Twenty minutes north on La Cienega, with treatment protocols chosen properly for deeper skin tones.
Inglewood is about 8 miles south of us, and La Cienega Boulevard connects the two almost directly.
Twenty to thirty minutes typically. Note that events at SoFi Stadium and the Kia Forum affect traffic significantly — worth checking before you set out.
This is the most clinically important thing we can say to patients from Inglewood, and it is worth stating plainly.
Many aesthetic treatments carry meaningfully different risks depending on skin tone. Devices and settings that are routine for Fitzpatrick I–III skin can cause post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — dark patches that can persist for months — in Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin. Aggressive laser resurfacing and chemical peels are the usual culprits.
This is not a reason to avoid treatment. It is a reason to be treated by someone who selects the right one:
Keloid scarring history is also relevant and something we ask about directly. If a treatment is not appropriate for your skin, you will be told that rather than sold it anyway.
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.
La Cienega Boulevard north runs almost directly from Inglewood to Wilshire, where our office is — about 8 miles and twenty to thirty minutes. The I-405 North to I-10 East is faster outside peak hours. Check for SoFi Stadium or Kia Forum events, which affect traffic considerably.
Many are, but the choice of treatment genuinely matters. Aggressive lasers and deep chemical peels carry real risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in Fitzpatrick IV–VI skin. RF microneedling is much safer because the energy goes below the surface rather than targeting pigment, and PRP uses no heat or light at all. Injectables carry no pigment-specific risk. Dr. Moghadam will tell you directly if a treatment is not appropriate for your skin.
It is darkening of the skin that occurs after inflammation or injury — including from an overly aggressive cosmetic treatment. It appears as dark patches that can take months to fade. It is far more common in deeper skin tones, which is why treatment selection and conservative settings matter so much.
It depends on the treatment. Keloid history is a genuine contraindication for microneedling and other treatments that create controlled skin injury. Injectables are generally fine. Tell us at consultation and we will build a plan around it rather than risk a poor outcome.
Yes — medically supervised weight loss, beginning with clinical assessment and laboratory work rather than a product. A physician evaluates what is actually driving the difficulty, which is a different approach from commercial weight loss programs.
Yes, initial consultations are complimentary and there is no obligation to treat the same day.
Beyond Inglewood, 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
Not every treatment is safe for every skin tone. Book a complimentary consultation and get a straight answer about what is right for yours.