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We’ve all heard about the dramatic weight-loss results from drugs like Ozempic®, Wegovy®, semaglutide, and tirzepatide, but what aren’t you hearing about? In this episode of The Trillium Show, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jason Hall explains the under-the-radar effects these GLP-1 medications can have on your face and skin, including accelerated volume loss, thinning, and changes to your skin’s ability to rejuvenate itself.

Dr. Hall breaks down:

• Why these drugs can dramatically change your skin quality
• What treatments (fat transfer, fillers, lasers, etc.) may help combat this and their limitations
• How to protect your muscle mass and skin health if you’re taking or considering GLP-1s

If you’re curious about the real impact of GLP-1 medications on aging skin, this episode is a must-listen.

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This week on The Trillium Show, we’re back with Part 2 of the Q&A series! Once again, I’m taking on your biggest questions about plastic surgery. From recovery to results (and even some of the myths you’ve always wondered about), nothing was off-limits. 

These have been some of my favorite episodes to record, and I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed answering. If this format is something you want more of, let me know! Your feedback will help me decide if Q&A episodes become a regular part of the show.

And if you missed Part 1, be sure to go back and check it out for even more answers to your most-asked questions!

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This week on The Trillium Show, we’re doing something a little different — and I’m pretty excited about it. Instead of picking the topics myself, I opened the floor to you: my listeners, followers, and patients. 

In this 2 part, Q&A style episode, I’m answering all of your burning questions about the ins-and-outs of plastic surgery. No topic was off-limits, and I had a blast recording this one.

If you enjoy this format, let me know! I’d love to make these Q&A episodes a regular thing, but I want your feedback. So tune in, see if your question made the cut, and don’t forget to send me your thoughts for next time.

Be sure to tune in next week for more answers in part 2!

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I'm Dr. Jason Hall, board-certified plastic surgeon and author of The Art of Aging. Today, I'm busting the top 5 myths surrounding Botox and dermal fillers. Whether you’re curious about wrinkle prevention, worried about looking “fake,” or wondering if injectables are safe, this episode gives you real, no-fluff answers straight from the source.

You’ll learn:

• What Botox actually treats and what it doesn’t
• The truth about filler longevity (hint: it’s not what the ads say)
• Why looking fake has more to do with your injector than the product
• When to start facial rejuvenation (it’s not about age, it’s about anatomy)
• What you should know about safety and complications

If you’ve ever considered non-surgical facial treatments or want to understand what’s happening behind the scenes in med spas and aesthetic clinics, this is your episode.

Grab my book → The Art of Aging on Amazon

Have a question or show idea?

DM me on Instagram @drjasonhall or email [email protected]

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Women over 45 are the #1 demographic for cosmetic procedures—but what are they actually choosing, and why?

I'm board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jason Hall, and in this solo episode I'm going to break down the top trends driving aesthetic decisions in 2025 for women over 45. From non-surgical facial rejuvenation and the rise of body contouring (thanks, Ozempic) to deep plane facelifts and hormone optimization, I'll cut through the fluff to give you the real story: what works, what’s hype, and what’s next.

You’ll learn:

• Why injectables, lasers, and RF microneedling remain go-to treatments
• What GLP-1 medications like Ozempic are doing to demand for tummy tucks and body lifts
• How deep plane facelifts are changing the facelift game
• Why hormone optimization is the new frontier in looking and feeling younger

This isn’t your average anti-aging talk. It’s smart, straightforward insight from someone who knows the industry inside and out, and who’s not afraid to say what others won’t.

- Grab The Art of Aging on Amazon
- Questions or show ideas? DM @drjasonhall or email [email protected]
- Subscribe to The Trillium Show for more real talk on plastic surgery and aesthetics

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Thinking about opening a med spa? You’ve seen the rise: new med spas popping up on every corner, flashy marketing, and $500 treatments, but is the business really as profitable as it looks?

I'm your host Dr. Jason Hall and in this episode of The Trillium Show, I'm pulling back the curtain on the economics of the med spa industry. From startup costs and overhead to hidden expenses and private equity myths, he walks you through the real numbers, hard lessons, and what it actually takes to build a med spa that lasts.

You’ll learn:

• What the average med spa really earns (and what’s just hype)
• How long it typically takes to turn a profit—and why
• The biggest mistakes people make with devices, overhead, and debt
• Why controlling your costs and prioritizing patient care is non-negotiable
• What private equity is looking for, and whether it's worth chasing

If you’re a physician, injector, or entrepreneur eyeing the med spa world, this is your reality check, and your playbook.

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Are non-surgical facelifts worth the hype—or just a waste of money? I'm your host, Dr. Jason Hall, and in this solo episode I break down the truth about the most popular non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments. We'll cover lasers, radiofrequency microneedling, fillers and thread lifts, and why so many of these options fall short, especially if you're expecting facelift-level results.

You’ll learn:
- Why “non-surgical facelift” is often a misleading label
- The four true causes of facial aging, and why no single treatment solves them all
- What lasers, RF, and fillers actually do (and what they definitely don’t)
- Why thread lifts are basically “cosmetic sugar highs”
- How to approach diagnosis before you invest in any treatment

Whether you're considering aesthetic treatments or just want to understand what works and what’s marketing fluff, this episode will give you the clarity you need to make smart, informed decisions.

Grab a copy of my book The Art of Aging for an even deeper dive.

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Vaccines are often hailed as one of the greatest medical achievements of the 20th century, but what if that story is missing some key chapters?

I’m Dr. Jason Hall, and in this episode of The Trillium Show, I sit down with Roman Bystrianyk, co-author of Dissolving Illusions, for a conversation that made me question everything I was taught in medical school about disease, immunity, and the history of vaccines.

Roman’s research takes us beyond the standard “one germ, one drug” model and into terrain theory, which suggests that a healthy internal environment, not just microbial exposure, determines whether we get sick. We dig into historical data showing massive declines in infectious diseases like measles, scarlet fever, and whooping cough long before vaccines were introduced, thanks to improvements in sanitation, nutrition, and public health.

We also talk about:

• Why terrain theory might matter more today than ever
• How modern medicine’s financial incentives shape what we’re taught
• Why critical thinking is your most powerful tool in any doctor’s office
• The potential downsides of overrelying on vaccines as a cure-all
• And how you can take real ownership of your health and immune system

This isn’t a call to ignore science, it’s an invitation to ask better questions and take a deeper look at what health really means.

- Grab Dissolving Illusions or visit dissolvingillusions.com
- Check out Roman’s Substack for more independent research
- DM me @drjasonhall or leave a comment if this episode challenged your thinking

If you’ve ever wondered whether we’ve been oversimplifying complex health issues, this one’s for you.

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If you're building a career, starting a business, or just trying to grow into the next version of yourself—this episode is for you.

I’m Dr. Jason Hall, and today on The Trillium Show, I’m getting personal. We’re talking about mentorship: why it matters, how I neglected it in my own life, and the real costs of trying to figure everything out on your own.

I’ve made more mistakes than I can count, many of them because I let pride get in the way of asking for help. But here’s the truth: mentors don’t see your questions as weakness. They see them as connection. And if you want to build something meaningful, whether that’s a surgical practice, a small business, or just a fulfilling life, you can’t do it alone.

In this episode, I share:

• The 3 biggest benefits of finding the right mentor
• Why going it alone can cost you time, energy, and money
• How mentorship helps you avoid burnout and isolation
• What I’ve learned mentoring young surgeons, students, and entrepreneurs
• And why asking for help might be the strongest move you make

This isn’t a step-by-step guide. It’s a real-world reminder that success is a team sport. So if you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or too proud to reach out, I hope this message helps you change that.

- Grab a copy of The Art of Aging: Look Great, Not Fake on Amazon
- DM me on Instagram @drjasonhall with your questions
- And don’t forget to subscribe, more solo episodes like this are coming soon.

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Thinking about breast surgery but not sure if you need implants, a lift—or both? I’ve got you covered.

In this special mashup episode, I’m pulling together the most important insights from across The Trillium Show to help you understand the difference between breast augmentation, breast lifts, and the popular combo of both. We’ll walk through who needs a lift (spoiler: more people than you think), what implants actually do, and—just as important—what they don’t.

Whether you’re looking to restore shape after kids, add volume where you never had it, or just want the facts without the fluff, this episode lays it all out in real, accessible terms.

Let’s cut through the noise and get you one step closer to making the right choice for your body.