por Dr. Peter Grossman
On this week's episode of Beauty and the BS, Dr. Peter Grossman welcomes Dr. Craig Ziering to the podcast. Dr. Ziering is the founder and medical director of Ziering Medical Hair Restoration www.zieringmedical.com. He is an industry pioneer, renowned teacher, and author of many published articles, and is passionate about staying on top of the field of hair restoration through ongoing education. Dr. Craig Ziering began his career in the early 90s, learning the basics of hair transplants. Over the course of 32 years, he has become a specialist in Hair Restoration Techniques, focusing on making them more natural and aesthetically pleasing. His innovations have included looking at hair follicles under a microscope, creating a natural-looking hairline, and utilizing temporal peaks as a way to create a better balance between the face and hair. He has treated both men and women and has observed that men are more likely to move towards surgery for immediate gratification, while women often prefer non-surgical treatments. The most common cause for hair loss in both genders is genetic and hormones, illnesses, and scarring can all play a role. Al In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How hair transplant surgery has evolved over the last 30+ years to achieve more natural-looking results. 2. The psychological effects of hair loss in men versus women. 3. The differences in hair loss between ethnicities and genders, and how to address them with surgery and non-surgical treatments. About the Host, Dr. Peter Grossman: https://grossmanmed.com/about Podcast link: www.beautyandthebspodcast.com
Dr. Daria Hamrah, an immigrant to the United States and rhinoplasty specialist, must navigate the obstacles of establishing herself professionally while inspiring others to pursue their dreams, all while mastering the art of balancing aesthetics and function in ethnic rhinoplasties. "I always tell to people that are looking up to me and asking me how many years I've been spending or I went to school for and how hard it was I said, look, you're passionate about something. You have a mission. It's not about the years, it's about the journey. So I would do it over again and I just enjoyed the journey and that's why I'm so passionate about what I'm doing." Dr. Daria Hamrah is a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon and a facial cosmetics specialist. He has been practicing for over 15 years and specializes in cosmetic surgery and facial reconstruction. After immigrating to Germany from Iran and Azerbaijan, Dr. Daria Hamrah had a dream to move to the United States and take advantage of the opportunities it offered. When she finally did, she experienced the challenge of establishing herself as a foreign graduate. With hard work and dedication, she eventually found success in her career and her passion for rhinoplasty (nose job). She learned the importance of listening to the patient and communicating expectations, as it was key to achieving a successful outcome. She also found that the artistry and execution of the procedure were essential to creating a desired result and ensuring her patients’ satisfaction. Through her journey, Dr. Hamrah has gained invaluable knowledge and experience that she now shares with her peers, inspiring them to always strive for the best. In this episode, you will learn the following: How can photography, light reflections, and shadows be used to design a nose that a patient will love? What is the importance of communication and trust when it comes to setting expectations in rhinoplasty? How can plastic surgeons best prepare for mixed ethnicities in rhinoplasty? https://novasurgicare.com/meet-us/dr-daria-hamrah
Kechi Okwuchi is a Nigerian-born singer, survivor and inspirational speaker. She has overcome tremendous adversity, including a plane crash that killed everyone but two passengers, to become a celebrated performer as a finalist on America's Got Talent and a sought-after motivational figure. Kechi Okwuchi was an only child in Nigeria until she was 11, growing up in a loving family. On December 10th, 2005, she was a 16-year-old on a flight home for Christmas when the plane crashed, killing all but two of the 109 passengers. Kechi suffered third degree burns over 65% of her body and was in a coma for five weeks before waking up to her mother hovering over her with love and care. Kechi had to go through frequent surgeries during her seven-month recovery, but with her mother's support she was able to stay strong and eventually heal. www.kechiofficial.com
When did vaginal beautification become a topic for discussion let alone a cosmetic procedure? Vaginal beautification and rejuvenation procedures are real and prevalent, but not all procedures work and not all outcomes are good. Dr. Peter Grossman has a candid and informative conversation with Dr. Otto Placik, Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeon and global authority on vaginal beautification procedures, here on the Follow up Visit. Follow Dr. Grossman on Instagram
Dr. Grossman and Dr. John Diaz recap various aspects of breast augmentation procedures that are of most interest of the podcast listeners. Learn More About the Host of Beauty and the BS Dr. Peter Grossman
Why do once voluptuous, perky breasts become sad and droopy? Are uneven breasts common? Can large areolas be made smaller? Most of all, can these concerns be corrected…safely? On this final episode of season one of Beauty and the BS, we talk with Houston based plastic surgeon Dr. Camille Cash on the topic of breast lifts ( mastopexy). What doesn’t work, what does, and which one may be right for you. Join us for another fun and informative episode of Beauty and the BS. From Her Website www.camillecashmd.com One of the top plastic surgeons in Houston, Texas, Dr. Cash describes work as “double satisfaction” when she sees her patients both looking better and feeling better about themselves. “Whether I’m performing a facelift or breast reconstruction, my goal is to restore both function and form, and then to witness my patients’ spirits take flight. It’s a challenge and a privilege for me.” Board Certifications American Board of Surgery American Board of Plastic Surgery Professional Memberships American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery American Society of Plastic Surgeons Houston Society of Plastic Surgeons Harris County Medical Society Texas Medical Society Dr. Cash is the first female African-American plastic surgeon in the state of Texas to be certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. The majority of patients who visit Dr. Cash at her cosmetic surgery practice are women interested in procedures to enhance the breasts and contour the body as well as to have reconstructive surgery. Dr. Cash is also happily seeing an increasing number of male patients who want to look and feel their best. The testimonials this exceptional plastic surgeon receives from grateful patients in Houston tell the story. About the Host - Dr. Peter Grossman
It has been a great first season for Beauty and the BS, and this is our penultimate episode of season 1. We have one last episode before we take a small break, but before we bring you our season finale, I thought we could take a look back at some of the highlights from previous shows. This will be a fun episode peppered with myth busting facts on multiple topics of cosmetic medicine and surgery. Thank you for making us last week’s top plastic surgeon podcast! Enjoy. It has been a great first season for Beauty and the BS, and this is our penultimate episode of season 1. We have one last episode before we take a small break, but before we bring you our season finale, I thought we could take a look back at some of the highlights from previous shows. This will be a fun episode peppered with myth busting facts on multiple topics of cosmetic medicine and surgery. Thank you for making us last week’s top plastic surgeon podcast! Enjoy.
On Part 1 with Dr. Amir Karam, we set the record straight on Botox and fillers. We discussed the good, the bad, where does the truth lies, and when are Botox and fillers just not enough to make a face youthful and beautiful? On Part 2, Dr. Karam talks about fact and fiction, and dispels myths from reality, and discusses his techniques of Vertical Restore and Vertical Prevent techniques for beautiful and natural facial rejuvenation, on this episode of Beauty and the BS. About the Host - Dr. Peter Grossman
You hear so much these days about Botox and fillers. Some good and some bad, but where does the truth lie? What is Botox indicated for? What is filler indicated for? And when are Botox and fillers just not enough to make a face youthful and beautiful? On this episode, Dr. Amir Karam, renowned facial cosmetic surgeon, talks about fact and fiction, and dispels myths from reality, and discusses his techniques of Vertical Restore and Vertical Prevent techniques for beautiful and natural facial rejuvenation, on this episode of Beauty and the BS. About the Host - Dr. Peter Grossman
How much money should you spend on topical skin care products? Do they really make you look younger? Do they work at all? Skin care is a multi-billion-dollar industry. Is it helping us or grifting us? We explore all of that with expert cosmetic chemist Ni’Kita Wilson on this episode of Beauty and the BS.