The Plastic Surgery Revolution

Hair Restoration for the Long Run with Dr. Craig Ziering Hair restoration has evolved far beyond simply replacing lost hair. In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Dr. Steven Davis welcomes internationally recognized hair restoration expert Dr. Craig Ziering for an in-depth conversation about the future of hair restoration, regenerative medicine, and why successful treatment requires long-term planning. Together, Drs. Davis and Ziering explore how modern hair restoration has shifted from simply treating baldness to preserving and protecting hair for the future. They discuss the importance of understanding the underlying causes of hair loss, managing donor hair wisely, and creating treatment plans that will continue to look natural for years to come. Topics discussed include: • Why early intervention can preserve more treatment options• The differences between surgical and non-surgical hair restoration• Modern FUE hair transplantation techniques• The importance of donor hair management and long-term planning• Hair restoration strategies for both men and women• Regenerative medicine and the future of hair preservation• Stem cell banking and emerging technologies through Acorn Biolabs• How PRP, medications, and other therapies can support healthier hair growth• Why hair restoration should be viewed as an ongoing journey rather than a one-time procedure Whether you're experiencing early thinning, considering a hair transplant, or simply interested in the future of regenerative medicine, this episode offers valuable insights from one of the most respected voices in the industry. About Dr. Craig Ziering Dr. Craig Ziering is a board-certified dermatologist and internationally recognized hair restoration surgeon with more than 30 years of experience. Founder of Ziering Medical and Medical Director for Acorn Biolabs, he is a leading authority in hair transplantation, regenerative medicine, and non-surgical hair restoration therapies. Having performed more than 28,000 hair restoration procedures, Dr. Ziering continues to help shape the future of hair preservation and restoration worldwide. 🎧 Listen now and subscribe to The Plastic Surgery Revolution on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Steven Davis discusses one of the fastest-growing concerns associated with GLP-1 weight loss medications like Ozempic and tirzepatide:loose skin and muscle loss after rapid weight reduction. Dr. Davis explains why accelerated weight loss can create changes in the arms, abdomen, breasts, face, and even more intimate areas of the body — and why preserving muscle mass and skin quality should begin before the weight loss journey is complete. The episode explores: Why rapid weight loss can accelerate skin laxity The role of muscle loss in “Ozempic face” and other aesthetic concerns How protein intake and exercise impact long-term results Non-surgical skin tightening options like radio frequency treatments and Renuvion Surgical solutions including mini arm lifts, tummy tucks, and body lifts Why early intervention and proactive skin treatments may improve outcomes Dr. Davis also discusses how modern technologies are helping patients avoid more aggressive surgery by addressing skin quality earlier in the process. Listen now to The Plastic Surgery Revolution on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Steven Davis tackles one of the fastest-growing conversations in aesthetics today: medical tourism. From hair transplants and breast augmentations to tummy tucks and Brazilian butt lifts, more patients are traveling outside the United States seeking lower-cost procedures. But according to Dr. Davis, the surgery itself is only part of the equation. After attending a major international aesthetic surgery meeting in Boston featuring some of the world’s most respected plastic surgeons, Dr. Davis shares an honest perspective on the difference between seeking out elite international surgeons versus choosing surgery based solely on price. This episode explores: The rise of medical tourism in plastic surgery Why follow-up care matters just as much as the procedure itself The difference between high-level international surgical centers and low-cost “surgery packages” Risks involving infections, drains, wound care, and post-op complications Why recovery planning is critical before traveling for surgery The growing trend of overseas hair transplant procedures Dr. Davis also discusses real-world scenarios his practice has recently encountered involving patients returning home with complications, infections, and little to no follow-up guidance. The key takeaway:Aesthetic surgery is never just a one-day procedure — it’s a process that requires planning, recovery, and ongoing care. Listen now to The Plastic Surgery Revolution on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Steven Davis addresses one of the most important — and increasingly common — challenges in modern aesthetics: The influence of social media on patient decision-making. From TikTok trends to viral procedures, patients are arriving at consultations with specific requests based on what they’ve seen online. But as Dr. Davis explains, what works for someone else doesn’t always translate to your anatomy, your goals, or your timing. Using the example of breast lift consultations, this episode breaks down the real-world complexity behind what may seem like a “simple” procedure — including asymmetry, weight loss (especially with GLP-1 medications), future body changes, and evolving aesthetic goals. The key takeaway:Aesthetic medicine is not one-size-fits-all. Dr. Davis emphasizes the importance of working with a trained professional who can evaluate your unique situation, guide you through options, and help you make decisions that are both effective and appropriate for you. Key topics include: The impact of TikTok and social media on aesthetic expectations Why personalization matters more than trends Breast lift decision-making: timing, symmetry, and options How weight loss (GLP-1s) affects surgical planning Why consultations should challenge — not just confirm — your assumptions Listen now and subscribe to The Plastic Surgery Revolution on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite platform.

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Dr. Steven Davis sits down with renowned plastic surgeon and master injector Younghoon R. Cho at the Allergan Aesthetics training institute. Dr. Cho shares insights from more than two decades in aesthetic medicine, discussing how modern plastic surgeons are blending surgical expertise with advanced non-surgical treatments to deliver safer, more natural results. The conversation explores the growing role of injectables, how ultrasound technology is changing the way physicians approach facial anatomy, and why understanding individual patient anatomy has become essential for both safety and precision. Dr. Davis and Dr. Cho also address a common patient concern:Will years of fillers make future facelifts more difficult?The answer highlights the importance of injection planes, anatomical understanding, and how modern imaging tools help surgeons make better decisions. Dr. Cho concludes with practical advice for patients navigating the rapidly expanding aesthetic marketplace — emphasizing the importance of choosing a qualified, experienced provider to guide their aesthetic journey. Key topics discussed include: The balance between surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments Why the demand for minimally invasive procedures continues to grow How ultrasound improves safety in facial injections Managing fillers and biostimulators in patients considering future surgery How patients should evaluate provider credentials Listen to this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform.