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2 days ago

What Hair Loss Patients Should Know Before, During, and After Hair Restoration with Dr. Leena Ramani

Dr. Leena Ramani, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained hair restoration surgeon and the founder of Palm Beach Skin & Hair Restoration in Jupiter, Florida joins eHealth Radio and the Dermatology, Hair Health and Health News Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Olivia MaDan discuss the following: What are the two types of hair transplant procedures? How do you determine patients are candidates for surgical procedures like FUE or FUT hair restoration procedures, including ensuring they are medically and emotionally ready? How do you prepare and educate patients to give the transplanted grafts the best possible chance of thriving long term? What does recovery from a hair transplant actually look like, and how do you help patients understand the timeline to visible results so that they maintain confidence in the process? What are the most common misconceptions patients carry into their first hair restoration consultation? As a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained hair restoration surgeon and the founder of Palm Beach Skin & Hair Restoration in Jupiter, Florida, Dr. Leena Ramani has built her practice on a belief that most patients never hear from their doctors: that hair loss is not just a cosmetic concern. For the people who experience it, hair loss can quietly reshape the way they carry themselves, the way they feel in a room, and the relationship they have with their own reflection. In this episode, she walks us through her comprehensive approach to hair restoration, including the causes of hair loss, medical therapies, surgical procedures, and regenerative treatments she uses to help them reclaim what they have lost and protect what remains. Dr. Ramani will also address what patients most need to understand before starting any hair restoration journey, including why an accurate diagnosis matters more than any single treatment, how she tailors surgical plans for men and women with different patterns, presentations, and goals, and what separates a result that looks natural from one that looks obvious. A South Florida native shaped by a childhood steeped in fine art, classical music, and medicine, she approaches every case with an unusual combination of clinical rigor and artistic sensibility – one that allows her to restore not just density, but proportion, balance, and confidence. Whether you are noticing early thinning and wondering what your options are, or you have been navigating hair loss for years and are finally ready to take action, this episode offers an honest, thorough, and genuinely encouraging look at what modern hair restoration can achieve and how Dr. Ramani partners with every patient to make the journey feel as seamless as the results. Website: palmbeachskinhair.com Procedure Discussed Link: palmbeachskinhair.com/hair-restoration Social Media Link: Instagram: @palmbeachskinhair Contact information: Dr. Leena Ramani 240 W Indiantown Rd Ste 107 Jupiter, FL 33458 Phone: (561) 486-8400 People also listened to this: Lighter, Freer, More Like You: Breast Reduction with Dr. Stephanie Teotia
5 days ago

Lighter, Freer, More Like You: Breast Reduction with Dr. Stephanie Teotia

Dr. Stephanie Teotia, a board-certified female plastic surgeon and the founder of her namesake practice in Flower Mound, Texas, serving patients across the greater Dallas–Fort Worth area again joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel. Known for her natural-looking results, compassionate patient-first approach, and all-female team, she has helped countless women find relief from chronic discomfort, physical limitations, and self-consciousness through breast reduction surgery, delivering outcomes that are as life-changing as they are beautiful. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Stephanie Teotia discuss the following: What brings women to your door after years of the physical and emotional burden of oversized breasts, and how do you approach that first conversation? Who is an ideal candidate for breast reduction, and what factors do you consider when determining whether a patient is ready to move forward? Can you walk us through what breast reduction surgery involves and what patients can expect on the day of their procedure? How does recovery compare to what most patients expect, and when do they begin to notice the full physical and emotional benefits? What are the most common misconceptions women have about breast reduction, and what do you wish every patient knew before coming in for a consultation? As a board-certified female plastic surgeon and the driving force behind one of the Dallas–Fort Worth area’s most trusted aesthetic practices, Dr. Stephanie Teotia has built her reputation on something that goes well beyond surgical skill: a genuine commitment to partnering with each patient and helping them achieve results that truly change their quality of life. In her approach to breast reduction, she combines advanced surgical technique with a deeply personalized philosophy to help women find relief from the chronic discomfort, physical limitations, and emotional burden that come with disproportionately large breasts. In this episode, she walks us through the most important considerations patients should understand before pursuing the procedure, and how she builds customized treatment plans that address each woman’s unique anatomy, goals, and lifestyle. Dr. Teotia will also tackle the questions she hears most often, including what recovery really looks like, how long results last, and how she approaches scarring to ensure outcomes that feel natural and proportionate. Whether you’ve been living with neck and back pain for years, struggling to stay active, or simply ready to feel more comfortable in your own skin, this episode offers an honest, expert perspective on what breast reduction can realistically achieve and how Dr. Teotia guides every patient from that first conversation to results they’ll love for years to come. Website: drstephanieteotia.com Procedure discussed link: drstephanieteotia.com/breast/breast-reduction Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/SBeidlerMDDallasPlasticSurgery Instagram: instagram.com/stephaniebeidlerteotia X: x.com/StephanieTeotia Youtube: CLICK HERE CONTACT INFORMATION: Dr. Stephanie Teotia 2301 Olympia Dr, Suite 100, Flower Mound, TX 75028 Phone: (214) 823-9652 People also listened to this: How Technology Is Helping People Make Smarter Health Decisions
2 Sept

The Motiva Preservé Technique: How Dr. Olivia MaDan Preserves Natural Tissue During Breast Augmentation

Dr. Olivia MaDan, a board-certified female plastic surgeon and founder of BEYOND Collective in Nashville, Tennessee joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Olivia MaDan discuss the following: What is Motiva Preservé, and how is it different from a traditional breast augmentation? Why does preserving the breast’s anatomy matter? Who is the ideal candidate for Motiva Preserve? What is recovery like compared with traditional breast augmentation? Why are you excited to offer Motiva Preserve at BEYOND? Dr. Olivia MaDan is a board-certified plastic surgeon and founder of BEYOND Collective in Nashville, Tennessee, where she leads an all-female team dedicated to helping patients reclaim their confidence and body positivity. Known for creating a patient experience built on authentic connection, education, and empowerment, Dr. MaDan offers a wide range of breast, body, and facial procedures, with a particular focus on the latest advancements in breast augmentation technique and technology. In this episode, she introduces listeners to the Motiva Preservé technique, a tissue-conscious approach to breast augmentation designed to protect a patient’s natural anatomy while still achieving beautiful, lasting results. Dr. MaDan will explain what sets this technique apart from more traditional implant approaches, how it may influence the recovery process, and why preserving the body’s own tissue and support structures can matter for how results look and feel years down the road. She’ll also share how she determines whether a patient is a good candidate for this approach and what she wishes more women understood about the evolution of implant technique before walking into their first consultation. Whether a patient is considering augmentation for the first time or simply wants to understand her options more fully, this episode offers a clear, approachable look at how thoughtful surgical technique can support both beautiful and enduring results. Website: yournashvilleplasticsurgeon.com Procedure Discussed Link: yournashvilleplasticsurgeon.com/plastic-surgery/motiva-preserve Social Media Link: Instagram: @beyond_nashville Contact information: BEYOND Collective | Dr. Olivia MaDan 1914 Charlotte Ave #101 Nashville, TN 37203 Phone: (615) 327-0303 People also listened to this: The Non-Surgical Facelift with Dr. Doriana Cosgrove
1 Sept

The Non-Surgical Facelift with Dr. Doriana Cosgrove

Dr. Doriana Cosgrove, the Founder of Desert Med Aesthetics in Indian Wells, California, and one of the Coachella Valley’s leading specialists in non-surgical facial rejuvenation joins eHealth Radio and the Beauty and Health News Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Doriana Cosgrove discuss the following: Can you explain what PDO threads are and how they work to lift and tighten the skin? Who is an ideal candidate for PDO threads, and are there patients for whom it may not be the right fit? Which areas of the face respond best to PDO threads, and what kind of results can patients realistically expect? How does the procedure and recovery compare to more invasive options like a facelift? How long do PDO thread results last, and are follow-up treatments needed to maintain them? As the founder of Desert Med Aesthetics and the only provider within a 50-mile radius offering PDO thread treatments, Dr. Doriana Cosgrove has built her reputation on giving patients a real, effective answer to sagging skin that doesn’t involve a surgical solution. Her approach blends technical precision with a genuine, patient-first philosophy. Nowhere is this more evident than in her work with PDO Threads, where she uses a blunt-tip cannula technique and advanced imaging to deliver lifted, tightened results that look natural and last. In this episode, she walks us through everything patients should understand before pursuing treatment, from how threads work to what the experience actually feels like in the chair. Dr. Cosgrove will also address the questions she hears most often, including how PDO Threads compare to a surgical facelift, what the collagen-stimulation process really means for long-term results, and how she builds comprehensive rejuvenation plans for patients who want to go further. Whether you’re just beginning to notice changes in your jawline or you’ve been weighing your options for years, this episode will give you a clear and honest picture of what non-surgical lifting can and can’t do and how Dr. Cosgrove helps each patient decide if it’s right for them. Website: https://www.desertmedaesthetics.com Procedure Discussed Link: desertmedaesthetics.com/cosmetic-services/pdothreads Social Media Link: Instagram: @desertmedaesthetics Contact information: Dr. Doriana Cosgrove 45-200 Club Dr A Indian Wells, CA 92210 Phone: (760) 777-8772 People also listened to this: What Are the Different Approaches to Cosmetic Lower Eyelid Surgery?
29 Aug

What Are the Different Approaches to Cosmetic Lower Eyelid Surgery?

Dr. Jessica Lattman, a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon with over 26 years of experience, known for her surgical precision and compassionate care at her boutique Park Avenue practice in New York City again joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel. She specializes in cosmetic eyelid and facial procedures including upper and lower blepharoplasty, ptosis repair, endoscopic brow lift, and facial fat grafting, with a philosophy rooted in enhancing natural beauty with elegance and care. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Jessica Lattman discuss the following: Many people are told they look tired even when they feel great – what is actually happening structurally under the eyes, and how does lower blepharoplasty address it? You offer both a transconjunctival and an external approach to lower eyelid surgery – how do you decide which technique is right for each patient? As an oculoplastic surgeon, your training is highly specialized – why does that subspecialty matter when it comes to lower eyelid surgery specifically? Lower blepharoplasty is sometimes combined with fat transfer, laser resurfacing, or an upper blepharoplasty. How do you determine what combination will give a patient the most complete and natural result? What are the most common misconceptions patients have about lower eyelid surgery, and what do you wish everyone knew before coming in for their first consultation? As a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon with more than 26 years of experience and a practice built on trust, precision, and genuinely personal care, Dr. Jessica Lattman has earned a reputation as one of New York City’s most sought-after specialists in cosmetic eyelid surgery. Patients travel from across the country and around the world to see her not only because of her surgical results, but because of the experience she provides at every stage of the process. Her approach centers on listening, guiding, and never recommending a procedure unless she truly believes it is in a patient’s best interest. Her philosophy toward lower blepharoplasty requires her deep understanding of eyelid anatomy and her artistic eye for natural proportion to help patients address the puffiness, hollowing, and shadowing that can make the eyes look tired regardless of how rested someone actually feels. In this episode, she walks us through the structural changes that create under-eye bags, how she selects the appropriate approach based on each patient’s anatomy and goals, and why subspecialty training in oculoplastic surgery makes a meaningful difference in both the safety and the outcome of lower eyelid surgery. Dr. Lattman will also address the questions she hears most often, including when lower blepharoplasty should be combined with fat transfer, laser resurfacing, or upper eyelid surgery for a more complete result, what recovery realistically looks like, and how she ensures the outcome looks refreshed and natural rather than overdone. She’ll also speak to the unique collaborative care model she offers, working alongside leading facial plastic surgeons in New York City, when a more comprehensive facial rejuvenation plan is in a patient’s best interest. Whether you’ve been told you look tired for years or you’re simply ready to feel like the outside finally matches how you feel inside, this episode offers an honest, expert perspective on what lower eyelid surgery can achieve and how Dr. Lattman guides every patient toward results that feel like the best version of themselves. Website: drjessicalattman.com Procedure Discussed Links: drjessicalattman.com/cosmetic-procedures/lower-blepharoplasty Social Media Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjessicalattman YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Dr.JessicaLattman People also listened to this: How Technology Is Helping People Make Smarter Health Decisions
28 Aug

How Technology Is Helping People Make Smarter Health Decisions

Jeffrey Sawyer Lee, Co-Founder and CMO of Hume Health, a consumer health technology company using body composition data, longevity science, and GLP-1 innovation to help people better understand and improve their health joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Technology Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Jeffrey Sawyer Lee discuss the following: Hume Health is creating what you describe as a "Health Operating System." Would you mind explaining the meaning of this phrase and how it shifts from traditional views and approaches towards health management, going beyond weight tracking? As the use of GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy has become widespread, Hume Health's focus now is on body composition monitoring rather than weight loss. What does this difference mean, and what are the key metrics for one to follow? One of the company's key values is the idea that data should be used to make healthier choices, not to burden the user with it. What would be three health metrics for every person to monitor on a regular basis? It often happens that people begin their health or fitness journey but can't keep up for long. Having worked with Hume Health, what would you suggest as easy habits that could lead to health improvements? How do you envision the future of consumer health technology? Specifically, what changes can we expect within five years regarding AI and personalized health insights, connected devices? Jeffrey Sawyer Lee is an entrepreneur and growth operator, and co-founder and CMO of Hume Health, a consumer health technology company building at the intersection of longevity science, body composition data and GLP-1 innovation. Prior to Hume Health, Jeff scaled multiple consumer brands from eight to nine figures, including FitTrack which reached $120M in revenue. He is known for building repeatable growth systems across DTC and ecommerce. Website: https://humehealth.com Social Media Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jefflsawyer Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsawyerlee People also listened to this: "Failure to Launch": Why It's a Brain Issue, Not a Character Flaw
22 Aug

"Failure to Launch": Why It's a Brain Issue, Not a Character Flaw

Dr. Jesse Viner, MD, CEO & Chief Medical Officer at Yellowbrick, a national referral center for intensive, comprehensive treatment of troubled emerging adults joins eHealth Radio and the Brain Health and Health News Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Jesse Viner discuss the following: Explain what's is happening in the brain during emerging adulthood that makes the developmental window so fragile, and explain what "failure to launch" means? When a family is convinced their 20-something is just "unmotivated" or "lazy," what's the first thing you look for clinically that they've likely missed? What do well-meaning parents get wrong when they respond to this pattern with ultimatums, tough love, or discipline — and what happens to a young person's development when that approach backfires? For a parent listening right now who's been treating this as a motivation problem for years, what's one shift in mindset or first step you'd recommend before things get worse? Jesse Viner, MD, CEO & Chief Medical Officer at Yellowbrick Following his education at Yale, The Chicago Medical School, Northwestern University Medical School Psychiatry Residency and The Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, Dr. Viner has over four decades of experience applying the clinical and research knowledge of neuroscience, psychiatry and psychoanalysis to the challenge of creating meaningful and pragmatically effective treatment programs. Since 2005, Dr. Viner has been the Founder, CEO and Chief Medical Officer at Yellowbrick, a national referral center for intensive, comprehensive treatment of troubled emerging adults. He is also CEO and Chief Medical Officer of Synchrony Brain Health, a neuroscience-oriented outpatient psychiatric practice. Dr. Viner previously has served as the Medical Director for Inpatient Services at Northwestern Memorial Hospital/Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine, Four Winds Chicago Hospital and University Behavioral Health, an outpatient group practice. Dr. Viner has served on the faculties of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and Rosalind Franklin University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School. He is a Training & Supervising Analyst and Secretary of the Board of Trustees at The Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and Chair of the Ethics Committee at both the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and the American Psychoanalytic Association. Dr. Viner has been Board Certified in Psychiatry & Neurology and Forensic Psychiatry and is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. He is the recipient of the Illinois Psychiatric Society 2016 Award for Excellence & Innovation in Clinical Services. Dr. Viner is parent to 4 daughters and 2 sons, and Saba to eight grandchildren. Website: https://yellowbrickprogram.com People also listened to this: Burnout Doesn't Clock Out—Why the World's Most Cited Definition Is Wrong
20 Aug

Burnout Doesn't Clock Out—Why the World's Most Cited Definition Is Wrong

Sarah Oelschig who is a human resources leader, certified professional coach, and author of her new book Unburned: A Slightly Messy, Mostly Honest Guide to Life After Burnout joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Stress Management Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Sarah Oelschig discuss the following: What is "Unburned," and what inspired you to write it? How do you know if you’re burned out versus just stressed or tired? Why do so many high-performing people end up burned out, even when they’re doing everything “right”? You talk about “finding your way back to yourself." What does that actually look like in real life? How does burnout impact your sense of identity, not just your energy? Was there a turning point in your own recovery? What’s one small step someone can take if they feel completely overwhelmed right now? If someone feels deeply burned out, what would you want them to hear first? Sarah Oelschig is a human resources leader, certified professional coach, and trained counselor whose career has centered on helping people navigate workplace exhaustion, transitions, and the inner critic. She holds an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco and a Professional Coaching for Life and Work Certificate from UC Davis. Her new book is Unburned: A Slightly Messy, Mostly Honest Guide to Life After Burnout. Website: sarahoelschigcoaching.com Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/swoicicki Instagram: instagram.com/unb.urned Substack: sarahoelschig.substack.com Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/sarahwoicicki People also listened to this: Josh York on Discipline, Cold Plunges, and Building GYMGUYZ

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