Dr. Michelle Hury

And they want to do it for a long time.

You think about how much cost that is if you're spending five, six hundred dollars every three or four months.

That's a lot of money, especially today.

And then honestly, I feel like the psychological aspect of it is a big problem.

Right.

So.

At some point, you become dependent almost on these procedures to either feel happy or feel good about yourself.

At what point is it kind of be not enough, right?

So you're going to do more and more and more.

And then you're not going to look like yourself.

And it's going to be a point where you look in the mirror and it's not you.

One of my colleagues actually coined this term.

It's called perception drift.

At some point, you will do these little, little, you know, incremental treatments until the end, you are an entirely different person.

You look like a different person.

And you might look very abnormal.

Yeah.

Right?

So even if someone comes to me for something that is legitimate, it's still, once you start, it's gonna be hard for you to stop.

So if you're barely able to scrimp together enough to pay for that one thing and you have it done, great.