Dr. Jason B. Diamond
The Beverly Hills plastic surgeon has bottled up his signature treatment.
Written by Laura Regensdorf
For the Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Jason B. Diamond, familiar faces are part of doing business. “My cell phone would be a matter of national security, I think, if you could see who’s in it,” the doctor jokes, though some fans make themselves known. When the comedian Nikki Glaser posted a clip of her recent HBO special—featuring a riff about the “landslide” unfolding on her face—to Instagram, the accompanying caption read like an SOS: “Paging Dr. Diamond.”
Of course, awards season demands subtler restoration, hence the buzz around Dr. Diamond’s signature InstaFacial®, a multipart procedure that combines laser, microneedling, and PRP therapy. It’s all part of his ongoing interest in the modes of rejuvenation that he has explored in the decades after residency, which largely focused on the deeper structures of the face. “I was blown away by the advanced strategies and all the sophisticated knowledge of skin that we didn’t learn as a surgeon,” says Dr. Diamond. “I realized I don’t necessarily need people to be asleep to do these regenerative types of skin treatments.”
In 2023, after a half-dozen years of research into the biomimetic ingredients that spur repair, he launched the skin care line Dr. Diamond’s Metacine, with the initial products Plasma and Emulsion. This spring’s newcomer, Infusion, rounds out the InstaFacial® trio, which together mimic the effects of his in-office treatment. “Taking care of your skin requires a 360-degree approach,” he says, offering a glimpse of his early-morning wellness routine. There’s the big bottle of room-temperature water, followed by black coffee and low-level sunlight exposure; he hits the treadmill and weights, cycles through the sauna and shower, and finishes with skin care. “I always say, aging is the most brutal sport there is—it makes the NFL look like patty-cake,” he quips. “So we are attacking that problem at every angle.” He brings that same precision mindset to his expertly edited BAG.
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“Each product in this collection represents a component of the InstaFacial®, and this is like your daily dose of PRP. I have some of the most famous people in the world literally DMing me, ‘You’ve got to send me more of that Plasma.’”
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“I work long hours in our clinic and am often in surgeries for 10 to 12 hours, where I’m seated with my neck and back strained. I use the Theragun afterwards to relieve tension.”
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“This is what I consider your collagen-banking serum, working to build up your baseline because the loss of collagen and elastin is a big part of aging. The Infusion formula uses the most advanced collagen technology available.”
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“California water can contain many contaminants and impurities, such as high levels of chlorine/chloride compounds and heavy metals, which compromise healthy skin and hair.”
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“This offers great exfoliation for a myriad of body skin conditions. Our bodies are exposed to environmental and personal irritants, such as shaving, and this treatment helps with cellular turnover.”
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“To be effective in your skin care routine, you need to be effective with your sleep hygiene and tools. Silk pillowcases offer less friction and greater moisture retention for skin and hair, plus they are hypoallergenic. We especially love them post-InstaFacial, so the PRP/PRF is absorbed maximally into the skin and not your bedding.”
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“My patients will use their LYMA with Metacine, and it’s great for at-home use or on long flights. It adds a laser boost to a clinical skin care regimen.”
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“A great at-home device that I also carry in my clinic, with eight modalities for a wide range of treatments. My favorite is the cold ring: I’m a huge advocate of cold plunging and cryotherapy, and the anti-inflammatory benefits are fantastic.”
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“A great cleanser should offer proper daily exfoliation without stripping the skin of moisture. This one is great for all skin types and works for shaving, too.”
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“We use these in-clinic to distract patients from any discomfort with injections—sensory nerves are designed to detect only one sensation at a time and deliver that information to the brain. I usually have a few of these in my house-call kit, too.”
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