Bethany Frankel recently made headlines after cutting herself with an at home cupping device she bought online. As board certified plastic surgeons, we're discussing what beauty treatments are actually safe to do at home and which ones you should never attempt without professional supervision.

From DIY lasers and chemical peels to home Botox kits sold on Amazon, we're seeing people buy invasive treatments on social media that can cause serious harm.

We also cover what IS safe for home use and how often you actually need professional treatments. Understanding these boundaries helps you maintain your skin health safely without unnecessary risk.

What you'll learn:

• The dangers of suction-based treatments can cause broken capillaries.
• Red flags when buying beauty devices online.
• Why unregulated products from Amazon or social media are dangerous.
• What home treatments ARE actually safe.
• How often you actually need professional treatments (seasonally is enough).
• Why individualized assessment matters for your skin.

Your skin health matters, and it's not worth risking injury to save money on treatments that should be done by professionals.

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Dr. Smita Ramanadham

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