Dr. George Sanders

Dr. George Sanders Dr. George Sanders is a highly skilled board-certified plastic surgeon. Born and raised in Texas, Dr. Sanders graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Rice University.

From his premiere LA / Encino plastic surgery offices he offers a wide range of aesthetic plastic surgery procedures to his patients. From his premier LA / Encino plastic surgery offices he offers a wide range of aesthetic plastic surgery procedures to his patients. Patients come from across the LA basin and San Fernando Valley to be treated by Dr. Sanders. He attended Harvard Medical School wher

e he was elected to the Aesculapian Club for excellence in scholarship and leadership. He then completed his general surgery training as the Chief Resident at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where he earned the Leo Rigler Award for excellence in surgery. His plastic surgery residency was completed at UCLA where he studied with a number of well-known cosmetic and reconstructive surgeons. He lives in Southern California with his wife and children and he is active in church and community affairs. Dr. Sanders is Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. This is a crucial factor in the choosing of a plastic surgeon.

06/05/2026

Beautiful results from a breast augmentation aren’t always just about going a lot bigger. Oftentimes, it’s about creating the right balance for the patient’s frame.

For this patient, we used 350 cc silicone implants to enhance fullness and shape while keeping the result natural and proportional.

If you have questions about size, implant type, or what the process really looks like, I’m happy to walk you through it. Just send us a DM to schedule a consultation!

06/04/2026

Many patients come into their consultation thinking they need to choose a specific implant size or cup size. In reality, selecting the right implant is much more personalized than that.

The ideal implant size depends on several factors, including your chest width, existing breast tissue, skin elasticity, body proportions, and aesthetic goals. An implant that looks natural on one patient may appear very different on another because everyone’s anatomy is unique.

During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your anatomy, discuss your goals, and help determine which implant options will best complement your frame and give you a balanced, natural-looking result.

What other questions do you have about breast augmentation? Leave them below! 👇

06/03/2026

Plastic surgery isn’t just for women, and more men than ever are coming in to talk about procedures that help them feel more confident and comfortable in their own skin.

One of the most common? Gynecomastia surgery. And gentlemen, I promise… asking questions during a consultation is a lot easier than trying to Google everything at 11 PM. 😉

06/01/2026

As much as everyone wants to jump right back into outdoor activities after their procedure this summer, there are a few important things to consider first when it comes to healing and protecting your results. ☀️

05/29/2026

In this case, we performed a breast reduction combined with liposuction to the lateral chest to not only reduce volume, but also refine the side contour for a more proportional, natural shape.

By addressing both the breast tissue and the surrounding area, we can create a lighter feel up front and a smoother transition along the chest wall.

Most importantly, this procedure is often about more than appearance. It’s about comfort, posture, and feeling at ease in your own body again!

05/28/2026

If you're noticing one side of your jawline looks a little different while healing from a facelift, you’re not alone!

After surgery, it’s very common for swelling to be uneven. One side may hold on to a bit more fluid or heal at a slightly different pace, which can make the jawline look temporarily asymmetrical.

Remember, your body heals in stages… not always in perfect sync from left to right. As swelling continues to go down, things typically even out, and the final contour becomes more apparent.

05/27/2026

If you’ve ever felt like your nose tip drops a bit when you smile, you’re not imagining it. 👃

This usually comes down to how the muscles around the upper lip interact with the base of the nose. When they activate, they can gently pull the tip downward and make it look less defined.

The reassuring part is that this is something we can often improve with rhinoplasty, by supporting and refining the nasal structure so it looks more consistent both at rest and with expression.

An open rhinoplasty allows for a very precise, detailed approach to reshaping the nose. 👃With this technique, a small in...
05/26/2026

An open rhinoplasty allows for a very precise, detailed approach to reshaping the nose. 👃

With this technique, a small incision is made at the base of the nose so the underlying structures can be carefully visualized and adjusted. This is especially helpful when refining tip shape, improving symmetry, or making more complex structural changes.

05/25/2026

Over more than four decades in practice, my goal has always remained the same: to create natural, balanced results while making every patient feel safe and cared for every step of the way. 😁

05/22/2026

Eyelid surgery can actually do more than most people realize!

This procedure can address excess skin, puffiness, and under-eye bags that create a tired or heavy appearance. By refining the upper lids, lower lids, or both, we can help the eyes look more open, rested, and refreshed, while still looking completely natural.

Curious if it might be right for you? Let’s talk through your options. Just give our office a call: (818) 873-2693

Address

16633 Ventura Boulevard, Ste 110
Los Angeles, CA
91436

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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