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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2025 · 46 MIN

The Real Truth About Facelifts, Fillers, and Botox in Your 40s

from Scrubs to Stilettos · host Dr. Tiffany Moon & Dr. Nicole Martin

Is a facelift in your 40s the new trend, or is it a beauty myth waiting to be busted? In this episode, we sit down with renowned facial plastic surgeon Dr. Kay Durairaj to get the lowdown on facelifts, fillers, and Botox, and whether you really need to start these procedures in your 30s and 40s.  Dr. Kay, a double-board-certified facial plastic surgeon, explains why facelifts done too early might not be the magic solution they’re cracked up to be. She also shares her expert thoughts on Botox, collagen stimulators, and how to achieve long-lasting, natural results.  If you’ve been wondering about the safest beauty enhancements and the right time to start, this one is for you! In this Episode: Why facelifts in your 40s might not be the right approach The best age to get a facelift  How collagen stimulators can enhance your skin’s natural glow Why Botox can be a game-changer if you start early The truth about under-eye fillers and what works best for aging skin Latest skin rejuvenation treatments, including microneedling and nucleotides Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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