The Wall Street Journal featured Dr. Babak Azizzadeh in its September 26–27, 2026, weekend issue in “A Bit of Quick Work,” a story exploring the growing interest in less-invasive cosmetic procedures. The feature examines how advances in aesthetic medicine are giving patients options that may involve smaller incisions and potentially less downtime than traditional surgical approaches.
Dr. Azizzadeh contributes his expertise to the article as a facial plastic surgeon, offering insight into the evolution and use of less-invasive facial procedures. His inclusion reflects the broader discussion in the feature about how cosmetic surgery techniques continue to develop as patients seek effective treatments with more limited intervention.
The article is the in-book counterpart to a Wall Street Journal online story reported the previous week, providing additional print coverage of the topic. The weekend edition has a reported circulation of 525,734.
The Wall Street Journal feature highlights the continuing evolution of cosmetic procedures and the growing attention surrounding techniques designed to provide aesthetic improvement while minimizing the extent of surgical intervention.
👉 Read the full article: A Bit of Quick Work — The Wall Street Journal, Page D4.