n this episode, Danielle sits down with Dr. Cheryl Lee Eberting, a board-certified, NIH-trained dermatologist who practices what she calls root-cause dermatology. Instead of just treating symptoms, she looks at the whole person, from nutrition to skin barrier biology, to get to the source of conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea.

They get into what root-cause dermatology actually is, why so many skin issues start on the inside, and why when it comes to your skincare routine, less really is more. Cheryl explains how to strengthen your skin barrier before any cosmetic procedure so your results come out better, and she shares how her platform Azova is training non-dermatologists to manage the skin conditions their patients would otherwise wait months to be seen for.

Whether you are a patient trying to understand your skin or a provider who wants to go deeper than injectables, this one is packed with practical, eye-opening advice.

Find Dr. Cheryl Lee Eberting:
Skincare, CLMD / TrueLipids / TrueCider: cherylleemd.com
Instagram: instagram.com/cherlleemd
Personal Instagram: instagram.com/cheryllee.eberting
Facebook: facebook.com/Cherylleemd
Pinterest: pinterest.com/cherylleemd
YouTube: youtube.com/@cherylleemd
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/cheryl-lee-md-sensitive-skin-care

Azova virtual dermatology: azova.com/dermatology
ExpertDerm dermatology fellowship: azova.com/fellowship/dermatology
Azova Instagram: instagram.com/azova_health

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In this episode, Danielle sits down with Lilly, a dermatology PA-C, to break down facial balancing: what it actually is, who needs it, and what it costs. Lilly explains how treating the whole face in harmony beats chasing one area, why filler in your temples can lift your nasolabial folds, and how she keeps results natural instead of overfilled.

They get into Sculptra (Lilly's favorite, the "fertilizer for your face"), the subcision technique that can build a jawline your body keeps making collagen for, how to spot migrated lip filler, and why she's cautious about the PRF and PRP hype. Lilly also shares the real number: facial balancing done minimally runs about $2,000 to $4,000 for three to four syringes.

Whether you are considering your first treatment or you have been injected for years, this one is full of straight answers from someone doing it every day.

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Welcome to the Get Clear Beauty Podcast. I'm Danielle Fewings, founder of Get Clear Beauty, the price transparency marketplace for aesthetic treatments. Each episode, I sit down with an aesthetic provider and ask the questions patients most want answered about one treatment: what it does, what to expect, and what it actually costs. New episodes every Wednesday. Follow now so you don't miss the first one.

Be sure to follow @getclearbeauty on Instagram and TikTok to learn more about your favorite aesthetic treatments! You can also find a provider near you at www.getclearbeauty.com.