Bone & Beauty Ep. 6: Form & Function — Who Decides What's Medically Necessary?
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Bone & Beauty Ep. 6: Form & Function — Who Decides What's Medically Necessary?
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Where does cosmetic surgery end and medically necessary surgery begin?
In Episode 6 of Bone & Beauty, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Marie Gdalevitch and plastic surgeon Dr. Perry Gdalevitch explore one of medicine's biggest gray zones: the relationship between form and function.
From rhinoplasty and breast surgery to bunions, limb length discrepancy, bow legs, and cosmetic limb lengthening, they discuss why appearance and function are often inseparable—and how healthcare systems decide which procedures deserve coverage.
The conversation also explores how beauty standards can sometimes improve function... and when they may actually compromise it.
In this episode:
• Rhinoplasty and breathing
• Breast reduction and back pain
• Bunions and foot biomechanics
• Limb length discrepancy
• Bow legs and knock knees
• Cosmetic limb lengthening
• Healthcare policy and what gets covered
• The overlap between aesthetics and function
Bone & Beauty is hosted by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Marie Gdalevitch and plastic surgeon Dr. Perry Gdalevitch, exploring the intersection of medicine, surgery, innovation, and the human experience.