How do your lifestyle choices influence skin health?

Dr. Anthony Rossi, MD, FAAD, FACMS, explores the science of skin health, focusing on aging and sensitivity. He emphasizes the importance of informed ingredient choices in skincare, debunks common myths, and introduces innovative breakthroughs such as laser technology and holistic health practices. Dr. Rossi highlights the often-overlooked effects of cancer treatments on skin, advocating for a balanced, healthy lifestyle as essential to both overall well-being and skin vitality.

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media @dranthonyrossi and @rossidermMD

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Skin Science and Beauty

02:51 Understanding Skin Aging and Sensitivity

06:07 The Role of Dermatology in Skin Health

09:01 Skincare Ingredients: Myths and Realities

11:56 Innovative Approaches to Skin Care

14:47 The Impact of Cancer Treatments on Skin Health

18:08 Holistic Approaches to Skin and Overall Wellbeing

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Welcome to Give Good Face! Join Dr. Anthony Rossi MD as he demystifies skincare myths and empowers you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your skincare routine.

Dr. Rossi shares his passion for research and explains what it takes to create truly effective skincare products. Drawing from his experience in daily dermatology practice, he covers a range of skin concerns, from skin cancer prevention to anti-aging and improving skin quality. He explores the latest beauty trends seen on social media, shedding light on what’s helpful—and what can actually be harmful to your skin. 

Whether you’re a skincare enthusiast or just looking to improve your skin health, you’ll learn the science behind radiant, healthy skin. 

How is building a consistent exercise routine similar to maintaining a skincare routine in achieving long-term results?

Sam Bartlett, founder of Exis, a premier fitness and wellness service in New York City that brings expert personal training, nutrition counseling, and recovery sessions, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the keys to starting a fitness journey, sustaining consistency, and fostering client motivation. With dual advanced degrees in Exercise Physiology and an All-American sports career, Bartlett is driven by a mission to elevate the standards of the fitness industry. 

Topics include exercise’s impact on longevity, the role of supplements, bone health, and the pitfalls of fitness trends, as well as the importance of protein, fiber, and listening to the body’s needs. They also examine GLP-1 agonists for weight management, insights from professional athletes on self-investment, and the value of mindfulness in health tracking.

Learn more about Exis

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media ⁠⁠⁠⁠@dranthonyrossi ⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠@rossidermMD⁠⁠

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Takeaways: 

-The World Health Organization recommends 150 minutes of moderate exercise weekly.

-Supplements should be viewed as a temporary solution, not a replacement for healthy habits.

-Behavior change is crucial for long-term fitness success.

-Visceral fat is a key indicator of health that should be monitored.

-Weight training is essential for bone health, especially in older adults.

-Consistency in exercise is more important than the specific time of day you work out.

-Avoid diets that eliminate any macronutrient.

-High protein and fiber intake can help manage hunger.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Fitness and Health

06:01 Getting Started with Personal Training

11:46 Behavior Change and Client Insights

17:55 The Role of Supplements in Health

22:13 Client Goals and Aesthetic Considerations

25:52 Exercise for Bone Health and Longevity

30:13 Fads in Fitness and Nutrition

30:13 The Importance of High Protein and Fiber

33:36 Listening to Your Body: The Key to Health

35:55 Investing in Your Body: Lessons from Athletes

40:30 The Impact of GLP-1 Agonists on Health

46:45 The Role of Exercise in Weight Management

49:56 The Importance of Mindfulness in Health Tracking

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What should people consider when navigating cosmetic treatments responsibly? Embracing individuality is key to effective cosmetic treatments.

Dr. Brian Hibler, a board-certified and Harvard-fellowship trained medical and cosmetic dermatologist at Schweiger Dermatology Group in Midtown Manhattan, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to discuss the evolving landscape of dermatology. Dr. Hibler shares insights on “prejuvenation,” a forward-thinking approach that emphasizes prevention over correction to maintain youthful skin. From simplifying skincare routines to the benefits of lasers, Botox, and tissue tightening, they cover the essentials of creating a personalized aesthetic plan. 

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media ⁠⁠⁠@dranthonyrossi ⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠@rossidermMD⁠

This episode is sponsored by Hooga Health: https://hoogahealth.com/

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Takeaways

-Dermatology is increasingly focused on preventing signs of aging.

-Prejuvenation emphasizes prevention over correction in skincare.

-Simple skincare routines can significantly improve skin health.

-Regular laser treatments can enhance skin appearance and health.

-Injectables like Botox can prevent the formation of lines.

-Embracing individuality is crucial in aesthetic treatments.

-Tissue tightening treatments are gaining popularity for non-invasive lifting.

-Combining different treatments can yield better results for patients.

-Lifestyle choices play a vital role in maintaining skin health.

-Honesty and education are essential in cosmetic dermatology. 

Chapters

00:00 The Evolution of Dermatology and Prejuvenation

02:51 Understanding Skincare Routines and Treatments

06:11 The Role of Lasers in Skin Health

08:47 Injectables: Botox and Beyond

12:02 Embracing Individuality in Aesthetic Treatments

14:49 Tissue Tightening: The Next Frontier

17:52 Combining Treatments for Optimal Results

21:09 Long-term Benefits of Laser Treatments

23:58 Lifestyle Choices and Skin Health

27:11 Navigating Cosmetic Treatments Responsibly

29:58 The Future of Aesthetic Dermatology

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How can we leverage social media and prioritize education to promote accessible, preventative skincare and stronger dermatologist relationships?

Michael Jafar, founder and CEO of JOYA, the first employee skin health and wellness benefit platform, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to discuss the evolving landscape of skin health, emphasizing the impact of social media, the rise of preventative care, and the importance of mental health in relation to skin aesthetics. They explore the intersection of dermatology and aesthetics, highlighting the need for education and accessibility in skincare. The discussion also touches on the significance of nutrition and lifestyle choices in maintaining skin health, advocating for a holistic approach to skincare that includes preventative measures and regular check-ups.

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media ⁠@dranthonyrossi ⁠ and ⁠@rossidermMD

This episode is sponsored by JOYA: https://joyahealth.com/

Key Takeaways: 

-Social media has significantly influenced skin health trends.

-Preventative care is becoming a priority in skincare.

-Joya aims to make dermatology accessible to everyone.

-Skin cancer rates are rising, highlighting the need for awareness.

-Aesthetic procedures are increasingly popular among younger demographics.

-Education is crucial for informed skincare decisions.

-The intersection of mental health and skin health is important.

-Regular skin check-ups can prevent serious conditions.

-Nutrition plays a vital role in skin health.

-Building a relationship with a dermatologist is essential for effective care.

Chapters: 

00:00 The Evolution of Skin Health Awareness

09:06 Joya: Revolutionizing Skin Health Benefits

18:09 The Intersection of Aesthetics and Mental Health

25:06 Preventative Measures in Skin Care

32:04 The Role of Nutrition and Lifestyle in Skin Health

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Transparency in beauty products is essential for consumer safety.

Erin Hazelton, freelance writer and women's health advocate, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the evolving world of beauty and skincare, discussing personal experiences with cancer, the importance of understanding skincare science, and the impact of social media on beauty standards. They explore the significance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, the role of diet in skin health, and the complexities of hormonal changes as they relate to skincare. The conversation emphasizes the need for transparency in beauty products and the importance of being informed consumers.

Learn more about Erin Hazelton: https://www.erinhazelton.com/

This episode is sponsored by Hooga Health: https://hoogahealth.com/

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Takeaways:

-Adequate dosing is crucial for effective skincare treatments.

-Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can significantly impact skin health.

-The emotional aspect of skincare and beauty treatments is often overlooked.

-Social media influences beauty standards and can lead to body dysmorphia.

-Understanding the science behind skincare can empower consumers.

-Non-invasive treatments can help maintain youthful skin without drastic changes.

-It's important to advocate for your own health and skincare needs.

-Diet plays a significant role in inflammation and skin health.

-Hormonal changes can affect skincare routines and product choices.

Chapters:

00:00 Exploring Beauty Trends and Personal Journeys

06:12 The Science of Skincare and Aesthetic Treatments

11:49 Navigating Cancer and Its Impact on Life

18:12 The Role of Diet and Inflammation in Skin Health

23:49 Understanding Beauty Standards and Social Media Influence

29:51 Hormonal Changes and Skincare Solutions

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=enWebsite: https://rossiderm.com/Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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How can dermatologists and skincare professionals cater to the diverse needs of patients while respecting cultural beauty standards and traditions?Dr. Mercy Odeongbu, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi in a thought-provoking conversation on her inspiring journey—from navigating life as an immigrant woman in dermatology to becoming a trailblazer in the field and host of TLC's "Dr. Mercy" show.

Together, they explore the critical role of mentorship, the evolution of skincare treatments, and the importance of integrating cultural sensitivity into dermatological practice. They share practical advice on essential skincare, including the universal need for sunscreen, effective solutions for hyperpigmentation, and tailored strategies for maintaining skin health during winter. They emphasize the importance of balance in both career and personal life, underscoring the value of strong support systems and prioritizing self-care.Takeaways:-Mentorship is crucial for success in medicine.-Representation in dermatology is improving but still needs work.-Television can be a platform for showcasing dermatology.-Sunscreen is essential for all skin types, regardless of melanin.-Cultural beauty standards vary and should be respected in practice.-Chemical peels and lasers are effective for treating hyperpigmentation.-Winter skincare requires more hydration and less exfoliation.-Aesthetic trends are shifting towards natural looks.-Balancing career and personal life is challenging but necessary.-Support systems are vital for managing a demanding career. Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Background02:47 Journey to Dermatology06:02 Mentorship and Representation in Medicine08:53 Television Experience and Patient Stories12:10 Challenges of Fame and Backlash14:47 Aesthetic Trends and Treatments17:59 Skin Care for Different Skin Types20:53 Cultural Perspectives on Beauty24:12 Dealing with Hyperpigmentation27:06 Winter Skin Care Tips30:00 Balancing Life and Career32:47 Final Thoughts and Future TrendsConnect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=enWebsite: https://rossiderm.com/Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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What emerging trends and innovations in obesity medicine are most promising for the future?

Dr. Katherine Saunders, a leading obesity medicine specialist and co-founder of FlyteHealth, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore obesity as a chronic, multifaceted disease requiring more than just a one-size-fits-all approach. Dr. Saunders unpacks the science behind groundbreaking treatments, including GLP-1 medications, while shedding light on the psychological, genetic, and lifestyle factors influencing weight management.

They look at the importance of holistic patient care and the challenges of scaling obesity treatments. Dr. Saunders shares how innovations in technology and medicine are shaping the future of obesity care, offering hope and clarity to patients and practitioners alike. They also address the connection between aesthetics and obesity medicine, emphasizing the need for compassion and comprehensive strategies in this evolving field.

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Key Takeaways:

- Obesity is a chronic, multifactorial disease requiring comprehensive treatment.

- GLP-1 medications are innovative but not the sole solution for managing obesity.

- Weight management is a lifelong commitment impacted by psychological and lifestyle factors.

- Sleep, stress, and environment play significant roles in weight regulation.

- Emerging technologies are making obesity care more accessible and effective.

- A holistic approach is essential for achieving sustainable outcomes in obesity medicine.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Obesity Medicine

02:58 The Role of GLP-1 Medications

05:54 Comprehensive Patient Care in Obesity

09:01 Psychological Aspects of Weight Management

12:09 Innovations in Obesity Treatment

14:59 The Science Behind GLP-1s

18:09 Risks and Considerations of Obesity Medications

21:01 The Multifactorial Nature of Obesity

23:49 Lifestyle Factors in Weight Management

27:03 The Future of Obesity Medicine

29:52 Scaling Obesity Care with Technology

32:52 The Intersection of Aesthetics and Obesity Medicine

35:52 Challenges in Obesity Treatment

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

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How can artificial intelligence bridge the gap between skin care misinformation and access to dermatological care?

Dominique du Crest, co-founder of the Skin and Digital Summit, explores the intersection of digital technology and skin health. He joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to reveal the staggering number of people worldwide without access to dermatology and the rise of AI tools transforming y in the skin care industry - from groundbreaking tech like DermAssist to 3D mapping systems for mole tracking. They also dive into the ethical complexities of AI in aesthetics and medicine, including its impact on social media, body image, and consumer trust.

Learn more about Skin Digital Summit: https://www.skindigitalsummit.com/

Jan 30 - Feb 1

São Paulo · April 11 - 13

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What are the key differences in beauty standards across cultures, and how do these influence the approach to both surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments?

Dr. Woffles Wu, a renowned plastic surgeon from Singapore, discusses the evolution of aesthetic surgery. With a spotlight on his groundbreaking Woffles Lift, Dr. Wu navigates the delicate interplay between surgical and non-surgical interventions, emphasizing the profound impact of cultural, ethnic, and social media-driven beauty standards on modern aesthetics.

Championing a bespoke approach to aging gracefully, Dr. Wu underscores the importance of aligning individual features with harmonious facial proportions. He delves into the transformative advancements in Botox and fillers while candidly addressing the risks associated with biostimulatory fillers and the potential pitfalls of extreme beauty trends.

Dr. Wu celebrates the artistic essence of plastic surgery and previews the upcoming ISAPS meeting in Singapore, where the spotlight will be on Asian beauty paradigms. 

Takeaways

-Aesthetic surgery continues to evolve, offering innovative options like the Woffles Lift.

-Non-surgical techniques expand possibilities while balancing surgical interventions.

-Cultural, ethnic, and social media influences shape beauty standards and trends.

-Facial aesthetics and proportions are key to achieving harmony.

-Educating patients on risks and options, including advancements in Botox, fillers, and skin enhancements, is vital.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Aesthetic Surgery and Dr. Woffles Wu

05:55 The Woffles Lift and Its Impact

11:46 Understanding Facial Aesthetics and Ethnicity

17:57 The Influence of Social Media on Aesthetic Choices

27:31 Cultural Perspectives on Beauty

36:59 Microbotox: A Game Changer

45:06 The Risks of Biostimulatory Fillers

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

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How can we balance the influence of social media with the principles of self-love and cultural identity while navigating modern beauty standards and skincare choices?

Rossella Rago, an Italian-American television personality, author, and celebrated home cook, has carved a niche in honoring Italian culinary traditions. As the host of Cooking with Nonna, a beloved web series and brand, Rossella spotlights cherished recipes handed down by Italian grandmothers, or nonne, preserving a rich cultural legacy.

She joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to unpack the interplay between self-perception in the digital age and the enduring influence of family heritage and cultural identity. They explore evolving beauty standards, the empowering nature of fitness and self-care, and the delicate balance between public scrutiny and personal authenticity. Rossella reflects on her grandmother’s journey with dementia, the culinary wisdom of her nonna, and the evolution of her relationship with her mother as collaborators.

She unveils the role of social media in shaping self-image, the challenges of navigating modern relationships, and the pressures of contemporary beauty ideals. Rossella highlights the critical importance of fostering positive environments and building resilience against online negativity. Together, they underscore the importance of embracing one’s heritage and pursuing aesthetic and lifestyle choices that align with personal happiness and authenticity.

Takeaways:

-Social media can distort self-perception, requiring mindfulness and self-reflection.

-Navigating beauty standards calls for ethical introspection and cultural grounding.

-Self-improvement is a holistic journey that integrates physical and mental well-being.

-Balancing public perception with personal identity demands resilience and self-awareness.

-Cultural heritage is a source of strength and inspiration in shaping identity.

-Prioritizing self-acceptance and happiness over external validation is key.

-Aesthetic choices should reflect individuality and joy.

-Life is too short to not cherish and celebrate how you look.

Chapters

00:00 The Influence of Social Media on Self-Perception

02:56 Culinary Heritage and Family Bonds

06:10 Navigating Beauty Standards and Personal Choices

08:50 The Journey of Self-Improvement and Fitness

12:01 The Role of Aesthetics in Confidence

15:05 Coping with Public Perception and Criticism

17:46 Finding Balance in Life and Wellness

20:51 Embracing Cultural Identity and Family Dynamics

28:46 The Importance of Sunscreen and Skin Care

30:07 Coping with Dementia: A Personal Journey

32:48 Family Heritage and Culinary Traditions

36:38 Navigating Relationships and Self-Love

39:57 The Impact of Social Media on Self-Perception

52:21 The Reality of Beauty Standards and Trolling

57:24 Closing Thoughts and Future Endeavors

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What does it take to build trust between a surgeon and a patient?

In this episode of Give Good Face, Dr. Ira Savetsky, MD a renowned plastic surgeon, shares his journey in the field of aesthetic medicine and the evolving trends shaping the industry. He emphasizes the importance of trust in the surgeon-patient relationship, the shift toward more natural-looking results, and the significance of tailoring surgical techniques to each individual. Dr. Savetsky also explores cultural differences in aesthetic preferences, the impact of weight loss on body contouring, and offers advice for aspiring plastic surgeons navigating their careers.

Takeaways

• Treating family members in his practice is a privilege Dr. Svetsky deeply values.

• Trust is the foundation of every successful surgeon-patient relationship.

• While trends come and go, timeless surgical techniques always prevail.

• The demand for natural-looking results has grown significantly in recent years.

• Younger patients are increasingly opting for facelifts due to evolving beauty standards.

• Social media has reshaped patient education and expectations—both positively and negatively.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Dr. Ira Svetsky

02:04 The Journey of a Plastic Surgeon

03:58 The Importance of Trust in Surgery

07:48 Navigating Trends in Plastic Surgery

12:01 The Evolution of Aesthetic Preferences

16:01 Understanding Facelift Techniques

20:02 The Impact of Weight Loss on Body Contouring

23:54 Cultural Differences in Aesthetic Surgery

25:53 Advice for Aspiring Plastic Surgeons

Is skincare just about looking good—or is there more to it?

Dr. Lian Mack (@glamgerm) board-certified dermatologist, medical director and founder of GlamDerm, joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi to weigh in on the ever-evolving world of dermatology, sharing their personal journeys, the power of experience in practice, and the shift toward natural aesthetic treatments. They dive into the current trends in patient preferences for non-invasive treatments, the innovative use of bio-stimulatory fillers, and the balance between surgical and non-surgical interventions in aging. They also highlight the significance of educating the younger generation about skincare, particularly the importance of sunscreen.

From the rise of bio-stimulatory fillers to the impact of social media on beauty standards, they explore the latest trends, the challenges of treating melasma, and why saying “no” to patients can sometimes be the best approach. Plus, a look at The Substance and its thought-provoking take on society’s obsession with youth.

Follow Dr. Lian Mack and learn more about her practice: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glamderm/?hl=en 

GlamDerm: https://glamderm.com/ 

Takeaways:

- Experience matters in dermatology.

- Sunscreen is essential—especially for kids and melanin-rich skin.

- Natural aesthetic treatments are on the rise.

- Social media shapes beauty standards—for better or worse.

- Tech is transforming skincare and health monitoring.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Dermatology and Personal Journeys

03:08 The Importance of Experience in Practice

06:03 Celebrating Dermatology: National Dermatologist Day

08:59 Trends in Aesthetic Treatments and Patient Preferences

11:49 The Evolving Landscape of Fillers and Patient Expectations

14:59 Innovative Applications of Bio-stimulatory Fillers

17:55 Non-Surgical vs. Surgical Interventions in Aging

21:05 Skincare for the Younger Generation

22:14 Understanding Tinted Sunscreens for Skin of Color

23:44 Managing Melasma: Challenges and Treatments

25:46 At-Home Treatments for Melasma

27:41 The Impact of Social Media on Beauty Standards

30:11 The Substance: A Reflection on Beauty and Aging

33:20 The Role of Technology in Skincare

37:52 Future Trends in Dermatology

Episode Partnerships:

JOYA Health: https://joyahealth.com/

Rossi Derm MD: https://rossiderm.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooz6sqnXp-xiPSBhV6OcbUfTqbN8uav8XKoJkfTXt8rCI-hb_40

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Have you ever wondered what truly makes a smile beautiful?

Dr. Clement Kairouz—renowned cosmetic dentist at Apa Aesthetic—joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the artistry and science behind modern cosmetic dentistry. They discuss the evolution of smile design, the misconceptions surrounding veneers, and why trust between patient and provider is key. With advancements like hydroxyapatite and a growing emphasis on natural aesthetics, dentistry is becoming more than just a necessity—it’s an elevated art form. Discover how a confident smile can transform not just appearances but lives.

Takeaways:

-Cosmetic dentistry is evolving into a holistic approach.

-Veneers should be conservative and customized for natural beauty.

-Good dental work should be invisible and seamless.

-A beautiful smile can significantly boost confidence.

-Trust between patient and provider is crucial.

-Oral health remains essential, even with cosmetic enhancements.

-Innovations like hydroxyapatite are shaping modern dentistry.

-Dental schools are emphasizing aesthetics more than ever.

-Dentistry is now seen as a prestigious and desirable field.

-A great smile is increasingly a status symbol.

Chapters:

00:00 The Future of Dentistry

04:39 Understanding Cosmetic Dentistry

08:47 The Art of Smile Design

12:47 The Power of a Smile

16:57 Building Trust in Dental Care

19:07 Maintaining Oral Health with Veneers

22:38 Innovations in Dental Care

24:11 The Evolution of Dental Education

30:00 Changing Perceptions of Dentistry

Episode Partnerships:

JOYA Health: https://joyahealth.com/

Rossi Derm MD: https://rossiderm.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooz6sqnXp-xiPSBhV6OcbUfTqbN8uav8XKoJkfTXt8rCI-hb_40

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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How can skincare and therapeutic touch support healing during cancer treatment?

Cathy O’Brien, CEO of Naturopathica, joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi for an insightful conversation on the intersection of skincare, wellness, and cancer treatment. Together, they explore the transformative role of integrative health practices—particularly massage therapy—in complementing traditional medical care. Cathy shares her personal experience with cancer, underscoring the importance of early detection, the profound impact of touch in healing, and the often-overlooked role of skincare in patient well-being.

They weigh in on the effects of cancer treatments on skin health, offering strategies for maintaining skin integrity throughout the journey. Dr. Rossi and Cathy also highlight the crucial role of community support, the psychological toll of illness, and the necessity of making holistic wellness practices more accessible.

Takeaways: 

-Early detection is vital—particularly for young women with a family history of breast cancer.

-Skincare is an essential component of cancer care, helping to manage treatment-related effects.

-The healing power of touch—massage therapy can alleviate anxiety and enhance recovery when performed by trained professionals.

-Community support fosters resilience, significantly impacting emotional and physical well-being.

-Integrative wellness should be a priority—combining medical and holistic care can improve patient outcomes.

-Advocacy is key—patients should voice their skincare and wellness needs during treatment.

-Stress management is crucial—reducing stress can enhance overall health and recovery.

-Accessibility matters—wellness services should be available and affordable to those undergoing treatment.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Wellness and Skincare

03:04 The Importance of Early Detection

06:01 Integrating Wellness into Skincare

08:58 The Healing Power of Touch

12:03 Navigating Cancer Treatment and Skincare

15:02 Community Support During Treatment

22:03 The Power of Community Support

25:34 Integrating Wellness into Medical Care

28:39 The Impact of Cancer Treatments on Skin Health

32:33 Navigating Skincare During Treatment

35:32 Understanding Stress and Its Effects on Health

37:43 The Role of Integrative Medicine in Cancer Care

Episode Partnerships:

JOYA Health: https://joyahealth.com/

Rossi Derm MD: https://rossiderm.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooz6sqnXp-xiPSBhV6OcbUfTqbN8uav8XKoJkfTXt8rCI-hb_40

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyro...Website: https://rossiderm.com/Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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Can your workout routine and lifestyle choices be the ultimate anti-aging regimen?

Sam Bartlett, founder of Exis, New York City’s premier fitness and wellness service, returns to Give Good Face alongside Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the undeniable link between fitness, recovery, and skin health. They dive into the aging effects of alcohol, the role of hydration, and how exercise and heart rate monitoring aid in recovery. From the power of consistency in both skincare and fitness to the benefits of supplements, posture, light therapy, and heat vs. ice for healing, this conversation unpacks the science behind looking and feeling your best. Plus, insights on strength training and setting proactive health goals for the new year.

Takeaways

-Alcohol can exacerbate skin conditions like rosacea.

-Dehydration from alcohol can lead to an aged appearance.

-Pre-workout supplements may not provide long-term benefits.

-Consistency in skincare routines is as important as dental hygiene.

-Collagen supplements have shown benefits for skin health; Creatine is a well-researched supplement for muscle and cognitive function.

Chapters

00:00 The Impact of Alcohol on Skin Health

03:06 Exercise and Recovery: The Heart Rate Connection

06:06 The Role of Nutrition and Lifestyle in Skin Care

08:47 Accountability in Fitness: Building Sustainable Habits

11:54 The Importance of Consistency in Skin and Health Care

22:24 The Efficacy of Supplements

25:17 Posture and Movement in Daily Life

27:18 Laser Hair Removal: Myths and Realities

30:23 The Role of Light Therapy in Skin Health

32:20 Sauna vs. Cold Plunge: Recovery Techniques

34:30 Healing and Recovery: Ice vs. Heat

35:51 Strength Training and Its Benefits

38:20 Proactive Health: Setting Goals for the New Year

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Is your hair loss trying to tell you something deeper about your health?

Dr. Achiamah Osei-Tutu—board-certified dermatologist and hair restoration specialist—breaks down the hidden truths behind hair loss and what you really need to know before considering treatment. From scarring alopecia to the future of hair cloning, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi on Give Good Face to explore the medical, emotional, and technical sides of hair restoration.

You’ll learn why accurate diagnosis is everything, how textured hair needs special care, and why hair transplants are far more than just a cosmetic procedure—they’re a true art form.

TAKEAWAYS:

– Hair transplant is an art, not a one-size-fits-all fix

– Scarring alopecia requires immediate, expert attention

– Hair loss isn’t always about age—underlying conditions matter

– Healthy hair starts with whole-body wellness

– Topical treatments like minoxidil can help but must be used with care

– Eyebrow transplants are on the rise—and here to stay

– Ongoing therapy is essential even after surgical procedures

– New frontiers in hair restoration include innovative, regenerative techniques

– Always seek out a passionate, experienced specialist

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Introduction to Hair Restoration

02:57 Understanding Scarring Alopecia

05:56 Diagnosis and Treatment of Hair Loss

09:00 Topical Treatments and Their Efficacy

12:10 Medications for Hair Loss

15:00 Innovations in Hair Restoration

17:58 Future of Hair Transplantation

Are we ready to embrace aesthetics as part of a holistic wellness journey rather than just vanity?

Mike Glaicar, CEO of NewBeauty, joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi for a dynamic conversation at the intersection of aesthetics and wellness. Together, they unpack the most pressing and misunderstood trends in beauty today—from GLP-1 medications like Ozempic to the resurgence of hormone therapy and the growing demand for natural, confidence-boosting results.

They discuss the risks of muscle loss from GLP-1s and the need for integrated fitness and nutrition, the myth-busting around hormone replacement therapy for menopause, and the emotional toll of untreated symptoms like hair loss, mood changes, and weight gain. They also highlight the shift from enhancement to restoration: patients no longer want exaggerated features—they want to look like the best version of themselves.

Beyond treatments, they dive into the emotional and psychological aspects of aesthetics—why people are craving not just visible improvements, but better experiences. From bedside manner and patient trust to the dangers of TikTok misinformation and the lasting damage of that infamous 2002 hormone study, this episode tackles it all.

Learn more about NewBeauty: https://www.newbeauty.com/

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Hormone Therapy and Breast Cancer Risk

02:33 The Evolution of New Beauty and Consumer Education

05:20 The Impact of GLP-1s on Aesthetic Treatments

08:21 The Intersection of Beauty and Health

11:03 Menopause: Breaking the Taboo

13:57 The Importance of Provider Education

16:55 Consumer Trends in Aesthetic Treatments

19:35 The Role of Nutrition in Aesthetic Medicine

22:53 The Shift Towards Natural Aesthetic Results

25:31 The Importance of Patient Experience

28:36 The Future of Aesthetic Medicine

31:24 The Need for Holistic Approaches in Treatment

34:11 The Role of Social Media in Consumer Education

37:12 Challenges in the Aesthetic Industry

40:04 The Importance of Provider Integrity

43:04 Conclusion and Future Directions

Are your beauty treatments making you look better—or just more obvious?

Dr. Jacqueline Watchmaker, Board-Certified Dermatologist at U.S. Dermatology Partners – CALM Scottsdale, breaks down the truth behind cosmetic dermatology. From the contrasting aesthetic trends between the East Coast and Scottsdale to the real reason your filler may look “off,” she dives deep into what works, what doesn’t, and why natural-looking results take skill and strategy.You’ll learn about the misunderstood role of hyaluronidase in dissolving filler, the rising popularity—and complications—of biostimulatory fillers, and why sunscreen remains the most underrated skincare essential. Dr. Watchmaker also tackles pervasive myths, like whether filler makes you puffy, and shares what every patient should know before sitting in the chair.TAKEAWAYS: - Scottsdale aesthetics tend to be bolder than East Coast approaches.- Filler doesn’t have to look fake—technique is everything.- Hyaluronic Acid can safely reverse poorly placed filler.- Biostimulatory fillers are trending, but come with caveats.- Sunscreen is your #1 anti-aging tool.- Hair loss and skin health require consistent upkeep.CHAPTERS: 00:00 Introduction to Cosmetic Dermatology02:55 The Aesthetic Trends: East Coast vs. Scottsdale06:09 Debunking Myths About Fillers08:57 Understanding Filler Longevity and Maintenance11:51 The Role of Hyaluronidase in Aesthetic Treatments15:07 Exploring Biostimulatory Fillers18:02 Challenges with Nodule Formation20:51 Hair Loss Treatments and Maintenance23:45 The Importance of Sunscreen27:03 Closing Thoughts and Future DiscussionsConnect with Dr. Rossi on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=enWebsite: https://rossiderm.com/Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmdProduced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

How are generational trends redefining beauty standards?

Kelly Kovack, founder and CEO of BeautyMatter, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore how evolving values, scientific innovation, and cultural storytelling are transforming the beauty landscape.

Together, they examine the enduring resilience and reinvention of the beauty industry—even amid economic uncertainty—revealing why it continues to be a fertile ground for innovation and opportunity.

Kelly offers a nuanced look at the rise of body care and skin health, unpacks the complexities of the clean beauty movement, and discusses how technology is revolutionizing the consumer experience—from empowering in-store advisors to reshaping brand-consumer relationships.

Whether you’re a founder, strategist, or beauty enthusiast, this conversation offers a thought-provoking lens into the future of beauty—grounded in insight, integrity, and impact.

Takeaways

Consumer mindfulness is reshaping the beauty landscape.

Generational trends significantly influence beauty marketing.

Skin health is becoming a central focus in beauty discussions.

The rise of body care reflects a shift towards total body wellness.

Clean beauty is a complex and often misleading concept.

Technology is transforming how consumers engage with beauty products.

Empowering beauty advisors enhances customer relationships.

Innovation in skincare is driven by consumer demand for efficacy.

The beauty industry must navigate the balance between marketing and science.

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=enWebsite: https://rossiderm.com/Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmdProduced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

In a world where likes can influence looks, social media is rewriting the rules of plastic surgery. Renowned surgeon Dr. David Hidalgo joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi to dissect the intersection of aesthetic trends, artistry, and patient safety. From the allure (and limits) of deep plane facelifts and SMAS facelifts to the evolving role of fat grafting, this conversation reveals how modern surgery balances creativity, precision, and realistic expectations.

TAKEAWAYS: 

- How social media drives body image and aesthetic trends

- Why artistry is as crucial as technique in plastic surgery

- Safely navigating the shift from reconstructive to aesthetic procedures

- Risks and realities behind popular procedures like deep plane facelifts

- Limitations of fat grafting in modern practice

- The importance of mentorship, training, and a broad skill set

- What the future holds for plastic surgery, from innovation to patient safety

Learn more about Dr. David Hidalgo’s practice:https://www.drdavidhidalgo.com/ 

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Introduction to Social Media and Aesthetics

04:14 The Evolution of Plastic Surgery Practices

08:43 Transitioning from Reconstruction to Aesthetic Surgery

13:49 The Impact of Social Media on Body Image

18:27 Trends in Facial Aesthetic Procedures

20:38 The Evolution of Plastic Surgery

24:30 Artistry in Surgery: The Intersection of Creativity and Medicine

29:55 Training and Mentorship in Plastic Surgery

31:32 Future Trends in Plastic Surgery

33:13 Understanding Non-Surgical Options

35:03 The Role of Fat Grafting in Aesthetic Procedures

38:24 Maintaining Longevity in Plastic Surgery Practice

Is Surgery Enough? London’s Top Plastic Surgeon Says No

What if achieving your “ideal look” wasn’t just about what you cut—but what you care for? 

London’s go-to plastic surgeon Dr. Jonathan Dunne, founder of Melrose London, unravels the new rules of modern beauty on Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi. From the explosion of weight loss drugs like GLP-1s to the TikTok-ification of aesthetic trends, they dive deep into the shifting expectations facing patients—and the surgeons who treat them.

Dr. Dunne reveals why surgery alone won’t save your skin, how cultural nuance shapes beauty ideals, and what every patient needs to hear before going under the knife. If you’ve ever wondered where the line between wellness, vanity, and medical precision is drawn—this episode doesn’t just walk the line, it redraws it.

TAKEAWAYS:

-The rise of weight loss treatments is changing patient expectations.

-Non-surgical options can complement surgical procedures effectively.

-Understanding patient needs is crucial for successful outcomes.

-Skin care plays a vital role in aesthetic surgery results.

-A strong patient-doctor relationship enhances the surgical experience.

-Cultural differences influence aesthetic preferences and trends.

-Creating a welcoming clinic environment can reduce patient anxiety.

-Surgery often does not address skin health directly.

-Patients should be cautious about undergoing unnecessary procedures.

-Aesthetic procedures are increasingly influenced by social media trends.

TIMESTAMPS: 

00:00 Introduction to Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Trends

01:20 Impact of Weight Loss Treatments on Appearance

03:44 Surgical vs Non-Surgical Options for Facial Aesthetics

06:56 Understanding Patient Needs and Expectations

10:01 The Role of Skin Care in Aesthetic Surgery

12:54 Evaluating Different Aesthetic Treatments

15:52 Building Trust with Patients

19:01 Creating a Comfortable Clinic Environment

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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Can a great haircut actually transform your confidence and identity? 

Celebrity hairstylist Melissa Parizot, owner of the renowned IGK salon, joins the Give Good Face podcast with Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the powerful intersection of beauty, hair, and self-expression.

From giving Hailey Bieber and Sofia Richie signature chops to helping Bad Bunny craft a Met Gala look, Melissa shares her journey from a New Jersey salon apprentice to one of the most sought-after stylists in the world. But beyond the hype, this is a story about trust, technique, longevity, and knowing your worth—even when Reddit’s talking.

They discuss the emotional impact of a haircut, the role hair plays in shaping identity, the importance of trust in client relationships, and how social media is redefining beauty standards.

TAKEAWAYS:

-Why your haircut is more powerful than Botox

-The emotional connection between beauty and identity

-How to work with your natural hair (not against it)

-What men actually need to know about a good cut

-The unspoken pressures of social media and salon culture

TIMESTAMPS: 

00:00 – Intro to Give Good Face

02:01 – Melissa’s Journey from NJ to IGK

10:01 – Hair, Identity & Personal Transformation

18:01 – Building Trust with Clients

25:01 – Social Media & Evolving Beauty Standards

32:01 – Healthy Hair Tips from Melissa

40:01 – Closing Thoughts + Subscribe!

Ever wonder what it really takes to look, feel, and give good face—inside and out? 

Welcome to Season 3 of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi. This season, we’re leveling up. From skincare science to self-confidence strategies, you’ll hear from some of the brightest minds in aesthetics, wellness, and lifestyle. 

Whether you’re a skincare junkie, a wellness enthusiast, or just someone ready to show up as your best self, this season is packed with real talk, expert advice, and inspiring stories to help you glow—inside and out.

New episodes drop every two weeks starting November 2025.

Subscribe now and join us as we explore beauty, confidence, and the art of showing up — like only Give Good Face can.

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=enWebsite: https://rossiderm.com/Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmdProduced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Are peptides the future of longevity—or just another TikTok trend?

Dr. Jonathann Kuo is the founder, CEO, & Chief Medical Officer of Extension Health and one of the earliest clinical pioneers using peptides, regenerative medicine, and interventional longevity therapies.

If you’ve ever wondered whether BPC-157, TB-500, IV drips, exosomes, hyperbaric oxygen, or plasmapheresis actually WORK… this conversation breaks down the data, the myths, the safety, and the future of anti-aging medicine.

Dr. Kuo shares:

- How peptides ACTUALLY work at the cellular level

- Why inflammation is the silent driver of aging

- The 4 non-negotiable pillars of longevity

- What people get wrong (and dangerously wrong) about peptides

- The newest frontier of regenerative medicine including ozone therapy,

- His personal routine, favorite skincare, and how he reversed pre-diabetes, brain fog, and fatigue

Timestamps: 

00:00 – Introduction & Peptides 101

05:00 – Personal Health & Skincare Routines

10:00 – Injectable Peptides & Skin Health

15:00 – Peptides for Inflammation & Recovery

20:00 – Safety & Sourcing of Peptides

25:00 – Blood Therapeutics & Nervous System Resets

30:00 – Mitochondrial Health & NAD Pathways

35:00 – Supplements & What Really Matters

40:00 – Future of Peptides & Longevity Medicine

45:00 – Telehealth, Clinics & Integrating Lifestyle

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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Want glowing, healthy skin AND a snatched face?

Ian Michael Crumm is co-host of Beauty Curious and spokesperson for the 2025 Melanoma Research Foundation “Get Naked” campaign. He shares insider tips on: the truth about overhyped ingredients like hyaluronic acid & vitamin C, facial sculpting, lymphatic drainage, and Gua Sha techniques, how to prep your skin for weddings or big events, why regular skin checks are crucial for preventing melanoma, and the art and science of aesthetics: balancing relaxation with results

Learn more about Ian Michael Crumm: https://ianmichaelcrumm.com/

Follow Ian on social media: https://www.instagram.com/ianmcrumm/?hl=en

Timestamps:

00:00 – Overhyped skincare ingredients

02:15 – Ian’s journey from beauty blogger to master aesthetician

06:04 – Skin health advocacy & sun safety

18:47 – Pre-event skin prep & facials

24:14 – How to Gua Sha & work lymph nodes

26:27 – Facial shaping & masseter tension relief

31:26 – Melanoma Research Foundation & “Get Naked” campaign

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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What happens when beauty culture starts moving faster than good judgment?

In this episode of Give Good Face, Dr. Anthony Rossi sits down with board-certified dermatologist Dr. Corey Hartman for a candid conversation about the aesthetics trends everyone is talking about — and the ones dermatologists are quietly worried about.

From filler fatigue and “perception drift” to GLP-1 hair loss, TikTok peptides, melanotan, tanning beds, tween skincare, and the pressure to always do more, Dr. Hartman brings his signature honesty, humor, and restraint to a conversation about what it really means to age well.

Together, Dr. Rossi and Dr. Hartman unpack why the best aesthetic work is often the work you don’t notice, why patients need an objective guide, and why sometimes the most powerful word in dermatology is “no.”

Connect with Dr. Corey Hartman: https://skinwellness.com/providers/dr-corey-l-hartman/

@dr.coreyhartman: https://www.instagram.com/dr.coreyhartman

@skin.wellness.derm https://www.instagram.com/skin.wellness.derm

Timestamps:

00:00 Meet Dr. Corey Hartman

02:00 From New Orleans to Birmingham: Dr. Hartman’s path into dermatology

05:58 Building his Birmingham dermatology practice

07:49 Why clinical trials keep him on the cutting edge

09:10 Staying honest on social media

12:46 Why Dr. Hartman tells patients “no”

13:16 Filler fatigue, perception drift, and wanting “more”

14:34 “The art is in the restraint”

15:08 Dr. Hartman’s real skincare routine

20:42 How he approaches patients without picking them apart

24:35 Brand partnerships, authenticity, and one cringey confession

27:56 Why injectables should not be treated like commodities

30:26 GLP-1s, rapid weight loss, and hair loss

32:07 TikTok peptides, compounded meds, and safety concerns

33:10 Melanotan, tanning, and melanoma risk

39:12 Regenerative medicine and the future of natural-looking results

40:18 Tween skincare and the trend that needs to stop

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Is great skin really about the products you buy — or the discipline, education, and intention behind how you care for yourself?

Maya Allen is a beauty editor, expert, speaker, and brand consultant who has held leadership roles at The Cut, InStyle, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, and more. With over a decade in the beauty industry, Maya sits at the intersection of clinical skincare, cultural beauty conversations, and real-world results — cutting through trends to focus on what actually works.

In this episode of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi, Maya opens up about her own skin journey, including stress-induced breakouts, her viral “bad skin” moment as a beauty editor, and how education — not hype — transformed her relationship with skincare. Together, they explore why skincare is a lifestyle, how diet, sleep, stress, and consistency show up on your face, and why dermatology should always outweigh TikTok trends.

From lasers and microcurrent facials to retinol myths, melanin-rich skin safety, and the importance of diversity in beauty R&D, this conversation blends clinical insight with lived experience. Maya also shares why skincare is an investment, how to spot gimmicks, and what it truly means to “give good face” in every season of life.

Learn more about Maya Allen: https://www.instagram.com/mayaalenaa

Timestamps:

00:00 The Beauty Editor's Journey

02:44 Skincare as a Personal Expression

05:39 The Impact of Diet on Skin Health

08:35 Navigating Skincare Myths and Facts

11:38 The Role of Dermatologists in Skincare

14:31 The Importance of Inclusivity in Beauty

17:36 Innovations in Skincare Treatments

20:15 The Future of Beauty Trends

23:26 Personal Experiences with Skincare Procedures

26:21 The Balance of Beauty and Self-Care

28:56 Giving Good Face: Authenticity in Beauty

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Is Asian skincare really more advanced or are we just chasing the wrong parts of it?

Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm is a board certified dermatologist practicing in Bellevue who educates millions across Instagram and Red Note. Serving a large East Asian community, she sits at the intersection of clinical dermatology, global cosmetic science, and cultural skincare habits.

In this episode of Give Good Face with Dr Anthony Rossi, learn what Asian skincare actually gets right, where the hype goes too far, and why education and integrity matter more than trends. From collagen injectables in China to Korean essences, microbiome skincare, and seasonal skin changes, this conversation goes far beyond surface level beauty talk.

Learn more about Dr. Jenny Liu & Derm Talk: https://linktr.ee/derm.talk

Follow along: https://www.instagram.com/derm.talk/?hl=en

What you will learn in this episode of Give Good Face:

- Why Asian skincare innovation moves faster than the US and where it outpaces FDA timelines

- The truth about collagen type 1 and type 3 injectables coming out of China

- Why salmon sperm and exosomes need more data before blind adoption

- How cultural habits shape skincare routines and expectations

- What dermatologists really think about glass skin slugging and skin boosters

- How to adjust skincare for seasonal changes without destroying your barrier

Timestamps:

 00:00 – Why more skincare is not always smarter

 04:00 – Meeting in Shanghai and global dermatology connections

 08:00 – Dr Jenny Liu’s journey into skincare education and social media

 12:30 – Brand partnerships credibility and why many offers get turned down

 16:30 – Her personal skincare routine and seasonal adjustments

 20:30 – Asian cosmetic innovation and the rise of injectable collagen

 24:00 – Salmon sperm PDRN risks FDA gaps and patient safety

 27:00 – Educating audiences in the age of short attention spans

 30:00 – Seasonal skin changes dandruff dry skin and exfoliation strategy

 34:30 – Keep or cancel glass skin exosomes slugging and skin boosters

 41:00 – Barrier repair versus exfoliation and minimalist routines

 45:00 – Mineral versus chemical sunscreens and what is coming next

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Why does so much cosmetic surgery end up looking “done”? 

Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein explains the art of creating natural, elegant, and long-lasting results from head to toe. From mommy makeovers to full-body contouring, discover why meticulous technique, patient-centered care, and a focus on proportion are the keys to success.

What you’ll learn in this episode of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi:

- Why natural results often require more surgical expertise

- The evolution of mommy makeovers and full-body contouring

- How loose skin and muscle separation are corrected for lasting results

- Why pre- and post-op patient experience matters as much as surgery

- Male cosmetic surgery and the “daddy do-over” phenomenon

- Recovery realities, emotional impact, and achieving mental freedom

- How to ensure results look natural and elegant, not artificial

Learn more about Dr. Ryan Neinstein's practice: https://neinsteinplasticsurgery.com/

Follow on social @drneinstein: https://www.instagram.com/drneinstein/?hl=en

Timestamps:

00:00 –  Introduction: Dr. Ryan Neinstein

02:42 – Why Dr. Neinstein hyper-specialized in body contouring

07:05 – Why the traditional tummy tuck is outdated

15:25 – The “Birkin Body” headline explained

18:08 – Building lifelong patient relationships

23:12 – Less is more… but requires more surgery

24:11 – Minimally invasive vs real results

27:35 – Emotional recovery & “swell hell”

29:32 – Discipline, fitness & surgeon mindset

34:21 – Why men avoid surgery despite need

35:02 – Looking natural requires major surgery

36:35 – Facilities, aftercare & why NYC standards matter

38:40 – Closing thoughts & final takeaway

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

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What if everything you’ve been told about “more is more” in skincare… is actually ruining your skin?

Neada Deters—founder of LESSE and former beauty editor – is obsessed with ingredient transparency. She dismantles the myth that more steps, more actives, and more products equal better skin. Spoiler: your skin barrier disagrees. 

What you’ll learn in this episode of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi: 

- Why minimalist routines often outperform 12-step regimens

- How “active overload” quietly destroys your skin barrier

- The truth behind trending ingredients and why the industry pushes them

- The real meaning of formulation integrity (and why most brands don’t have it)

- How Neada healed her own cystic acne and hyperpigmentation with a less-but-better philosophy

- What sustainable beauty actually looks like beyond marketing buzzwords

Follow Neada Deters @neadadeters: https://www.instagram.com/neadadeters/

Learn more about LESSE: 

@lesseofficial: https://www.instagram.com/lesseofficial/

http://lesseofficial.com/

Timestamps: 

00:00 – Why “more” might be hurting your skin

03:00 – Neada’s Aussie upbringing & extreme UV protection

06:00 – From beauty editor to founder of LESSE

12:00 – Skin integrity, microbiome health & barrier repair

17:00 – The dangers of trend-driven skincare

20:30 – The Australian sunscreen scandal explained

25:00 – How to build a sustainable, effective skincare routine

30:00 – Why less truly can deliver more results

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en

Website: https://rossiderm.com/

Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd

Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/