Jason Champagne, M.D.

01/07/2026

Every patient experience begins long before surgery or treatment. It starts with intention, preparation, and respect for the individual who has trusted me with their care.

Aesthetic surgery is not just about technical skill. It is about planning, precision, and creating an environment where patients feel supported, informed, and cared for at every step. From the consultation to the day of treatment and beyond, details matter because people matter.

When patients walk through my doors, they are not looking for shortcuts. They are looking for guidance, honesty, and a thoughtful approach that puts their long-term well-being first. That philosophy guides every decision I make, whether the procedure is surgical or non-surgical.

01/05/2026

Every patient who walks into my office brings their own story, goals, and reasons for being there. My responsibility is to listen carefully, understand what matters to them, and approach their care with respect for their individuality.

Aesthetic surgery is not about creating a new face. It is about preserving identity, restoring balance, and helping patients feel confident in what they see when they look in the mirror. When results feel natural and personal, the work should never speak louder than the patient.
As we begin a new year, my commitment remains the same. Thoughtful care, honest guidance, and results that honor each person’s story.

📍Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310-859-2379

01/02/2026

This patient achieved a noticeable skin transformation through a thoughtfully tailored plan. Her treatment included one Clear and Brilliant session, two IPL laser treatments, and a single Dysport injection, paired with a skincare regimen I personally recommended. The improvement in her skin quality, clarity, and texture has been so significant that in the after photo she is wearing only mascara, no foundation or complexion makeup at all.

Great skin does not come from one product or one treatment. It comes from consistency.

When the goal is healthy, youthful skin, the foundation is always the basics. Proper nutrition, adequate hydration, daily sunscreen, quality sleep, and a routine you can realistically maintain. Starting earlier matters more than doing more. Skin responds best when it is supported over time, not pushed aggressively.

Protecting the skin from sun damage, nourishing it from within, and minimizing unnecessary stress can make a meaningful difference long term. Treatments can enhance and support the skin, but daily habits are what sustain results.

Some patients choose to enhance specific features, and that is always a personal decision. But when the focus is overall skin quality, clarity, texture, and resilience, a thoughtful routine is everything.

And it is never too early to take skin care seriously. A consultation allows us to assess your skin, lifestyle, and goals, and build a plan that supports healthy skin now and well into the future.

Ready to explore what’s possible with Dr. Champagne? We’re here to answer your questions or help you schedule a consultation.

12/31/2025

Healthy, radiant skin isn’t created by covering it up, it starts with how the skin renews itself.

Champagne Radiance is a fractionated skin exfoliation treatment designed to improve skin texture, tone, and clarity by encouraging natural cellular turnover while preserving the skin’s integrity.

Unlike aggressive resurfacing treatments that rely on significant downtime, this approach works by creating controlled micro-exfoliation zones that stimulate renewal without overwhelming the skin. The result is smoother texture, improved brightness, and more even tone over time, without the extended recovery many patients want to avoid.

This treatment is especially effective for patients dealing with dullness, uneven texture, early signs of aging, or sun damage. By supporting the skin’s natural regenerative process, Champagne Radiance helps restore clarity and luminosity while keeping the skin looking healthy and balanced.

Skin treatments work best when they strengthen the skin rather than stress it. Thoughtful exfoliation, performed at the right depth and interval, can make a meaningful difference in long-term skin quality.

📍Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310-859-2379

12/24/2025

Fuller lips aren’t always about adding volume.
As we age, the distance between the nose and the upper lip gradually lengthens. When this happens, the lips can appear thinner, less defined, and less expressive, even when there is still natural volume present.

A lip lift is a surgical procedure that addresses lip position, not volume. By shortening the upper lip and subtly elevating it, the procedure restores natural proportions, improves lip shape, and enhances tooth show, one of the most important markers of youth in the lower face.

Unlike fillers, a lip lift creates a permanent structural improvement rather than temporary volume. The incision is carefully placed beneath the nose, allowing it to heal discreetly while maintaining natural movement and expression.

When performed with precision and restraint, a lip lift doesn’t look exaggerated or artificial. It simply restores balance to the lower face, helping the lips appear naturally fuller and more youthful without relying on repeated injections.

📍Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310-859-2379

12/22/2025

This is an example of how much the neck contributes to overall facial harmony.

In this patient, you’re seeing what her result would look like without addressing the neck. While the face itself can appear refreshed, the untreated neck creates a disconnect that immediately gives away age and imbalance.

The neck is often overlooked, yet it plays a critical role in how youthful and refined the face appears. Skin laxity, banding, and loss of jawline definition in the neck can undermine even the most beautifully performed facial procedures if left untreated.

A neck lift restores definition, smoothness, and continuity between the jawline and lower face. When treated thoughtfully, it doesn’t change how someone looks, it completes the result.

True facial rejuvenation is never about a single feature. It’s about treating the face and neck as one cohesive unit to achieve natural, balanced, and long-lasting results.

📍Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310-859-2379

12/19/2025

One of the most common concerns I’m seeing lately is facial aging that seems to happen almost overnight and in many cases, it’s linked to rapid weight loss from GLP-1 medications.

While these medications can be effective for weight management, they often lead to significant fat loss throughout the body, including the face. The face is especially vulnerable because facial fat plays a critical role in maintaining youthful contours, softness, and structure.

When facial fat diminishes too quickly, patients may notice hollowing in the cheeks and temples, deeper folds, under-eye shadows, and an overall tired or aged appearance. This is what many now refer to as medication-related facial volume loss. It’s not a flaw in the medication itself, but rather a predictable response to rapid fat reduction.

This is where micro fat transfer can be incredibly effective. By using your own purified fat and placing it strategically in areas of volume loss, we can restore natural contours, soften transitions, and rebalance the face without creating an overfilled look. Unlike traditional fillers, micro fat integrates naturally and ages with the face, offering long-term improvement rather than temporary masking.

The goal isn’t to reverse weight-loss results, but to restore facial harmony and vitality. Facial rejuvenation should always work with what your body is doing, not against it.

For patients experiencing facial volume loss related to weight-loss medications, a thoughtful evaluation allows us to determine whether micro fat transfer or other restorative options are the right approach for achieving natural, refreshed results.

📍Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon | Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310-859-2379

12/17/2025

Following yesterday’s post on the difference between hair loss and hair thinning, this is a real example of what thinning hair can look like and what can be achieved with the right approach.

Hair thinning is often misunderstood. Unlike hair loss, where follicles stop producing hair altogether, thinning hair means the follicles are still active, but the strands become finer, weaker, and less dense over time. This is especially common in women and can be influenced by hormones, stress, nutrition, and overall health.

Technologically Advanced Hair Therapy is a cutting-edge, non-surgical treatment I use to address thinning hair by improving hair thickness and density at the follicular level. This is a quick, in-office procedure with no downtime, making it an excellent option for patients who want meaningful improvement without surgery.

The goal of this therapy is to support healthier hair growth, strengthen existing follicles, and improve overall scalp conditions so hair can grow fuller and stronger. Results are gradual and natural, with improvement typically noticeable around 8 to 12 months after treatment and continuing to evolve over time.

As with all hair restoration treatments, proper evaluation is key. Understanding whether thinning hair is related to hormones, genetics, lifestyle, or internal factors allows for a more targeted and effective plan. When addressed correctly, thinning hair can often be improved significantly, as shown here.

📍 Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310 859 2379

12/16/2025

I’ve been seeing a lot of posts lately about hair loss, hair thinning, and the “miracle” solutions flooding social media, and it’s created a lot of confusion, especially for women.

One of the biggest misunderstandings is that hair loss and hair thinning are the same thing. They’re not, and the causes, treatments, and expectations are very different.

Hair thinning usually refers to a gradual reduction in hair density. The hair is still growing, but strands become finer, weaker, and less full over time.

Hair loss, on the other hand, involves actual shedding or loss of follicles, which can be related to genetics, hormones, medical conditions, or physiological stress.

Social media has popularized countless tools, brushes, devices, and routines promising regrowth. While some technologies can be supportive when used correctly, many others are simply expensive distractions. No device can override poor nutrition, chronic stress, hormonal imbalance, or lack of sleep.

For women experiencing thinning or shedding, the foundation always starts internally. Proper nutrition, adequate protein intake, quality sleep, stress management, and targeted supplements high in biotin and supportive nutrients all play a role in hair health. Gentle hair care, using the right shampoo and conditioner, and avoiding excessive tension or heat are equally important.

Healthy hair growth is not a quick fix or a trend. It’s a reflection of what’s happening inside the body. Before investing in the latest product or tool, the most effective step is understanding the root cause and creating a plan that supports long-term hair health from within.

For a proper evaluation and a customized plan, I strongly recommend scheduling a consultation with me. Together, we can identify what’s contributing to your hair concerns and create a thoughtful, personalized approach to support long-term hair health.

📍 Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310 859 2379

12/12/2025

I see patients who choose to age completely naturally and others who prefer subtle refinement to maintain the look that feels most like themselves. Both paths are valid. Both require confidence. And both deserve respect.

There is no single definition of aging gracefully. For some, it means embracing every change as it comes. For others, it means addressing areas that influence how they feel day to day. My role is not to decide which approach is better, but to support individuals in the choice that aligns with their comfort, their identity and their goals.

What matters most is that the decision comes from within, not from pressure or judgment. Beauty is not measured by whether someone chooses a procedure or avoids them entirely. It is measured by authenticity, by alignment with one’s self and by the freedom to choose how you want to present yourself to the world.
Aging should never be a competition. It should be a personal journey, honored and respected in every form.

12/10/2025

Full facial rejuvenation is designed to restore balance, structure and expression across the entire face rather than improving a single area in isolation. Patients often ask what creates the most natural and meaningful transformation, and the answer is usually a combination of procedures that work together to support the face as a whole.

The result you see here, captured two months after surgery, reflects that integrated approach. This patient underwent upper and lower blepharoplasty, a facelift, a neck lift, a chin implant and facial fat transfer. Each procedure addressed a different element of aging, from eyelid heaviness to midface volume to jawline definition. Earlier hair transplantation to the hairline further enhanced proportion and framing, contributing to a cohesive outcome.

Comprehensive rejuvenation does not aim to change your identity. Its purpose is to bring the features back into harmony, soften the signs of aging and restore the natural structure that gives the face its character. When each area is evaluated thoughtfully, the final result looks refreshed, balanced and entirely true to the individual.
For a detailed, personalized evaluation, schedule a consultation.


📍 Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310 859 2379

12/05/2025

You can feel fully rested and still look tired. Aging plays a role in this, but it’s not the only reason. The face communicates energy through brightness, shadow patterns, and expression. When any of these shift, even subtly, the overall appearance can change more than people expect.

Uneven light reflection can make the skin look dull, even if nothing dramatic has changed. Mild puffiness or small contour shifts can deepen shadows under the eyes and around the midface, creating a tired look. Tension patterns from stress or screen time can pull the brows or mouth downward, changing your resting expression. And when overall contrast softens, your features lose the clarity that signals alertness.

These patterns are common, and they can be improved. Treatments that support brighter skin, reduce inflammation, improve lymphatic flow, relax overactive muscles, or restore balanced facial contour can help the face look refreshed without altering your natural expression. The key is understanding which of these patterns is affecting your own face rather than assuming it’s one single issue.

A targeted, personalized evaluation can help identify the specific combination at play and guide a subtle, natural approach that restores a more rested appearance.
This post offers an inside look at why tiredness appears on the face and the types of treatments that may help address it in a natural, balanced way.

📍 Jason Champagne, M.D.
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, California
Schedule your consultation: 310 859 2379