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What if your genetics could help determine which skincare products and aesthetic treatments are right for you? And what would you do differently if you knew your skin age?
Anthony Serhan, co-founder of Butterfly Genes, joins The Dr. Randi Show after 26 years of bringing injectables, energy-based devices, and skincare products to market. He discusses why two people can respond so differently to the same product or treatment and explains what his team looks for in a cheek swab, including markers related to collagen and inflammation.
Anthony describes skin age as “how old your skin is acting.” He explains how Butterfly Genes estimates it and what the company looks for when you retest six to nine months later.
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Anthony leaves the audience with a challenge. Look at the products on your bathroom counter and count how many you’re still unsure are working. Dr. Randi has already sent in her own cheek swab and plans to share what she learns in a future episode.
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This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
Fillers, facial fat grafting, facelifts, and skincare. How does Dr. Paul Nassif approach facial rejuvenation, and which innovations is he most excited about?
The Botched star, facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and founder of NassifMD Skincare returns to The Dr. Randi Show to share his perspective on natural-looking results, advances in surgical techniques, and the role of skin health in facial rejuvenation.
Now a member of the show’s Expert Council, Dr. Nassif discusses how he evaluates treatment options, why he loves facial fat grafting, and how surgical and non-surgical approaches fit into an individualized plan. He also shares the thinking behind NassifMD Skincare and previews his upcoming turmeric-based exosome collection.
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Stay for the speed round as Dr. Nassif weighs in on some of beauty’s most talked-about treatments and trends, from surgical lip lifts and laser resurfacing to collagen supplements and 10-step skincare routines. Hear which approaches earn his enthusiasm, where he wants more research, and what makes his list of skincare essentials.
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Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.
This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
This week, The Dr. Randi Show welcomes Mike Hennessy Jr., Chairman and CEO of MJH Life Sciences, for an inside look at the leadership, ambition, and innovation driving a healthcare media powerhouse.
With more than 65 brands, 2,000 events, 7 million monthly unique visitors, and 2 million print readers, MJH’s reach extends across medicine, science, wellness, and beauty. Its portfolio includes NewBeauty, Dermatology Times, Pharmacy Times, and OncLive, connecting medical advances with the physicians, patients, and consumers who need to understand them.
Mike shares his vision for a company that continues to reinvent itself while staying committed to improving patient care worldwide. The conversation explores the growing connection between healthcare and beauty, AI’s potential to transform business and medicine, and the responsibility that comes with being a trusted source of information for millions.
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Plus, a personal look at the leader behind MJH, from the family legacy that shaped his purpose to a speed round revealing how he thinks, leads, and makes decisions.
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Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.
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Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
Dr. Whitney Hovenic, double board-certified dermatologist, skin cancer surgeon, and co-founder of Spooge, joins The Dr. Randi Show to explain why sunscreen is her number one anti-aging recommendation, and why the consequences of skipping it extend far beyond wrinkles.
Sun exposure accounts for an estimated 80% of skin aging. A single blistering sunburn during childhood or adolescence can nearly double the risk of melanoma later in life. Yet 64% of Gen Z respondents in a 2025 American Academy of Dermatology survey said they often forget to apply sunscreen. Dr. Hovenic discusses these findings, along with research showing that regular sunscreen use can cut melanoma risk in half.
She sees the consequences of sun damage every day, treating patients who wish they had protected their skin sooner. Those conversations helped inspire Spooge, a fun, playful brand with a serious mission: getting more people to wear sunscreen consistently. From its attention-grabbing name to its mineral formulas and approachable pricing, she shares how Spooge brings a fresh perspective to daily sun protection.
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Whether you’re just beginning a skincare routine or have spent years investing in your skin, daily sun protection matters at every age.
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Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
LED light therapy is having a moment, and it’s about much more than younger-looking skin. From acne and hair loss to pain relief, recovery, and body contouring, what could this technology mean for the future of beauty and wellness?
Patrick Johnson, founder and chairman of Celluma, joins The Dr. Randi Show to discuss the science, possibilities, and practical applications of LED light therapy in clinics and at home.
Dr. Randi and Patrick explore how different wavelengths interact with the body, what results people can realistically expect, and how light therapy may support skin rejuvenation, collagen production, hair restoration, pain relief, recovery, and aesthetic treatments. Patrick also explains why dosing and consistency matter, how LED therapy can complement other treatments, and which emerging applications still need more research.
He also introduces Celluma’s MYSTIQUE LED Mask, designed to treat the face and scalp simultaneously, and shares the mission behind Celluma: making light therapy more accessible so people can take a more active role in their wellbeing.
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Whether you’re considering your first LED device for home use or looking to bring light therapy into your clinic, this episode offers insight into the technology, the treatment possibilities, and what to expect.
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This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
What do patients want today, and how is that changing? We’re breaking down the latest trends, from the procedures people are asking for to the influences bringing them into the consultation room.
Dr. Anthony Brissett, president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon, joins The Dr. Randi Show to share what the academy’s annual survey reveals about patient priorities and the future of aesthetics.
Celebrity transformations are driving conversations. Younger patients are exploring their options. Weight-loss medications and menopause are bringing new concerns into focus. And patients want to see a difference while still looking like themselves.
Dr. Brissett explains what’s behind these trends, how they’re showing up in clinic, and what patients should understand before deciding on a treatment.
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• How celebrity transformations fueled interest in deep plane facelifts
• Why nearly three-quarters of surgeons predict facelift patients will keep getting younger
• Why 57% of surgeons reported an increase in patients under 30 requesting cosmetic surgery or injectables, and whether starting earlier means needing less later
• How weight-loss medications are influencing demand: 67% of surgeons identified patients seeking procedures because of these medications as a strong rising trend, up from 45% the previous year
• Fat grafting versus fillers and how to weigh the options
• The promise of peptides, PRP and exosomes, and where more evidence is needed
Plus, a candid speed round on everything from facelifts under 40 to recovery expectations and red light therapy.
Whether you’re considering a treatment or following what’s next in aesthetics, this conversation connects the latest findings with the questions patients are asking every day.
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Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.
This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
Peptides are everywhere: in weight-loss medications, longevity treatments and skincare. But topical peptides are not the same as injectable therapies, and not every peptide formula delivers results. So, what can peptides really do for the skin?
Dr. Barry Sanchez, a board-certified, Stanford-trained surgeon and Chief Medical Officer of Skye Health, joins The Dr. Randi Show to explore how significant weight loss can affect skin quality across the face and body.
Dr. Barry examines the relationship between weight loss and changes in facial volume, skin firmness and overall skin quality. He also identifies who may be most susceptible to these changes and why preventative skincare belongs in the weight-loss conversation from the beginning.
They also discuss Skyetides, an advanced peptide skincare line formulated with clinical-grade actives. Dr. Barry explains how its formulas are designed to support firmness, hydration and skin renewal, and what results to expect with consistent use.
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This is where weight loss, peptide science and skincare meet, and why the skin conversation needs to begin before the changes do.
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Skyetides is a science-driven skincare brand combining advanced peptide technology with clean, high-performance formulations designed to support skin health, vitality, and longevity.
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This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
The facelift is having one of its biggest moments in decades, and the standard has never been higher. Patients want meaningful results without losing the features that make them look like themselves.
In this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi Boyette sits down with Dr. Babak Azizzadeh, one of the most influential names in facial plastic surgery. For more than two decades, he has focused exclusively on the face, earning an international reputation for deep-plane facelifts and some of the most challenging revision cases. He is also the president-elect of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Dr. Azizzadeh explains what is driving the facelift’s return, what truly separates a deep-plane facelift from other techniques, and why the surgeon’s aesthetic eye is just as important as technical skill. He also reveals what makes revision surgery so complex, why the price of a facelift can vary by hundreds of thousands of dollars, and what patients should investigate before trusting a surgeon with their face.
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From $300,000 facelifts to the treatments that may not live up to the hype, Dr. Azizzadeh does not hold back. This episode gives patients a rare look at the artistry and surgical expertise behind results that can turn back the clock while still looking completely authentic.
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This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
Millions of skincare products are competing for your attention. BeautyDNA wants to tell you which ones are right for your skin.
NewBeauty CEO Mike Glaicar returns to The Dr. Randi Show to introduce BeautyDNA, the AI-powered platform that could change how consumers discover, choose and buy skincare.
It begins with two photos: a selfie and a “shelfie.” BeautyDNA analyzes your skin, identifies every product in your current routine and learns your concerns and preferences. It then uses millions of reviews and beauty data points to match you with products specifically selected for you.
Mike shares what BeautyDNA is already uncovering about the way consumers use skincare, including the surprising number of routines missing SPF and the rapid rise of K-Beauty. He also explains how this data could influence product development, help brands reach the right consumers and eventually guide people to vetted providers for in-office treatments.
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AI is turning skincare shopping from a costly cycle of trial and error into an experience built around the individual. BeautyDNA offers a first look at a future where your skin, not the latest trend, decides what belongs on your shelf.
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Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.
This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
After Chelsea Romero’s ab etching results sparked a flood of questions from our audience, we went directly to the surgeon behind her transformation.
Board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Kevin Mosca, better known as Dr. Boca Raton, joins The Dr. Randi Show to take us beyond the before-and-after photos and reveal what breast and body surgery can really achieve.
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• Why liposuction can create dramatic definition for some patients but is completely wrong for others
• The difference between liposuction, ab etching and a tummy tuck
• What causes dents, waves and unevenness after liposuction
• Whether breast implants really need to be replaced every ten years
• How ultrasound has changed the safety of BBL procedures
• The growing role of fat transfer and donor fat options such as AlloClae
From the truth about mommy makeovers to the realities of breast revisions, BBLs and post-GLP-1 surgery, this conversation exposes what social media leaves out.
If you have ever wondered what surgery can change, what it cannot and what it truly takes to achieve a beautiful result, this episode goes far beyond the highlight reel.
Learn more about Dr. Kevin Mosca: drbocaraton.com
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Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.
This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.
Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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