About The Practice
Dr. Kevin Sadati is a highly specialized and experienced surgeon who has performed thousands of cosmetic and reconstructive procedures throughout his career. As a surgeon, he has great experience with modern techniques of cosmetic and plastic surgery and as an artist and painter; he has great understanding of the hidden beauty of each individual. Dr. Sadati believes cosmetic surgery is an art form that makes one look and feel better. He also strongly believes that the goal of cosmetic surgery on face and body should be a look that feels and appears natural, and is in harmony with the rest of the body without having an “operated-on” look. He has written many scientific papers. His well-known research paper regarding free fat transfer with PRP was published in the American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery. His paper received the best scholarly manuscript research paper award in 2006 in the American Academy of Cosmetic Scientific meeting.
Specialties
Dr. Kevin Sadati specializes in the following plastic surgery procedures:
Facial Surgery:
Nose Surgery:
Body Surgery:
Breast Surgery:
Male Plastic Surgery:
ABCS Certification
General Cosmetic Surgery - 2007
Recertified
- 2018
Affiliations
American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
American College of Osteopathic Otolaryngology/head and neck surgery and Facial plastic surgery
AOA
California osteopathic association
Education
Dr. Sadati received scholarship to earn his undergraduate degrees in Molecular Cell Biology and Near Eastern Art & History from the University of California at Berkeley. Then he became involved in wound healing research at the University of California at San Francisco. He then 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 Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He also completed his facial plastic & reconstructive training in Philadelphia.
In his quest for a higher education, he also attended fellowship training in general cosmetic & reconstructive surgery in Seattle, Washington, accredited by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery.
While a resident, he had pursued an interest in art and had attended evening art classes at the Philadelphia School of Fine Arts. He studied oil painting and sculpting and profited enormously in his understanding of human forms. This artistic training has given him what we considered to be a unique tool and technique to better understand a balanced body harmony and its clinical application at surgery.
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
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
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