Plastic Surgery at Feel Beautiful and COVID-19 (Corona Virus)

Feel Beautiful Plastic Surgery in San Diego remains open and available for patients who need to be seen and/or require time-sensitive appointments.

Your health and public health are our top priorities.  To help reduce the number of individuals in our offices, non-patient care staff are working remotely.  The schedule has been adjusted for less crowding and shorter wait periods.  Surgical procedures that are non-emergent are subject to postponement.

We wish to provide all necessary care while minimizing person to person contact.  Your visit will be expedited by entry to the office, expeditious evaluation and treatment, and departure from the office as quickly as possible.  We will update this page regarding COVID-19 regularly.

Now is a GREAT TIME for aesthetic procedures because our office is clean, and you’re quarantined at home during recovery.

Our standard cleaning and disinfection protocol includes:

ECOLAB Aerosol Foam Hand Sanitizer – kills viruses

CAVICIDE surface disinfectant decontaminant – kills viruses

PDI Sani-Cloth Germicical Wipes – kills Corona Virus

Ultraviolet C bulbs in office air intake – kills virus

HEPA air intake filters – prevents airborne viral spread

Tersano Stabilized Aqueous Ozone in office for surface disinfection – kills viruses

Hydrogen Peroxide Fogging – Sterilizes surfaces in operating suite

Additional initiatives:

Screening patients via email, text, and upon arrival for symptoms or travel.

Hand disinfection and/or gloves on arrival.

Cleaning and disinfection of patient care areas between patients.

Postponing elective scheduling and office visits to minimize non-essential exposure risk and transmission.

Limiting unnecessary exposure (i.e., only one patient guest, when possible, and no vendor appointments).

If you have a scheduled appointment, please postpone your visit if you have symptoms including fever, cough, and/or shortness of breath. Should you or members of your household be experiencing such symptoms, please call your personal healthcare provider or local Urgent Care for advice.

For additional information we suggest referring to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Many thanks, Steve Laverson MD, Feel Beautiful Plastic Surgery