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In a world of ever-changing wellness trends and information, what does it mean to truly be well?

I'm Ariel Lurie and I'm going to explore this with you.

I am bringing you candid conversations that will equip you with everything you need to live your best life

and look good doing it. Think of Well is your go-to resource for all of the latest in wellness

and me as your internet bestie. Well, let's get into it. Hi, everybody, welcome to the show. I know

that I've done quite a few episodes on beauty and aesthetics. I've had

lots of experts in various parts of the field, whether they are injectors, plastic surgeons,

dermatologists. But I have to say today's episode to me is the most comprehensive and the most fascinating episode, I think, that I have done on

the face, aging, beauty, injectables, all of the things. So I'm talking to Justin Harper. He is a

cosmetic medicine specialist. He's a clinical researcher. He is a national trainer in things like injectables, and he's the founder of Juvli aesthetics.

So we are really delving into things today, starting with a really interesting conversation around self-image and why all of our self-images are distorted.

Men and women, nobody is immune to this.

We also talk about why we fixate on certain things and how it's never one thing that is the

tipping point for whether somebody looks attractive or not.

So we all hyper-focused on specific things on our face, but really it's the whole composition

that other people see.

So we also talk beauty myths. We get into a little debate about face tape and why it is working

for me and who it may or may not be good for. We talk about the one treatment that he would ban.

This is shocking to me because everybody that I know does this particular treatment on this area of

the face. We talk the two most prominent signs of aging also really fascinating because they're not

the areas of the face that we would typically think of. We talk why younger people are looking old

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