Hollywood's Best Kept Secret Behind the Most Natural Faces: Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Few

What if the secret to great plastic surgery… is knowing when not to do it? In this episode, Danielle chats with world-renowned holistic plastic surgeon Dr. Julius Few, whose philosophy LESS IS MORE has quietly shaped some of the most famous (and untraceably beautiful) faces in Hollywood. With over 30 years of experience, groundbreaking surgical innovations, and a skincare line backed by clinical trials, Dr. Few isn't just changing faces, he's changing the conversation. From his pioneering "85% Rule" to his thoughts on "GLP-1 face," Botox addiction, and the illusion of perfection, Dr. Few shares the questions he asks before ever picking up a scalpel and why the most powerful tool in his office might be the word NO. This episode goes way beyond aesthetics; into identity, restraint, aging, and what it really means to enhance your natural beauty. Dr. Few shares: Why the best plastic surgery is invisible The difference between looking "done" and looking refreshed What not to do if you want to age gracefully Why filler might be aging you faster and what to do instead His unexpected take on facelifts (and how they've changed) and when is the best time to get one. Why he turns away patients weekly + how they often come back to thank him The truth about "distortion vortex" and the addictive cycle of overdoing it The most underrated skincare step and the one product he swears by The procedure he invented that changed eye surgery forever What GLP-1s are doing to your skin and the skincare he created to help And why he believes imperfection is the point Follow Dr. Few on Instagram @Dr.Few Book recommendation: Essentialism by Greg McKeown. Explore his skincare line + learn more about his work: www.fewinstitute.com Andrea is a Career Transition Coach dedicated to helping high-achieving women cultivate healthy, fulfilling relationships with their careers. Check out her free guide Reclaim Your Next Chapter + get in touch with her on her Website! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.