Dr. Hopping has been selected by his peers as one of Washington's top doctors. He is currently President of the Academy of Cosmetic Surgery & Board Certified by four separate surgical boards. |
Welcome to The Center for Cosmetic Surgery. We pride ourselves in providing an exclusive experience that goes beyond your expectations. Our fully accredited facilities are state-of-the-art and we offer the latest in cosmetic procedures and products. 
Dr. Steven B. Hopping, Medical Director of The Center for Cosmetic Surgery and The Washington Hair Institute, is personally involved in every step of your care - from the computer simulation showing your anticipated results to your final post-operative visit.
“My staff and I focus solely on cosmetic surgery and cosmetic enhancements. Our goal is to help you look rejuvenated not over-operated — young, not done. We like to pamper our patients and we strive to ensure your experience with us is exceptional. I sincerely look forward to meeting you and helping you achieve your aesthetic goals."
Steven B. Hopping M. D., F. A. C. S. is:
- Currently President of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery
- A Diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery
- A Diplomate of the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- A Dipomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery
- A Dipomate of the American Board of Otolaryngology
- A Member or Fellow of each academy or society affiliated with these Boards
"IN THE NEWS"
- We are the first in the area to offer CoolLipo. This is the latest technique in laser liposuction. Shorter recovery. Enhanced results.
- Dr. Hopping is interviewed for the New York Daily News, August 2008, The New Pumping Facelift:
"The midface - the area from the corners of the mouth to the corners of the eyes - is the focus of the face lift today," explains Dr. Steven Hopping, plastic surgeon and president of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. As doctors have learned to manipulate muscles and fat in the face, they can halt the inevitable aging process in which a youthful oval face turns into an older square face. "We are doing more filling," he says. "This restores youth to a face." Many women have too-thin faces due to working out, he says. "And when you have a marathon body, sometimes you have an octogenarian face," Dr. Hopping says. It's a tradeoff, then - a great figure or a young face. Or maybe not, with the new face lifts. Read the full article. |