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Dr. Roddy Raban is a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon and host of plastic surgery uncensored, which, by the way,

I've been listening to a lot and was assessed with.

So we'll have to talk about that.

But he is changing the conversation and opening up some with transparently talking about

plastic surgery.

He has a huge emphasis on emotional and psychological roots of beauty and confidence.

Rather than glamorizing surgery, he peels back the layers of what motivates real change, whether it's aging gracefully

or building authentic self-worth. Hi, I'm so happy you're here. I appreciate you having

me on. I really do. Well, we just were talking, and I told you, I wished I was

recording because you said so many good nuggets about the world of plastic surgery right now. And

whether we like it or not, as you said, it's just not going away. And so I think, I mean,

I'm sure you love that business-wise. But as you said before, the conversation has really changed.

And it's being so openly discussed on social media, almost in a way that it's just completely normalized.

Do you think that this normalization is a good thing or a bad thing?

I think the reality is like everything. Let's take AI, for example, everything has an upside and a downside. And the reality of it as a person,

as an individual listening, is how do I navigate this in the best form for myself? As individuals that

are at the forefront of it, like myself, we have a responsibility to tell that story maybe authentically

and ethically. But as the individual, you have to

figure out how do I want to navigate the landscape of plastic surgery, AI. There's so many different

areas. And so like everything, plastic surgery has some incredibly positive and beneficial aspects,

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