Dr. Sean Plastic Surgery

Dr. Sean Plastic Surgery is a Beverly Hills practice led by Dr. Sean Saadat. It sees patients from Los Angeles, the rest of Southern California and farther away, and the practice describes its experience as private and concierge-level.

Procedures are grouped into face, body, breast and non-surgical care. Face work includes rhinoplasty, deep plane and mini facelifts, blepharoplasty, brow lifts, neck lifts, chin augmentation and facial fat transfer. Body work includes mommy makeovers, tummy tucks, liposuction, Brazilian butt lifts and gynecomastia surgery. Breast work covers augmentation with implants or fat transfer, breast lifts and breast reduction.

Consultations can be held in person or virtually, and virtual visits are available to patients in Los Angeles, across the US and internationally. The site lists free consultations, and separately notes that a $300 fee is required to confirm an appointment, so it is worth confirming which applies when booking. Payment plans are available and can be discussed at consultation.

According to the practice, primary rhinoplasty costs $19,000 to $29,000 and revision rhinoplasty $25,000 to $40,000. A deep plane facelift is listed at $23,000 to $37,000 and a lower-face mini facelift at $19,000 to $27,000, with facelift pricing depending on the surgical plan, anesthesia and whether a neck lift, eyelid surgery or fat transfer is added. Breast surgery quotes depend on the procedure, whether implants are used, plan complexity, anesthesia and combined procedures, and are given at consultation. Non-surgical nose options are described as lower in price.

Surgeries take place at a facility with HEPA-filtered air and sterilized equipment, and vital signs are monitored in real time throughout. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Results vary from patient to patient and are not guaranteed.

Plans are built around each patient's anatomy and goals, with the aim of natural-looking results shaped to the individual. The deep plane facelift lifts and repositions the deeper SMAS layer rather than pulling on the skin alone, and is usually done under general anesthesia, with local anesthesia sometimes an option depending on preference and evaluation.