The Secrets to Going Under the Knife Naturally with Renowned Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Steven Levine - What to Do, What Not to Do, and When to Do It

Lipstick on the Rim

Sony Music

Fashion & Beauty, Society & Culture, 681313, Arts, Education

4.2 • 853 Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

It’s a true art form. Plastic surgery, that is. You could even say a plastic surgeon holds a similar role to that of a magician. In fact, today’s guest has experience in both. It’s simple: you go in one way and come out another—and that’s exactly what attracted Dr. Steven Levine to the aesthetic plastic surgery field to begin with. There’s no grey area. As one of New York City's (and the world’s) finest, he’s perfected his craft to a T and has a keen eye for what makes both women and men look like their most natural (but better) selves. We get into when it’s the right time to go under the knife (you might be surprised by this answer), what to avoid at all costs, and the type of plastic surgeon to steer clear of. Get your pen and paper out because this is one note-worthy episode.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a dear media production.
0:03.6	Hey, I'm Molly Sims.
0:05.1	And I'm Emma Shogormley.
0:06.4	We're two girls obsessed with one thing.
0:09.0	Beauty.
0:10.0	And by that, we mean everything that makes you look and feel beautiful.
0:14.7	We're calling on our favorite health experts, industry insiders, and friends to answer all your beauty questions.
0:20.5	With a drink in hand.. With a drink in hand.
0:21.7	Definitely with a drink in hand.
0:23.5	You're listening to Lipsick on the Rim with Molly Sims.
0:29.9	The older we get, do you think more about getting plastic surgery every day?
0:34.5	I mean, we are at the end of a very hard fucking year. It's
0:37.7	2022. We're almost done. It's in winter. I think about it. I would like to get my eyes done
0:45.1	before the end of the year. I would say it's Emish's guest today because it's one of my favorite humans.
0:50.6	One of her favorite humans. I have not gone to him yet, but I will go to you. I've
0:55.0	just been slightly busy this year. Actually, we were in New York and you left me to go get Botox.
0:59.7	I really wanted to, but then Super Wizard of the Man was the whole thing. But today, we have a very
1:03.7	special guest and one that might be doing Emish's eyes, which she has wanted to do her eyes for a million years. We have on Dr. Stephen Levine.
1:14.0	And why we have on Dr. Stephen Levine? Because he is probably the most understated plastic surgeon.
1:21.8	He's the most famous unknown. Or yes, unknown. He's known. He's known known he's under the radar he's there he does
1:30.2	every celebrity in the world every celebrity that looks fantastic knows stephen levin yeah he's
1:35.6	been featured in birdie people magazine allure covator l the cut if if you know him you will find him he is an aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon on the
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