Beauty is a Bitch Lauren Dimet Waters

Want to be the best version of you as you age? I think we all do, but we have been masking aging for centuries. Thankfully, with the advancement of science and technology our understanding of aging is changing and evolving. If you want to learn how to have to a hand in your own aging process and learn how to reverse aging and repair the damage we have done, you are going to want to listen to this episode.



Guest, Dr. Julie Russak, is a board-certified dermatologist who is focused on regenerative aging. Dr. Russak's Wellness Program and integrative approach benefits women particularly in menopause. Unlike most dermatologists who focus on the external (skin), she goes within recognizing that aging picks up speed in menopause and that internal metabolic stress reflects on your skin.



Join Lauren and Dr. Russak as they examine: what Regenerative Aesthetics is and why she feels it's the future of dermatology; why this approach is more beneficial for those over 40; what "intentional aging" is and how it ties into regenerative aesthetics; what is the process of intercellular aging and what it means; how holistic nutrition plays into better aging; how to have the ability to rest your cells to a more youthful state through nutrition; why nutrition is even more important in perimenopause and menopause and so much more.



Show Notes



Dr. Russak website: russakplus.com



Dr. Russak's Anti-Aging Wellness Program: Russak Anti Aging Wellness Program



Instagram: @russakderm



LinkedIn: linkin.bio/russakderm



 



 

If you want to recapture that fresh-faced youthful, radiant glow, love just may be the drug you're looking for. Yes, popular skincare ingredients like Bakuchiol, squalane, green tea, vitamin C, etc. are helping aging skin, but board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Nicole Hayre is taking a different approach. She uncovered a new patent-pending ingredient that she believes is going to be a game-changer in the skincare industry!



She discovered that high levels of oxytocin (aka the “love hormone”) in the body, has positive effects on the skin at the cellular level, resulting in glowing, youthful healthy skin. She found that the higher the oxytocin level was in someone's skin, the better they looked for their age. This discovery was so revolutionary that she was asked to speak at the United Nations on her findings. Now she has a range of skincare products called Cutocin which are formulated with a patent-pending ingredient that mimics the effects on of oxytocin in the skin resulting in a healthier, younger-looking appearance.



Join Lauren and Dr. Hayre as they discuss: Dr. Hayre's background in skincare; what led her to research the effect oxytocin has on the skin; her findings through this research; how to increase our oxytocin levels even if we are not "in love"; her discovery of the patent-pending Sheperd's Purse and how she integrated it into her skincare line Cutocin; what it was like creating a skincare line; what's next for her brand; the skincare concerns that she is seeing most from her patients; and what services they are asking for most.

Show Notes

Dr. Nicole Hayre website: https://cosmetic-dermatology-center.com



Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drnicolehayre



Cutocin Skincare: https://cutocin.com/



 



 



 

Yes, aging is a fact of life, yet, for most women there is still a negative stigma associated with getting older. What can we all do to help change the conversation and learn to celebrate this time in our lives? The short answer is taking care our ourselves! It all boils down to cutting through the messaging which has been confusing at best and putting ourselves first. That begins with advocating for our own health so we can age smart and age well.



Beth Battaglino, RN is a women's health expert and the CEO of HealthyWomen which connects and empowers millions of women in midlife across the country. They are the nation's leading nonprofit educating and empowering women to make decisions about their health care.



Join Lauren and Beth as they have a refreshing conversation about: how we can age differently (and better) than our parents; ways in which osteoporosis is preventable; other preventable health issues for women; how to prepare and talk to your healthcare provider; where to find the resources you need to take control of your midlife health; the possible ramifications of not taking your health seriously; and how to truly celebrate this wonderful chapter of your life. This is a conversation you will NOT want to miss.

Show Notes

HealthyWomen: https://www.healthywomen.org



Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthywomenorg



 

Women in midlife are burned out like never before. Mix being the sandwich generation (the meat between children and aging parents), menopause, slowly coming out of a pandemic, the economy, etc., mixed with generally not putting ourselves first and it's a recipe for total and complete burnout. Something has to give. But what?



Dr. Haley Perlus knows what it takes to overcome barriers and achieve peak performance. She was an elite alpine ski racer who went on to get her PhD in sports psychology. Now she works with individuals and teams to mange and expand their energy capacity while increasing resilience, focus and drive. She is a highly sought-after keynote speaker, professor, author and consultant. She is also a midlife woman who knows a lot about the subject of midlife burnout.



Please join Lauren and Dr. Perlus as they talk about: what burnout is (and isn't); why women seem extra burned out these days; the difference between burnout and depression; signs we are in burnout mode; what we can do to avoid burnout; what can happen if we ignore the warning signs and continue to burn the candle at both ends; if burnout is more prevalent in certain stages of life; what factors may increase midlife burnout; and if we burnout more easily as we age. It's a fascinating and illuminating discussion.

Show Notes

Website: drhaleyperlus.com



Twitter: twitter.com/sportpsychology



YouTube: Dr. Haley Perlus



 



 

If you spend any time on TikTok or the interwebs you might have noticed a lot of talk about "skin cycling." It seems to be the hot skincare trend, but what is it? Essentially it means rather than applying the same products to your skin every day, you apply them with "rest days" so that your skin can repair itself after using certain active ingredients (like retinol). This process can help prevent irritation and inflammation. Confused? In this episode Madhavi Gavini breaks it down.



Madhavi Gavini is the founder and CEO of Droplette (a device that transforms skincare ingredients capsules into a powerful micro-mist, allowing for the delivery of skincare deep within the skin). A mathematician by training she holds degrees form MIT & Johns Hopkins. Her background is more scientific but she found herself discovering some breakthrough skincare technologies and is now an expert in the field.



Join Lauren and Madhavi as they discuss: how she came to be working in skincare devices, why so many skincare products don't actually work, what skin cycling is, how skin cycling works, the benefits of skin cycling for aging skin, what happens to the skin if you don't skin cycle, how skin cycling fits in with in-office procedures, how to start skin cycling, how to fit skin cycling into your existing routine, and so much more!



By the end of the episode you will not only understand skin cycling but you will be armed and ready to try it!

Show Notes

Droplette: https://droplette.io



Instagram: instagram.com/dropletteinc



Read: What Is ‘Skin Cycling,’ and Should You Try It?



 



 

Yes, women are finally talking about perimenopause and menopause but with so much information (and misinformation) coming from every direction these days, it's hard to decipher the truth from fiction. And social media only adds to the confusion. Dr. Kelly Casperson has become a trusted source on the subject.



Dr. Casperson is a urologic surgeon, author, sex educator and podcaster whose mission is empowering women to live their best lives. Yes she's a sex educator but she is also extremely knowledgeable and vocal about the topic of menopause. She's an engaging and humorous storyteller which makes her all the more approachable and relatable...like talking to a super smart girlfriend. Her podcast "You Are Not Broken" consistently ranks in the top 10 in the Apple "sexuality" category.



Join Lauren and Dr. Casperson for a lively discussion about: why there is so much confusion around the topics of perimenopause and menopause; what's actually happening to our bodies when we go through menopause; Dr. Casperson's thoughts on bioidentical vs. HRT when it comes to treatments; the real story about the link of HRT to breast cancer (hint: it has been debunked); when is the optimal time to start hormone replacement therapy and when it's too late; other benefits of estrogen; is testosterone right for you; Dr. Casperson's belief that the term "all-natural" is a weapon used against women to keep us in our place; the NYTimes article that has the experts cheering; and so much more.

Show Notes

Dr. Kelly Casperson kellycaspersonmd.com



Podcast: You Are Not Broken



Book: You Are Not Broken: Stop "Should-ing" All Over Your Sex Life



Instagram: instagram.com/kellycaspersonmd



NYTimes Women Have Benn Mislead About Menopause



Book mentioned by Dr. Casperson: Estrogen Matters: Why Taking Hormones in Menopause Can Improve Women's Well-Being and Lengthen Their Lives -- Without Raising the Risk of Breast Cancer



Podcast Dr. Casperson recommends: Health By Heather Hirsch