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Meet Dr. Kevin Sadati Orange County Facial Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Kevin Sadati, an exceptional, highly specialized, and experienced facial plastic surgeon, has over 15 years of experience performing thousands of cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. He is a board-certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon and otolaryngology/head and neck surgeon. He is also a diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery and a member of the American Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery.

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Dr. Sadati’s Natural Facelift Technique

Along with perfecting many traditional techniques and procedures, Dr. Sadati is also responsible for pioneering many innovative procedures that are used by hundreds of other surgeons around the world. One notable example is his revolutionary Natural Facelift Technique.

Published in the prestigious American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and presented at national academic conferences like the annual American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery and American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery meetings, Dr. Sadati’s natural facelift is perfect for men and women in their late 40s to 70s. Dr. Sadati explains that, “As we age, the skin in the face and neck area tends to sag and lose its elasticity. This can be due to a number of factors, from stress to diet to the pull of gravity. My natural facelift technique will bring up the jowls and other lax areas, providing you with a more youthful looking face.” This procedure is preferred by most patients because it offers youthful-looking results without the “pulled” or “tight” look common with traditional face and neck lifts. Patients also prefer this method because it is done under local anesthesia using oral sedation, without the need for general anesthesia. This is a safer alternative and reduces the patient’s recovery time. Dr. Kevin Sadati specializes in Deep Plane Facelifts. 

Dr. Sadati’s Rhinoplasty Procedure

Rhinoplasty, also known as a “nose job,” can adjust the size, shape, and position of the nose to make it more harmonious with the other elements of the face. Dr. Sadati is recognized as an expert in the Rhinoplasty field and has performed hundreds of nose jobs as well as conducted training on this type of procedure for other professionals.

At the Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery, a large portion of nose-related procedures revolves around correcting and refining the noses of patients who have endured unsatisfactory results with another surgeon. There is no revision Rhinoplasty, or “second nose job,” problem that Dr. Sadati considers too challenging to repair.

In addition to providing patients with aesthetic improvements to the nose, some rhinoplasty procedures can also improve the function of the nose. Functional rhinoplasty can correct a range of problems, including:

  • Repairing a Deviated Septum
  • Reducing Enlarged Turbinates
  • Removing Nasal Polyps
  • Repairing Nasal Valve Collapse

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One of the most common nose corrections is repairing a deviated septum. In some patients, a deviated septum can cause issues like snoring, noisy, mouth breathing, difficulty breathing, and even a bump or hump on the nasal bridge. Septoplasty is another medical procedure, which corrects a deviated septum and helps return functionality to the nasal passageways.

Along with being a board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon and an otolaryngology/head and neck surgeon, Dr. Sadati is an ENT Specialist. An ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT), is a physician who is trained in the medical and surgical treatment of the ears, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. With his extensive training and skill, Dr. Sadati can provide patients with procedures that can improve both the appearance and function of the nose.

“Dr. Sadati is the epitome of professionalism and expertise. From the first consultation he makes you feel welcome with care and concern. His work is superb, and, I believe, the best I’ve seen in others and experienced in myself."

Why Choose Dr. Sadati?

Patients consistently praise Dr. Sadati for their natural-looking results post-surgery. Dr. Sadati also pioneers new and innovative ways to perform traditional procedures. This has led to a constant demand for him to speak at seminars and to pass on his techniques to other surgeons. As a result of the wonderful testimonials and referrals from his many satisfied patients, and the praise and respect he has earned from his peers, Dr. Sadati’s practice continues to grow.

The entire team at The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery strives to give patients the highest quality of care and privacy. We offer a personalized approach, ensuring that your surgical plan will be tailored specifically to your gender, ethnicity, personality, lifestyle and overall needs. Dr. Sadati and his team will give you the highest degree of competency and customer service while helping you achieve the best possible outcome from your procedure.

Contact us today for more information and to schedule an initial consultation with Dr. Kevin Sadati in Newport Beach, California.

Educational Summary

Dr. Sadati received scholarships to earn his undergraduate degrees in Molecular Cell Biology and Near Eastern Art & History from the University of California at Berkeley. He then became involved in wound healing research at the University of California at San Francisco. He went on to earn his medical degree from Midwestern University in Illinois. After completing his rotating internship at Michigan State University, Metropolitan Hospital, he continued his General Surgery, Otolaryngology/ Head & Neck Surgery at PCOM and the Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He completed his facial plastic & reconstructive training in Philadelphia.

In his quest for a higher education, he attended fellowship training in general cosmetic & reconstructive surgery in the State of Washington that is accredited by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery.

While a resident at day, he also pursued his interest in art by attending evening classes at the Philadelphia School of Fine Arts. He felt that by learning oil painting and sculpting, he would also gain an enormous amount of understanding for the human form; and through his artistic training, he learned that having this skill would be a tool to use in surgery; that was both unique, and beneficial to his patients. The means to this technique provided him a better understanding of how to achieve a harmonious and balanced body. With the use of clinical applications at surgery, and by implementing this skill, he produced a harmony in the body that worked.

Medical Education

2011

Fellow of American Osteopathic College of Otolaryngology

2007

Diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery

Fellow of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery

2005

Diplomate, The American Osteopathic Board of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgey and Facial Plastic Surgery

Diplomate, Osteopathic Medical Board of California

2004-2005

General Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery

American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery Approved Fellowship Training, Lynnwood, WA

1999-2004

Otolaryngology/ HNS and Facial plastic surgery

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine., Philadelphia, PA.

1998-1999

Rotating Surgical Internship

Michigan State University, Metropolitan Hospital, Grand Rapids, MI

1994-1998

Medical school, DO degree

Midwestern University/Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Downers Grove, IL

1992-1994

Wound Healing Laboratories, Research Associate

University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

Undergraduate

  • 1988-1992
  • B.S., Molecular Neurobiology & Cell Biology
  • B.A., Near Eastern History & literature
  • University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA

Non-Medical

  • 2001-2003
  • Painting and Sculpture, Evening classes
  • Philadelphia School of Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA

Honors and Awards

U.C. Berkeley, Groper M&P Scholarship

U.C. Berkeley, Wilson Odell Scholarship

U.C. Berkeley, Alumni Scholarship for Academic Excellence

Midwestern University, Alumni Scholarship

American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery: 2006 Best Scholarly Manuscript,The Richard B. Aronsohn, MD Founder’s Award

Research & Publications

2011

The Double “C” Plication Technique:

A Reliable Technique for Lower Facial Rejuvenation: Review of 1500 Cases.

The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery vol. 28. No 1, 2011

2005

Autologous Free Fat Transfer with Platelet Rich Plasma

The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery 12/2006

2004

Radiation Induced Malignant Fibrous Histiocytoma of Larynx

Histological and surgical evaluation of this rare disease in head and neck cancer. Published in ENT journal April 2004.

Graduate Hospital

2003

Pleomorphic Adenoma of External Auditory Canal

Case report. Discussion of histological presentation and also surgical management of this tumor. Presented at AOCOOS meeting.

Medical College of Pennsylvania

2002

Metastasis of Sebaceous Cell Carcinoma of the eyelid to the Maxillary Sinus

Presented at the AOCOOS meeting.

Medical College of Pennsylvania

1997

Neurotology Research:

Study of CSF Leak After Acoustic Neuroma Surgery.

Development of an algorithm to reduce the incidence of CSF leak after acoustic neuroma surgery.

These studies were based on analysis of 500 surgical patients chart, as well as literature search. These data were compiled into charts, graphs, and lecture material that were presented in Copenhagen Neurotological Convention by Dr. Richard Wiet.

Northwestern University

1992

Breast Cancer Research:

Morphology of Mammary Cancer Cell in Comparison with Normal Mammary Cells. Microscopic evaluation of cells to determine morphological changes in respect to pathological cells behavior. Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories

1991

Wound Healing Research:

Regulatory Effects of IL4 & NO Signaling on Osteoclasts & Osteoblasts. Bone marrow stem cells were induced to differentiate into osteoclasts and Osteoblasts, then IL4 and Nitrous Oxide were introduced to them. The results indicated that IL4 down regulates the Osteoblasts, and NO upregulates the Osteoblasts.

UCSF Medical Center

1991

Molecular Neurobiology:

Inner Hair cells Regeneration After Acoustic Trauma. Comparison of Mammalian inner hair cells with birds in an acoustic induced trauma. Evaluation under electron microscope. Undergraduate Thesis.

UC Berkeley

Professional Interest

  • General Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery
  • Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
  • General adult & pediatric Otolaryngology
  • Head & Neck Surgery
  • Phonosurgery

Organization-Current and Past Affiliations

Hospital Affiliations

  • Hoag Memorial Hospital, CA
  • College Hospital, CA
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ExperienceMatters

Dr. Kevin Sadati is a top facial plastic surgeon in the Newport Beach and Orange County area with over 15 years of facial and reconstructive surgery experience. He is particularly known for creating natural, subtle results for his patients who don't appear that they've had work done. This can be credited to his extensive experience, as well as his surgical finesse and natural artistic talent. Along with years of studying and training, Dr. Sadati has experience as a painter and sculptor, which embodies his artistic eye for, and appreciation of, aesthetic harmony. He believes that this is key to creating beautiful, natural-looking results in cosmetic surgery. Dr. Sadati has been voted by his patients: “The Best Cosmetic Surgeon” in OC register 5 years in a row, “Top Plastic Surgeon in Orange County” in Locale magazine and received “Best Overall Facial Rejuvenation” award at the National Aesthetic Show by his peers. He also appeared in “The Doctors” show on NBC.

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