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Okay, Dr. Roddy Raban, welcome to the miscellaneous podcast.

Thank you. Thank you for having me.

Of course, I'm really excited to talk to you. You are like top of the top plastic surgery,

dude. You know, all the things. And I'm excited to chat because I feel like plastic surgery,

injectables, cosmetic surgery. These are all normal things that haven't really been normalized.

And there's a lot of misinformation floating around. Or just not enough information, would you agree?

Yeah, I think it's actually misinformation more than not enough information. As a matter of fact,

we're in like a twilight zone of too much information. You know, your mom's generation

didn't know much. If they wanted to know something, they'd ask a friend. This generation jumps on

TikTok and is overwhelmed with a thousand videos. So we definitely have no shortage of information,

but it's usually pretty shitty. Yeah, yeah, I have noticed. I mean, to be fair,

though, TikTok did help me get diagnosed with ADHD. So like shout out to TikTok. But the number

of other things I've seen on the internet that are just like wildly untrue, but believable is

pretty shocking. I agree, I agree. So what I was reading up about you because, you know,

I'm responsible and I prep for my podcast. No, I don't. But I was reading up about you because

you're very interesting. You have always had like a neck for like art. And I believe I read

something about enjoying architecture and having like a natural gift in that. And I feel like not

a lot of people really recognize how much art and like artistic ability is needed on the side

of cosmetic surgery. It's not just medicine. No, that's very true. I was always very, I'm very

visual, okay, which would be to be expected, but not always true. So I think that when you look at

the end work product of plastic surgeons, the objective is that they create beautiful things.

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