre-op is the day before surgery since I'm coming from out of town. I have 12 days til surgery and am excited and nervous at the same time! Updated on 7 Nov 2020: Well I cant believe I actually went through with it! I had my pre op the day before and met Dr Hazani in person for the first time. He said he is transitioning to an all virtual practice so he said he will no longer have an office and everything up to pre op will be taken care of virtually by email/phone. He told me what to expect and what results he could give me. He took photographs and told me he would see me the next morning. My surgery was scheduled for 6am. My husband wasn't allowed to stay due to covid but they called him at 10:30 to come pick me up. I was in my Faja when I woke up. Very drowsy and out of it. They wheeled me to our car and I laid down in the back seat for the drive to the hotel. It was more uncomfortable like really bad soreness than actual pain. I laid on my stomach and slept most of the day. Dr Hazani did call later that afternoon to check on me and told me to come in to see him in the morning for my post op appt. Getting out of bed was a little rough. I was draining like crazy and had to change my pads often. I used the female urinal to pee which was a lifesaver! I didn't sleep much the first night. I woke up every hour because I was uncomfortable, had to pee, and my arms kept falling asleep. The next day I saw Hazani before heading back home. He said everything was looking good and to start doing self massages at least 15 minutes a day. Updated on 7 Nov 2020: Here are my pre op and post op pics. My preop measurements were height 5'1", waist 36, hips 38, 156 lbs. 2 days post op waist 33.5, hips 41.5. I hope the swelling continues to go down but keep the fat that was transferred. Updated on 10 Nov 2020: I am going to try this again and post the before and after pictures so far. For some reason it didn't upload them last time. Recovery has been a little rougher than I expected. Its just so hard to get comfortable and I've had alot of swelling. I was using foam boards and an ab and back board and I would wake up feeling so tight and swollen like I was hit by a ton of bricks. I would get up and after a while of walking around and moving i would feel a little better but my abdomen was so sore to the touch. I stopped adding them under my faja and I feel soooo much better. I feel like maybe it was making everything TOO tight. I'm just going to wear the ab board because I feel like my ab area needs some flattening. I get my first massage in a couple days and am hoping that will help the swelling. Updated on 21 Nov 2020: I'm a little over 2 weeks post op now and am liking my results. I still get really swollen depending on how active I am throughout the day or what I eat. Ive had 2 lymphatic massages, one a week and i feel really good after, like I am able to move around alot more, not so stiff in the abdomen and back area. I do daily massages also. Sleeping is still a little rough but I'm not waking up as much throughout the night as I was. When I get up I feel super stiff and my lower back usually aches and it takes my body a while to loosen up. I've been sleeping with a pillow under my hips to help the lower back which makes things a little more comfortable. I ordered a bbl pillow which should be arriving tomorrow which I cant wait to try out. Its so hard to not sit! I plan to only use it when I have to drive somewhere. I don't want to use it too much and affect my results. Updated on 3 Dec 2020: I still get swollen but its slowly getting better. I wear my faja 24/7 and am waiting for my stage 2 to come in the mail. My stitches finally fell off about 3 1/2 weeks post op. I havent lost any inches and my stomach and butt are feeling a little softer. Still getting my lymphatic massages. I use my BBL pillow only when I have to drive and other than that I don't sit. I'm going to try and wait another couple weeks before I try sitting on my butt. Updated on 5 Jan 2021: I'm feeling good about my results. I havent lost any inches in my hips, measuring 41 inches still. After wearing my stage 2 faja, which i still wear everyday, my waist is down to 31 inches. I've been sitting on my butt more often for the last 2 weeks and its starting to feel more comfortable.