Dylan Gemelli

And that's one of the things that I absolutely love is that she cares genuinely about how her patients feel afterwards.

And so we're going to get into all of that and I'm going to drain her for information today.

So my friends, welcome Dr. Susan Chobanian.

Well, I was very happy to discuss this.

As I said, you came extremely highly recommended and I knew right after I talked to you,

That this was going to be exactly what I was hoping for.

And I made mention of several things there.

And one of those was your approach.

And that's what really got me excited about this interview.

So I want to get into that.

But first, I do want to discuss or kind of talk about, you know, what your main goal was for patients.

Has it always been this way or how have things changed for you?

You know, and I can attest to this because I've been around it for so long and saw it in the industries that I've been in.

And I've had a lot of personal struggles myself with the way I view myself because I've always been put out in front of people, heavily criticized, and just the way I looked at myself has

And one of the stereotypes is when someone goes in to get plastic surgery or some kind of work done is people like to make their little comments and digs, but they generally think of those people as vain.

And I disagree.

I think there are some that certainly are, but I think there's some that are just lacking confidence and they're just unhappy because of that.

either being made fun of or just they're just born that way where they just lack that kind of confidence, that self-confidence.

And I think that sometimes it gives them that.

And I think you probably see that more than anyone because of the people you're around.