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Each Haute Beauty expert is unique in their own way. Whether it is on a more personal level or practice-based, they each bring something extremely distinctive to the table. Here Haute Beauty sat down with Haute Beauty experts to find out 3 to 5 of the craziest facts that their patients were unaware of until seeing them for an appointment. Here is what they had to say:

Dr. Viraj J. Mehta | Eyelid Surgery, Oculoplastic | DMV

Dr. Mehta takes the time to listen to his patients’ unique needs and expectations. His primary goal is to collaborate and work with his patients to improve their features, enhance their natural beauty, and achieve a refreshed look. When you walk into his office, you may not these 3 things:

1. I am an Oculoplastics specialist, which means not only am I trained to perform cosmetic surgeries around the eyes, but also have fellowship level training in injections like botox and fillers, skincare, lasers and microneedling.
2. After high school, I had 14 years of additional schooling and training to be able to do what I do.
3. If you ever have a procedure or surgery in the clinic with me, you’ll typically hear country-pop music! I completed my residency at Vanderbilt in Nashville, TN and quickly became a fan of country music.

For more information on Dr. Mehta, visit his website, Instagram, or Facebook!

Dr. Ella Faktorovich | Vision | San Francisco

Dr. Faktorovich founded Pacific Vision Institute more than twenty years ago. Under her leadership, Pacific Vision Institute is often the first in the Bay Area to bring the industry’s newest diagnostic and treatment technologies for LASIK and Cataract Surgery patients. Here are the 4 facts one would be unaware of prior to a consultation, click here to learn more:

1. The staff testing the LASIK eye surgery laser is as important as the surgeon using the laser.
2. Surgeons can be easily compared based on their outcomes generated by an independent statistical outcomes analysis company.
3. It takes less than a day to recover from LASIK.
4. If someone is not a good candidate for LASIK, there is usually an alternative.