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In Beverly Hills, I see noses of all ethnic origins.  These range from Persian (Iranian Rhinoplasty), Hispanic, and African-American to Israeli, Arab, and Asian.  Rhinoplasty is in and of itself a unique operation. Every nose should be tailored for only that person. No two people should have the same nasal shaping performed.  With the various ethnicities in Los Angeles, this is even more important. This makes the operation of nose jobs even more challenging, yet always fun and exciting. 

For women who want to achieve a more attractive breast shape and size, without the typical pain and drawn-out recovery, there may be a solution in what is coined the Flash Recovery Breast Augmentation® with Dr. Ghavami. The tenets are based on the incredible and innovative research in quick or rapid recovery breast augmentation first published by Dr. John Tebbetts. Dr. Ghavami (who studied under Dr. Tebbetts) is proud to be able to utilize these concepts to reduce the recovery time and pain of breast surgery for his Los Angeles patient population.

By focusing on the whole body rather than just the buttocks, Dr. Ghavami is able to sculpt tissue in a way that gives new curves without synthetic implants. This is truly transformative.

June 16, 2010-Beverly Hills, CA-With the summer fast approaching, all eyes are on shapely bodies. Timeless beauty and Hollywood glamour has long been associated with curves, made famous by the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. Now, Dr. Ashkan Ghavami, board certified Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, has pioneered a procedure that will give every woman of every size the ultimate curves: The S-Curve Buttock Lift^®!

The Garabedian sisters have always wanted plastic surgery. Now “Extra” Lifechanger Dr. Ashkan Ghavami is making their dreams come true by performing a skin treatment and rhinoplasty on each of the identical twins.

Read more: http://extratv.warnerbros.com/2010/06/twins_transformed.php#ixzz0q1h22Do9

Breast Enhancement and Shaping procedures require expertise and good judgment by your surgeon.

Breast augmentation is a very delicate operation just like many in plastic surgery.

Right now it is a buyer-be-ware market in plastic surgery.  There are many discount clinics and sometimes the surgeon’s judgment may not be at its best in these situations.  Patients need to research their surgeon very carefully and ask a lot of questions.  Your surgeon should be truthful about your specific breast and body type and what size and shape implant is BEST for you.   Time needs to be taken during your plastic surgery consultation to explain all your options to you.

In Beverly Hills, I see noses of all ethnic origins.  These range from Persian (Iranian Rhinoplasty), Hispanic, and African-American to Israeli, Arab, and Asian.  Rhinoplasty is in and of itself a unique operation. Every nose should be tailored for only that person. No two people should have the same nasal shaping performed.  With the variousethnicities in Los Angeles, this is even more important. This makes the operation of nose jobs even more challenging, yet always fun and exciting.

For a recent Elle UK interview, Demi Moore addressed her beauty obsessions and compulsiveness to maintain her beauty as she ages.   have long been frequent fliers when it comes to plastic surgery.  However, is it really that important for us to know their “secrets”.  I have to say, that when I found out that John Wayne had eyelid rejuvenation and perhaps a facelift, and Marilyn Monroe had chin augmentation, I wish I hadn’t. There are countless celebrities that have had cosmetic surgical enhancements.  I can say that it is perhaps the minority that do not at least get some form of fillers or Botox, chemical peels or lasering.  However, Demi Moore has always been a “true beauty.”  Whether she did or did not have plastic surgery, she is still a “true beauty.”  If someone goes and gets their hair straightened or hair dyed, does this mean they are not a real beauty?

Dr. Ghavami performs ethnic rhinoplasty on a direct descendant of the Qajar Persian royal dynasty. Dr. Ghavami has written textbook chapters and professional essays on the difference between ‘ethnic’ rhinoplasties and the ‘regular’ nose job, and is considered an expert in the field.

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Dr. Ghavami’s complex breast reconstruction patient, Lydia is discussed on “Hot Topics” section of the TV Show, “The Doctors” on March 17th!