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Let's begin the show. But now I'm going to Michelle My Bell in South Carolina.

How are you you doing Michelle?

Hey Dr. Grant, what a pleasure it is to speak with you today.

It's my pleasure to have you on the line. I love your voice. You're so cheery and up. I love a little I love people that are up

One of the things I wanted to ask what were the latest procedures that celebrities were using

Because I see, you know, I see the vampire,

I don't remember what it was called, it was like a vampire.

The segment you just heard is from a 2014 episode of Ask Dr Brandt, a call-in

skin care advice series that aired on Serious XM stars Channel 107 from

2011 to 2015.

An official press release for the program reads,

For over 20 years, Dr. Brandt has helped bold-faced names

in the worlds of entertainment, business, fashion, and society, maintain their youthful

visages using a variety of non-invasive procedures, many of which he pioneered. The caller Michelle wants to know about something called a vampire

facelift, a turbocharged version of that bloody facial Kim Kardashian once got on national TV.

It involves injecting both hyaloronic acid filler and PRP plasma-rich platelets

under the skin.

Because I live in South Carolina,

are those procedures that the celebrities are using

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