July 31, 2026
π© What are the red flags of plastic surgery on social media?
Our expert ππ½π: π½π§πππ¨π© ππ’π₯π‘ππ£π©π¨ panel is here to give it to you straight.
π§Ό Scrub Sink guest Dr. Kristy Hamilton, board-certified plastic surgeon in Houston, kicks things off with the idea of speaking in absolutes. Any surgeon claiming one technique is all good or all bad for every patient is worth a second look. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum's red flags: surgeons who only post early results, and practices that rely heavily on out-of-town patients who have never heard the local scuttlebutt. Dr. Roy De Vita takes it even further, suggesting the biggest red flag might be social media itself, and the fact that so much of this conversation is driven by people who are not board-certified plastic surgeons.
Hosts Dr. Bill Adams and Dr. Rod Rohrich push the conversation deeper, asking the questions that bring out the most honest answers from the panel.
Whether you are a patient doing your research or a surgeon watching this space evolve, this one is worth your time. Watch the full episode on The Plastic Surgery Channel YouTube now. π
π― Episode 9 of ππ½π: π½π§πππ¨π© ππ’π₯π‘ππ£π©π¨ is live now on The Plastic Surgery Channel YouTube. https://youtu.be/bQilTlJl11U #TBHBreastImplants #TBHEpisode9 #PreservationBreastAugmentation #PlasticSurgeryChannel #BreastImplantEducation
π Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and doesn't replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Our experts provide a medical perspective but are not liable for any actions taken post-viewing. Always consult with your physician or a board-certified plastic surgeon regarding aesthetic treatments and procedures. Watch for both education and entertainment! πΏ
π§Ό Scrub Sink guest Dr. Kristy Hamilton, board-certified plastic surgeon in Houston, kicks things off with the idea of speaking in absolutes. Any surgeon claiming one technique is all good or all bad for every patient is worth a second look. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum's red flags: surgeons who only post early results, and practices that rely heavily on out-of-town patients who have never heard the local scuttlebutt. Dr. Roy De Vita takes it even further, suggesting the biggest red flag might be social media itself, and the fact that so much of this conversation is driven by people who are not board-certified plastic surgeons.
Hosts Dr. Bill Adams and Dr. Rod Rohrich push the conversation deeper, asking the questions that bring out the most honest answers from the panel.
Whether you are a patient doing your research or a surgeon watching this space evolve, this one is worth your time. Watch the full episode on The Plastic Surgery Channel YouTube now. π
π― Episode 9 of ππ½π: π½π§πππ¨π© ππ’π₯π‘ππ£π©π¨ is live now on The Plastic Surgery Channel YouTube. https://youtu.be/bQilTlJl11U #TBHBreastImplants #TBHEpisode9 #PreservationBreastAugmentation #PlasticSurgeryChannel #BreastImplantEducation
π Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and doesn't replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Our experts provide a medical perspective but are not liable for any actions taken post-viewing. Always consult with your physician or a board-certified plastic surgeon regarding aesthetic treatments and procedures. Watch for both education and entertainment! πΏ
