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Dr. Azita Madjidi is a Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Houston, TX that offers Breast Augmentation, Body Contouring, Liposuction, Non-Surgical Procedures, Eyelid Surgery and much more!
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 713-797-1000
- Address:
- 6624 Fannin St Ste 2390 Houston, TX 77030
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- Categories
- Physicians & Surgeons, Plastic & Reconstructive, Physicians & Surgeons, Breast Care & Surgery, Physicians & Surgeons, Cosmetic Surgery
- Services / Products
- Face Plastic Surgery:BROW LIFTCHEEK AUGMENTATIONCHIN SURGERYEAR SURGERYEYELID SURGERYFACELIFTLIP SURGERYRHINOPLASTYDIMPLE CREATIONBreast Plastic Surgery:BREAST AUGMENTATIONBREAST LIFTBREAST REDUCTIONGYNECOMASTIABody Plastic Surgery:BODY CONTOURINGLIPOSUCTIONMINI TUMMY TUCKTUMMY TUCKFAT INJECTIONNon Surgical Procedures:BOTOX® & DYSPORT®CHEMICAL PEELRESTYLANE®PERLANE®PREVELLE® SILKJUVÉDERM®Reconstructive Procedures:CLEFT PALATEBREAST RECONSTRUCTIONNASAL RECONSTRUCTION
- Payment Options
- Brands
- botox
- Neighborhoods
- South Central Houston, Medical Center
- Languages
- Arabic, English, Farsi, French, Spanish
- Associations
- American Board of Plastic Surgery American Society of Plastic Surgeons
General Info
Houston plastic surgeon Dr. Azita Madjidi is a board certified plastic surgeon and a diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery. She has a unique training and background. Her professional education and career are proof of her dedication to excellence in the performance of plastic surgery, both in adults and in children. Dr. Madjidi obtained her medical degree from Caen Medical School in Normandy, France. She completed her residency training and obtained the French Board certification in Maxillofacial Surgery and Stomatology in 1991 after which she was awarded a position in the prestigious Necker-Enfants Malades Hospital in Paris as Chief of Clinics-Assistant in Pediatric Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery. In this position, she taught medical students and residents in addition to performing reconstructive surgery in children with various birth defects including cleft lips and palates. Born to a mother with fine arts graduate degree, Dr. Madjidi grew up in art studios. Plastic Surgery was a natural choice for her because she was always interested in the face. Dr. Madjidi trained with Dr. Paul Tessier, the father of craniofacial surgery both in Paris and in the US. She also achieved a formal fellowship in craniofacial surgery at he University of Texas Southwestern at Dallas. In Paris in 1995, she started a thriving cosmetic surgery private practice and a busy public practice in affiliation with Laennec Hospital, St. Vincent-de-Paul Children's Hospital, and the St. Joseph Foundation Hospital. In 1998, she met her husband, Abdi Rasekh, and moved to Houston, where he was a cardiologist at the Texas Heart Institute. Determined to continue to practice plastic surgery with high standards and a formal American training, she repeated the entire plastic surgery curriculum, including a microvascular fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine, in the heart of the Texas Medical Center. Mother of two, Shahrzad and Sherwin, Dr. Madjidi also dedicates her time and skills to serve needy children with birth defects-- mostly cleft lips and palates-- through participation in numerous mission trips to Central America, Africa and the Middle East. Born in Iran, raised in France and living in the US, she strongly believes in true human values, mutual respect of all cultural and religious beliefs and the power of diversity. Dr. Madjidi is fluent in Persian, French, English and Spanish, and is learning Arabic. This has enabled her to expand the scope of her plastic surgery practice to a very diverse population. Dr. Madjidi has authored numerous peer review articles and book chapters in French, British and American professional literature. She has given multiple presentations in English, French and Persian in plastic surgery societies both nationally and internationally.