Well, hello, hello, guys. You're listening to Beauty Bites with Dr. K, Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon,

and today on the podcast, it's time for a five-minute Friday.

We have a special treat because I have my pre-med student, Jacqueline, here with me.

Jacqueline's a junior at SMU.

And she's interviewing me to find out all about how to become a doctor, a plastic surgeon, an injector, a boss girl, a mom,

a wife, all the things. Jacqueline say hey to our audience. Hi guys. And as we are doing this,

we're multitasking a little bit because that's what we boss girls have to do. So Jacqueline's going to ask me questions and I always get a lot of questions about what does it take to become a doctor.

What does it take to be a plastic surgeon?

How do I get to be an injector?

So let's start with maybe premed.

So Jacqueline ask me what you want to ask.

Ask what all those pre-meds and all those

injectors want to know about the process. So what was it like in med school? Did you feel that you had

to prove yourself more compared to the boys? That is a great question. And I actually have never felt

like that. I've always, silly me, have always felt to be smart,

and I've always felt I could compete with the guys all through grade school, elementary school.

I guess, you know, I was not one of the popular kids, for sure,

but I definitely was one of the kids who studied really hard,

and I always had confidence in my skills

of being able to achieve whatever I set my mind to. So I think, and that's a message to all

guys and girls out there, like if you invest in your skill set and you can get those skills and

you prove yourself by suffering, enduring, working hard, learning, you're never going to doubt yourself

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