Up the 110 and across the 10 — a physician-led practice with pricing stated before anything starts.
Lynwood is roughly 15 miles southeast of our office on Wilshire Boulevard.
Thirty to forty-five minutes. Because it is a longer trip, we schedule extra time so a single visit accomplishes as much as possible.
The term "medical spa" is not tightly regulated, and the range of what it describes is enormous. Some are physician-run clinics; others are salons with an injector who visits on Thursdays. Since Lynwood patients are making a real trip, it is worth being precise about what this is.
Dr. Daniel Moghadam is the founder and medical director, and he performs the injections and procedures himself rather than delegating to a technician under off-site supervision. That matters for dosing judgment, for anatomical safety, and in the rare case something needs managing immediately.
Every treatment begins with an examination and a conversation about what is actually causing your concern. Patients regularly arrive asking for filler and leave with a plan that starts with skin treatment — or with advice to wait.
Alongside aesthetics we provide hormone replacement therapy, medically supervised weight loss, and PRP for joint pain. These are clinical services requiring laboratory work and physician oversight, and they are a substantial part of what we do.
Consultations are free, pricing is stated before treatment, and there is no obligation to book.
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.
About 15 miles, which is a thirty to forty-five minute drive. The I-105 West to I-110 North to I-10 West is the standard route. The Metro A Line also connects toward the D Line, which now stops at Wilshire/La Cienega near us.
No. Initial consultations are complimentary and there is no obligation to book treatment. You will leave knowing what your goals would require and what they would cost.
Often yes, and for patients travelling from Lynwood we plan appointments with extra time so the trip is worth making once. Where it is clinically appropriate we combine treatments rather than splitting them across visits.
You will be given the exact number of units, syringes, or sessions and the total cost before anything starts. Beyond that, Dr. Moghadam regularly recommends less than patients ask for — including recommending nothing when a treatment will not achieve what someone wants.
Many are, provided the right ones are chosen. RF microneedling and PRP are among the safest because neither targets pigment. Botox and fillers carry no pigment-related risk. Aggressive lasers and deep peels are where post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk is genuine, and we would steer you away from those.
Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Current offers are listed on our promotions page — call (213) 895-4730 to ask what applies to the treatment you are considering.
Beyond Lynwood, 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
A free consultation, an honest assessment, and a clear number. Nothing begins until you agree to it.