Welcome to the Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show, where I believe a healthy world is based on transparent conversations.

In this episode of the Dr. Gabrielle Lion Show, I sit down with Dr. Candice Kickler.

She's a board certified surgeon at Has Plastic Surgery in Palm Beach Gardens and Wellington, Florida.

Candice is amazing. She did her undergraduate degree at Auburn University. She completed medical school at the

University of South Alabama College of Medicine, surgical training at the

University of Miami, and she completed her minimally invasive surgical fellowship at Cleveland Clinic,

Florida. What I love about Dr. Candice is she's had a lot of experience. She worked for several

years in weight loss surgery and aesthetics.

Dr. Candice then completed an additional fellowship training in cosmetic plastic surgery and is now

a fellow of the American Academy of Cosmatic Surgeons and the American College of Surgeons.

Her primary areas of focus include body contouring, liposuction, breast surgery,

and injectables. We take a deep dive into breast implant illness. Is it a real thing? Are injectables

safe? What are some of the trends in plastic surgery? And here's why I think it's really important. This is a health show and the goal of this show is to have transparent conversations. If we focus on the things that are just the comfortable things, we're never going to grow together. That is why I wanted Dr. Candice to come on and talk about her experience as a surgeon, what she's seeing,

what is actually safe and what do we need to look out for. I hope you like the show and I can't

wait to hear what you think. I'd like to take a moment to thank one of the sponsors of the show

and that is Apollo Neuro. Listen, if you have been listening to this podcast, then you have definitely

heard me talk about the Apollo wearable. What it does is it sends vibratory messages to your body.

The Apollo wearable improves the way your body manages stress. It helps you sleep better, stay calm, focus, be more present, and feel less overwhelmed. Now listen, I actually put the Apollo wearable on my ankle. It really, really helps me. This is one of the products I am probably most excited about over this past year. It was developed by neuroscientists and physicians.

It is silent because that would be awkward having a vibratory device on your ankle.

But anyway, unlike other health wearables, it doesn't track your biometrics. So I really like that.

That it just exists and it's not something where you're constantly checking your phone.

It does improve your health.

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