Rhinoplasty is a common plastic surgery procedure but often misunderstood. What are three important facts about nose surgery, and what should you expect? Dr. Jeff Markey joins us to share his expert perspective on this procedure. Listen to the episode!

Breast reconstruction after cancer can do wonders to improve physical and emotional well-being. New techniques and options, including robotic surgery and biologics, are emerging, as well. What’s possible, and how do we make best choices?

In this episode, Dr. Scott Hollenbeck reviews current methods, insurance coverage, nipple-sparing mastectomies, nipple reconstruction, recontouring the chest without recreating a breast, and future trends on the horizon.

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In recent years, advancements in implant technology have prioritized patient safety and comfort. Manufacturers have introduced more cohesive silicone gels, improved shell designs, and enhanced surface textures to minimize complications. These innovations aim to provide more natural-looking results and ensure long-term durability while addressing previous concerns associated with older implants.

In this episode we hear about the current state of implants, as well as whether there is still concern about Breast Implant Illness or possible malignancy, from Aesthetic Society president, Dr. Tracy Pfeifer. Listen to find out what you need to know!

The 3 most common problems seen by plastic/hand surgeons are carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, and ganglion cysts. But what are the best treatments? And what is WALANT surgery? Listen to the conversation as plastic and hand surgery specialist Dr. Charles Christopher Jehle discusses with Dr. Nouhan the leading treatments and innovative procedures.

Many US residents have traveled to different locations to receive plastic surgery. Motivations for this include lower costs, privacy considerations, or access to surgeons who are not locally available. But, it’s important to carefully review all aspects of pursuing procedures elsewhere and consider potential challenges. These may include whether the selected procedure is appropriate, thorough understanding of the surgeon’s training and experience, the possibility of complications, the need for additional surgeries without local support, and insurance coverage issues.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Daniel Kaufman in Miami, who has experience with medical tourism. He performs specialized procedures for patients who travel for care, and he also assists those who have experienced complications after having surgery in other locations.

You’ll want to hear his insights. Tune in!

What is Facial Balancing? A trending term that often refers to nonsurgical treatments like injectables, though it's long been a bigger-scale concept in plastic surgery. Rather than focusing on a single feature, facial balancing considers how each area fits into overall facial harmony—sometimes addressing other areas can create a more balanced appearance. In this episode, we discuss with plastic surgeon Dr. Raja Mohan about what facial balancing involves, the procedures it may include, and what outcomes to expect. Listen in for his insights!

Neck aesthetic treatments are less commonly discussed compared to those for other parts of the body. However, the neck can influence perceptions of age when viewed by an observer. Features such as excess fullness or a loss of angular definition in the neck may result from genetic factors as well as aging, but either way, the appearance of the neck may not truly align with how a person feels.

Neck rejuvenation procedures, including the neck lift, address these concerns. This episode’s discussion features Dr. Nouhan’s interview of renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Malcolm Paul, who provides insights based on his extensive experience with neck rejuvenation techniques.

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Did you know that skin is the largest organ in the body? Too often we may take it for granted, but skin cancer can be devastating when it goes unnoticed.

Which raises a few questions, like what factors increase the risk of skin cancer? And, which skin cancers are the worst? If a big defect is left after surgery, how can an area like a nose, lip, or eyelid be reconstructed? What about scar?

Plastic surgeon Dr. Joseph Spaniol provides answers, and he also has some wise words both for detection of skin cancer and prevention.

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