Dr. Samantha Ellis

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934 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 22 Apr

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The Liz Moody Podcast · The Root Causes Of Hair Loss, Acne & Aging—What's Actually Worth Your Money + What's Total BS · 22 Apr 2026 podcast

There's still a ton you can do to make your skin look more youthful and to feel better.

But ultimately, sometimes people are hoping for changes that are really only achievable through surgical interventions.

And that's a reality that I have to review with my patients all the time.

Yes, usually it is.

I think it's really hard because people hold themselves to the standard of celebrities and they're hoping to have that level of improvement when these celebrities have had multi-hundred thousand dollar facelifts.

Sometimes it's not a full facelift, but they've had eyelid surgery, they've had a brow lift, they've had a slight reduction in their nasal tip, they've had a little bit of lip filler, and all of those things together can read as a facelift if they didn't have like a full facelift, but most of them have had a facelift.

Even like younger.

Yeah.

Late 30s, early 40s, really common.

And the reason that's becoming more common is because it's less of a shift.

It still leaves you in the like, did she, didn't she kind of thing.

Whereas if you have someone like Kris Jenner, who's been very forthcoming about her facelift, she obviously had like a massive visible improvement.

And when you do it when you're younger, it's like, oh, is she just wearing like a super tight ponytail and got a new makeup artist?

Generally, a good facelift will last you depending on your tissue and what was used like 8 to 15 years.

It really kind of depends and need is a bit of a generous word.

But yes, if you have a facelift when you're in your early 40s, there's a good chance that by the time you're in your 60s, you're going to potentially want another one because it doesn't stop you from aging.

It just sort of like resets the clock.

And it's not necessarily linear.

And you know, your aging really does speed up quite a bit as you get older.

But yes, I have patients who got facelifts 30 years ago and they've never done a facelift since, but they still look much more pulled back.

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