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Treat the patient, not the brand. Trust the science, not the marketing. And remember: the surgeon, not the trademark, is accountable for the outcome, the complications, and the long-term results. Thirteen clips. One episode. One conversation the plastic surgery world needed to have. Dr. Rod Rohrich, Dr. Bill Adams, Dr. Steven Teitelbaum, and Dr. Roy De Vita brought it. Thank you for following along. 🙏 In case you missed it, the full Episode 9 of 𝙏𝘽𝙃: 𝘽𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝙄𝙢𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙩𝙨 is live now on The Plastic

The 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel reacts and the conversation is more layered than you might expect. Dr. De Vita thinks the video raises valid points worth considering, especially when it comes to thinking about results not just at six months but over the medium and long term. Dr. Teitelbaum pushes back on three specific premises in the video, from claims about non-board-certified surgeons performing this technique, to implant size limitations, to the criticism of pricing. The question at the center of it all is

Everyone wants to be an expert online, yet so few actually are. 🧼 Scrub Sink guest Dr. Kristy Hamilton and Dr. Rod Rohrich make the case that board-certified plastic surgeons need to show up, be authentic, and respond when something is patently false. Dr. Bill Adams, Dr. Steven Teitelbaum, and Dr. Roy De Vita agree: the lines are blurred, and the surgeons who can speak with authority need to be louder. Watch the full episode and tell us what you think. 💭 🎯 The full Episode 9 of 𝙏𝘽𝙃: 𝘽𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝙄𝙢

Our expert 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel reviews two videos making the case on both sides, including a real patient of Dr. Bill Adams with eight years of follow-up showing exactly what is possible with dual plane implants. The conversation that follows is one of the most honest this panel has had. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum, Dr. Roy De Vita, Dr. Bill Adams, and Dr. Rod Rohrich all agree there are real benefits to going above the muscle for active patients, and the vote reflects it. Four greens. 🟢🟢🟢🟢 Where do you land?

Our expert 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel just voted on a video from @annastevemd on superior implant placement, lighter implants, and whether the results hold up over time and without clothes. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum has two reservations: does superior placement actually stay there, and does it look attractive on the lateral view? His vote? Yellow. 🟡 Dr. Roy De Vita points to the Pat Mallucci 45-55 ratio and says upper pole fullness can be beautiful in a bra, but not always without clothes. His vote? Red. 🔴 Dr. Bill

🧼 Scrub Sink guest Dr. Kristy Hamilton, board-certified plastic surgeon in Houston, makes a point worth noting: board-certified plastic surgeons are the tiny minority of the voice on these topics online. The questions patients are bringing into consultations, including the surge in questions about Preservation Breast Augmentation, are a direct reflection of what they are seeing on social media. That is not just a marketing story. It is a signal worth paying attention to. It is exactly why Dr. B

So how does our expert 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel approach scar therapy? Dr. Steven Teitelbaum walks through his protocol, from silicone strips to silicone ointment depending on the patient. Dr. Rod Rohrich reminds us that scarring is not entirely in the surgeon's hands, genetics and ethnicity play a real role, which is why preventing and treating early matters. Dr. Bill Adams makes a point that stands out: what he appreciates about Skinuva is that they built the science first before selling the product. Backed

Dr. Roy De Vita is direct: marketing is not a bad word until it starts implying that everything else is unsafe. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum sees it differently, acknowledging that real science exists but that the marketing has gone too far. Dr. Bill Adams points to something he witnessed firsthand at a breast meeting in Rome, the level of criticism and frustration from surgeons around the world over the claims being made was palpable. Dr. Teitelbaum is candid: what annoys him about a lot of the Prese

Is it all about the kit? 🧰 The kit costs roughly the price of an implant, which means every time it is used it essentially doubles the revenue going back to the manufacturer. 💰 That fact is on the table, and our 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel addresses it directly. Does it change the clinical argument? That depends on who you ask. This clip gets to the heart of one of the biggest debates in breast augmentation right now. Tried and true experience vs. new and evolving technique. Both sides have their case and Dr. S

Our expert 𝙏𝘽𝙃: 𝘽𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝙄𝙢𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙩𝙨 panel is here to give it to you straight. 🧼 Scrub Sink guest Dr. Kristy Hamilton, board-certified plastic surgeon in Houston, kicks things off with the idea of speaking in absolutes. Any surgeon claiming one technique is all good or all bad for every patient is worth a second look. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum's red flags: surgeons who only post early results, and practices that rely heavily on out-of-town patients who have never heard the local scuttlebutt. Dr. Roy De

It is one of the most uncomfortable questions in the specialty right now, and the 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel is addressing it head on. When competing bodies of science clash, the conversation gets complicated fast. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum, Dr. Bill Adams, Dr. Roy De Vita, and Dr. Rod Rohrich do not shy away from any of it. The data, the conflicts, and the clinical reality are all on the table. 🚨 This is one of the most honest conversations in plastic surgery right now. Whether you are a surgeon or a patient, we

Our expert 𝙏𝘽𝙃 panel is asking the hard questions about Preservation Breast Augmentation. Dr. Steven Teitelbaum, who was in the first training group for Preservé, made a commitment to himself not to market it until he had a full year of follow-up data. Dr. Bill Adams questions whether the recovery difference patients are experiencing is real or whether it is the result of something that has never happened before in plastic surgery: a breast implant company driving the narrative. Two perspectiv