What really happens when plastic surgery collides with the adult industry—and how does psychology drive it all? In this episode of Plastic Surgery Uncensored, Dr. Rady Rahban sits down with performer and creator Lena to uncover the fascinating, often misunderstood intersection between adult entertainment and cosmetic surgery. From breast augmentations and labiaplasties to facelifts and body contouring, Dr. Rahban explores how performers’ livelihoods make physical appearance not just a desire—but a professional necessity. Together, they discuss how fan expectations, online commentary, and the rise of platforms like OnlyFans create immense pressure to maintain or even freeze a certain look. But this conversation goes far deeper than procedures. It examines the psychology of self-image in an industry where being “the product” means navigating scrutiny, body modification, and shifting beauty trends—all while balancing personal identity, relationships, and even motherhood. You’ll hear candid insights about:

• Why 80% of performers undergo some form of plastic surgery
• How fans’ preferences can dictate whether a performer gains or loses popularity
• The role of agents and industry pressures on body modification
• The emotional toll of constant self-surveillance in an age of DMs, OnlyFans, and AI
• Common stereotypes about adult entertainers—and the surprising reality behind them

Challenging assumptions and pulling back the curtain, this episode reveals the raw human experience behind the spotlight. 

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