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

Their jawlines are much sharper.

Their neck is much more refined than my patients who are the same age that never had that surgery done.

I feel like a facelift is very casually talked about, but it's a really big deal.

I mean, you, one, are put under general anesthesia.

So you always have to think about the risks of being under general anesthesia.

You're cutting near facial nerves, vasculature.

I mean, it's very common to have prolonged numbness on the sides of your face and on your forehead for years after a facelift.

So I don't say that to make people scared of them, but just to understand that there's true risk.

It's deep surgery.

And I would say most surgeons will quote you at about like three weeks of recovery to become restaurant ready.

But that doesn't mean you feel fully recovered at that point.

You just might be able to go out and hide your scars and feel like you can reenter society successfully.

a solid resurfacing procedure to remove discoloration and even out the skin tone.

So depending on how much discoloration someone has, that can be something like IPL or intense pulse light, also marketed as BBL or broadband light or a fraxel laser to kind of do that.

And how many times you need to do this or with what regularity really depends on how much cumulative damage you have at that point and what your goals are.

Your skin essentially has memory.

So the damage, the DNA damage that you incurred when you were younger still sits in sort of the basal layer or the deep layers of your skin.

That damage can continue to replicate and resurface over time.

It's somewhat of a temporary thing, but it's not completely temporary.

Like if someone does a series of IPL treatments, if you look at them in five years versus you look at their face if they had never done anything, it's still significantly better.

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