At Wellamina in Beverly Hills, reconstructive plastic surgery isn't a standalone transaction - it's one of four pillars in a coordinated whole-woman practice, anchored by Dr. David Sayah, a board-certified plastic surgeon (FACS, American Board of Plastic Surgery) with 26+ years of experience. That matters more than it might sound. The women who walk through our doors - many living in the estates, condos, and hillside residences that define Beverly Hills, others flying in from out of state or abroad - are often navigating perimenopause or menopause alongside a need for reconstruction. Shifting hormones change skin, breast tissue, body composition, and healing itself. When your surgeon has never spoken to your hormone doctor, it shows in the results. Here, they're down the hall from each other, working from the same patient chart.
That's the difference between Wellamina and the fragmented specialist circuit most Beverly Hills residents know too well - the drive from one Wilshire high-rise to another Roxbury office, repeating your history each time, waiting weeks between disconnected opinions. Whether you're considering breast reconstruction, implant removal, or revision after cancer surgery, Dr. Sayah's plan is built with input from our endocrinology, pelvic health, and breast health specialists when it's relevant to you. One address. One patient chart. Four specialists who actually talk to each other.
For patients traveling in, that coordination becomes logistical relief: consultations, pre-op workups, and follow-through with multiple specialists handled in a single boutique visit rather than five scattered appointments across the city. The setting is deliberately unhurried and private - no packed waiting room, no 12-minute slot, no hospital corridor. Just the kind of considered, evidence-based reconstructive care that fits both the standards of Beverly Hills and the realities of a woman's whole health.
