Moy, Fincher, Chipps Facial Plastics & Dermatology (Rodeo Derm)
Beverly Hills (421 N Rodeo Dr, Suite T7); also Torrance and Encino · Los Angeles
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This Rodeo Drive practice sits at the crossing of Mohs cancer reconstruction and cosmetic laser work, with Edgar Fincher's Stanford research fellowship specifically in skin wound healing lending real scientific grounding. Lisa Chipps, President of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, and William Kwan, a noted expert in treating darker skin tones, round out a team whose fractionated CO2 and erbium stack is comparatively modest in named breadth.
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Reputation carries 40 points, technology 30 and experience 30, every one read off a public source. The full methodology lives on the clinic finder.
Edgar Fincher, MD, PhD (Stanford dermatology + Mohs/laser/cosmetic fellowships, Stanford research fellowship in skin wound healing); Lisa Chipps, MD, MS (President, American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery; Mohs fellow); Lauren Moy, MD; William Kwan, MD (decades of experience, national expert in lasers for darker skin tones)
- Dr Lisa ChippsAmerican Board of DermatologyBoard certification listed on Doximity profileVerified via doximity.com →
- Dr Edgar FincherBoard certified dermatologistStated on official clinic biographyVerified via rodeoderm.com →
Ablative laser
Erbium laser
Non-ablative fractional
RF microneedling
Other platforms
0.5 km from the centre of Los Angeles, bearing south. See it on the clinic finder →
A Mohs-surgery-and-facial-reconstruction practice where the laser work sits alongside cancer reconstruction · Dr. Fincher's Stanford research fellowship was specifically in skin wound healing