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The Dr. Randi Show
Hosted by Dr. Randi Boyette · EN
The Dr. Randi Show explores the future of medicine, innovation, and real-world impact, from longevity science to business strategy, clinical breakthroughs to cultural shifts. Hosted by Dr. Randi Boyette, each episode features bold, unfiltered conversations with doctors, founders, scientists, and entrepreneurs who are changing the way we think about health, and how it’s delivered. Aesthetics, beauty, and patient experience are part of the story, but so are data, disruption, and the hard truths no one else is talking about.
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Inside the Beauty Reset Happening Right Now | Dr. Paul Nassif
2w ago00:34:10Tap to summarizeIs the “Instagram Face” era officially over? The aesthetic industry is changing, and one of the world’s most recognized facial plastic surgeons says patients are no longer chasing the same look.In this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi sits down with Dr. Paul Nassif for an unfiltered conversation about the dramatic shift happening across aesthetics as patients move away from overfilled features, extreme transformations, and “Instagram face” in favor of healthier skin, refined results, and a more natural approach to aging.Dr. Nassif shares what he’s seeing inside the operating room, during consultations, and across patient behavior, including the growing demand for subtle rejuvenation, preventative aesthetics, and procedures that help patients look refreshed instead of altered.🔵 What surgeons are now discovering about filler migration during facelift procedures🔵 Why patients are asking to look like themselves again instead of filtered versions online🔵 The rise of “prejuvenation” and younger patients starting treatments earlier🔵 The psychological impact of AI filters, social media, and beauty standards🔵 Snatched necks, fat grafting, brow lifts, and the future of modern facelifts🔵 Dr. Nassif’s new peptide face and eye masks and the inspiration behind the launchOne of the most honest conversations yet about where aesthetics is going next and how the definition of beauty is evolving in real time.Visit NassifMD Skincare to learn more about Dr. Nassif's new product launches.Sponsored by NewBeauty---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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Obagi Injectables: Inside the Brand’s Most Talked-About Move
3w ago00:28:47Tap to summarizeObagi’s expansion into injectables is one of the biggest moves in aesthetics right now.For decades, Obagi has been one of the most recognizable names in medical-grade skincare. Now, the company is making a major expansion into injectables, and the industry is paying attention.In this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi sits down with Drew Fine of Obagi Medical for a conversation about the brand’s entry into HA fillers, the changing face of aesthetics, and why patients are demanding a dramatically different approach to aging than they were even a few years ago.This conversation goes beyond products. It’s about where the industry is headed next.Inside the episode:• Why the era of overfilled faces is losing momentum• Why skin quality has become the new luxury in aesthetics• The real reason brands are racing toward longevity and regenerative beauty• Why “undetectable” injectables are becoming the goal• The skincare categories suddenly exploding in growth, including scalp health, lashes, brows, and NAD+ innovation• Why the future of aesthetics may belong to brands that can connect skincare, injectables, wellness, and aging togetherDrew also shares why Obagi believes this expansion marks the beginning of a much larger evolution for the brand and the industry overall.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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The Real Housewives of Miami’s Larsa Pippen on Facelifts, Filler Fatigue, and the New Face of Beauty
4w ago00:42:51Tap to summarizeOn this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, we introduce Beauty Scene, a new series bringing a more candid lens to the conversations driving beauty and aesthetics today.Dr. Randi Boyette is joined by Larsa Pippen, one of the most recognizable faces from The Real Housewives of Miami, alongside co-host Debbie Berman for an insider conversation on the trends shaping aesthetics right now.Aesthetics is having a reset, and everyone can feel it.From the return of the facelift to the quiet pullback from overfilled faces, this conversation moves through what’s happening in real time; what’s changing, what’s being questioned, and what women are no longer willing to ignore.Inside the episode:• Why facelifts are becoming more visible, more accepted, and more openly discussed• Why filler dissolving has become part of the new aesthetic reset• What it really takes to get natural results in an era of filters and unrealistic expectations• The shift toward skin health; from lasers and retinol to red light therapy and daily routine• The at-home devices and skincare products actually worth your timePlus, a real-world breakdown of standout products from NewBeauty’s Luxury Beauty Box; what made the cut, what surprised us, and what’s earned a permanent spot in the routine.This is beauty talk with opinions, honesty, humor, and just enough edge to make it addictive.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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The Shift Redefining Aesthetics Right Now — Carrie Strom
Apr 3000:33:18Tap to summarizeVery few people in aesthetics have operated at the level Carrie Strom has. Fewer have influenced the direction of the industry while doing it.In this episode, Dr. Randi sits down with the CEO of Hugel for a rare, inside look at what is driving one of the fastest-moving industries in medicine and beauty.Carrie has spent more than a decade building and scaling brands that set the standard for the category. Now, she is leading Hugel through a pivotal phase of global expansion as K-Beauty, K-Aesthetics, and a more complete view of beauty begin to reshape the market.Dr. Randi and Carrie get into:• Why aesthetics remains one of the strongest models across medicine and beauty• What it takes to build brands that define entire categories• How K-Aesthetics is influencing treatment philosophy on a global scale• Why “subtle, not snatched” is becoming the new standard• How skin health, wellness, longevity, and full patient experiences are reshaping expectationsCarrie also shares what’s ahead for Hugel, including the U.S. launch of Letybo, the expansion of Korean skincare and skin boosters, and the broader vision to evolve from a leading Korean aesthetics company into a global force.At its core, this episode is about where aesthetics is going next and who understands the market well enough to lead it. If you want a true insider perspective on the future of this industry, this is the conversation to watch.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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Peptides Under the Microscope | Special Report — Sarah Morgan
Apr 2300:33:37Tap to summarizePeptides have moved into the center of the conversation across health, aesthetics, and longevity.This Special Report takes a closer look at what is driving that shift and what happens next.Dr. Randi is joined by Sarah Morgan, MS, Clinical Nutritionist, who brings over 20 years of experience working across peptides, hormones, and advanced nutrient therapies, including training practitioners and supporting clinical use at scale.Together, they break down what is happening in real time. From the surge fueled by GLP-1 medications to the policy changes already underway, this conversation examines why peptides are rapidly becoming one of the most important and complex categories in modern medicine.Inside the episode:• What is driving demand across clinics and patients• The latest FDA movement and what it signals going forward• The peptides gaining traction right now including BPC-157, GHK-Cu, and MOTS-c and more…• Where peptides fit across skin, hair, recovery, and metabolic health• The reality behind microdosing GLP-1s• The growing concerns around sourcing, quality, and safety• What happens next as access expands and innovation acceleratesThis episode does not just highlight the opportunity. It addresses the responsibility that comes with a category moving this quickly and why education will define who gets it right. With major regulatory decisions approaching and new delivery formats on the horizon, peptides are entering a new phase.If you want a clear, informed view of where this is heading, this is the episode to watch.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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In the Spotlight: Dr. Randi
Apr 2000:33:28Tap to summarizeThis episode of The Dr. Randi Show takes a different approach, turning the spotlight inward as Dr. Randi answers rapid-fire questions about her routines, mindset, leadership style, and personal preferences.Through a mix of candid insights and lighthearted moments, the conversation offers a broader look at how she operates both professionally and personally, from her daily habits to her perspectives on business, balance, and decision-making. The episode also touches on her general views of trends and treatments within the aesthetics space, giving listeners a high-level sense of her philosophy and approach to the industry. Regular listeners and viewers now have a more personal, behind-the-scenes perspective on the voice behind the show and what drives her day to day.
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Beyond Beauty: Where Aesthetics Meets Longevity — Anthony Serhan
Apr 1600:39:15Tap to summarizeAesthetics is no longer moving in a straight line. It is expanding, colliding, and evolving into something much bigger than beauty alone.This is no longer about choosing a treatment and hoping it works. The industry is moving toward a model where outcomes can be anticipated, care is tailored to the individual, and aesthetics, wellness, and longevity are starting to operate as one connected system.In this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi sits down with Anthony Serhan, founder and CEO of Pink Sky and a longtime industry insider with more than two decades across pharma, aesthetics, and device innovation, including executive leadership at Merz Aesthetics.From what he’s seeing across the market, this is not incremental change. It’s a rethinking of how patients are treated, how clinics operate, and how results are delivered.Dr. Randi and Anthony break down:• The rise of peptides, regenerative treatments, and GLP-1s and how they are changing patient expectations• How genetic and biomarker testing will predict which treatments work for you before you spend the time or money• What exosomes, NAD, and hair restoration signal about where real demand is heading• The emergence of next-level therapies designed to reset and recharge the body, from advanced blood treatments to oxygen-based performance therapies• Why treatment stacking is becoming the new standard for delivering impactful resultsThis is a clear look at where the industry is going from someone who has helped build it and knows what’s coming next.Connect with Anthony & Pink Sky---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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K-Beauty: What’s Really Driving the Trend — Liah Yoo
Apr 200:33:56Tap to summarizeKorean skincare changed the global beauty conversation but what happens when one of the voices who helped build it starts challenging everything it became known for?On this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi sits down with Liah Yoo, founder and CEO of KraveBeauty. With more than 1 million subscribers and roughly 100 million views, Liah built one of the most influential platforms in skincare by teaching people how to understand their skin and then turned that trust into one of the most talked-about brands in beauty today.This is a deeper conversation around Korean beauty, how it shaped the industry, how it’s evolved, and what it looks like now through the lens of someone who has been at the center of it.You’ll hear how products like Oil La La, Great Barrier Relief, and Lip Barrier Relief came to life, how her audience helped shape the brand, and why a more focused approach to skincare is resonating at such a massive level.In this episode, we cover:🔵 Why multi-step routines don’t always lead to better skin🔵 The real role of skin barrier health🔵 The relaunch of Oil La La and a different way to approach acne care🔵 Kelp CoLab and a new approach to collaboration in beauty🔵 Where skincare and skin health are headed nextThis episode is a real conversation about Korean beauty, what defines it, what sets it apart, and how it continues to evolve at the highest level of the industry.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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NAD: The Skincare Shift No One Saw Coming — Melisse Shaban
Mar 2600:20:33Tap to summarizeThere’s a new conversation happening in skincare, and it’s centered around NAD.In this episode, I sit down with Melisse Shaban, founder of Aramore, to break down why NAD is becoming such a powerful conversation in beauty, wellness, and longevity, and what it actually means for your skin.At a basic level, NAD is what fuels your cells, and as those levels start to decline, your skin doesn’t function the same way. It becomes weaker, slower to regenerate, and more prone to the visible signs of aging.What makes this conversation different is the shift in thinking.Instead of focusing only on treating the surface; fine lines, discoloration and texture, this approach is about supporting the skin at the cellular level, where aging actually begins.We get into:• Why NAD decline plays a major role in how your skin ages• What’s really happening beneath the surface in your 30s and beyond• The difference between traditional skincare and cellular-focused skincare• Why topical NAD is gaining so much attention right now• And how this fits into a broader, longevity-driven approach to skin healthThis isn’t about replacing everything in your routine. It’s about adding something that works differently, something that helps your skin function better over time.If you’ve been curious about NAD and why it’s everywhere right now, this episode connects the science to what you’ll actually see in the mirror.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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The One-Hour Facelift: Inside the RE•LIFT™ Revolution — Dr. Adam Summers
Mar 1900:41:52Tap to summarizeWhat if a facelift could be done in just one hour, without general anesthesia or visible scars?In this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi Boyette sits down with Dr. Adam Summers to discuss RE•LIFT™ MD: a minimally invasive facial rejuvenation approach that is redefining what modern facelift procedures can look like.With more than 2,000 successful procedures performed, RE•LIFT™ is designed to be performed in just one hour under local anesthesia. The procedure delivers natural lifting results without visible scars by using hidden entry points and a multi-plane lifting technique. It is performed in-office, eliminating the need for general anesthesia while offering results that have been validated to last more than 10 years.In this conversation, we explore:• What makes RE•LIFT structurally different from traditional facelift techniques• How minimally invasive surgery can still achieve full face and neck lift results• Why skin quality plays a major role in the longevity of any facelift• How lasers, fillers, and skin treatments complement surgery• The future of facial rejuvenation as patients demand natural results with less recoveryBeyond the clinical innovation, RE•LIFT™ also introduces a scalable model for practices, a turnkey platform designed to help integrate efficient, repeatable procedures into aesthetic offerings.Facelift surgery has long been associated with long operating times, general anesthesia, and significant recovery. Dr. Adam Summers explains why that model is changing, and how RE•LIFT™ is opening the door to a new category of minimally invasive facial lifting procedures that are faster, less disruptive, and designed for the way aesthetic medicine is evolving.Learn more about RE•LIFT™ here: https://dub.link/relift---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.
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