Well, hello, hello, guys.

You're listening to Beauty Bites with Dr. K., Secrets of a Plastic Surgeon, and today's podcast is going to blow you out

of the water.

We are talking to Dr. Elizabeth Yourth.

She is amazing.

She specializes in peptides, longevity treatments, managing your hormones.

She specializes in really innovating this next level of what we need to be doing in aesthetics.

I'm so excited to introduce you to her.

She runs the Boulder Longevity Institute.

She also teaches online courses regarding all these topics.

So for those of you who are in aesthetics and you're wanting to dive in and bring this into your business, take some notes and join up for her classes.

And let me introduce you guys to Dr. Elizabeth

the Earth. Welcome, Dr. Yer.

Thank you so much, Dr. Kay. I love bringing this stuff together like you're doing is such a

cool thing because I think, you know, we always think kind of, you know, outside and now we're

starting to get a lot more of that, okay, what can you do internally that's going to fix things

externally. So the nice combination is so important. So I love bringing this in, especially peptides because it's one of my passions and you can do so much with them. So, you know, I'm thrilled, you know, I don't get to lecture in this format a lot in, you know, with the more aesthetic crowd. So, and it's such a great tie-in. It really is. I noticed that at biohacker meetings that I'll go and look at these biohackers. They're doing amazing stuff. Like, but they look very weathered and old. Yeah, that's true. I know. I need to help him with his face. Right. Right. They're like, forgotten and very thin.

I know.

And I was just talking before the program, I'm the same way. It's like, you know, yeah, I do all this stuff, but there are certain things that you honestly are going to have to intervene with because you just can't. You know, there's certain things with aging that are just going to happen despite everything we're doing to fight it. And the aesthetic side becomes horribly important because that's what we look at.

People are looking like, oh gosh, well, you know, when you look at yourself and you look old,

you feel older.

That's true.

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