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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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Raising the Bar in Beauty Without Compromise — Bobbi Brown
Mar 500:35:53Tap to summarizeShe’s one of the most powerful names in beauty.She’s built global empires and brands that women trust across generations.And she’s launching a new wave of products at Jones Road.On this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi sits down with Bobbi Brown for a conversation that goes far beyond products. This is about how she thinks about beauty now, what she refuses to compromise on, and why her standards have only sharpened with time.This is where Bobbi Brown raises the bar:• What building again taught her the second time• The “so what, now what” mindset that guides her decisions• The power of owning who you are, at any age• Staying connected to the women who wear her products• The claims she refuses to make in marketingThey also dig into Bobbi’s philosophy on makeup — what it should do, what it shouldn’t do, and why simplicity wins. The conversation then turns to the launches at Jones Road, the brand’s move into body care, her high-performance eyeshadow sticks, and Mini Miracle Balm.There’s also something deeper in this episode. Bobbi speaks with clarity about reinvention, conviction, and the internal standards that continue to shape her work.
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Breaking Barriers in Aesthetics: A Conversation with the First Female President of The Aesthetic Society — Dr. Jennifer Walden
Feb 2600:23:41Tap to summarizeShe’s one of the most respected plastic surgeons in the country.She broke barriers as the first woman to serve as President of The Aesthetic Society.And she has a front-row seat to where aesthetic surgery is heading next.This week on The Dr. Randi Show, I sit down with Dr. Jennifer Walden for a candid, unfiltered conversation about the evolution of aesthetics; from the era of overfilling to the resurgence of surgical gold standards.Inside the episode, we explore:• Why facelifts are making a major comeback• The real impact of GLP-1 weight loss on facial aging• The rise of minimally invasive technology that bridges the gap between devices and surgery• How social media is reshaping patient expectations• What defines the next era of aesthetics: longevity, peptides, hormones, and a return to natural resultsDr. Walden also shares what she looks for before adopting new technology, how she evaluates innovation versus hype, and what leadership in this industry truly requires.If you want to understand where aesthetics is going next, and what’s worth paying attention to, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.---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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Laser Lift: The Precision Pairing of Laser and Injectables That Delivers — Dr. Mai Kaga
Feb 1900:30:48Tap to summarizeDr. Mai Kaga joins The Dr. Randi Show for a clear conversation about what delivers real results in aesthetics.As the physician behind the Laser Lift approach, Dr. Kaga has built her practice on restoration rather than excess. In this episode, we break down why skin quality is the foundation of facial rejuvenation, how resurfacing lasers and injectables should be integrated strategically, and why disciplined treatment planning matters more than volume alone.We discuss:• Why dissolving filler is often part of responsible care• What happens when laser treatments are performed over existing filler• When non-surgical treatments are no longer the right answer• The financial trade-offs between filler and resurfacing• Rapid weight loss and its impact on facial structure• Why saying “no” protects both the patient and the providerIn the speed round, Dr. Kaga weighs in on preventative Botox, biostimulators, exosomes, RF microneedling, body devices, temple filler, tear troughs, and medical-grade skincare.This episode focuses on sequencing, restraint, and outcomes that look intentional rather than overdone.---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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Beyond Botched: What Every Patient Should Know Before Surgery — Dr. Paul Nassif
Feb 1200:40:55Tap to summarizeDr. Paul Nassif returns to The Dr. Randi Show for a conversation that goes far beyond what viewers see on television. While many know him from Botched, this episode focuses on how he thinks about facial surgery today…what’s changed, what’s misunderstood, and what patients should be paying closer attention to before making decisions.In this episode, we cover:• Why everyone is asking for a “snatched neck” and how Dr. Nassif approaches it differently• Skin health and recovery as the foundation of surgical results, and why Dr. Nassif built his latest products around that belief• The rise in younger patients seeking procedures and the role of “filter dysmorphia” in shaping expectations• Dr. Nassif on aesthetic trends patients should avoid• Dissolving filler: insight, caution, and clinical reality• How much of Dr. Nassif’s practice is dedicated to revision surgery and whyWe also close with a speed round that gives a more personal look at Dr. Nassif: how he thinks, how he works, and what continues to surprise him after years at the top of his field.This episode is for anyone navigating aesthetic decisions and wanting a clearer, more realistic perspective from someone who sees the long-term outcomes every single day.---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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Dr. Randi Recommends: The 10 Products That Made the Cut
Feb 300:18:42Tap to summarizeThe products that stayed long after the conversations ended.Dozens of products arrive at my doorstep every week, each one sent with thoughtful science, strong claims, and meaningful conversations behind it.Most are interesting. A few truly stand out.This episode is about the products that lived up to the conversation.After dozens of interviews with founders, physicians, and innovators on The Dr. Randi Show, I am sharing the 10 products that earned a real place in my daily routine, not because they sounded compelling in theory, but because they delivered in real life.From retinol that smooths without irritation and SPF designed for post procedure skin, to exosome powered regeneration, neck rejuvenation, mood enhancing skincare, and a mascara that actually stays put, these are the formulas that proved themselves through consistent use.In this episode, I share:✦ What earns a lasting place in my routine✦ Why performance is the foundation of every recommendation✦ Where results become visible through consistent use✦ How these products integrate seamlessly into real routines✦ What I personally reach for and rely onThese are the products that continue to show up.
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The Impact of Medical Weight Loss on Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery — Dr. Bradley Calobrace
Jan 2200:44:12Tap to summarizeWeight-loss medications have accelerated change across aesthetics, and they’ve opened the door to what comes next.On this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, I’m joined by Dr. Bradley Calobrace, one of the most respected plastic surgeons in the country, for a conversation about how patient care is evolving right now and where the industry is heading.Dr. Calobrace performs more than 1,000 procedures a year, giving him a front-row view into how medical weight loss is influencing surgical planning, body contouring decisions, and facial rejuvenation strategies. We talk about how today’s patients are thinking more broadly about results, timing, and long-term satisfaction — and why education and experience are driving better outcomes.Dr. Calobrace shares what he believes will define the next era of aesthetics: regenerative approaches, peptides, hormone support, and treatments designed to help the body rebuild…not just correct. These are no longer side conversations; they’re becoming part of how top clinics think about aging, recovery, and patient longevity.We also dive into the rapid rise of non-invasive hair restoration. With more women openly addressing thinning related to menopause, stress, and weight-loss medications, we talk about why hair health is moving into everyday aesthetic planning and how early, proactive strategies are changing expectations.This episode offers a clear look at where aesthetics is going. Grounded in real patient demand, clinical experience, and a forward-thinking approach to care.
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Why Platelet-Derived Exosomes Are Becoming the Gold Standard in Aesthetics – Alisa Lask
Jan 1500:34:43Tap to summarizeThis week on The Dr. Randi Show, we’re going straight to the source of one of the most talked-about breakthroughs in aesthetics: platelet-derived exosomes.Dr. Randi sits down with Alisa Lask, CEO of Rion Aesthetics and the visionary force behind Plated, the award-winning skincare brand born out of Mayo Clinic regenerative medicine research and backed by more than $150 million in science.This isn’t hype skincare. This is biotech. Alisa breaks down how a regenerative discovery turned into a professional-grade skincare line now used in thousands of clinics nationwide, why platelet-derived exosomes are different from plant and stem-cell claims, and how Plated became the only skincare line recognized as TIME’s Best Innovation of the Year, while also earning top industry honors from NewBeauty and beyond.In this episode, we cover:• Why platelet-derived exosomes are becoming the gold standard• The truth about plant exosomes vs human communication• How Mayo Clinic science made its way into aesthetics• The awards, data, and credibility behind Plated’s rapid rise• What’s coming next in regenerative medicine, and why it matters nowIf you care about results, science, and where aesthetics is headed next, this is a must-listen.
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Behind the Brand Fueled by a 65-Peptide Blend — Annette Rubin
Jun 26, 2025Tap to summarizeHydroPeptide CEO Annette Rubin joins The Dr. Randi Show to talk about rethinking how skincare can deliver serious results without sacrificing experience. With over 65 proprietary peptides and more than 20 years of biotech research behind the brand, she shares how HydroPeptide combines collagen-supporting science with luxurious textures and spa-level presentation. Dr. Randi and Annette Rubin dive into why experience matters in clinical skincare and how that balance is earning trust from top providers and a loyal patient following.---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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