Dr. Amelia K. Hausauer

Dermatologist

Phone

408.559.7177

Website

aesthetx.com

Address

3803 South Bascom Avenue, Suite 100, Campbell, CA, 95008

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Precision harmonizing. Structural beauty without the knife.

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Philosophy

With nearly 20 years of classical Russian ballet training, Dr. Amelia K. Hausauer brings a unique perspective to the field of dermatology. From this background, she brings an appreciation for the profound impact of deliberate nuance and how cumulative details, when unified, bring everything into alignment. Today, she is renowned in her field for using the same precise harmony in her techniques for the face and body. Using largely injectables, her goal is to balance and contour features through a combination of finessed enhancements that provide structural beauty, while maintaining each patient’s uniqueness. “These micro adjustments extend from top to bottom and also integrate aspects of regenerative medicine,” she says. “In addition to fillers and neurotoxins, I have made a name for myself in the study and practice of emerging therapies like platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and have served as lead editor on a textbook about one of the largest clinical trials in aesthetic medicine to date.” Using the most cutting-edge techniques, Dr. Hausauer optimizes through the syringe and other precision procedures, rather than the knife.

Education

Degree:

University of California, San Francisco

Residency:

Dermatology, The Ronald O. Perelman Department of Dermatology, New York University

Fellowship:

Cosmetic Dermatologic Surgery, Skin Care & Laser Physicians of Beverly Hills

Credentials

Board Certification:

American Board of Dermatology

Affiliation:

American Academy of Dermatology, American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, American Society of Laser Medicine and Surgery, Women’s Dermatologic Society

A Minute With

What sets your practice apart?

Our goal is to meld two disciplines, dermatology and plastic surgery, which complement each other so beautifully. We are building a new, multidisciplinary office that better addresses all our patients’ needs.
What are your most requested procedures?

I was the lead investigator of a clinical trial for the treatment of male and female pattern hair loss using platelet-rich plasma (PRP). I lecture nationally and am the lead editor for a textbook on this topic as well as microneedling. I perform these procedures every day to help with everything from balding and skin rejuvenation to acne scarring. Botox Cosmetic and injectable fillers are also common requests.
Why is skin care so important?

The skin is our first defense and first impression. It conveys emotion and experience, so we best take care of it.
Why do you employ a less-is-more philosophy?

For nearly two decades, I trained as a classical ballet dancer. I spent hours in the studio learning how to communicate through the tilt of head, extension of toes and placement of fingertips. This training imbued me with a refined and subtle aesthetic. There is beauty in nuance.
What is your favorite laser procedure?

I like multipurpose lasers such as those used for skin resurfacing and rejuvenation. We have a multi-device, multi-wavelength platform that allows us to tailor the treatment intensity based on each patient’s specific needs and concerns.
My ultimate skin-care advice

Don’t smoke. Not socially, not rarely. Never!
What upcoming trend or procedure are you really excited about?

Advancements in the field of skin tightening. There are more devices in the pipeline, and some
have enhanced features that allow easy integration into a multimodal treatment plan combining several popular procedures at once
What is the most common medical myth you’ve ever heard?

That biotin will fix your hair loss. Unless a patient is truly deficient, which is relatively rare, the scientific literature does not support this old wives’ tale