Plastic Surgery Myths, Medical Tourism & Breast Implants | With Dr. Liz Malphrus
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Can you trust a plastic surgeon who isn't attractive? Is it safe to travel abroad for cosmetic surgery? Should your surgeon say "no" if your expectations aren't realistic?
This week on Social Rounds, Frances Mei Hardin, MD and Tony Chin-Quee are joined by newly graduated plastic surgeon Dr. Liz Malphrus for an honest (and hilarious) conversation about the biggest myths surrounding plastic surgery.
Together they discuss:
- Should plastic surgeons "look the part"?
- Why good surgeons sometimes refuse to operate
- The truth about breast implants and cosmetic surgery
- Medical tourism: Brazil, Turkey, Mexico, and the real risks
- How to choose the right plastic surgeon
- Why cheap cosmetic surgery can become very expensive
- Plastic surgery ethics, patient expectations, and body image
Whether you're considering cosmetic surgery, curious about plastic surgery, or simply enjoy candid conversations about medicine and culture, this episode pulls back the curtain on one of healthcare's most misunderstood specialties.
Hosted by:
Tony Chin-Quee: @wheyouat
Frances Mei Hardin: @francesmeimd
Guest: Dr. Liz Malphrus
Connect with Liz: @dr.malphrus
Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective