Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar

Morpheus8 and Ultherapy share a menu with full facelifts and liposuction at Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar, a Beverly Hills practice that operates as a surgical suite and a medical spa at the same time. That pairing tells you something about who walks in the door. Someone booking a light laser touch-up and someone weighing a mommy makeover check in at the same front desk.

Surgical range under one surgeon

The surgical list is long and it does not feel padded to hit a number. Dr. Feldmar is described as double board-certified in plastic and reconstructive surgery, and the procedure pages sort cleanly into breast, face, body, men, and wound care. Facial work alone spans facelift, neck lift, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, brow lift, and chin or cheek augmentation. That section reads like a full practice on its own.

What caught my attention was wound care and reconstructive surgery sitting right next to elective cosmetic enhancement. Many aesthetic sites bury anything that sounds clinical. Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar keeps reconstruction on the roster, which points to training that goes past the purely elective side of the field.

There is also a dedicated men's section, which is more than a lot of practices bother with. Men who consider cosmetic work often want to know a surgeon actually treats male patients regularly rather than as an afterthought, and giving that group its own category answers the question before it gets asked. Breast surgery, facial procedures, and body contouring are each cross-referenced, so the related clinical pages connect and a patient can move through them in sequence.

Breast work from augmentation to explant

The breast category at Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar is granular. Augmentation, lift, reduction, revision, reconstruction, and implant removal each get their own footing. Implant removal is the one worth pausing on.

A fair number of surgeons quietly steer around explant cases, so listing it openly suggests the practice treats women who want their implants out with the same seriousness as women who want them in. That breadth is worth checking against any shortlist a patient is building.

Body work and post-pregnancy restoration

Tummy tuck, liposuction, mommy makeover, Brazilian butt lift, and arm and thigh lifts fill out the body section. The mommy makeover framing is aimed squarely at post-pregnancy patients who want several concerns handled in one plan, and Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar pitches to a wide age band, roughly the twenties through the sixties and beyond.

I found that age spread more persuasive than the usual before-and-after gloss, because it lines up with a practice running both elective contouring and reconstructive repair rather than one or the other.

What sits behind the scalpel

Credentials and a long menu only carry a practice so far. What fills in the rest at Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar is a mix of low-commitment treatments and a fairly steady outside track record. Reaching the office is not a puzzle either: two phone numbers, a full Beverly Hills street address, a consultation page, and active profiles on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Yelp.

It reads like more than a bare listing in a business directory. For a category where people often hesitate to pick up the phone, that spread of contact routes is a small point in its favor.

The medical spa side

The med-spa treatments are the entry point that asks the least of a new patient. Botox, dermal fillers, laser treatments, microneedling, chemical peels, and the Morpheus8 and Ultherapy tightening devices all live under one roof. These are the services that bring people through the door before, or instead of, surgery.

Keeping them in-house at Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar means a patient can start small and step up without switching providers. The About Us section rounds this out with staff bios, a look at the facility, financing, and aftercare, which answers the practical questions most people carry into a first appointment.

Financing gets its own mention, and that is not a throwaway detail in this category. Cosmetic surgery in Beverly Hills is rarely cheap, and a practice that spells out payment options up front expects to work with patients who need a plan as much as those paying in one stroke. Pair that with the aftercare notes and the before-and-after gallery, and Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar gives a browsing patient a reasonable picture of what happens before, during, and well after a procedure.

How patients rate the practice

Outside feedback for Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar is spread across several platforms and leans favorable. Two Yelp listings exist, one under the practice name with around fifty-nine reviews and one under the surgeon's name with about nineteen, and the quoted excerpts run positive. RealSelf carries patient reviews and before-and-after photos, with testimonials calling the experience excellent.

Healthgrades shows a likelihood-to-recommend score near 4.17 out of five, and a couple of aggregator sites echo the same note about attentive staff and Dr. Feldmar's manner with patients. No pointed negative reviews surfaced, which is reassuring, though quiet is not the same as glowing.

Spread across that many independent platforms, the agreement between them counts for more than a single glowing page would, since Yelp, RealSelf, and Healthgrades draw different crowds and score things differently. The recurring theme in the excerpts is staff care and the surgeon's manner. Patients weigh that almost as heavily as the surgical result itself. Still, testimonials are self-selected, and a practice with a med-spa feeder can accumulate easy five-star ratings from quick Botox visits that say little about how it performs on a complex reconstruction.

The unresolved piece is scale. Fifty-nine and nineteen Yelp reviews make a respectable base, not an avalanche, and a 4.17 recommend score leaves visible room below the ceiling. A gallery and a handful of favorable excerpts can prove a good result. They cannot tell a prospective patient how the difficult cases went, or how a revision was handled when a first outcome came up short. That gap is the thing I would want closed at Feldmar Aesthetics: Dr. David Feldmar before putting my own face or body on the schedule.

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