Compare source-listed rhinoplasty surgeons, actual office locations and consultation scope in Los Angeles and nearby West Hollywood.
2 surgeons currently listed for this nearby area
9201 Sunset Blvd, Suite 414 · West Hollywood, CA
Nose, face/neck and eyelids; nonsurgical facial treatments.
Practice-reported; credential verification pending. Award years: not stated.
ABFPRS individual record checked 2026-10-14; next renewal by 2033-12-31. Other board practice-reported; California license check pending.
200 Medical Plaza, Suite 460 · Los Angeles, CA
UCLA Health lists rhinoplasty, breast reconstruction, Botox and aesthetic surgery among his focus areas.
UCLA Health source checked 2026-10-14. Independent current license/board checks pending.
Featured placement is selected by Plastic Surgery Guide and is not a credential award or an assessment of clinical results. Source-listed practice information is separate from independent credential verification.
Compare the named clinician’s rhinoplasty scope and actual office location, then confirm who assesses cosmetic goals, breathing concerns and follow-up.
Jason Roostaeian’s UCLA Health profile names rhinoplasty as a focus; Sedgh Plastic Surgery advertises nose surgery from its West Hollywood office. These are source-listed starting points, not independently verified credentials or rankings. Current appointment access and the exact procedure must be confirmed with the practice.
| Named clinician | Actual office city | Scope source |
|---|---|---|
| Jason Roostaeian, MD | Los Angeles — Westwood | UCLA Health individual profile, observed October 14, 2026 |
| Jacob Sedgh, MD | West Hollywood | Official practice site, observed October 14, 2026 |
Read the rhinoplasty guide for treatment questions, the procedure cost guide for quote components, and the recovery guide for follow-up planning. These educational resources do not estimate a listed clinician’s prices or results.
No. The UCLA profiles identify a Westwood office in Los Angeles; the Sedgh listing identifies West Hollywood. A nearby Los Angeles discovery placement does not create a branch.
Not by these source records. Institutional or practice-reported board statements are labeled accordingly; current individual license and board checks remain separate.
Only records with documented matching scope should appear. An empty search means no current directory record matches, not that no suitable clinician exists locally.