Aestheticians in New York City are charging as much as $1800 for various "procedures" - facials, micro needling, and facial massage.  Is this fraud or is this the future of beauty?  On this show, we look into whether aesthetician's procedures are useful or useless.

B, C or D cup?  That is the question!  Literally - asked by patients, plastic surgeons, and  the public.  And now science has answered that question, and so many more.  On this podcast, we ask the pithy questions - what is the best lipstick color?  Should the top or  bottom of the breast be larger, and...how big should breasts really be?  Listen to this podcast, with the return of my cohost, Susan Warner.

The big day is approaching - perhaps your or your child's wedding is in just a few months and you want to look great for the photographs.  You might be considering a facelift...or wrinkle filler, or a laser procedure...and you are unsure how much time you'll need to recover completely before the big day.  On this podcast we discuss the time course you'll need. We also spoke about the jaded history of thread lifting - those barbed sutures keep resurfacing...

Nose reshaping - known technically as "rhinoplasty" - is my favorite procedure.  It is a challenging surgery, with the highest rate of requiring a revision of all cosmetic surgery procedures.  That's because of the sometimes unpredictable tissue response - cartilage can warp, bone can regrow... and that adds up to a 15% redo rate.  Hyaluronic acid filler has been used to perform nonsurgical rhinoplasties and now it has been used to correct imperfections after rhinoplasty.  On this show, we discuss the nonsurgical rhinoplasty.  We also had an extensive discussion about my NightThyme skincare product.  

The new weight loss drugs, headlined by Ozempic, are so effective that the weight just pours off people's bodies.  But with rapid weight loss, skin cannot shrink fast enough, and so jowls, hanging neck skin, and sunken in cheeks are common.  I fix "Ozempic Face" with fillers, Ulthera and yes - fat injections.  Listen to the podcast to hear how I fix Ozempic Face.

The eyelids age before the rest of the face.  Even 40 year olds often undergo eyelid lifting procedures and certainly virtually everyone over the age of 50 has some extra skin and fat of the eyelids.  Blepharoplasties, as they are known, are extremely effective procedures that can rapidly rejuvenate the eyelids.  On this show, we discuss eyelid surgery - the risks, the benefits, and what other procedures might be needed along with the eyelid lift.  

There are only 8000 surgical chin augmentations each year in the USA.  But hundreds of thousands of additional people have nonsurgical chin augmentations with hyaluronic acid or other fillers.  On this program, we discuss what the ideal chin should look like.  We also discuss second facelifts and how second procedures can fix problems created with the first lift.

Bags of the lower eyelids are hard to hide with makeup.  Fat from around the eyes protrudes as we age.  Surgery is the best solution, but there's a new hyaluronic acid product that can fill the lower lid grooves.  On this show, we discuss rejuvenating the lower eyelids - from surgery to that new filler, to the direct excision of lower eyelid/upper cheek "festoons".  Tune in.  

Facelifts have been performed for over 100 years.  The results are continually improving and the procedure has become safer and safer.  On this show, we discuss how facelifts are not necessarily brow lifts, checklifts, or necklifts - rather, they are individualized procedures depending on the exact issue the patient has.  

There were over 8 million Botox injections in the USA last year.  But you'd be surprised to learn that many, if not most, were not injected by plastic surgeons.  And many weren't even injected by physicians.  We discuss the dangerous rise in non physicians injecting Botox and fillers in this episode.  We also discussed how plastic surgeons remove moles and get the best possible scars.  

Clean skin is essential for healthy skin.  Clean skin starts with daily washing and exfoliation with a washcloth or fruit acids.  For the cleanest skin, microdermabrasion every few weeks exfoliates and suctions out pores. But microdermabrasion has other benefits - it allows active ingredients like retinoids and vitamin C to better penetrate skin.  On this show, Dr. Perry discusses the benefit of microdermabrasion, as an integral part of a skincare program.