Lift - MD aesthetics

		October 19, 2006 CBS KCAL 9 Los Angeles Dilva Henry discusses the new facial filler "JUVEDERM" which is offered by Lift, that looks to replace collagen. Click here to view the video

		May 5, 2006 CBS KCAL 9 Los Angeles In her segment, "The It List", Lisa Joyner discusses the exclusive Shiatsu Facial treatment offered by Lift. Click here to view the video

		June 15, 2004, Nip/Tuck - The Complete First Season Realistic Expectations "The Practice of Plastic Surgery - Los Angeles' top plastic surgeons reveal the secrets behind their profession."

		May 21, 2004 Twin Challenge "Beverly Hills liposuction specialist Dr. Garo Kassabian ... steps in as our "Extra" expert."

		December 8, 2003, Page 23 Who Am I? "These once-famous faces aren't so recognizable now. According to Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Garo Kassabian, that's because they may have been lifted, pulled, or peeled. Can you spot who's who under hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of "work"?"

		March 24, 2003, Page 37 The Big Botox-Athon "Stars have long zapped crow's feet, frown lines and wrinkles, but now, for the first time, there will be an Oscar Botox Suite at Le Meridien hotel. Those attending the glitzy ceremony can have a treatment (which weakens the muscles and, as a result, relaxes wrinkles) with the minimum of fuss in a hotel suite rather than a surgeon's office. Still there are Plenty of stars flocking to LA's plastic surgeons to get the $300 treatment in private. 'We're working Saturdays and Sundays with extended hours," says Dr. Garo Kassabian, one of Beverly Hills' most in-demand docs. Though hardly anyone admits it, he says at least 70 percent of the women and 40 percent of the men at the Oscars will have botoxed beforehand. When they don't fess up, it's tough to tell: Done in small, regular doses, Botox can be flawless. But there is a downside: You may wipe out facial expression as well (a troublesome side effect for an actress). As former Designing Women star Annie Potts discovered, "I had to do a photo session, and the guy said, "Could you lift your eyebrow up a little bit", And I said, "Yeah, sure." He went, "Ok, go ahead." And I was like, "Didn't I? Is it not lifted?" When the botox wore off, she never went back."