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Dr. Kevin Brenner, MD, FACS - Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in Beverly Hills, California

Dr. Kevin Brenner, MD, FACS

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Beverly Hills, California
● Taking New Patients
NPI: 1982716247· License: A79032 (CA) verify
Industry payments (2024): $55 across 3 payments (what this means)
4.65(70 ratings)

Consultation $250

Dr. Kevin Brenner, MD, FACS - Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in Beverly Hills, California

Main Office

465 N Roxbury Dr #800, California

(424) 230-7779

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Consultation fee: $250

Each service is approximately 60 minutes.

About

Dr. Kevin Brenner, MD, FACS, is a highly-rated, double board-certified plastic surgeon practicing in Beverly Hills, California. He specializes in a range of procedures, including rhinoplasty, breast surgery (including Mommy Makeovers and revisions), and body contouring. Dr. Brenner has garnered national media attention for his expertise and boasts a strong online presence. While pricing isn't available, his 5.0 rating from 95 reviews suggests patients are highly satisfied with his work. He is a proponent of implant removal, breast lifts, and breast reductions, and frequently performs breast reduction surgeries. Dr. Brenner is also recognized as a Breast Implant Illness expert, finding it most rewarding to see patients' health improve after explant procedures.

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Specialties

  • Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Procedures & Services

Select a service to schedule an appointment · each is approximately 60 minutes

Industry Payments

Federal law (the Physician Payments Sunshine Act) requires drug and medical-device companies to report anything of value they give to a physician — consulting and speaking fees, research funding, travel, royalties, and even meals. Medicare publishes all of it in a public database called Open Payments. We show it here so you don't have to go looking for it.

Total received (2024)

$55

Payments

3

Compared to peers

Small

Dr. Kevin Brenner received $55 across 3 payments in 2024. That is in the lower half for physicians here — totals this size are typically meals at sponsored talks. Most of it was categorised as food and beverage, and the largest single payer was ABBVIE INC..

What this means for your care

  • A disclosed payment is a business relationship, not evidence of wrongdoing, and it says nothing on its own about the quality of your care.
  • Most payments are small. Across the physicians listed on NavMDs, the single most common category is food and beverage at industry-sponsored talks.
  • Larger consulting, speaking or royalty payments mean an ongoing financial relationship with a company whose products your doctor may use or recommend. That is worth knowing about, and it is reasonable to ask about.
  • A fair question to ask: “Do you have a financial relationship with the maker of the implant, filler or device you're recommending — and what alternatives did you consider?”

Source: CMS Open Payments, the federal database created by the Sunshine Act. View the full record on CMS Open Payments ↗

Average Cost of Surgery

Healthcare costs shouldn't be a mystery. Below, you'll find crowdsourced data on the actual costs of surgeries performed by Dr. Kevin Brenner, submitted anonymously by the patient community. Use this as a guide to better anticipate your own expenses. Please note that final costs can vary based on your specific medical needs.

Breast Implant Removal

$20,387

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Patient Experience

Dr. Kevin Brenner Review Summary

4.76
Dr. Brenner has excellent ratings overall. He has a 5.0 rating based on 95 reviews, a 4.7 on Yelp, and a 4.6 on Google Reviews. This averages out to a very impressive 4.76!

Ratings from Other Platforms

yelp.com

4.7 out of 5

Based on 66 reviews

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Google Reviews

4.6 out of 5

Based on 74 reviews

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Questions, Answers, and Information Directly from Dr. Kevin Brenner

Sourced directly from Dr. Kevin Brenner's social posts and replies.

What happens to explanted breast tissue and capsules?
Explanted material, including breast tissue and capsules, is routinely sent for pathology to be checked.
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What is the typical post-operative follow-up for explant and revision mastopexy?
Patients typically return one week post-op for drain and suture removal.
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What is axillary breast tissue and how is it treated?
Axillary breast tissue is glandular tissue that can develop in the armpit, functioning as an extension of normal breast tissue. Most patients have some degree of it, usually minor. Most commonly, it's treated with liposuction through a tiny armpit incision to debulk the area and prevent it from sticking out of a bra. In rare cases, surgical removal of skin, breast tissue, and sometimes an accessory nipple may be necessary. It can be performed concurrently with breast reduction surgery.
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What is Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) and how does Dr. Brenner manage surgery for patients with it?
Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), also known as 'sticky blood syndrome,' is a rare autoimmune disorder that causes abnormal blood clots to form in the body. Patients with APS are at a higher risk for blood clots after surgery. Dr. Brenner consults with their hematologist regarding the need for blood thinner anticoagulants before, during, or after surgery. These patients are generally followed by rheumatology or hematology.
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How long do tummy tuck results typically last?
For most women, a full tummy tuck with muscle tightening should be a long-lasting, 'one-and-done' procedure, with results lasting many years. Exceptions include patients with very poor connective tissue or those who experience subsequent pregnancies, which can stretch out results and may necessitate a revision.
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Can mold grow inside breast implants?
Yes, mold can grow inside the lumen of a saline breast implant, especially if the implant is damaged or contaminated during surgery. This is rare, with Dr. Brenner having only seen one true case in his practice. If suspected, the implant must be cultured at the time of surgery for accurate diagnosis.
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What are the benefits and safety of breast reduction surgery?
Breast reduction is considered a safe operation and provides significant benefits for women struggling with breasts disproportionately large to their frame, addressing chronic discomfort, limitations in clothing fit, and physical strain like back and neck pain.
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When is breast implant removal an option?
Breast implant removal is an option for patients who desire smaller breasts or are experiencing symptoms of Breast Implant Illness (BII).
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What are Dr. Brenner's thoughts on Sculptra?
While Sculptra can be a good option for some patients, particularly for deep volume replacement in the cheeks, Dr. Brenner personally prefers structural fat transfer to the face. He believes fat transfer provides a more natural look and is less likely to have complications than Sculptra. If Sculptra is used, it must be placed deeply and not close to the skin to avoid problems.
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What are the risks of ruptured silicone implants?
If left untreated, ruptured silicone implants can migrate through the capsule, into breast tissue, lymph nodes, and potentially throughout the body. This is why Dr. Brenner's practice is adamant about frequent MRI monitoring to detect ruptures early.
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Can breast implants cause Breast Implant Illness (BII)?
Yes, breast implants can cause Breast Implant Illness (BII). The working hypothesis is that bacteria around the implant can affect the immune system, potentially leading to unusual infections or other symptoms.
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What is Dr. Brenner's surgical approach for breast reduction?
Dr. Brenner's breast reduction technique focuses on removing the majority of volume from the lower half of the breast, repositioning tissue to achieve an elevated, natural-looking contour and slope, with the breast tissue at or above the inframammary fold (the 'equator').
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What factors influence the longevity and perkiness of breast reduction results?
Patients with significant fibrous breast tissue often experience long-lasting projection and perkiness after breast reduction due to the tissue's inherent stiffness.
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Insurance Information

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Phone: (424) 230-7779

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Location & Contact Information

Main Office

465 N Roxbury Dr #800

Beverly Hills, California 90210

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Office Information

Phone: (424) 230-7779

Where does Dr. Kevin Brenner practice?

Doctor's Office

Main Office (Primary)

465 N Roxbury Dr #800, Beverly Hills, California 90210

(95 reviews)

Hospital Affiliations

Hospital affiliations unknown

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Education & Experience

Certifications & Licenses

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Facs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you make an appointment with Dr. Kevin Brenner online?
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Does Dr. Kevin Brenner offer telehealth?
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What do patients have to say about Dr. Kevin Brenner?
Patients rave about Dr. Brenner's skill, calling him the "Best Surgeon" and a "True Artist." Many are thrilled with their results, feeling younger and more confident. The positive feedback extends to his team, who are praised for providing an excellent experience and outstanding care.
What areas of care does Dr. Kevin Brenner cater to?
Dr. Brenner specializes in breast surgery (including implants, removals, and revisions), rhinoplasty, body contouring procedures (like Mommy Makeovers), and facial plastic surgery. He aligns with the 2025 trend for smaller, perkier breasts, a style he has been achieving for patients for many years, believing it offers significant benefits. Dr. Brenner also has experience managing surgical cases for patients with Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS), consulting with hematologists to ensure patient safety.