Jason Champagne, M.D.

Jason Champagne, M.D. Award-Winning Celebrity Aesthetic Facial Plastic & Hair Restoration Surgeon

Dr. Jason Champagne's mission is to provide exceptional, individualized care and be the premier destination for facial cosmetic surgery and hair restoration for both women and men of Beverly Hills, surrounding areas and beyond. Fellowship-trained in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Dr. Champagne is a member of an elite group of surgeons who possess the knowledge and expertise necessary t

o perform meticulous facial cosmetic surgery and achieve natural-appearing results. Through his experience, he understands that communication, education, and attention to detail are key factors in his commitment to improving the lives of his patients.

Hairline lowering is not simply about moving the hairline forward. It is about creating better facial balance and propor...
06/03/2026

Hairline lowering is not simply about moving the hairline forward. It is about creating better facial balance and proportion.

In cases like this, even subtle adjustments to the upper third of the face can create a more harmonious relationship between the forehead, brows, eyes, and lower facial features.

The goal is never to create a dramatic or obvious change. The most successful results are the ones that feel natural, as though the hairline was always meant to be there.

Every procedure is carefully designed around the individual’s anatomy, facial structure, hairline characteristics, and long term planning to achieve a result that is both balanced and lasting.

Subtle refinement. Natural harmony.



Behind the scenes of the segment, sharing what I’m most passionate about, education, innovation, and helping patients f...
06/03/2026

Behind the scenes of the segment, sharing what I’m most passionate about, education, innovation, and helping patients feel confident in their own skin.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our count...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Their courage, selflessness, and dedication will never be forgotten.

I hope everyone has had a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

A facelift isn’t just about tightening skin. It’s about understanding the deeper structures that actually define the fac...
05/04/2026

A facelift isn’t just about tightening skin. It’s about understanding the deeper structures that actually define the face.

Beneath the surface lies the SMAS, the superficial musculoaponeurotic system. This layer connects the facial muscles to the skin and plays a central role in how the face ages. Over time, it begins to descend, contributing to heaviness along the jawline, deepened folds, and loss of definition through the midface.

Key retaining ligaments, including the zygomatic and mandibular ligaments, act as anchor points. As surrounding tissue shifts and volume changes, these fixed points can create the visible signs of aging, where some areas fall while others remain tethered.

A properly performed facelift doesn’t rely on skin tension. It repositions the deeper layers, releasing and redraping where appropriate, while preserving the natural movement of the face and protecting critical structures like the facial nerve.

The goal isn’t to pull. It’s to restore balance, structure, and familiarity, in a way that aligns with your anatomy rather than working against it.

Most people think aesthetic surgery is about changing how someone looks.It’s not.It starts with understanding structure....
05/04/2026

Most people think aesthetic surgery is about changing how someone looks.

It’s not.

It starts with understanding structure. How the face is built, how it ages, and how each feature relates to the next. The face doesn’t exist in isolated parts, it functions as a whole.

When that understanding is missing, results can feel overdone or disconnected. When it’s respected, everything looks balanced, natural, and appropriate for the individual.

This is why not every concern should be treated, and not every area should be altered. Judgment matters just as much as technique.

The goal is never to create something new. It’s to refine what’s already there in a way that still feels like you.

If you’re considering any procedure, the most important step isn’t the treatment, it’s the evaluation.

To see me in consultation, you may reach out to the office.

Phone: 310 859 2379
Email: [email protected]

In many cases, brow loss doesn’t happen all at once.It’s gradual. Years of over-tweezing, prior procedures, or simply ch...
05/04/2026

In many cases, brow loss doesn’t happen all at once.

It’s gradual. Years of over-tweezing, prior procedures, or simply changes over time can alter the natural density and shape of the brow.
Patients often adjust around it without realizing how much it’s changed.

Champagne Brows® is not about creating a different look.

It’s about restoring what is appropriate for the individual, based on their anatomy, natural growth patterns, and long-term outcome.

This patient had a history of brow tweezing, piercing, and microblading, all of which contributed to the changes seen.

The result is designed to feel natural, not added.


Hair texture is a key variable in eyebrow transplantation and directly influences how grafts are selected and placed.Str...
05/04/2026

Hair texture is a key variable in eyebrow transplantation and directly influences how grafts are selected and placed.

Straight, wavy, and curly hairs differ in caliber, curvature, and growth behavior. These differences affect how each follicle exits the skin and how it will sit once it grows.

In Champagne Brows®, graft selection is intentional. Single-hair follicular units are chosen and matched to the brow based on thickness and natural curvature. Placement is performed at very low, almost flat angles, with direction changing across the brow to replicate natural growth patterns.

Spacing is also controlled to achieve density while maintaining adequate blood supply, which is essential for graft survival.

This becomes especially important in patients with curly or textured hair, where curvature must be accounted for to avoid irregular growth or misdirection.

The goal is not just hair growth.
It is controlled growth that results in natural direction, texture, and integration.

Customized hair transplant techniques are designed to restore a natural, fuller hairline for both men and women, with a ...
04/23/2026

Customized hair transplant techniques are designed to restore a natural, fuller hairline for both men and women, with a focus on individual facial structure, proportions, and long term outcomes.

Hair transplantation is not simply about adding density. It begins with thoughtful hairline design, ensuring the placement is appropriate for the patient’s features and will continue to look natural over time. A well designed hairline is never straight or artificial. It incorporates subtle irregularities and soft transitions that mimic how hair naturally grows.

Equally important is the angle and direction of each graft. Hair follows a specific pattern, especially along the frontal hairline, and replicating that pattern is what allows the result to blend seamlessly with existing hair.

Donor follicles are typically taken from the back of the scalp, where they are more genetically stable, and then meticulously placed one by one to recreate natural growth patterns.

Swipe to see these transformations and how a personalized approach makes all the difference.



Hair transplantation is often simplified into a single idea: taking hair from one area and placing it into another.In re...
04/22/2026

Hair transplantation is often simplified into a single idea: taking hair from one area and placing it into another.

In reality, it is far more nuanced.

The follicles used during transplantation are typically taken from the back or sides of the scalp. These areas are genetically resistant to hair loss, which is why the results are considered permanent.

One of the most misunderstood parts of the process is what happens after the procedure. The transplanted hairs are visible for the first couple of weeks, but most will shed shortly after. This is expected. New growth begins around three to four months, and continues to mature over time.

What truly defines a successful outcome is not the number of grafts, but the design.

Hairline placement, density distribution, and long-term planning all play a role in whether the result looks natural. A poorly designed transplant may look acceptable initially, but becomes obvious over time.

Hair should never look transplanted.
It should look like it has always been there.

I’m honored to have been featured by InStyle for the second year in a row as one of the best aesthetic injectors in Beve...
04/15/2026

I’m honored to have been featured by InStyle for the second year in a row as one of the best aesthetic injectors in Beverly Hills.

Recognition like this isn’t about popularity, it’s about consistency.

Injectables are often treated as quick, routine treatments. In reality, they require a deep understanding of anatomy, movement, and balance. Small decisions in placement and dosing can completely change how a face looks and feels.

My goal has never been to chase a look, it’s to maintain what makes each face unique while refining areas that benefit from subtle adjustment.

This continued recognition reflects a philosophy centered on precision, restraint, and long term results.

https://jasonchampagnemd.com/blog/dr-jason-champagne-named-top-aesthetic-injector

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