Straight down Wilshire from Mid-Wilshire, Koreatown and Miracle Mile — and now two or three subway stops away.
If you live in Mid-Wilshire, Miracle Mile, Hancock Park, Koreatown, or Larchmont, you are close — most of Central LA is between two and six miles from our office, and Wilshire Boulevard connects nearly all of it directly.
For decades the honest answer to "how do I get to Beverly Hills without driving" was that you did not. That changed in May, when Metro opened the D Line Extension with three new stations along Wilshire — La Brea, Fairfax, and Wilshire/La Cienega.
The La Cienega station gave Beverly Hills its first passenger rail service since 1954, and it sits a short distance east of our building on the same street. Metro puts the ride from Downtown Los Angeles at roughly twenty minutes — considerably faster and more predictable than driving Wilshire at rush hour.
If you are anywhere along the Wilshire corridor or connected to it, this is now a genuinely viable way to reach us without dealing with traffic or parking at all.
Being on the eastern edge of Beverly Hills means Central LA patients get physician-led treatment at a practice they can reach in fifteen minutes — rather than crossing the city to Rodeo Drive or heading west into Westwood traffic.
Central Los Angeles is one of the most ethnically diverse parts of the country, and that matters clinically. Skin of color requires different treatment parameters — device settings, energy levels, and product choices that are safe for Fitzpatrick I–III skin can cause post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin.
This is a real risk, not a theoretical one, and it is why we favor treatments like RF microneedling for deeper skin tones — the radiofrequency energy is delivered below the surface and does not target pigment the way many lasers do. Settings are still chosen conservatively, and sun protection afterward is non-negotiable.
IV therapy, hormone optimization, and medically supervised weight loss are among our most-booked services for Central LA patients.
Los Angeles has more med spas per square mile than almost anywhere in the country, and the quality range is enormous. At many of them your injector is a technician working from a template, with a supervising physician who is not in the building.
At Modern Aesthetica, Dr. Daniel Moghadam is the founder and medical director, and he performs the treatments himself. That matters most in two situations: when something needs to be judged rather than measured — how much product a particular face can carry, whether a device setting is safe for your skin tone — and in the rare event that something goes wrong and needs to be managed immediately.
It also means you get an honest answer when the treatment you asked for is not the treatment you need. Patients regularly arrive asking for filler and leave with a plan that starts somewhere else.
Most of Central LA is between two and six miles away. From Miracle Mile it is roughly a ten-minute drive west on Wilshire; from Koreatown, fifteen to twenty-five minutes depending on traffic. Our building is directly on Wilshire Boulevard.
Yes. Metro's D Line Extension opened in May with a station at Wilshire/La Cienega, a short distance east of our building on the same street. For patients along the Wilshire corridor it is often faster and more predictable than driving, and it removes the parking question entirely.
This is an important question and the answer depends on the treatment. Many laser treatments carry real risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin. RF microneedling is considerably safer because the energy is delivered below the surface and does not target melanin. Dr. Moghadam selects treatments and settings based on your skin type, and will tell you directly if something is not appropriate for you.
Please call us at (213) 895-4730 to ask about language support for your appointment, and we will let you know what we can arrange. Central Los Angeles is highly diverse and we want your consultation to be genuinely clear.
An appointment is required — this is a medical practice rather than a walk-in spa, and every treatment begins with an assessment. Call (213) 895-4730 to schedule. Initial consultations are complimentary.
Monday through Thursday 10am to 5pm, Friday 9am to 5pm. We are closed Saturday and Sunday.
Beyond Central LA, patients travel to our Wilshire Boulevard office from across the Westside, Central Los Angeles, and the South Bay:
8907 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 270
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Mon–Thu 10am–5pm
Fri 9am–5pm
Sat & Sun Closed
Central LA patients now have the easiest commute of anyone we serve. Book a complimentary consultation.