Jessica Lu

Licensed Esthetician

Jessica Lu is a medical doctor (MD, PhD) with over 28 years of experience in medical aesthetics, clinical training, and academic research. She currently serves as the Chief Clinical Officer and Lead Trainer at Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons, where she oversees physician education in advanced injection techniques and non-invasive technologies. She has successfully completed all three steps of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) and brings a research-driven, safety-focused approach to aesthetic medicine. While she is still in the residency in U.S, her clinical expertise and contributions to non-surgical facial rejuvenation are widely recognized. Dr. Lu is also experienced in advanced use of technologies such as Thermage FLX and Ultherapy, providing effective skin tightening solutions for patients across the U.S., Europe, and Asia—including public figures and celebrities.

Education

  • MD-PhD, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Professional Achievements

  • Recognized for her contributions to aesthetic medicine and non-surgical facial rejuvenation
  • Creator of the JLift technique, a signature approach to facial contouring using minimal hyaluronic acid for immediate, natural-looking lift without downtime
  • Trained hundreds of physicians and nurses globally and is regularly invited to speak at international medical conferences on advanced aesthetics and treatment safety
  • Chief Clinical Officer at Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons, where she has trained hundreds of physicians and nurses in advanced injection and laser techniques

Certifications & Organizations

  • Plastic Surgery Residency (U.S.-based)
  • Chief Clinical Officer, Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons
  • Certified Advanced Trainer

Favorite Piece of Advice

True beauty comes from precision, not excess. The best aesthetic treatments enhance your natural features subtly and safely, without changing who you are. In medicine and beauty alike, less is often more.

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