Meet Dr. Gupta
We’re proud to welcome Dr. Gupta, a highly accomplished quadruple board-certified cosmetic surgeon, to Bella Rose Medical Aesthetics & Wellness.
With a deep commitment to safety, artistry, and natural-looking results, Dr. Gupta brings a wealth of expertise to our advanced aesthetic offerings — now including awake, same-day procedures for both the face and body.
Dr. Gupta’s academic background is as prestigious as his hands are skilled. He holds degrees from Georgetown University, the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), and UCLA. He also completed an intensive Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship in Nashville, Tennessee, where he trained under one of the industry’s most respected surgeons.
Dr. Gupta is now seeing patients at Bella Rose Medical Aesthetics & Wellness in our new surgical suite located at 5 Chester Plaza.
Procedures Offered
- 360 Liposuction
- Arm Liposuction
- Breast Liposuction
- Male Chest Liposuction
- Complex Lipoma Removal
- Ear Lobe Reconstruction
- Fat Transfer to Breast (Lipo Add On)
- Flank Liposuction
- Inner Thigh Liposuction
- Labiaplasty
- Lip Lift
- Lipoma Removal
- Lower Abdomen Liposuction
- Mini Tummy Tuck
- Neck + Chin & Jowl Liposuction (Submental Lipo)
- Outer Thigh Liposuction
- Surgical Neck Tightening with Attiva
- Upper Blepharoplasty
What Sets Awake Procedures Apart from Full Anesthesia?
Awake procedures allow patients to remain conscious or lightly sedated while the surgical area is fully numbed. Unlike full anesthesia, where the patient is completely unconscious, awake procedures focus on targeted pain control and patient comfort, reducing many of the risks associated with general anesthesia.
Consciousness: Patients are aware or lightly sedated, rather than fully “asleep.”
Pain management: Local anesthesia or nerve blocks numb only the surgical area, preventing pain without affecting the rest of the body.
Safety: Awake procedures carry a lower risk of complications like respiratory issues, blood pressure drops, or side effects commonly associated with general anesthesia.
Recovery: Because the body isn’t exposed to heavy anesthetic drugs, patients often recover faster and experience less grogginess or nausea.
Patient involvement: In certain procedures, such as brain or nerve surgery, patients can provide real-time feedback to help surgeons maximize precision and safety.
Convenience: Many awake procedures can be performed on an outpatient basis, allowing patients to return to daily activities more quickly.
Awake procedures are designed to combine comfort, safety, and efficiency. They provide a more controlled and personalized surgical experience, helping patients recover faster while still achieving precise results.