Jessica Lu

Licensed Esthetician

Jessica Lu is a Licensed Esthetician and the Chief Trainer for non-surgical procedures at Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons. With 28 years of experience in the medical field, she specializes in administering Botox injections to enhance facial aesthetics, using Thermeage FLX, a cutting-edge non-invasive skin tightening and contouring treatment, and using Ulthera, a non-surgical ultrasound-based procedure for skin tightening and lifting. She received her MD-PhD in medical sciences.

Education

  • MD-PhD, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Professional Achievements

  • Recognized for her contributions to aesthetic medicine and non-surgical facial rejuvenation
  • Inventor of the “JLift” technique, a revolutionary 15-minute facial contouring method that is celebrated for its natural results and minimal discomfort
  • Featured in top medical conferences, online health platforms, and training programs for professionals around the world
  • Chief Clinical Officer at Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeons, where she has trained hundreds of physicians and nurses in advanced injection and laser techniques
  • Developed signature treatments that have attracted actors and celebrities from across the United States, Europe, and Asia, many of whom travel internationally to seek her care

Certifications & Organizations

  • M.D., Ph.D. in Medicine
  • 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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