Plastic surgeon Dr. Chris Lee and Jenna trade stories about trying pole dancing, then share candid takes on trustworthy product reviews, unregulated wellness drugs, cosmetic surgery trends, drains, and listener questions. Their conversation pairs humor with practical context on safety, evidence, and setting realistic expectations before pursuing procedures or treatments. keywords plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery, wellness peptides, GLP-1, product reviews, breast implants, cool sculpting, liposuction, pole dancing key topics Jenna shares her first pole dancing class; Chris recounts teaching himself pole tricks and winning a resort competition in the Dominican Republic. Chris explains why glowing online product reviews can be hard to trust and argues reviewers should disclose sponsorships and other biases. The hosts discuss illegal prescribing allegations involving a North Carolina wellness business and the risks of buying unapproved or misrepresented drugs. Chris distinguishes FDA approval and human clinical evidence from limited early-stage research, stressing that patients should understand what they take and its risks. They review reported 2024-2025 increases in cosmetic procedures, including a 7% overall rise and growth in facelifts, brow lifts, arm lifts, and neck lifts. The conversation covers procedure nicknames, patient expectations, surgical risk, and why clinicians should be candid when a requested procedure may not help. Chris explains why he generally avoids surgical drains, describing quilting sutures to close dead space and citing studies discussed in the episode. The hosts assess a listener's CoolSculpting concerns, including weight loss, loose skin, liposuction, and the possibility of paradoxical adipose hyperplasia. Chris discusses breast implant revision after prior complications, including capsular contracture, implant size, and newer implant options. takeaways “Any reviewer should have to list their biases and the good ones do.” “I need pictures, I need videos.” “People just need to like take a moment because there's so many frauds.” “Anytime anyone is taking peptides, they need to understand what the risks are.” “We don't have a great idea of what's happening with some of these peptides long term.” “If I can't see the problem, right, I say there's nothing that I can do.” “Bad things can happen. And you always have to be aware of those things.” “Anytime I can avoid drains, I'm avoiding drains.” “My first choice is always gonna be the patient's own fat.” “Losing weight without losing muscle is another thing.” action items Before choosing an online review, look for disclosure of sponsorships and other potential biases. Before using peptides or other wellness drugs, verify what the product contains and discuss evidence and risks with a qualified clinician. For weight-loss treatment, discuss ways to preserve muscle, including a weight-lifting regimen. If considering surgery after a prior complication, discuss the history, options, and risks directly with a plastic surgeon. guest name Dr. Chris Lee and Jenna sound bites "I don't want the fluff." "Everyone hates drains." "We talk honestly." Chapters 00:00 Jenna’s first pole dancing class and Chris’s pole-story credentials 06:16 Why glowing product reviews are frustrating 12:26 Illegal weight-loss drug prescribing and unregulated wellness products 18:19 Peptide risks, evidence, and what FDA approval signals 22:07 Which cosmetic procedures are on the rise 26:30 Surgical risks and the marketing names patients hear 29:43 A drain-removal clip sparks a case for avoiding drains 33:58 Fleur-de-lis surgery and wound-healing tradeoffs 36:28 Future regrets, filler trends, and cadaveric fat 42:44 Listener Q&A: CoolSculpting, weight loss, and possible PAH 47:32 Listener Q&A: breast implants after prior complications 51:34 What the show promises: honest plastic surgery conversations