Treatments, appointments, policies, and what to expect at Plump Medical Spa. Select a category below.
Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00am to 6:00pm. Closed Sunday and Monday. All visits are by appointment — walk-ins aren't accepted, which is how we avoid overlapping wait times.
4667 MacArthur Blvd, Suite 310, Newport Beach, CA 92660 — third floor of MacArthur Court, near John Wayne Airport. Complimentary parking in the building garage directly below, with elevator access to the suite. Full directions and drive times.
Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD performs every treatment personally. Every injection, every laser, every procedure. Nothing is delegated to a nurse injector, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or aesthetician.
That's a meaningful distinction — California law permits delegation under physician supervision, and "supervision" does not always mean the physician is on site. More on who's actually allowed to treat you.
Yes. Every new patient begins with a consultation so Dr. Mortazavi can assess your goals, review your history, and determine the right plan before anything is scheduled. Not sure where to start? The treatment finder narrows it down in a couple of minutes.
No. Plump is a cash-pay aesthetic practice. Payment is due at the time of service. We accept cash, all major credit and debit cards, and offer Cherry and CareCredit financing for qualified applicants.
Cash and all major credit and debit cards. A valid credit card on file is required to hold any appointment.
Financing is available through two partners:
Yes. Every new patient — and any existing patient considering a new treatment — starts with a consultation where Dr. Mortazavi assesses what you actually need. That frequently isn't the treatment you came in asking about, and being told so is part of the point.
Routinely. Corrections and second opinions are a significant part of what happens here — filler that migrated, results that don't look right, neurotoxin that stopped working. Bring whatever history you have, though treatment records aren't required. Filler placed at other practices is welcome.
Yes — it's the hair restoration division of Plump Medical Spa, founded and led by Dr. Mortazavi and operating from the same Suite 310 address. Details at hairlinerestoration.studio.
Book online to see live availability, or call or text (949) 568-7544 during office hours. A valid credit card is required to hold all appointments.
Please reschedule or cancel at least 48 hours before your appointment. Cancellations inside 48 hours are charged a $100 fee.
You can cancel or reschedule online or by calling (949) 568-7544.
There's a 10-minute grace period. Arrivals beyond that result in cancellation and the $100 fee. Appointments are scheduled without overlap, so a late start can't be absorbed without affecting the patient after you.
Often, yes. Neurotoxin and filler are commonly done together. Some laser combinations work well in one session — Pico with CO2, for example — while others are better staged. Dr. Mortazavi advises on sequencing at consultation.
For most treatments, yes — particularly filler, laser, and specialty procedures. Returning patients booking something familiar may not need a full consultation each visit.
Bring your history — previous treatments, particularly filler placed elsewhere, and anything that didn't go as expected.
Clean skin for any laser or resurfacing treatment — no makeup, sunscreen, or topical products.
Avoid sun exposure in the two weeks before laser treatment. Tanned skin changes what can safely be done.
Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin — all type A botulinum toxins. We also offer Myobloc, a type B product, for patients who no longer respond to type A. Plump is one of few practices in Orange County offering Myobloc as a primary option.
Three to four months for most facial areas. Masseter typically four to six months. TrapTox and body applications three to five months. Duration varies with dose, muscle strength, and metabolism. More detail here.
Myobloc is botulinum toxin type B — structurally different from Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin, which are all type A.
If you've developed antibodies to type A, switching between those brands does nothing, because they're the same protein. A type B product is required. That's what Myobloc is for.
Worth noting: most cases of "Botox stopped working" turn out to be under-dosing rather than true resistance — and that's a cheaper problem to fix. Which one you have is determined at consultation.
None significant. Small bumps at injection sites settle within 20 to 30 minutes. Avoid lying down for four hours, strenuous exercise for 24 hours, and rubbing the area. Onset is at three to seven days, full effect at two weeks.
It depends on the area, your muscle strength, and how much movement you want to retain. Dosing is determined at consultation. The goal is a result that looks right in animation as well as at rest, which usually means less than patients expect rather than more.
Hyaluronic acid fillers from the Juvéderm, Restylane, and RHA ranges, plus Sculptra, Radiesse, SkinVive, and Kybella. Product is selected by what the tissue needs rather than by brand — more on how that decision is made. All products are sourced from US-licensed pharmacies.
Sculptra is a collagen biostimulator rather than a filler. It doesn't add volume directly — it prompts your own collagen production over three to six months, and results can last up to two years. Better suited to patients wanting gradual change than immediate volume. Multiple sessions are typically needed.
Hyaluronic acid fillers — Juvéderm, Restylane, RHA — dissolve with hyaluronidase. Radiesse and Sculptra do not, which is disclosed before treatment with either.
Dissolving here is performed under live ultrasound imaging, so filler is located before enzyme is placed rather than estimated.
Hyaluronidase injection performed while imaging the area with high-frequency ultrasound. The imaging confirms whether filler is present at all, where it has migrated to, how deep it sits, and where blood vessels run.
That matters because filler frequently isn't where it looks like it is. Full detail here, including lip and tear trough specifics.
Lip filler generally six to twelve months, because lips move constantly. Cheek, jawline, and chin twelve to eighteen months. Sculptra develops over three to six months and can last up to two years. Metabolism, volume placed, and how much the area moves all affect duration.
Because IPL is absorbed by melanin as well as by blood. That dual absorption is what lets it treat both redness and pigment — and it's also where the burns come from.
In skin with more melanin, or skin that's simply tanned, the energy is absorbed across the whole epidermis rather than only by the target. Picosecond laser fragments pigment with far less heat. So Pico handles pigment here, and IPL handles redness, which Pico can't treat.
It depends entirely on the device. Pico laser, RF microneedling, microneedling, and Nd:YAG are appropriate across Fitzpatrick I to VI.
Ablative CO2 and Erbium carry higher post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk above Fitzpatrick III to IV. IPL is generally limited to I to III.
Skin type is assessed before any laser is recommended. Full guidance by skin tone.
Five to seven days of visible recovery for fractional CO2 — redness, peeling, sensitivity. Pinkness can persist several weeks. Full ablative is closer to two weeks. Collagen remodeling continues for three to six months, so the result at three months isn't the final one. Downtime compared across every device.
A cannula is passed beneath a rolling scar to release the fibrous bands tethering it downward, letting the depressed surface rise.
It's the only technique that addresses tethering. No laser or filler releases it — which is the most common reason a course of resurfacing underdelivers on acne scarring. More on subcision, and how to tell which scar type you have.
Radiofrequency delivered through fine needles into the dermis, stimulating collagen and producing tissue contraction. Effective for laxity, texture, and acne scarring. Safe across all skin types because the energy goes below the epidermis rather than through it. Two to three days of redness. More detail.
Tirzepatide as the primary medication, a low-dose microdosing protocol, and vitamin injections. All programs are physician-directed with ongoing monitoring and dose adjustment.
Tirzepatide is a dual GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonist — it acts on two hormonal pathways rather than one. Head-to-head trial data has shown greater average weight loss than semaglutide. That's the basis for the choice.
A physician-directed protocol using lower doses than standard weight-loss dosing. Suited to patients focused on maintenance or metabolic effect rather than substantial weight loss, and to those who tolerated standard dosing poorly.
Yes. Rapid weight loss frequently produces facial volume loss — the "Ozempic face" effect. Because Plump both prescribes GLP-1 therapy and performs aesthetic treatment, volume change can be tracked during weight loss rather than addressed only once it's obvious. More on this.
Yes, through Newport Beach Hairline Restoration — a division of Plump operating from the same Suite 310 address. Full details at hairlinerestoration.studio.
It's among the most technically demanding procedures in aesthetic medicine. Each graft must be placed at an extremely shallow angle following the direction of natural brow growth, which changes across the brow. Getting that wrong produces hair that grows outward rather than lying flat. Dr. Mortazavi designs every case personally and directs the surgical process throughout.
There's no linear scar. FUE extracts follicles individually, leaving tiny micro-dots at extraction sites that heal nearly invisibly. No scalpel incision, no stitches, no strip removal.
Transplanted hairs shed at two to four weeks — expected, and not a sign anything went wrong. New growth begins at three to four months, significant improvement at six, full result at nine to twelve months. Results are permanent.
Every treatment price is published on the services page rather than quoted only at consultation. You can search or filter by category there.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is scheduled. No hidden fees, no surprise charges at checkout.
Yes, through two partners. Both allow treatment cost to be split into monthly payments for qualified applicants, and both can be arranged before your appointment so financing is in place at the time of service.
No deposit, but a valid credit card is required on file to hold the appointment. Payment in full is due at the time of service. The card is charged the $100 fee only if you cancel inside 48 hours or arrive more than 10 minutes late.
Yes — Plump Club is an annual membership with bundled treatments and a discount on everything else. Package pre-purchase is also available for select treatments through the shop.
Because a patient deciding whether to book should be able to find out what something costs without making a phone call. Quoting only at consultation creates pressure to commit in the room, and we'd rather people arrive having already decided the price works.
Call or text (949) 568-7544, or book a consultation. Dr. Mortazavi answers questions personally.
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