Dr. Samantha Ellis
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Apr
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No, it's not actually uncomfortable.
You're really well numbed for the procedure and you feel kind of tight and itchy is the biggest thing that people complain about when they're healing is like all the little nerves are sort of like coming back to life.
You have a lot of dry skin that you're managing.
We have you do vinegar soaks every couple of hours for the first few days.
You're covered in aquaphor.
So by the end, people are just really not happy with the fact that they're so greasy.
And then your skin continues to get better for about six months after the procedure.
So you'll have some immediate visible results, but then it continues for a while.
Absolutely.
I feel a lot of internal conflict about this because I want people to feel confident in their own skin.
But we also live in a society where people are heavily judged by their appearance.
I would love that for hair.
I would love that for all of us to get together and be like, we don't wear makeup anymore.
I mean, there are so many places.
We don't do thongs.
My four-year-old son saw one on the floor of our room recently and he goes, when do I wear that underwear?
Your skin barrier is the outermost layer of your skin.
It's called the stratum corneum.
It's the dead skin cells that are built up on the skin surface.
And right below that, you have the epidermis, which is sort of the top layer of living skin cells.
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