Dr. George Sanders
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Dr. George Sanders is a highly skilled board-certified plastic surgeon. Born and raised in Texas, Dr. Sanders graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Rice University.
From his premiere LA / Encino plastic surgery offices he offers a wide range of aesthetic plastic surgery procedures to his patients. From his premier LA / Encino plastic surgery offices he offers a wide range of aesthetic plastic surgery procedures to his patients. Patients come from across the LA basin and San Fernando Valley to be treated by Dr. Sanders. He attended Harvard Medical School where he was elected to the Aesculapian Club for excellence in scholarship and leadership. He then completed his general surgery training as the Chief Resident at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where he earned the Leo Rigler Award for excellence in surgery. His plastic surgery residency was completed at UCLA where he studied with a number of well-known cosmetic and reconstructive surgeons. He lives in Southern California with his wife and children and he is active in church and community affairs. Dr. Sanders is Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. This is a crucial factor in the choosing of a plastic surgeon.
As I’ve learned over the years, the neck may be a relatively small area... but there’s quite a lot going on under there.
That’s why treating the neck isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach (but if it were, my job would be quite a lot easier. 😂)
Here’s why I always tell patients not to get too caught up in implant size. These four patients all have 300cc implants... but look how different their results are. 👀
Your chest width, existing breast tissue, skin elasticity, and natural breast shape all influence how that same implant will look on your body. On a narrower chest, 300cc may appear more prominent, while on a broader chest, that same volume may look more subtle.
That’s why choosing your implant based on a friend, or even a before-and-after photo, can be misleading.
Some of the most important parts of surgery are the little things patients never see... how the implant is handled, how the surgical pocket is prepared, and the steps we take to help reduce complications.
You may never think to ask about these details, but they’re things I’m thinking about every time I step into the operating room. 😁
The price of fame, I suppose. 😂
Your chest width, existing breast tissue, and overall frame all affect how an implant will look on you. So instead of focusing on a letter, tell me what you want to see.
Subtle fullness? More projection? A little more upper breast fullness? And we can go from there. 😁
Long before the first incision is made, every member of the operating room has a specific role in keeping you safe, comfortable, and cared for.
From confirming every detail of your procedure to supporting the surgical process, everyone is working toward the same goal: your safety and your outcome.
I hope knowing a little more about what happens behind the scenes helps you feel even more confident walking into surgery. 😁
08/27/2026
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An upper eyelid lift removes that excess skin while preserving the natural shape and character of the eyes. The goal isn't to make you look different. It's to help you look well-rested, refreshed, and more like the way you feel.
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I never start by talking about procedures... I start by listening. We talk about what's changed, what's bothering you most, and what you'd like to accomplish. From there, we create a personalized treatment plan that's tailored to your anatomy, lifestyle, and goals.
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