Dr. Kevin Sadati is a board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon practicing in Newport Beach, California. He is a member of the prestigious American Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) and the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS). Dr. Sadati is a highly specialized and experienced surgeon in the field of nasal surgery with more than a decade of experience. He has helped thousands of patients in Orange County California who have had a wide array of cosmetic and reconstructive problems such as primary and revision Rhinoplasty surgeries. Patients that seek out Dr. Sadati to fix their nose go to him because of his wealth of experience. They know that he has honed his fundamental skills using modern techniques which ensure them a successful outcome. As an artist and painter, Dr. Sadati has a great understanding of the hidden beauty of each individual. He is committed to treating the patient as a whole. By having a keen and artistic eye for balancing facial features, he has helped countless of patients achieve the natural looking nose that they wanted. It’s important to him that his patients’ receive the best possible care and that they are happy with their results. Other less skilled cosmetic surgeons performing the same procedure on the exact same patient would show telltale signs that they did not have the proper skills and experience. And unfortunately, the consequence to the patient would most likely be that they would need a revision. Unlike many cosmetic surgeons that simply treat a particular cosmetic nasal concern for their patient, Dr. Sadati considers every aspect as how the surgery will alter their nose. He will make sure that their nose will be both functional, and aesthetically pleasing. During your consultation, he goes to great lengths to ensure the proper time and attention is given to every detail, as well as making sure that your expectations will be met.
Dr. Sadati specializes in revision Rhinoplasty. In fact, a large portion of his practice revolves around correcting and refining noses of patients that are unsatisfied with their ‘new’ nose. Patients who go to Dr. Sadati go to him because they were not happy with the results they received from their previous nose surgery from another surgeon. These corrections in nasal surgery are the most difficult cases, but they often result in the happiest patients. There is no revision Rhinoplasty problem that Dr. Sadati considers too challenging to repair.
For Dr. Sadati, Rhinoplasty for the ethnic person who comes from the Middle East, the Mediterranean, Asia, or an African Country, is of particular interest to him because he knows how to work with their natural beauty. Most surgeons work against it, and knowing how to appreciate each individual, and their unique look, is extremely important in nasal cosmetic surgery. If you don’t know or understand ethnic noses, performing surgery without this knowledge can make them look unnatural. His patients appreciate this individual and personal attention, and his rare approach to cosmetic surgery has helped his practice grow over the years.
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.
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 in 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.
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.
CURRICULUM VITAE
American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery approved fellowship training, WA General Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery 2004-2005
Diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery 2007
Fellow of American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, FAACS
Medical College of Pennsylvania/Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Otolaryngology/ HNS 1999-2004
Facial plastic surgery 1999-2004
AOBOO Board Certified 2005
FAOCO certified 2011
Michigan State University, Metropolitan Hospital, Grand Rapids, MI
Rotating Surgical internship 1998-1999
Midwestern University/Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Downers Grove, IL
Medical school, DO degree 1994-1998
University of California at San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Wound healing laboratories, research associate 1992-1994
Undergraduate
University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 1988-1992
B.S., Molecular Neurobiology & Cell Biology
B.A., Near Eastern History & literature
Non-Medical
Philadelphia School of Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA
Painting and sculpture, evening classes. 2001-2003
HONORS & 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
RESEARCH
2011- The Double “C” Plication Technique: A Reliable Technique for Lower Facial Rejuvenation: Review of1500 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 - Malignant fibrous histiocytoma of the head and neck after radiation for squamous cell carcinoma, ENT journal April 2004.
2003 - Pleomorphic Adenoma of External Auditory Canal. Case report. Discussion of histological presentation and also surgical management of this tumor. Presented at AOCOO meeting. Medical College of Pennsylvania.
Metastasis of Sebaceous Cell Carcinoma of the eyelid to the Maxillary Sinus. Presented at the AOCOO meeting. Medical College of Pennsylvania.
1997 - Neurotology Research:
1. 1) Study of CSF Leak After Acoustic Neuroma Surgery.
2. 2) 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.
Wound Healing Research: Regulatory Effects of IL4 & NO Signaling on Osteoclasts & Osteoblasts. Bone marrow stem cells were induced to differentiate into osteoclasts and Osteoblasts, and 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.
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 - 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.
ORGANIZATIONS CURRENT AND PAST AFFILIATIONS
American Academy of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
American Osteopathic Association
American Academy of Osteopathic Otolaryngology/HNS/ Facial Plastic Surgery
American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
Osteopathic Medical Board of California
Washington Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Snohomish County Medical Society
Northwest Society of Cosmetic Surgeons
Pennsylvania State Medical Association
Pennsylvania Board of Osteopathic Medicine
Philadelphia College of Surgeons
Philadelphia Medical Society
HOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS (past & present)
Coastal Community Hospital, CA
Northwest Hospital, WA
Valley General Hospital, WA
Swedish Hospital, WA
Lower Buck Hospital, PA
College Hospital, CA
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