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What does it take to build trust with plastic surgery patients in today’s digital world?
On this episode of The Digital Handshake Podcast, host Scott Jorgensen sits down with Washington, D.C. plastic surgeon Dr. Catherine Hannan to discuss her path into plastic surgery, her approach to breast and body procedures, and why patient education is such an important part of her practice.
Dr. Hannan also shares how she creates authentic, educational social media content, why she uses visual demonstrations to explain procedures, and her perspective on changing trends like GLP-1 weight loss and “looksmaxxing.”
What does it take to build a successful plastic surgery practice that stands the test of time?
On this episode of The Digital Handshake Podcast, host Scott Jorgensen sits down with La Jolla plastic surgeon Dr. Scott Miller to talk about nearly 30 years in aesthetic surgery, the evolution of his practice, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.
Dr. Miller shares his perspective on staying authentic as a surgeon, navigating new technologies and trends, creating natural-looking results, and building a brand that reflects who you truly are. He also discusses his book, Authentic Beauty, and why patient education, consistency, and long-term trust matter more than chasing short-term attention.
The conversation also dives into how social media has changed plastic surgery marketing, the balance between educating and promoting, and why Dr. Miller believes that while the medium may change, the message shouldn’t.
Website: https://www.millercosmeticsurgery.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gbp
Instagram: @millercosmeticsurgery
LinkedIn: Scott R. Miller, MD, FACS
Book: Authentic Beauty: Defining a New Standard for Care and Results in Plastic Surgery
https://www.millercosmeticsurgery.com/about/plastic-surgeon/authentic-beauty/
What does it really take to become a plastic surgeon, and what comes after residency?
On this episode of The Digital Handshake Podcast, host Scott Jorgensen sits down with Dr. Robert Tong, Chief Plastic Surgery Resident at UT Houston, as he prepares for the next stage of his career: an aesthetic surgery fellowship in Orange County, California.
Dr. Tong shares his journey into plastic surgery, how increasing responsibility during residency prepares surgeons for independent practice, and what patients should understand about training, board certification, and choosing a qualified plastic surgeon. He also discusses the value of mentorship, why the plastic surgery community can be more collaborative than competitive, and the importance of paying knowledge forward to the next generation.
Dr. Daniel Kaufman shares his approach to creating authentic, engaging social media content through patient experiences, surgical education, and behind-the-scenes moments.
From showing patients what happens during surgery to giving them photos they can share with friends and family, Dr. Kaufman explains why authenticity, patient relationships, and word-of-mouth can be some of the most powerful tools for growing a plastic surgery practice online.
Dr. Rachel Ford joins Scott Jorgensen on The Digital Handshake to discuss the evolving relationship between plastic surgery and social media. Dr. Ford shares how she uses social media to educate patients, build trust, and showcase her personality while navigating misinformation, unrealistic expectations, and increasing platform restrictions.
The conversation also explores what patients should look for in a plastic surgeon, why personalized consultations and long-term follow-up matter, and Dr. Ford’s perspective on controversial claims about surgeons being more focused on business than patient care. They also discuss breast implant preservation, regenerative aesthetics, and where the future of plastic surgery may be headed.
In this episode of The Digital Handshake, Scott Jorgensen sits down with double board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Cindy Wu to discuss how aesthetic surgery is evolving alongside changing patient priorities.
Dr. Wu shares her perspective on treating patients after significant GLP-1 weight loss, the growing demand for natural-looking results, and the importance of preserving function alongside aesthetics. She also discusses preservation breast augmentation, why it may be the future for certain patients, and the rise of regenerative aesthetics.
The conversation also dives into Dr. Wu’s approach to social media and the three pillars behind her digital presence: authentic advice, expert insight, and a behind-the-scenes look at the person behind the surgeon.
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In this episode, Scott sits down with Dr. Kristy Hamilton, a Houston-based plastic surgeon, to discuss her approach to modern plastic surgery, building a recognizable practice, and the evolution of breast augmentation.
Dr. Hamilton also discusses trends shaping the future of plastic surgery, including regenerative aesthetics, fat transfer, GLP-1 medications, and the role of authenticity in building a modern practice.
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What does it really take to build a successful plastic surgery practice from the ground up?
In this episode of The Digital Handshake Podcast, host Scott Jorgensen sits down with Dr. Nichole Joslyn, a board-certified plastic surgeon in Reno, Nevada, to discuss her journey from residency and fellowship to launching her own private practice.
Dr. Joslyn shares why creating an exceptional patient experience extends far beyond the operating room, from setting realistic recovery expectations to integrating advanced recovery therapies like manual lymphatic drainage and red light therapy.
In this episode of the Digital Handshake Podcast, Dr. John Paul Tutela explains how authentic patient journey videos have become one of the most powerful tools for connecting with prospective patients. By letting patients share their experiences, practices can build trust in ways traditional marketing can't.
What does it take to help a patient align their outward appearance with their identity?
In this episode of The Digital Handshake Podcast, host Scott Jorgensen sits down with Dr. Toby Mayer, a Beverly Hills facial plastic surgeon who has spent over 50 years pioneering facial feminization surgery (FFS).
Dr. Mayer shares how he became one of the first surgeons in the world to specialize in facial feminization procedures, the evolution of transgender facial surgery over the past five decades, and the techniques he developed to help patients achieve natural, feminine facial features.
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