Your consultation
Your consultation is with Dr. Farajzadeh himself, in person in Beverly Hills or virtually.
Working together
Dr. Matt Farajzadeh takes the time to focus on his patients as individuals, their lives, and their goals. A consultation here is focused on deeply understanding what a patient truly wants before any procedure is discussed, so that the treatment plan is rooted in evidence and efficacy.
How a consultation works
Which procedure is right for you is decided at consultation.
Request a consultation
Book a consultation online, or call or text (213) 342-1106.
Meet Dr. Farajzadeh
He asks about your goals, your medical history and medications, any earlier surgery, and any filler or injections you have had, and listens before any plan is made.
A plan that is yours
A procedure is planned around your anatomy, your tissue quality, and the way you want to age, and sometimes the honest answer is a smaller procedure, a different one, or none at all. You leave with his recommendation, and its cost is reviewed with you once that plan is clear.
Surgery, if you choose it
Some procedures can be performed in the office, under local anesthesia, or in an operating room, and others only in an operating room. Where yours takes place is decided at your consultation.
Recovery, in stages
Healing unfolds in stages, and the timing of each stage for your recovery is reviewed with you before surgery.
Before your visit
- Address
- 435 N. Roxbury Drive, Suite 400, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
- Office hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 5:00; Saturday closed
- Parking
- The building's lot charges a fee, and free parking is plentiful nearby, including free two-hour street parking on Bedford.
- Virtual consultations
- By video
- What to bring
- Nothing is required. It helps to know your earlier procedures, any filler or injections you have had, and your medications and supplements.
- Nicotine
- Patients considering surgery need to be nicotine-free for a minimum of six weeks before and after surgery.
Book a Consultation explains the consultation fee.
Other questions are answered in the FAQ, and how the cost of a procedure is reviewed is explained in Financing.
