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EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 11 MIN

A Transformative Legacy: Dr. Jean Carruthers on Neuromodulators and Patient Care

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IMCAS Exclusive Interview, recorded during IMCAS World Congress 2026."You can actually restore somebody's life to them. "What can one of the pioneers of neuromodulators teach us about the evolution of aesthetic medicine today? Join us for a conversation with Dr. Jean Carruthers, oculoplastic surgeon and key figure in the development of neurotoxin use in aesthetics, as she shares the insights practitioners continue to learn from. Together, we explore her approach to patient care, the clinical considerations surrounding neuromodulators, and how the field has transformed over time.Dr. Carruthers reflects on the role physicians play in shaping patient outcomes beyond the technical aspects of treatment, and the importance of maintaining a thoughtful, individualized approach. Listen as she discusses the realities of clinical practice, the lessons gained through decades of experience, and the perspectives that continue to influence aesthetic medicine today. Whether you’re a clinician or simply curious about the origins of neuromodulators, this conversation offers valuable insight and practical guidance.

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