Start with public roles
Mafi's current about pages identify Parham Mafi, M.D., F.A.C.S., as plastic surgeon and Omar Chowdhry, D.O., M.Ed., as anesthesiologist. The practice also lists Jessica Massed and Justine Kinzel-Eckman as FNPs and Faith Bautista as an LE.
These are role descriptions, not a roster for every appointment. Ask which clinicians would actually perform, supervise, or assist with your proposed service rather than assuming everyone appears on each surgery day.
Clarify handoffs
Ask who conducts the consultation, who provides anesthesia, who gives discharge instructions, and who answers routine versus urgent questions afterward. The answer may differ across surgery and Med Spa plans.
Where credentials matter to your decision, verify them with the relevant board or licensing source. Do not treat a surgeon's board certification as the credential of another named clinician.
Link people to place
Confirm the facility for the proposed procedure and where pre-operative and follow-up visits are scheduled. Mafi's official location page distinguishes the main consultation and Med Spa suite from Mafi Surgery Center.
Take the written names, roles, and contact route home with your procedure plan. If the personnel or setting changes before care, ask the practice to explain the revised arrangement.
Questions and answers
Does the team page name my day-of-care staff?
No. It identifies current practice roles; ask the office who is assigned to your particular visit or procedure.
Who provides anesthesia?
The official team lists Omar Chowdhry as anesthesiologist, but confirm who is responsible for your own procedure.