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About Dr Raman Mehrzad

Dr. Mehrzad lends his expertise to practices in Beverly Hills and southern Orange County at FORM MD Plastic Surgery – a fully credentialed surgery center facility that has sustained incredibly close connections within the surrounding community. His practices have a focus on a boutique concierge-like experience with advanced body contouring plastic surgery procedures.

Dr. Mehrzad is extensively trained in all body contouring procedures, including:

 

  • Scarless breast augmentation
  • Breast lift
  • Breast reduction
  • Tummy tuck (Abdominoplasty)

  • Mommy makeover
  • High-Definition body contouring 
  • Liposuction
  • Arm lift | Thigh lift
  • Hand rejuvenation 
  • Scar revision and scar prevention 

Harvard, Yale and Brown Trained Cosmetic Surgeon

Dr. Raman Mehrzad is originally from Iran, moved to Sweden at the age of 3, and attended medical school in Sweden. After medical school, Dr Mehrzad moved to the US and completed his research fellowship and internal medicine residency at Carney Hospital, Tufts University School of Medicine. He then worked at Yale University as an internist for 3 years advancing his knowledge & skills in the medical field. 

Dr Mehrzad then attended Brown University for his Surgical training. He has completed 6 years of surgical training, including total body operation, trauma, reconstructive surgery, and cosmetic surgery.

Now at FORM MD Plastic Surgery in Mission Viejo CA, Dr Mehrzad specializes in providing advanced, modern body contouring techniques for breast augmentation, breast and body lifts, tummy tucks, and liposuction.

Surgical Procedures

rhinoplasty

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