Beauty Unveiled

*This episode originally aired during Season One of Beauty Unveiled on March 12, 2024. Dr. Angela Sturm welcomes Dr. Terri-Ann Samuels to the show. Find out about Dr. Samuels' journey to becoming a surgeon and how she has transformed the lives of many through her personalized approach. Discover the discussion on the differences in healthcare systems and the evolving landscape of women's pelvic health. Listen to gain insights into the challenges and triumphs of balancing a successful career, motherhood, and the importance of understanding the business side of medicine. Listen as Dr. Sturm and Dr. Samuels share their experiences, invite you to join the conversation, and empower yourself with the knowledge that could influence your well-being in more ways than one.  Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and share the wisdom with your loved ones. Let's embark on this journey together. Key Takeaways 1.) Urogynecology is a comprehensive field that addresses the health and functionality of the pelvic floor, including the urethra, vagina, and anus. 2.) Menopausal symptoms can vary greatly among individuals, and it is important to recognize and address each person's unique experience. 3.) Balancing work and family is a constant juggling act, and it is important to create your own formula that aligns with your values and priorities. 4.) Understanding the business side of medicine is crucial for physicians to protect themselves, their colleagues, and their patients. Timestamped Overview 00:00 Introduction and Background01:22 Journey to Urogynecology03:06 Personal Background and Cultural Influence04:01 Comparison of Healthcare Systems05:21 Definition and Scope of Urogynecology06:46 Cosmetic Considerations in Urogynecology07:44 Passion for Menopausal Symptoms09:37 Changing Perspectives on Menopause10:33 Symptoms and Individual Experience11:32 Challenges and Acceptance of Menopause13:26 Defining Symptom Severity15:14 Individual Experience and Genetic Factors18:12 Balancing Work and Family19:39 The Myth of Balance20:05 Creating Your Own Formula22:03 Encouraging Children in Medicine23:30 Understanding the Business of Medicine24:28 Recognizing and Owning Your Value25:25 Taking Care of Yourself Learn more about Dr. Samuels HERE. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Plastic surgery with Dr. Sturm goes beyond the surface. Change can feel intimidating, but her approach is all about helping people shed insecurity and gain freedom, whether that means fixing a feature that’s always bothered them or celebrating a new phase of life. She believes confidence should come from doing something positive for oneself, not chasing anyone else’s approval. Her favorite result? Patients reclaiming energy and joy for the things that matter most. Key Takeaways 1. Change is central not only to facial plastic surgery but also to many life decisions. Dr. Sturm emphasizes that embracing change—rather than avoiding it—is empowering, whether it’s altering your appearance or making shifts in your personal or professional life. Taking an active role in change leads to better outcomes and personal growth. 2. Unlike other forms of surgery, facial plastic surgery is highly visible and can’t be hidden. This raises the stakes and emotional investment for patients. Understanding the significance and psychological impact of changing one’s facial features is essential for both surgeons and patients when making these important decisions. 3. Continuous improvement—both in surgical practice and in business operations—is key to delivering better results. Dr. Sturm discusses her commitment to analyzing every procedure and process, seeking ways to innovate and refine for better patient care and business effectiveness. 4. Taking action to change something about yourself—whether it’s a feature you’re self-conscious about or simply wanting to look and feel better—shouldn’t be seen as vain or superficial. Dr. Sturm frames self-care and self-improvement as legitimate, meaningful acts that positively impact mental and emotional well-being. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Plastic surgery is for self-confidence, not for pleasing anyone else. The first days post-surgery can feel rough, so Dr. Sturm recommends having positive people for support. Honest conversations up front and a cheer squad in recovery make the biggest difference. Key Takeaways 1. After undergoing plastic surgery, patients often feel more emotionally sensitive and vulnerable during recovery. It’s common to feel uncertain or self-conscious due to temporary side-effects like bruising and swelling. Recognizing this vulnerability ahead of time helps both the patient and doctor prepare for the emotional aspects of the healing process. 2. Having supportive people around you—especially immediately after surgery—is crucial. Positive, encouraging friends and family help smooth the recovery process. Conversely, negative or judgmental individuals can hinder emotional and physical healing, making a tough time even harder. 3. Patients should feel comfortable having honest and open discussions with their surgeon about all aspects of their procedure and recovery, including emotional challenges and support systems. A strong, communicative relationship with your doctor leads to better experiences and outcomes. 4. Plastic surgery is a deeply personal decision made for oneself, not for validation or approval from others. Patients do not need permission to make changes to their body—it’s about their own wellbeing and desires. 5. A surgeon’s compassion and the overall culture of the clinic—as reflected in the attitudes and behaviors of the staff—greatly influence the patient experience. Being treated with kindness, respect, and gentle care can make a significant difference in the healing journey, as highlighted by Laurie’s positive testimony. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No, she doesn’t do Tinkerbell noses. Dr. Sturm wants every nose to look natural and suit the face for a lifetime, not just follow a trend. Those tiny, upturned noses may seem cute at first, but they usually don’t age well or look real over time. Her goal is a nose that quietly flatters, not one that stands out or changes oddly years later. Key Takeaways Dr. Sturm emphasizes the importance of creating noses that look natural and harmonious with the patient's overall facial features. A well-done rhinoplasty should be subtle and not draw attention, ideally leaving people unable to tell that surgery was performed. She highlights that overly sculpted or "Tinkerbell" noses may look good initially but often do not age well. Over time, issues like exaggerated scooping or an overly upturned tip can become more pronounced, compromising both appearance and structure. Dr. Sturm advocates for noses that are proportionate to each person's unique facial characteristics. Rather than pursuing trendy or dramatic changes, she customizes the nose to fit and complement the individual’s features and personal style. She warns that creating unnaturally small or aggressively altered noses can weaken the structural integrity of the nose, leading to long-term complications. Preserving the internal support of the nose ensures durability and better long-term outcomes. Dr. Sturm contrasts rhinoplasty with other procedures like breast augmentation or liposuction, noting that while those results are meant to be noticed, an ideal nose job should "disappear" into the face, letting the person’s eyes and lips stand out instead. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One ear changed her life. At one point Dr. Sturm considered becoming an OBGYN. But it was seeing Dr. Anthony Brissett creating an ear using a rib that set her on the course to becoming a plastic surgeon. Dr. Brissett eventually became her mentor and friend. During this conversation, Dr. Sturm sits down with Dr. Brissett to talk about his journey from nursing to specializing in facial plastic surgery. You’ll learn about the profound impact of his wound healing fellowship on his clinical practice. And the conversation delves into the significance of academic medicine, the influence of social media on body image, and the psychological aspects of plastic surgery. Key Takeaways 1.) The path to a medical career may not always be direct, and opportunities can arise unexpectedly. 2.) Plastic surgery can have a profound impact on a person's self-image and confidence. 3.) Social media can distort perceptions of beauty and create unrealistic expectations. 4.) Balancing appearance and lifestyle choices is important for overall well-being. 5.) Engaging in medical missions can provide opportunities to make a difference in underserved communities. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Medical Background01:14 Choosing Medicine and Nursing03:13 Moving to Houston04:21 Interest in Wound Healing Fellowship05:22 Impact of Wound Healing Fellowship on Clinical Practice06:19 Career Path in Academic Medicine07:07 Reflections on Career Choices08:08 Personal Relationships and Support09:22 Inspiration for Facial Plastic Surgery10:07 Impact of Plastic Surgery on Self-Image11:32 Social Media and Body Image12:52 Psychological Impacts of Plastic Surgery14:20 Comparison and Realism on Social Media16:08 Pursuit of Appearance and Lifestyle19:59 Psychological Challenges in Revision Rhinoplasty20:37 Understanding the Plastic Surgery Process21:44 Being a Part of Patients' Journeys22:25 International Medical Missions23:47 Involvement in Medical Missions24:53 Advice for Those Interested in Similar Work25:52 Closing Remarks and Appreciation Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For some people, one surgery feels like enough. Others find that a combination of options gets them closer to their goals.  Today, Dr. Sturm talks about how people: Combine surgical and non-surgical treatments for facial aging Manage ongoing skin care and use less invasive procedures over time Decide what works best for them, year after year Key Takeaways 1. Achieving the best anti-aging results often involves a combination of both surgical (like facelifts) and non-surgical treatments (such as lasers, skincare routines, and injectables), rather than relying on just one approach for lifelong results. 2. While surgical options like facelifts can provide dramatic, long-lasting improvements and make you look significantly younger, they do not stop the aging process or address all aspects of aging, such as skin texture or quality. 3. Non-surgical procedures like laser treatments and personalized skincare routines are essential for maintaining youthful skin texture and quality, complementing the effects of surgery by addressing issues like fine lines, brown spots, and overall skin health. 4. Certain facial lines (between the brows, forehead, around the eyes) can only be treated effectively with neurotoxin injections like Botox, even after surgical procedures. There are currently no permanent surgical solutions for these expression lines. 5. The choice and frequency of treatments should be individualized. Some people prefer a “one and done” approach, while others opt for regular maintenance, combining smaller treatments like fillers and touch-ups over time to keep their results fresh. The key is ongoing self-care to maintain confidence and a youthful appearance. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Sturm explains that while prevention can be helpful, it's possible to start too early with interventions like Botox or fillers. She emphasizes the importance of simple skincare and sun protection in youth.  Ultimately, taking care of your skin early may delay the need for more invasive treatments. Key Takeaways 1. Starting a simple skincare routine early—especially during the teen and pre-teen years—can be very beneficial. However, this should be limited to basic products like sunscreen, moisturizer, and a good face wash. There’s no need for more advanced products like retinols or growth factors at this stage; protecting and maintaining the skin’s natural health is the priority. 2. Preventative interventions like Botox should be considered only when faint lines begin to appear and remain even when the face is at rest. There’s no universal age for this—it depends on individual skin and lifestyle factors. Preventative fillers, on the other hand, are not advised; Dr. Sturm sees fillers as better suited to treating specific issues rather than preventing them. 3. Light, non-invasive treatments such as lasers can be helpful in the 30s, particularly for issues like pigmentation or melasma. The key is to choose treatments with low risk and downtime, as aggressive procedures aren’t necessary (or advisable) when there isn’t significant skin aging or damage yet. 4. Surgical procedures, such as facelifts or fat transfers, are not considered preventative and should be timed based on visible need (e.g., visible laxity or jowling). Dr. Sturm recommends these interventions in the 40s or 50s when the benefits clearly outweigh the risks and costs. Performing them too early often results in less noticeable improvement. 5. The foundation of long-term skin health is supporting your body with good nutrition, hydration, sun protection, and a non-harsh, consistent skincare routine. These practices lay the groundwork for healthier aging, postponing the need for more aggressive treatments. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subtle changes can make all the difference in facial plastic surgery, allowing people to refresh their look without losing their identity. Dr. Sturm delves into why going for natural enhancements is often the best choice for maintaining a sense of self. In this episode, she shares expert advice on prioritizing small adjustments over dramatic transformations and explains why the eyes are typically the focal point after surgery. Key Takeaways 1. A common concern for people considering facial surgery is ending up looking unrecognizable or noticeably altered. Dr. Sturm reassures that her goal—and the modern approach—is for patients to look like themselves, just refreshed and improved, so that changes aren’t overtly apparent to others. 2. Natural-looking results hinge on subtlety and maintaining facial proportions. Dramatic changes, especially to characteristic features, make someone look noticeably “different” in a way that’s disconcerting, while small, proportionate adjustments yield the best, most believable enhancements. 3. The eyes are a focal point in facial perception. Procedures on the eyes can have the most impact—both positively and negatively. Overdone or incorrect changes to the eyes are quickly noticed and often judged as “bad work,” while slight improvements can make a dramatic positive difference in how someone looks. 4. Modern surgical methods aim for a natural, soft, and youthful appearance. Achieving this depends greatly on having an in-depth conversation with the patient to understand what features define their identity and ensuring updates are made with their personal and cultural context in mind. Outdated techniques and lack of communication often lead to the “overdone” look. 5. Altering features that are significant to someone’s heritage or familial identity without careful consideration can have deep personal and social consequences. Surgeons must approach these decisions with sensitivity, ensuring patients are comfortable with any changes that affect their sense of self and how they are perceived in their community. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever wanted to take back a beauty decision?  Maybe it was a treatment that seemed simple, but the outcome wasn’t what you hoped for. Dr. Angela Sturm has seen it all—patients asking to reverse procedures, exploring what can and can’t be undone, and sharing what you need to know before making permanent changes. In this episode, you'll learn: What treatments are easy to reverse and which are not How to find the right surgeon for your needs What to consider before choosing a surgical option Key Takeaways 1. Some cosmetic procedures are easily reversible (like lip fillers), while others are very difficult or nearly impossible to undo (like surgical changes to the nose or face). It's crucial to understand the lasting impact before making a decision. 2. Revision surgeries, especially rhinoplasty (nose jobs), are complex due to scar tissue and anatomical changes. It’s much harder to undo or “reverse” surgical procedures, so it’s best to get it right the first time with a highly qualified, experienced surgeon. 3. Selecting a surgeon passionate and specialized in procedures you’re interested in (like rhinoplasty or facial surgeries) significantly increases your chances of satisfaction and safety. Surgeons who love and frequently perform certain procedures tend to deliver better results. 4. Before committing to permanent or highly invasive changes, it’s wise to try less invasive options first. This lets you “try out” the change with the option to reverse it more easily and helps ensure you’re truly confident in your decision. 5. Personalized consults with a facial plastic surgeon are key. This helps determine what’s safe to try, prevents burning bridges for future treatments, and builds a trusting relationship, so you know what to expect if you proceed with something more permanent. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Sturm has spent nearly two decades caring for patients, building relationships, and performing delicate surgeries where every millimeter matters.  Today, she shares what makes her field unique, how patient care extends far beyond the operating room, and why she believes getting to know people is at the heart of her work. The discipline required to succeed in plastic surgery The importance of detail and patient connection in facial procedures Stories that shape a surgeon’s view of care Key Takeaways 1. Plastic surgery, especially facial plastic surgery, requires a specific kind of person—detail-oriented, patient, and driven. Those in the field thrive on precision, high-stakes outcomes, and have an intense dedication to their craft. Not everyone is suited for this specialty, as it demands both technical skill and a passion for helping others. 2. Success in facial plastic surgery depends on caring deeply about every millimeter. Small changes have a significant impact on appearance, particularly on the face, so surgeons in this field must be meticulous and attentive to even the tiniest detail. 3. Dr. Sturm emphasizes genuinely caring for patients, getting to know their stories, and developing strong, personal relationships. This personal investment in patient well-being is integral to her approach, making patients feel heard, valued, and deeply cared for—not just treated clinically. 4. A crucial part of professional development is identifying what one does best and delegating other tasks, as highlighted by Dr. Sturm referencing business advice. By focusing on core strengths, a practitioner can maximize both their impact and the quality of patient care. 5. Trust and impact in medicine go beyond technical skill; the greatest honor is when families and individuals view their physician as integral to their lives, even in challenging moments. Dr. Sturm’s story about being called by a patient’s family in a time of loss illustrates the deep, meaningful connections built through compassionate care. Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever felt overwhelmed by the endless choices in skincare? It’s easy to wonder which products truly work for mature skin and which routines are actually realistic day to day. Today, Dr. Sturm breaks down: Which skincare steps matter the most as we age What makes medical grade products different How new developments like exosomes are changing skin treatments Find out what can help you look and feel your best without filling your bathroom with dozens of products. Key Takeaways 1. You don’t need a complicated 12-step regimen for effective mature skin care. Consistently using a few high-quality products tailored to your individual skin needs is often more impactful than trying many products at once. 2. Medical grade skincare products tend to be more reliable due to clinical studies and proven efficacy. While these are often more expensive, investing in a few quality items makes a bigger difference than a drawer full of random products with unproven results. 3. A good cleanser and a moisturizer suited to your skin type are foundational for mature skin. For some, twice-daily cleansing may not be necessary, especially if skin is drier. Moisturizing helps maintain the skin barrier, even for those with oily skin. 4. It’s best to start with one active ingredient that addresses your main concern. Retinol and vitamin C can be powerful tools but may not suit everyone, especially those with sensitive or dry skin. Peptides and growth factors offer benefits, though the extent can be limited by absorption challenges. 5. Exosomes represent a new frontier in skincare, delivering ingredients more efficiently to skin cells. While topical exosome products show promise for rejuvenation, most are not yet FDA-approved, and research is ongoing. Their greatest potential appears alongside procedures like microneedling, where they can penetrate deeper into the skin for regenerative effects. Timestamped Overview 00:00 Streamlined Skincare: Quality Over Quantity 05:32 Exosomes: Cellular Delivery Vehicles 08:05 Future of Skincare Innovations Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if you could look younger and fresher without surgery or taking time off work? People are always searching for ways to refresh their look, but not everybody is ready for a facelift or has the time to spare.  Today, Dr. Sturm will walks you through: Liquid facelifts and how fillers and neurotoxins can make a difference The latest in non-surgical options like thread lifts and microneedling Why skin care is still the simplest way to look youthful Key Takeaways 1. You don't have to go under the knife or take significant time off work to achieve a fresher, younger look. There are various non-surgical treatments available that offer real, noticeable results for those who may not be ready or willing to commit to surgery. 2. A liquid facelift uses fillers and neurotoxins to provide an immediate, customizable lift and facial rejuvenation. The procedure is done in-office with minimal downtime, allowing patients to return to their routines almost immediately. The artistic approach taken by a skilled injector can effectively refresh facial contours and proportions. 3. Thread lifts and in-office procedures like microneedling with radiofrequency (RF) (such as the Morpheus system) are accessible alternatives for those seeking some lift and tightening, without a full surgical facelift. While thread lifts are less favored by the speaker, they are options for quick, short-term results, especially when performed by experienced providers. 4. Good skin care is foundational and can often make the most noticeable difference in how youthful and healthy someone appears. Simple habits like effective moisturizing and sun protection are essential, and advanced treatments like lasers or microneedling can further enhance skin's clarity and vibrancy. 5. There is no one-size-fits-all solution; treatments should be tailored to individual needs, facial anatomy, and preferences. A thorough assessment and a plan addressing your specific goals—from volume restoration to skin brightening—are critical for optimal, natural-looking results that fit your lifestyle and budget. Timestamped Overview 00:00 Artistic Liquid Facelift Guide 05:11 Effective Artistry in Minimal Downtime 06:20 Youthful Skin Tips Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does it take to rewind the clock without surgery? Dr. Sturm has seen how non-surgical options can help people look younger and feel more confident.  Today, she covers: The most popular non-surgical treatments like Botox Skin tightening options that fit your lifestyle Why skin care and the right provider matter Join us to learn how these approaches could work for you. 1. There are effective, widely accessible options to “turn back the clock” on facial aging without surgery or anesthesia, offering results that range from subtle to significant while minimizing downtime and risk. 2. Botox is the most popular and straightforward injectable treatment for reducing dynamic wrinkles, allowing for customizable results in movement and expression. Its ease of use and predictable outcomes make it a go-to for refreshing the brow, forehead, and eye area. 3. Technologies like microneedling with radiofrequency (RF) provide a non-surgical lifting and tightening effect, improving not just skin tightness but also texture over several sessions, with minimal downtime and natural-looking results. 4. No advanced procedure can replace the foundational benefits of consistent, high-quality skincare. Medical-grade products like retinol, vitamin C, and moisturizers maintain skin health and vibrancy, which is key to a youthful appearance. 5. Skin resurfacing lasers (such as Clear + Brilliant, Fraxel, Halo, and CO2) are powerful tools for improving pigmentation, texture, and youthfulness, but outcomes depend heavily on the skill and protocols of the provider—not just the machine itself. Individualized treatment plans yield the best results. Timestamped Overview 00:00 Morpheus Microneedling for Skin Tightening 03:30 Youthful Skin Through Skincare 06:43 Customized Laser Treatments Matter More Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What happens when you want cosmetic surgery but worry about the scars? Dr. Angela Sturm is a facial plastic surgeon who sees these concerns every day. In her practice, she addresses: Why some people get more visible scars than others. What surgical and patient care steps can lead to better healing. How support and preparation influence recovery. She’ll share her experience with facelifts and the simple things you can do to help incisions heal.  Key Takeaways 1. The way scars heal and their final appearance is greatly influenced by the surgeon’s technique. Careful handling of tissue, proper closure methods, and minimizing tension on the skin are crucial. Using advanced surgical approaches, like the deep plane facelift versus a SMAS lift, can lead to better, less noticeable scars. 2. Each patient’s skin type and age affect how scars heal. Older patients often see flatter, less visible scars faster, while younger individuals may experience redness and raised scars that take longer to fade. Regardless, almost everyone eventually achieves a fine line scar if proper technique and care are followed. 3. Patient compliance with post-surgical instructions is essential for optimal scar healing. This includes keeping incisions clean and moisturized, using prescribed ointments (especially those with silicone), sun protection, and considering non-surgical treatments such as microneedling or laser therapy at the right time. 4. Healing is not just physical but emotional. Having a supportive environment—with friends or family who remain positive and understanding through the recovery journey—significantly eases the process and helps patients stay grounded and focused on long-term results rather than temporary imperfections. 5. Open discussion with your surgeon about your individual skin type, expected recovery timeline, and possible outcomes fosters better expectations. While every surgeon may have unique philosophies and techniques, following their specific instructions and understanding the realistic healing trajectory is key to satisfaction. Timestamped Overview 00:00 Deep Plane Facelift Benefits 04:08 Understanding Surgical Scar Timeline 06:34 Teamwork in Surgical Recovery Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*This episode originally aired on April 9, 2024 In this episode of Beauty Unveiled, Dr. Angela Sturm delves into the rapidly growing demand for neck rejuvenation procedures. With increased screen time during the COVID-19 pandemic and a desire to look and feel our best as we live longer, more and more patients are seeking solutions to address the visible signs of aging in the neck area. Dr. Sturm provides a comprehensive overview of the various treatment options available, both non-surgical and surgical. From the precision of Botox injections and the innovative radio frequency techniques to the transformative power of facelifts and neck lifts, she explores the advantages and considerations of each approach. With a deep understanding of the recovery process, Dr. Sturm emphasizes the importance of proper skincare and diligent sun protection in maintaining the remarkable results achieved through neck rejuvenation treatments. She underscores the significance of conducting thorough research and consulting with professionals before embarking on any neck rejuvenation journey. Her commitment to education and informed decision-making is a testament to her dedication to providing the highest standard of care. Whether you're considering non-surgical options or exploring the possibilities of surgical interventions, this episode of "Beauty Unveiled" is a must-listen. Dr. Sturm's wealth of knowledge and her compassionate approach will leave you feeling informed, inspired, and confident in your pursuit of a rejuvenated, youthful neck. Key Takeaways 1.) The increase in neck rejuvenation procedures is driven by factors such as increased screen time and the desire to look and feel good as people live longer. 2.) There are various options for neck rejuvenation, including non-surgical treatments like Botox and radio frequency, as well as surgical procedures like facelifts and neck lifts. 3.) Recovery from neck rejuvenation surgery typically involves a week of rest and limited activity, followed by a gradual return to normal activities. 4.) Combining procedures, such as a deep structural neck lift with a facelift, can provide dramatic results for individuals with specific concerns. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Increase in Neck Rejuvenation01:16 Options for Neck Rejuvenation06:17 Micro-needling with Radio Frequency07:41 Surgical Rejuvenation: Facelift and Neck Lift09:07 Recovery from Surgery11:00 Deep Structural Neck Lift13:19 Combining Procedures15:16 Researching and Consulting with a Professional15:40 Conclusion Subscribe to Beauty Unveiled on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Schedule a consult with Dr. Sturm HERE. Follow Dr. Sturm on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.