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droplet device duo. Hey guys, welcome back to skin anarchy. This is a very special episode and I am

truly honored to host our guest today. She is a trailblazer in the regenerative medicine space,

a true expert. And I am really, really excited because, as many of you know, I've been,

you know, wanting to bring this to you guys for so many years at this point, where we can

get a real understanding of what does regenerative medicine mean in the context of skin care

and aesthetics and how should we be thinking about it, you know, from obviously the consumer

standpoint, but also for those of you who want to dive deeper into the science, you know, how obviously the consumer standpoint, but also for those of you who

want to dive deeper into the science, you know, how to kind of frame your mindsets around it.

So without further ado, please welcome Dr. Serena Wiles, who is leading the charge at Mayo Clinic.

So welcome, Dr. Wiles. I'm so honored to host you.

Thanks, Ecta. It's an honor to be here.

Yeah, I can't wait to dive in and you have

such an amazing, amazing background in medicine. I mean, you're an MD PhD. You've got one leg in

research, the other leg in clinical medicine. I mean, it's such a rare fine to come across a expert

such as yourself. And so I'd love to kind of start there and walk us down

memory lane. Like what got you into medicine to begin with? Yeah. So I grew up in a family of

physicians and scientists. So it really, I would say it's dinner table conversations. Growing up in

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