The Holistic Plastic Surgeon: Devices, Ozempic Face, and What Your Habits Do to Aging Skin
Dr. Mary Claire Haver, MD — The Holistic Plastic Surgeon: Devices, Ozempic Face, and What Your Habits Do to Aging Skin
Channel: Dr. Mary Claire Haver, MD · Our label: OB/GYN — menopause educator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=iSuXWtY6n1g
What this video covers
What about a woman who has spent thousands on non-surgical procedures? I mean, and you’re like, “No, it’s time.” You know, chasing a result. Okay, so one thing that we cannot treat non-surgically is really just excess loose skin, okay? And the problem with cutting it out is it creates lengthy scars.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- Red light therapy has been shown in studies after Typically, the studies I’ve seen » The idea is red light therapy is energy.
- That means looking at your metabolic health, bone density, cardiovascular risk, and cognitive function.
- Women in all 50 states can access this care, covered by insurance, with clinicians trained in the latest menopause and longevity science.
- No matter what somebody tells you of like, “I’m great at scars.” Your scars will heal based off of how your body heals those scars, not what a surgeon does.
- Although, you know, there are interesting studies that show that the younger you look, the healthier you are and the longer that you live in general.
- So, uh eating good healthy sources of fat, so cold water fish, uh nuts and seeds, you know, all that’s great to try to get those healthy fats, avocados, olive oil.
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