Just a heads up before we begin this episode. The Baron of Botox deals with difficult topics including depression and suicide.

It is not recommended for young audiences.

Stay tuned to the end of the episode for information on resources for anyone who is suffering from depression or suicidal thoughts.

Let's begin the show. imperative entertainment. I'm just going to put my head to eat them.

After weeks of playing phone tag, I finally connect with Dr. Brandt's personal art dealer Paul Frank McCabe while he's on a post-work hike

somewhere above the clouds in the Swiss Alps.

Okay I found you I'm thrilled. You found me in the Swiss Alps. Hold on a second.

Excuse me if I found like heavy, excuse me, excuse me, but I'm doing a hike.

How are you? I'm good. You're hiking in the Swiss Alps as we speak.

Absolutely, with a baby on my back.

Paul, who lives in Milan but runs his business out of both Switzerland and a family office in Hong Kong,

is a hard man to get a hold of.

He's often painting between Milan and Miami, St. Moritz and Zurich, like some art world

wears Waldo.

He's got a long thoughtful face, which he frames with dark thick-rimmed glasses, and he's always

impeccably dressed in a well-tailored suit or slim cut trousers and an expensive-looking sweater.

For over 20 years, Paul helped and an expensive looking sweater.

For over 20 years, Paul helped Fred assemble his impressive and wildly valuable collection of nearly 200 pieces.

Dr. Brandt affectionately called him Pinky.

His nickname for you was Pinky?

Yeah, there's some people.

I didn't know me as that.

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