Welcome to the holistic plastic surgery show where we dive deep into the hottest trends in health, beauty, and cosmetic treatments.

I'm Dr. Anthony Eun, America's holistic plastic surgeon.

The microbiome is one of the hottest topics in health and medicine today.

We're learning that the microbiome has profound impacts,

not only on the health of our gut, but also our weight, how our brain functions and

even the appearance of our skin.

Well, my guest this week is one of the pioneers in exploring the gut, brain, skin axis,

and how the trillions of bacteria inside our gut and on our skin impact how we look.

Today we'll discuss the benefits of ingestible and topical probiotics.

Which foods to eat and to avoid if you want a vibrant and healthy appearance and a whole lot more.

So if you're interested in achieving healthy skin naturally, then this episode is for you.

So let me introduce my guest this week.

Her name is Dr. Whitney Bow, and she is the author of the new book, The Beauty of Dirty

Skin.

Now, she's one of the most in-demand dermatologists in America and she has lent her

expertise to programs like Good Morning America, The Rachel Ray Show, The Doctors and

Dr Oz. She attended Yale University, where she graduated Suma Cum Laude

with a bachelor's of science in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology.

She then graduated at the top of her class. cellular and developmental biology.

She then graduated at the top of her class

at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

Now she has also published articles

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