In this episode of More for the Story, Rocsi Diaz sits down with world-renowned Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Ashkan Ghavami for an eye-opening conversation about the art, science, and psychology behind modern plastic surgery.

Dr. Ghavami shares his journey from growing up in an artistic family to becoming a trailblazer in the field, pioneering innovative techniques like the S-Curve and high-definition liposuction. Together, Rocsi and Dr. Ghavami explore how cosmetic surgery is evolving, especially in the age of social media, where aesthetics are more scrutinized than ever.

But it’s not all about looks. They dive deep into the mental health aspects of cosmetic surgery, how to know when (or if) you’re ready for a procedure, and the importance of a holistic approach to beauty and wellness.

Get ready for a fresh perspective on plastic surgery, where art meets science, and health meets beauty. Tune in for an inspiring and insightful discussion that challenges traditional views of beauty and self-care!

KEY POINTS 

- Dr. Ghavami's artistic roots and their influence on his career

- The evolution of body aesthetics: How social media is shaping beauty standards

- Understanding the right age for plastic surgery

- The connection between plastic surgery and mental health

- Addressing the challenges of patients with a history of multiple surgeries

- The role of media and celebrity clients in shaping Dr. Ghavami's practice

- Dr. Ghavami's approach to guiding his daughters on beauty and self-image

- Why a healthy and balanced lifestyle is crucial for optimal plastic surgery results

- The truth about light treatments: Do they really work?

QUOTES

“I'm always fascinated by the laws of physics, how the world works, how things work; and the blending of that artistry creativity with science and medicine and anatomy is plastic surgery. Nothing else comes as close.”  – Dr. Ashkan Ghavami

“I take every single patient seriously — whether it's like an A-list actress, a Grammy Award-winning person, a soccer mom, or someone who's just struggling to make payments — I treat them all the same. When I’m in the OR, that's my Zen moment.”   – Dr. Ashkan Ghavami

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More to the Story is produced by EPYC Media Network