Kimberly Lee MD

The practice operates from a suite on North Bedford Drive in Beverly Hills and is directed by facial plastic surgeon Dr. Kimberly J. Lee. The office can be reached at (888) 417-8101 and is listed as open Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Los Angeles International and Burbank airports are each about 15 miles away.

The services are arranged in several menus. Cosmetic surgery covers brow lifts, facelifts including a mini-facelift option, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, fat grafting, liposuction, hair transplant, neck lifts, lip procedures and a wedding makeover package for brides, grooms, bridal parties and mothers of the couple. An ethnic-focused menu covers Asian eyelid surgery, Asian rhinoplasty, Asian jaw reduction, alar base reduction and V-line jaw reduction with facial contouring, which the practice promotes for Los Angeles and Beverly Hills.

The non-surgical menu includes BOTOX and Dysport, dermal fillers, Volbella, Kybella, chemical peels, laser skin resurfacing, Fraxel Dual, microdermabrasion, collagen boosting facials, PRP facials, PRP for hair loss, threadlifting, ThermiRF, CryoPen and Latisse. The practice also lists ENT procedures such as septoplasty, endoscopic sinus surgery, balloon sinuplasty and turbinate reduction, along with reconstructive care for facial fractures, facial nerve paralysis, parotid tumors and skin cancer.

A visit begins with a consultation, either at the office or virtually. For a virtual consultation, the practice asks for photos of the face at rest from the front, oblique and side views, plus an upward-angled view for rhinoplasty. In person, a multi-camera Vectra 3D system creates three-dimensional images that can show possible outcomes from several angles, zoomed views, overlays and side-by-side comparisons. Pricing depends on the individual and is set after a full examination and consultation, and patients can ask what a specific procedure costs. CareCredit financing is offered; according to the website, it has no up-front, set-up or annual fees, subject to credit approval.

Out-of-town patients are advised to have a friend or relative drive them to and from surgery and stay with them the first night. Patients without a companion can stay at an aftercare facility or recovery retreat for an added charge. Planning ahead for scheduling and preoperative tests is recommended for travelers.

The practice says it does not promote budget surgery and aims for individualized results. Consultation imaging is used to point out areas that may suit non-surgical, minimally invasive or surgical treatment, and each treatment plan is built after a private consultation, a physical evaluation and a review of medical history.

The site describes the office as private, calm and well kept, staffed by experienced professionals.