Lip filler has been responsible for some of the biggest aesthetic failures in cosmetic medicine. That is the bold claim that kicks off this episode, and both hosts agree it is true.

Board-certified plastic surgeons Dr. Sam Jejurikar (Dallas) and Dr. Sal Pacella (San Diego) dive into the most visible topic in plastic surgery: the lips. They trace the evolution of lip aesthetics from the thin lips of old Hollywood through the J.Lo gloss era to the overfilled Kylie Jenner years, and explain why the pendulum has finally swung back toward natural results.

Along the way they cover the permanent scarring that years of filler can leave behind, the silicone lip implant disaster that should have never happened, who is (and is not) a good candidate for a lip lift or corner lift, why fat grafting to the lips so often disappoints, and Dr. Pacella's preferred technique of using the patient's own SMAS tissue during a deep plane facelift for longer-lasting augmentation.

For anyone considering their first syringe of filler, the advice is simple: less is more. And for patients with years of built-up, scarred filler, the hosts walk through the "lip rehab" approach of dissolving old product over multiple sessions before starting fresh.

Plus, a cautionary tale about Botox around the mouth that involves one of the hosts, a missing front tooth, and nine months of talking funny.

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