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Speaker 1: And this is a special Big Facts because we talk
Speaker 1: about this all the time. We talk about like body
Speaker 1: alterations and plastic surgery. And today we have not one
Speaker 1: of the best, but the best in the game in
Speaker 1: the building goes plastic surgery. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Go yep, yep, absolutely, What's What's what's up everybody? First off,
Speaker 1: how is everybody feeling? Everybody's good. We gotta do a
Speaker 1: vibe check on Big Facts. Everybody's feeling well? Everybody okay, exception, Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna kind of jump straight into it. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, me and my wife and me and some
Speaker 1: of my family members talk about plastic surgery a lot.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of things that go along with
Speaker 1: plastic surgery that makes me a little bit uneasy, such as, uh,
Speaker 1: some people don't come back with the same health as
Speaker 1: before plastic surgery. Some people actually pass away, and there's
Speaker 1: there's a lot of I guess you could say, like
Speaker 1: side effects and things that can happen. So for a
Speaker 1: person that's uneasy about plastic surgery or have has a
Speaker 1: preconceived notion that it might not knowledge be a bad thing,
Speaker 1: might be a bad thing. I guess what's the first
Speaker 1: thing you would say to someone like that, Well, it's
Speaker 1: it's obviously a surgical world, but we don't look at
Speaker 1: it like that. We'll look at that as a beautiful
Speaker 1: body transformation world. Our motive is completely different that we're
Speaker 1: trying to bring an excellent more on a body image
Speaker 1: and self esteem and that's what we bring to the
Speaker 1: table as per surgical world. Yes, it is a surgical
Speaker 1: world and their surgical procedures seriously done, so we look
Speaker 1: at it from also a serious perspective obviously um and
Speaker 1: treatim as such. But for our customers, we would like
Speaker 1: to present it as a self esteem proceed as a
Speaker 1: body image. We try to create goals as a basically
Speaker 1: like a lounge and cosmetic esthetic lounge. That's what we're
Speaker 1: trying to bring there. So basically, like when when you're
Speaker 1: saying that it's like a body transformation palace and you
Speaker 1: guys really try to maintain your procedures. Is it a
Speaker 1: situation where you try to like change the person's body
Speaker 1: or do you kind of try to like keep what
Speaker 1: they have and just accentuated. Well, basically, everybody born, we've
Speaker 1: already present baseline. I mean, when you're born, you have
Speaker 1: a certain body type, you have a certain um personality
Speaker 1: I would say, which made out of bones and as
Speaker 1: a tissue, not just fat. So what we're trying to
Speaker 1: do is to find the best approach to that particular
Speaker 1: body and to refine that image of the body has
Speaker 1: already um since everybody is different, and everybody's body is different,
Speaker 1: structurally different. I'm not even talking about into ethnicity right now,
Speaker 1: but every individual body has a difference. So each procedure
Speaker 1: being carefully tailored was that particular body image, you know,
Speaker 1: and we're trying to improve actually what the patient was
Speaker 1: already have. I've been telling my patient all the way.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're born beautiful. I mean whatever God's created,
Speaker 1: God created the beautiful. You know, you cannot you cannot
Speaker 1: argue that fact. What we're diplomatic, what we're trying to
Speaker 1: do is just to improve your personal view of it.
Speaker 1: That's how long you've been doing it? So I've been
Speaker 1: doing it for fifteen years already. So when when did
Speaker 1: the market just start booming for bbs? Like I would
Speaker 1: say about five six years ago the Marty marketing started
Speaker 1: booming for the bbls and it's been a good trend
Speaker 1: since then and people coming more and more asking for
Speaker 1: that procedure. So about your five years, what's the biggest city,
Speaker 1: what's you doing? The biggest city is the city I'm saying,
Speaker 1: what city you think they the most money off? Certainly
Speaker 1: I would say probably in New York, but Atlanta is
Speaker 1: new and coming and writing already, and operation we do
Speaker 1: a lot of political procedures in at you guys are
Speaker 1: practices in New York? Correct? Yeah, we have three medical
Speaker 1: surgical units in New York and in New Jersey, and
Speaker 1: then we have one in Bronx. We have one in Harlem.
Speaker 1: We have one in New Jersey in the rich Field.
Speaker 1: So we have already three surgical units and it's actually regenerated.
Speaker 1: I started, wow. But like typically, like speaking speaking of
Speaker 1: New York, like you used to only hear about like
Speaker 1: the surgeries and you know the things like that, like
Speaker 1: on like like uptown, like on the richer parts of
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, New York. So what made
Speaker 1: you guys want to And that's say from day one
Speaker 1: way to put it, absolutely and from day one, we
Speaker 1: started to bring affordable procedure to the to the public.
Speaker 1: And that's what our motivate from the day one, and uh,
Speaker 1: we're staying by that even right now and exactly that's
Speaker 1: that's where we started. We were the first one to
Speaker 1: actually move the plastic surgery facility in Harlem and then
Speaker 1: later the Bronx. Yes, we opened on Harlem about four
Speaker 1: years ago and since then we've been running that successful
Speaker 1: in that practice in there and I'm very happy about
Speaker 1: that location. In fact, were right now have already too
Speaker 1: and asserted location coming in Harlan. So what's the most
Speaker 1: populous are the most popular surgery of our procedures is
Speaker 1: are lip sections and bbls, which is and we do
Speaker 1: it as a flex cup. And this is the procedure
Speaker 1: created by Goals during the past five six years of
Speaker 1: developing and a flex cupres the new procedures that were
Speaker 1: introduce in the flex cup is a unique procedure and
Speaker 1: technique that used to remove basically of your body fat
Speaker 1: of the areas that have been used for the procedure
Speaker 1: in one session. You just need one session for us.
Speaker 1: And how does how does the the flex sculpt procedure
Speaker 1: differentiate from traditional lie protection, well from traditional liposuction differentiate
Speaker 1: in a matter of starting with anesthesia. Anesthesia is a
Speaker 1: local that means patient is away during procedure, so patients
Speaker 1: higher percent awake, talking to the doctors, seeing who's doing
Speaker 1: surgery actually in front of you. We put the music.
Speaker 1: We try to make it a little bit non surgical
Speaker 1: way of doing it. We'll put the music in the room.
Speaker 1: We have TV in every room. We ask people what
Speaker 1: they want to listen to, which music, They talk to
Speaker 1: the doctors that listen to the music, and the procedure
Speaker 1: become literally bliss. It's just like two hours and all
Speaker 1: the done. You most people preferred to stay well, I
Speaker 1: think we we prefer them to stay awake for the
Speaker 1: reason of this flex called procedure because in a traditional
Speaker 1: anesthesia and traditional liposuction and transitional surgery, it is general
Speaker 1: honesty and the humongous differences between the two under general
Speaker 1: on the stage where you basically get intubated, your body
Speaker 1: get paralyzed, temporary and flaccid, and technically speaking, you don't
Speaker 1: even know who's doing a procedure behind this general anastagies.
Speaker 1: When you go all the way under and you're completely
Speaker 1: out of, absolutely out, and you require lots of medication
Speaker 1: going inside your body, recovery become much longer. Our patient
Speaker 1: going home in forty minutes literally walking literally walking off
Speaker 1: the table, and we check their vital size, make sure
Speaker 1: they okay, and let's say they leave the office. And
Speaker 1: that's what the local and recovering recovery time. Also, it's
Speaker 1: a huge difference because with the local on the stage,
Speaker 1: it's one two days and you're back and wrap and
Speaker 1: running and doing come to your business. You have a
Speaker 1: little bit of sortess, but nothing more like that. In
Speaker 1: the general anesthesia you have to recover what was this
Speaker 1: bunch of medications that been placed during anesthesia, and let's
Speaker 1: produced vomiting and predous headaches, it produced all kind of
Speaker 1: uncomfort way longer. About weeks after procedure. You have had
Speaker 1: a dude trying to get a baby. You're trying to
Speaker 1: know you ever try to get the media very frequently,
Speaker 1: very frequently, frequently, frequently, absolutely yes, we can as well transgenctive.
Speaker 1: So so you guys have actually performed a butt procedure
Speaker 1: thing on a man. Absolutely, not per Yes, and there's
Speaker 1: some of the most beautiful bodies on a man. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: And you have to understand it's it's we're coming back
Speaker 1: again to the body image. I mean, man, I like it.
Speaker 1: You're saying, also humans, you know, so they so they
Speaker 1: put they put in the Yes, literally we take it
Speaker 1: from the body and though right away transfer back into
Speaker 1: the the designated the area would say, and that the
Speaker 1: area become plump from that. Some can also come in brabatching,
Speaker 1: just like bo say, if they have love handles and
Speaker 1: areas they're not able to recest. Yes, we do averaging
Speaker 1: as well. We've seen we're seeing more of that in
Speaker 1: the hip hop and the community plug in certain some people,
Speaker 1: you know, stuff like that. It's a lot of rappers
Speaker 1: doing it. So let me let me let me ask
Speaker 1: you what what's the what's so people will know, you
Speaker 1: know a lot of times people want to take shortcuts
Speaker 1: to save money and so forth. Right, so explain to
Speaker 1: them the importance of coming to an establish establishment like
Speaker 1: goals as opposed to just taking a flight to a
Speaker 1: small country. The Medican we make it as the number
Speaker 1: one is that we're making it affordable to almost everybody.
Speaker 1: That's that's that's the most important part that that's why,
Speaker 1: that's why we're so successful in that respect. Another thing
Speaker 1: is we are have a unique way of doing the
Speaker 1: procedure and flex copies a unique procedure that again being
Speaker 1: developed for years. It's from one perspective for the comfort
Speaker 1: of the patient and from another quality of the result.
Speaker 1: The quality result is very important to that because we
Speaker 1: started from that. I mean, we've been talking about body
Speaker 1: dysmorphic disorder or body image of the patient and ultimately
Speaker 1: leads to self esteem. So all these procedures and technique
Speaker 1: going forward correct that way in that channel to change
Speaker 1: the body image of the person. So the procedures designed
Speaker 1: in that way that it's very easily tolerable with the
Speaker 1: patient literally a couple of hours, that's all its takes,
Speaker 1: and we try to make it as comfortable and the
Speaker 1: doctor has been accommodating during procedure. So it uses specialized
Speaker 1: canual and it uses power assists even with a ministering
Speaker 1: fat um. When I started in this country doing the BBLS,
Speaker 1: we've been using injection with the syringe, and it took
Speaker 1: me about forty five minutes to one hour of hard work,
Speaker 1: piece by piece to add that fat, precious fat to
Speaker 1: the body. Right now, the procedure obviously forty five minutes
Speaker 1: for the patients too, So right all the procedure literally
Speaker 1: of the BBO part takes literally fifty twenty minutes with
Speaker 1: our technique, and it's well tolerated by the patient. Patients. Know,
Speaker 1: we usually woun tell them, hey, honey, is this is
Speaker 1: just on a stigre coming and they kind of prepare
Speaker 1: themselves for something that's extraordinary gonna happen right now, but
Speaker 1: nothing happens, and before you know, if the procedure is
Speaker 1: finished the way, we're right away showing the results to
Speaker 1: the patients. We're making pictures, videos and show to the patients,
Speaker 1: which many times results in some tearing and because the
Speaker 1: body it's really transformed in front of your eyes. Let
Speaker 1: me ask you this, what what is a double BBO,
Speaker 1: Like do you get like a double booty or like
Speaker 1: what like, what the hell is that double booty? That's new?
Speaker 1: We have to work with that. You know, there's still
Speaker 1: a one booty, but still one boody. By the point
Speaker 1: is we're adding way more area and position fat in
Speaker 1: such a way that we include the outer thigh area
Speaker 1: because you have to remember basically make the legs match,
Speaker 1: you know, wat it's all about magic S curve. The
Speaker 1: S curves from the sides and scar from going from
Speaker 1: your back area, so it's in different way of position.
Speaker 1: Is the body you want to see that pronounced S curve.
Speaker 1: That's that's the whole point of it. The double b
Speaker 1: BO really enhances the result of a regular bbio by
Speaker 1: adding fat on a certain different area to support the butt,
Speaker 1: to lift it more, to make a well like we
Speaker 1: say a lateral which is basically out or thie and
Speaker 1: going to meet THI areas, to enhance S curve all
Speaker 1: around about it. That's that's what the double b BIL is.
Speaker 1: Also double BBL just meaning we're transferring to the butt
Speaker 1: and the hips, and so usually a BBL just is
Speaker 1: meaning transferred to the button. So when we say a
Speaker 1: double BBL, we're doing the button hips at the same
Speaker 1: time basically, so it's not like a booty and a half.
Speaker 1: I'm not like absolutely so what you think what you
Speaker 1: think um in your opinion when you from your patients
Speaker 1: before and after. When you do you do UM person
Speaker 1: as you do person, what you think change would the person? Well,
Speaker 1: you will see if we do that before and after,
Speaker 1: and we'll show the before and after, you will see
Speaker 1: basically the reminderus and I'm not joking, it's tremendous transformation.
Speaker 1: You have the area that's called love handles, and that's
Speaker 1: what you've been asking. Most of us suffer from that.
Speaker 1: I mean we have love handles. I mean obviously cosmetically suffered,
Speaker 1: and those love handles is very unwanted areas for almost
Speaker 1: everybody that's a flank fat. By removing the flag bank
Speaker 1: and at the same time transferring below in the button
Speaker 1: and the hip area, it's completely transformed upside down the
Speaker 1: escurve because the escurt before was actually a flank and
Speaker 1: the butt actually started way higher. So what we want
Speaker 1: to put the button image on the correct position at
Speaker 1: the same time enhance the torso areas, so when you
Speaker 1: look at it from behind or from the side perspective,
Speaker 1: you will see dramatic change in the curve. What do
Speaker 1: you think you do for the um like melton like confidence?
Speaker 1: And what can you see the difference in a patient
Speaker 1: from you? Many times I've been doing this for years
Speaker 1: and many times I see those people, many times crying
Speaker 1: on the table when seeing the results because technically it's
Speaker 1: a dramatic transformation for most of them, and right on
Speaker 1: the table they can appreciate what just happened. They never
Speaker 1: saw this before. They know their body very well, so
Speaker 1: it's immediate, you know, gratification for the patient. So I have, um,
Speaker 1: like a two part question, kind of like a before
Speaker 1: and after surgery. I have a couple of else but
Speaker 1: my first one is before people get these surgeries and
Speaker 1: these procedures done, is it necessary to get like blood
Speaker 1: work and or a medical clearance or absolutely? I mean
Speaker 1: we're we're very strict with those terms because, um, the
Speaker 1: patient come to the office, we wanted to the BBL,
Speaker 1: tone wanted the body transformation, and we want to make
Speaker 1: sure the procedures safe for them. So we it's a
Speaker 1: strict protocol in the office. Every patient at getting any
Speaker 1: procedure at our office at goals require medical clearance from
Speaker 1: the doctor and the laboratory work only after our review
Speaker 1: me myself and we help us a doctors working for us,
Speaker 1: but reviewing all these results. The patient only can get
Speaker 1: the medical clearance from us also as a second stage
Speaker 1: to get for the procedures like verification. It's just the
Speaker 1: verification because they're there doctors. Many times the doctor sent
Speaker 1: us a clearance, but we don't accept it too. So
Speaker 1: it's not only about those doctors. It's also from all
Speaker 1: prospective because we know all the procedure will and many
Speaker 1: times we were not doing the procedure for the person
Speaker 1: for the medical reasons. Yes, okay, cool, And then after
Speaker 1: after you get certain procedures done, I know, like I've seen,
Speaker 1: like I have friends of mine that have gotten like
Speaker 1: you know, like the b B the butt thing and
Speaker 1: the lip of suction and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: What are those garments called that you have to wear,
Speaker 1: the calle the file compression garments. It's extreme necessity to
Speaker 1: put it right after the procedure compression because like I
Speaker 1: tell patients, when will like a suction the area under
Speaker 1: the skin that become empty territory, we were like suction
Speaker 1: of fat out so between the skin and a muscle,
Speaker 1: literally there is kind of nothing, but we all know that,
Speaker 1: you know, empty is never amped. Okay, So the magic
Speaker 1: liquid which called the demo swelling will start substituting in
Speaker 1: those areas of the tissues that were removed. So what's
Speaker 1: going to happen that's all too much liquid starts accumulating.
Speaker 1: That is a magic liquid. It's promote healing. The body
Speaker 1: doesn't do so these things. The body is probably the
Speaker 1: healing after our what we did, so we need that. However,
Speaker 1: the amount of liquid should be minimized. And that's was
Speaker 1: a failing compression garment for that's why we do yeah,
Speaker 1: in all ours it's called the hour compression garment as
Speaker 1: you can say it. So it's meant to compress those
Speaker 1: areas to desire shape from one perspective, to minimize that
Speaker 1: liquid inside to the minimum and to decrease, you know,
Speaker 1: the area that we've been working on. The patient must
Speaker 1: wear the father about five six months and it goes
Speaker 1: through stages and there's father it should be for the
Speaker 1: most part of the day we're warden there and that
Speaker 1: will ultimately without much better quality of the procedure. Who
Speaker 1: was some of the like notable names of people you've
Speaker 1: worked on. I don't know if there's like reality stars, athletes,
Speaker 1: rappers or anything, anybody anybody, And then you guys can
Speaker 1: discuss or this is a hip hop kind of I
Speaker 1: can bring multiple people in our Instagram knows about all
Speaker 1: of them because they will become a brand, ambassadors or influencer.
Speaker 1: And we were presenting the work to them and during procedures. However,
Speaker 1: without we have a hip of violation law here, I
Speaker 1: cannot kind of was they tell everybody was the instagram started?
Speaker 1: They can go and talk about it. So our instagram
Speaker 1: is Ghost Plastic Servia, Ghost Plastic Surgery, and you can
Speaker 1: always visit that on Instagram. And we're glad to accepts
Speaker 1: the flowers. What's your what's your background? What made you
Speaker 1: want to be this type of surgeon? Well that's a
Speaker 1: long story, but to make it short. UM, I always
Speaker 1: loved the cosmetic world. It was my motor during my years.
Speaker 1: When I graduated from medical school, I wanted, Um, I've
Speaker 1: been to become an emergency room physician and spend their
Speaker 1: eight years and the Horse Hospital. You saw it all
Speaker 1: on TV during COVID times. It's been on New York
Speaker 1: TV every day. It's one of the busiest hospitals in
Speaker 1: New York. I spent the eight years working in emergency
Speaker 1: room physician. But my inspiration and always wanted to work
Speaker 1: in a cosmetic field. And I started slowly but surely
Speaker 1: working in a cosmetics field. I've been doing all kind
Speaker 1: of fine injectables and transforming patients phaces, and we started
Speaker 1: doing even at one point a laser lighter section. And
Speaker 1: from that moment it was it was just I I
Speaker 1: just found myself right there, because now it couldn't transform
Speaker 1: not just the faces, and become basically total body turns
Speaker 1: or I means I can do faces, I can do
Speaker 1: the any patients pacing basically appreciate that. And we do
Speaker 1: it all in one place, under one group. Is that?
Speaker 1: Is that what the most money coming? The money right now?
Speaker 1: I don't know where is the most money right now?
Speaker 1: It certainly cosmetics, certainly cosmetics for reduced some Yeah, it's business. Yeah.
Speaker 1: All the different types of surgeries, yeah, yeah, all different types.
Speaker 1: And we do platoff surgeries. We do besides the lifeosection,
Speaker 1: we do breath implants, we do timey talks, we do
Speaker 1: full array of plastic surgery procedures and cosmetic procedures, aesthetic
Speaker 1: and yeah, that's what I was about to you. Guys
Speaker 1: offer a lot of aesthetic procedures. Chemical peels, which is
Speaker 1: the baskin peel um with therapy with m sculpts laser
Speaker 1: Harry Moow, you guys do the the the vagina tightening? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we do? What to you? We do vagina titaning? Okay,
Speaker 1: how you don't as after? How do you how you
Speaker 1: talking about? It's a special radio frequency device that produced
Speaker 1: amount of energies that basically tightens up um the inner
Speaker 1: wall of the vagina. After several sessions of the procedure,
Speaker 1: they're going they're going to get they bothered them and
Speaker 1: they puss in. So do y'all do y'all push that?
Speaker 1: Y'all should push that off on them, like get your
Speaker 1: ship tightened too? So are there any are there any
Speaker 1: blues something? Are there any like procedure like that or
Speaker 1: other ones? Are there any potential out effects as people
Speaker 1: anything that any any ship that people should be aware of, like, hey,
Speaker 1: if you do this could happen. Wow. Ouden has probably
Speaker 1: been reading a lot on the market. There are a
Speaker 1: lot of instagram on Internet. It is a surgical world
Speaker 1: at the end. I mean, yes, it is a beauty procedure,
Speaker 1: but we have to treat it seriously. It is a
Speaker 1: surgical and that's in our case It's one of the
Speaker 1: beauty of the flex call because procedures done on the
Speaker 1: local anesthesia, I'm going to just give you a quick
Speaker 1: example on the general on the stage, body become completely flaccid,
Speaker 1: meaning there is no response from the patient whatsoever once
Speaker 1: the patient has become a responsive and that's intent of anesthegia. Actually, Um,
Speaker 1: all the body tissues become flat and the muscles are
Speaker 1: not responding. So in our world, the muscles are all there.
Speaker 1: So for us puncture somebody or to do certain bad
Speaker 1: things to the body, it's almost impossible because we always
Speaker 1: have a feedback on the patient side because patient is awake.
Speaker 1: So if I'll go to a on GARYA, patients will
Speaker 1: definitely tell me that, right, And that's a beauty of
Speaker 1: local anesthesia, and that's a beauty of the flex car.
Speaker 1: And I got a better understanding of it actually because
Speaker 1: I was able to visit the facility and actually like
Speaker 1: see one of the procedures getting done, because I've always
Speaker 1: been like curious about it and wanted to know because
Speaker 1: I have lots of friends that have done like several
Speaker 1: things or whatever, but I just never knew the specifics
Speaker 1: of it. And um, we'll we'll get to that like
Speaker 1: what I saw and all of that stuff, But it
Speaker 1: was it was extremely interesting. It was very interesting. I
Speaker 1: don't want to add that the patients are completely relaxed though,
Speaker 1: So we do give a combination of medications as well
Speaker 1: as nitrous and so the patients on top of the
Speaker 1: local anesthesia. So if you think just like laughing us, yes,
Speaker 1: And sometimes the procedure actually become a little bit funny
Speaker 1: because I think I left your way through the procedure.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what's the best ways, like for the scars,
Speaker 1: Like we don't really have its cars. This is not
Speaker 1: a life per suction if we're talking about it is
Speaker 1: not really really surgery. It's a surgical procedure. And we
Speaker 1: do like four or five million meter holes in the body.
Speaker 1: That's well time talk is a white big cut that's
Speaker 1: supposed to be done for every patient entering the time
Speaker 1: attack because you have to remove the flap of skins
Speaker 1: that's extra skin, and the skin is doesn't have any
Speaker 1: more power to your truck, so it doesn't go anywhere.
Speaker 1: It's already hanging and the only way and I've been
Speaker 1: basically saying, you know, you have to it's like a tailor.
Speaker 1: You have to look at it as a tailor. You know,
Speaker 1: you have to do custom alteration because you're wearing like
Speaker 1: a double extra large skin and a large size body.
Speaker 1: So what you're gonna do with all this extra skin
Speaker 1: you have to tream it, and that's what the time talk.
Speaker 1: We do have something in between that's a little less
Speaker 1: in basive. We do j plasma as well, and so
Speaker 1: if you don't actually need the full skin cut, so
Speaker 1: you just might have a little bits. Certain patients just
Speaker 1: have a little bit of a skin looseness, and certainly
Speaker 1: we use a j plasma dury procedure for skin tightening
Speaker 1: and that works many times a miracle because the skin
Speaker 1: be over course a couple of months after procedure really
Speaker 1: really tightens up with that. And it's very easy to
Speaker 1: already because patients are already under on a stid. It
Speaker 1: doesn't even hurt. They don't even know that I'm doing that.
Speaker 1: This is what I want to know. How do you,
Speaker 1: and like the other doctors in your practice, what am
Speaker 1: I trying to say, deal with the patients that you
Speaker 1: have with unrealistic expectations. That's a common problem for every
Speaker 1: practice in a cosmetic world. Um, First of all, we
Speaker 1: obviously have a massive explanation of exactly what the procedure
Speaker 1: will be pretty procedure, pretty procedure, how the procedure would
Speaker 1: be performed, and what the patient can have and cannot Again,
Speaker 1: the procedures tailored to the patient's needs from one perspective,
Speaker 1: but there's certain limitation to what we can do. So
Speaker 1: we have let's say child, three kids, and the lower
Speaker 1: side has had a lot of stretch marks and it's
Speaker 1: already hanging, which is normal women stuffers that we still
Speaker 1: can do a lifer section and b B L. But
Speaker 1: we told the patient obviously, hey there is a lower
Speaker 1: part there that it's the skin is not really any
Speaker 1: more retracting. We have to follow that and do it
Speaker 1: at least a many time tackle, full time tack later
Speaker 1: on to complete damage. And then I was looking online
Speaker 1: also like, um, isn't there like a certain amount or
Speaker 1: a certain number of leaders of fat that you can
Speaker 1: take out? Well? Yeah, I mean Georgia law is a
Speaker 1: full leaders of pure fat. And it's a large amount.
Speaker 1: To let me tell this is a large amount of fat.
Speaker 1: I mean in New York, it's like five letters of
Speaker 1: Georgia is full leaders. But this is a large amount
Speaker 1: can be taken due to one procedure. If we're going
Speaker 1: to show all these buckets of fat, you would be
Speaker 1: based how much it is. And you don't measure fat
Speaker 1: by leaders. Leaders means not weight. Leaders means volume, meaning
Speaker 1: it's what it takes as a size wise on nobody
Speaker 1: and I thought, what's on a weight scale? So you
Speaker 1: don't treat it as full leaders of kilograms or eight
Speaker 1: pounds of head, don't look at it that way. It's
Speaker 1: this amount of that is very light weight that occupies
Speaker 1: a lot of value. So the body image is really
Speaker 1: a volume problem, not really wait less And then I know,
Speaker 1: like I was because before we interview you guys, I've
Speaker 1: been like doing some some of my own little research online.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of people that going back to the
Speaker 1: unrealistic expectations that want to get everything done at one time.
Speaker 1: So how do you deal with the people that want
Speaker 1: to get everything done at one time? But they don't
Speaker 1: understand like they could really hurt themselves by doing that.
Speaker 1: And that's what's our role is to give them a
Speaker 1: full explanation. So do understand we there to care for them,
Speaker 1: but not just to come and be a chop chop
Speaker 1: and do the procedure whatever they desire. We also have
Speaker 1: to make sure that if the patient doesn't understand that
Speaker 1: the procedure is on the safety level and also comfortable
Speaker 1: to the patient. So the huge monemy and e coovers
Speaker 1: that've been done over six seven hours on the general anesthesia,
Speaker 1: you have to understand the longer than anesthizia general. This
Speaker 1: is just specific with the more complication chance of complication
Speaker 1: after procedure. So maybe this is only one word here, convenience.
Speaker 1: There is nothing else, so you don't you try to
Speaker 1: make it elective, regular, procedure safe, not just a common
Speaker 1: do every sing at one time. You don't need to.
Speaker 1: So we try to explain that to the patient. Many
Speaker 1: times patients appreciate it. What makes what makes um opproce
Speaker 1: is risky? Well, the procedure risky, Liking every surgical will
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. It's it's a technique if the person have
Speaker 1: to know and be comfortable doing the procedure. If we're
Speaker 1: talking about surch and I'm saying like, like, what makes
Speaker 1: risky from from like a patient, Oh, obviously if you
Speaker 1: have a cardiac conditions or you have seizure disorder, epilepsy
Speaker 1: like yeah, blood class. I mean we choose not to
Speaker 1: perform those procedures. There's certain people of them can be
Speaker 1: still maybe done somewhere in the hospital, but it's risky
Speaker 1: for them. And if we give them full explanation why
Speaker 1: and why we're not doing this procedure because technically there's
Speaker 1: nothing more pressures than your life and you don't want
Speaker 1: to risk your life for the butt, right, So I
Speaker 1: will say so they will right and pre pre procedures
Speaker 1: of post procedures that you also like tell people that
Speaker 1: they should do other ship like you should work out
Speaker 1: to keep this up. It's exactly. It's it's a little
Speaker 1: bit different because we post procedures they have to actually maintain.
Speaker 1: They wait or sometimes they want to gain five six pounds.
Speaker 1: I'll remember we're doing bbls and it's made out of fat.
Speaker 1: So the area is that we trust, but we don't
Speaker 1: want to lose that fat. We don't want to diet it.
Speaker 1: And that's exactly what's the flex colet. Let's flexp this
Speaker 1: design flex coupe, the cheating procedure, we do you diet
Speaker 1: for you. I am basically going in a two hours
Speaker 1: s take all this fat for the but that's what
Speaker 1: you want to diet for. So we're already going to
Speaker 1: improve your body, but we're also adding the fat to
Speaker 1: the buttox, and that fat have to be sustained and
Speaker 1: stay there. So you have to actually again those areas
Speaker 1: that we need on your body and remove those fat
Speaker 1: will not really come back because it wasn't. We stay
Speaker 1: within your weight ten fifteen pounds plus minors. This this
Speaker 1: procedure result will stay. It will not go anywhere. Okay,
Speaker 1: So my next question is if I was thinking about
Speaker 1: like becoming a mom or thinking about getting pregnant or whatever.
Speaker 1: In your opinion, would you suggest surgery before the pregnancy
Speaker 1: or after, Well, definitely after because so especially if you're
Speaker 1: ready coming and you're planning to have a baby, obviously
Speaker 1: you're not coming to the plastic world before that, so
Speaker 1: we have to wait until the childbirth, and we usually
Speaker 1: advise six months after childbirth. First wanted you to go
Speaker 1: back to where it belongs, one of your ability to retruct,
Speaker 1: and and we'll see the collateral damage that the pregnancy brought.
Speaker 1: So what you do is a person got got no
Speaker 1: to transfer, but they want to add. What you do well,
Speaker 1: we basically don't do the procedure. No, we can't. Nobody
Speaker 1: can in the United States. It's illegal, there is no
Speaker 1: and that many people do suffer from that and we've
Speaker 1: been forced to remove and suctions their bottos and suctions
Speaker 1: those materials out of the butts because technically speaking, this
Speaker 1: is a foreign substance that get injected and many times
Speaker 1: it's injected in some basements on some houses and this
Speaker 1: is not supposed to be done, okay in this country.
Speaker 1: Is illegal, so obviously we're not doing it. This is
Speaker 1: and it's it can be major complications for the patients.
Speaker 1: We do perform skinny bbls though, yeah, and so with
Speaker 1: a smaller the patient that's going to be small results
Speaker 1: because I mean, there are the substances that we can
Speaker 1: also give to the patients who is an improvement from
Speaker 1: previous b BL or people who doesn't really have had
Speaker 1: we can do sculpture for them. We do spider butt lift.
Speaker 1: We have of procedures in a race there to you know,
Speaker 1: to do so with culture and we advise them to
Speaker 1: gain some weight also coming out to skinny like a
Speaker 1: couple of months coming Yeah, and we even tell them
Speaker 1: what what the diets supposed to be, what the calorie
Speaker 1: takes supposed to be what they have to do, and
Speaker 1: we an tell them you have to be re examined
Speaker 1: two or three months once you gain a certain amount
Speaker 1: of weight and see because it's supposed to be a
Speaker 1: certain amount of fat that makes feasible to do the procedure.
Speaker 1: We don't like the patients. I mean we usually tell them.
Speaker 1: I usually tell the patient, listen, there is no fat
Speaker 1: right now on your body to transfer. But I can
Speaker 1: help you and guide you how to do this. You
Speaker 1: can go home. We go, we're gonna stay together. You're
Speaker 1: gonna gain some weight. Come, we're gonna look at it.
Speaker 1: And the first sign that I can't do the procedure
Speaker 1: and make it, we're gonna make it. I got a
Speaker 1: real question, man, how did you develop the stomach for it?
Speaker 1: Because a lot of people can't look at a lot
Speaker 1: of this ship like it's just just naturally being a doctor,
Speaker 1: physician used to this. Did it start like it is?
Speaker 1: Start like that though, like you had to develop the
Speaker 1: study it's like a resistance to that or like were
Speaker 1: you just naturally like for us, it's it's it's a
Speaker 1: profession and this is basically a professional level of procedures
Speaker 1: for us. Oh, the surgery is just for architect doing architecture,
Speaker 1: for engineering, engineering, we're just doing surgeries. So we obviously
Speaker 1: not we're not to be thinking about below. It's it's
Speaker 1: absolutely nor. We're thinking about the quality of the procedure,
Speaker 1: what we have to cover, how we do it, comfort
Speaker 1: of the patients. That's what we're thinking about, not a
Speaker 1: blood or feeling disgusted with that. No, of course not.
Speaker 1: So Look, I have a question, another question. I'm sorry
Speaker 1: to respect right for sure, I'm sorry about all the
Speaker 1: questions or whatever, but it's just a lot of shy
Speaker 1: I don't want to know about this. So I know
Speaker 1: that we were talking about like earlier previously, like the
Speaker 1: male b b l S and stuff like that, but um,
Speaker 1: do you guys have any procedures that you perform on
Speaker 1: like transgender people? Absolutely, And again we're going back that
Speaker 1: everybody is different now it's nicity or sex is all different.
Speaker 1: So for let's say male male procedure is supposed to
Speaker 1: be tailored for particular botic shape. It's not supposed to
Speaker 1: be overdone. Uh, there's certain body image that says this
Speaker 1: is a male and this is a female, and we
Speaker 1: have to go with that, okay. For transgenders obviously would
Speaker 1: go with what's desired by the patient. The patient have
Speaker 1: to tell me what the patient want and we have
Speaker 1: to deliver that result. Okay, okay. I don't usually are
Speaker 1: there any like specific procedures like outside of the BBLS
Speaker 1: or anything that would be I guess customary for a
Speaker 1: transgender person to get to make them look more like
Speaker 1: the opposite sex. Certainly there is a breast implant for them.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're not talking about sex re assignment surgery here,
Speaker 1: because how do how do you how do you give
Speaker 1: like a man or a person that wants to be
Speaker 1: a woman like that has like just a flat chest
Speaker 1: with like flat skin. How do you get? What? You
Speaker 1: can do? The fat transferred to the chest too. You
Speaker 1: can add a fat in their area. Again, brist is
Speaker 1: made out of fat, Okay, so you can really just
Speaker 1: basically take the butt off and like and you can
Speaker 1: do a several things and piece by piece transferred the area. Yes,
Speaker 1: and you can increase the brist eyes oh wow, that's
Speaker 1: that's once you can build a breasts. Aye, you can't
Speaker 1: even put a smaller implants to create a real you know,
Speaker 1: appearance of the breast. Oh, it can be done under
Speaker 1: under local understigia with no, that's like, that's that's crazy.
Speaker 1: It's I never knew that, Like I always used to.
Speaker 1: I've seen like you know, transgender people that have guys
Speaker 1: that have gotten like breasts. They kind of look really good.
Speaker 1: But I've always wondered, like how they that flat skin
Speaker 1: is able to stretch out and like make those things
Speaker 1: like that. And we have one of our doctors who
Speaker 1: I did this procedure a life We did a life
Speaker 1: procedure and went on life. Yeah, he went life. We
Speaker 1: went life, not life, not not life, not life. He
Speaker 1: said on Live about to say yeah, yeah, we showed
Speaker 1: the doctor and we showed that procedure for the doctor
Speaker 1: and you know, we were talking during procedure and flanks
Speaker 1: slap suction. So Bank asked this question before we got
Speaker 1: on there, like again, repeat, how many procedures have you
Speaker 1: said you've done me personally, probably an excess of seven
Speaker 1: thousand procedures. At goals, we did probably over twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand procedures and out of that BBLS and life of suctions,
Speaker 1: probably twenty four thousand about nineties seven. Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 1: we've been a body body specialist for years and BBO
Speaker 1: specialists for years. M so bbs when to start that
Speaker 1: the encom slow and yes, exactly, never make it popping. Yes,
Speaker 1: I've seen some of your work though, because i's s
Speaker 1: take your page that you fabric Yeah, and we're trying
Speaker 1: not everybody is also different. Everybody's looking at it that
Speaker 1: doesn't have a personality. It does have a lot of personality,
Speaker 1: So the body image and every person is a little
Speaker 1: bit different, you know. That's what also gets tailored to
Speaker 1: the patient. I mean, if you are six ft tall,
Speaker 1: you cannot have a bought at a very low so
Speaker 1: we try to rise it in a contrast to the
Speaker 1: patient who has a very short statue. We have to
Speaker 1: position and the butt correctly and actually increasing the size
Speaker 1: of the body. I mean they are told how tosiou
Speaker 1: is because we actually we can can't take that because
Speaker 1: by putting the butt a little bit lower, you're gonna
Speaker 1: add a couple of inches to your height. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: just said that. You can't take a Toyota corrala frame
Speaker 1: and stretch it out and make it a Chevy towel.
Speaker 1: You can't take the Chevy towel frame and shave it
Speaker 1: down and make it a Toyota corralla that don't ask
Speaker 1: for the so so so so y'all helping people achieve
Speaker 1: their body goals. But as a company, as as a collective,
Speaker 1: what are some of y'all goals? Like, where are y'all
Speaker 1: trying to take it? Well, that's that's why we want
Speaker 1: to take it right now. The company is all across
Speaker 1: the Eastern seaboard. We have our presence in New York.
Speaker 1: As a story, we came to Atlanta and been extremely
Speaker 1: happy about it. And well, another flagship clinic. Yeah, we're
Speaker 1: going to try it to open another flagshi clinic coming
Speaker 1: in a couple of months, and they stay tuned, it's
Speaker 1: going to be there soon. We're opening in the V
Speaker 1: one clinic probably in the months. It's going to be
Speaker 1: already appurational. Uh in Maryland and Washington, d C. And
Speaker 1: Miami's hot on coming right now. So who you're direct pill?
Speaker 1: You ain't got tim out, Tim. Actually that's a competition.
Speaker 1: My direct compartit to is my life. That's my better
Speaker 1: competitor is your wife. Yeah, you don't want to get
Speaker 1: on Cam's who's the confidence that running in the background. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so what are y'all doing some fun ship like just
Speaker 1: culturally like, do y'all do y'all listen to hip hop
Speaker 1: and wrapping ship or do y'all what do y'all do
Speaker 1: to tell us a little to kick yall doing the procedure?
Speaker 1: I am mostly hip hop. Listened to the hip copy
Speaker 1: because that's what the patient designs. They want to hear
Speaker 1: what procedures. It's a little baby yeah artists, but again
Speaker 1: cut off. But me myself, I would listen to the
Speaker 1: regulo or something like that. I just just like that
Speaker 1: and and it actually helps the procedure and it's it's
Speaker 1: kind of going there, you know, the moves that keeps
Speaker 1: some deep with the procedure. But we we we ask
Speaker 1: patients what they want to here, So I follow the
Speaker 1: patire pacious or any panel. You focused on your job, Well,
Speaker 1: of course we'll focus on job. But again, enduring our procedures.
Speaker 1: Patient is awake and we're not just focusing on a
Speaker 1: job and doing our technical procedure. There is awake and
Speaker 1: a life patient doing a bit that're talking to us.
Speaker 1: So we basically have maintaining the full communication with the
Speaker 1: patient talking of during procedure, you know, any subjects, whatever
Speaker 1: the patient like to. We're trying to make it comfortable.
Speaker 1: You know, we're not trying to make it. You came
Speaker 1: here with the surgery and we're gonna do your surgery
Speaker 1: right now. So later on table we're not doing those things.
Speaker 1: So the patient invited to the room, we put it on,
Speaker 1: we do it marking, we discussing procedures. Right before the procedure,
Speaker 1: we'll put on a bit. We started a ministering anesthesia.
Speaker 1: It takes literally ten fifteen minutes for any seizure to work,
Speaker 1: and the patients just feel a little bit of pressure
Speaker 1: maybe during kind of stidia, not saying much. Will you
Speaker 1: patient with with the nursing the room and ten fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes later we starting the procedure and you feel mostly
Speaker 1: vibration during procedures. That's why what I'm saying goal is
Speaker 1: is the piction is so comfortable. They have they listen
Speaker 1: to the music and they have time to talk to us.
Speaker 1: Many times they talk about the lives, They talk about
Speaker 1: the families and business and all kinds of things. I mean,
Speaker 1: and it's quite interesting you can maintain a bonding visit
Speaker 1: patient during the whole procedure, which which one do they
Speaker 1: come as for the most like it was the most
Speaker 1: popular celebrity that inspires the looks that the different girls
Speaker 1: probably well obviously everybody is saying Kardashian right now. I
Speaker 1: mean Kardashian is one of them and probably that the
Speaker 1: main stay there for that image, um lately there, Yes,
Speaker 1: but they come in and saying they want the Jay absolutely, no,
Speaker 1: I want this, but I'm showing the picture. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: show the pictures. Oh, and that's that's that's another thing
Speaker 1: to show the pictures of a kind of celebrities, all
Speaker 1: a kind of Instagram pictures. And that's how we job
Speaker 1: actually to explain how the procedure for her body is
Speaker 1: going to be there and what we're gonna do for her.
Speaker 1: And again we're trying to improve self image of that person.
Speaker 1: We're not trying to make a card to be out
Speaker 1: of somebody, and certainly not Kardashian out of somebody. It's
Speaker 1: going to be that person with way improved, but improved
Speaker 1: because if you are already born, that is you you
Speaker 1: really going outread and write that. I mean, you don't
Speaker 1: want a plastic surgery of the face that you need
Speaker 1: to change your passport after right, you want a plastic
Speaker 1: surgeries that still keep you as you much better, much
Speaker 1: better perception, much better image of it. Like your body
Speaker 1: just fucked up? How you what you do? You just
Speaker 1: sucked up? Like so sorry. We still have to approach
Speaker 1: the patient, and we still explain what we can do
Speaker 1: on obviously try still try to do you have got
Speaker 1: you haven't got some get up on the table, like man,
Speaker 1: this thing when I asked for Oh, there are a
Speaker 1: lot of stories that we have, of course. Yeah, sometimes
Speaker 1: the patients get out of the table. I cannot tollery this.
Speaker 1: I didn't I didn't want to do that. And again
Speaker 1: it's really sometimes it's sometimes we deal with people. It's
Speaker 1: a people business, you know. But mostly of cases this
Speaker 1: is very easy and tolerable procedure. But we do with people.
Speaker 1: People like people, people being humans, you know what happens.
Speaker 1: Have you ever did a proceding you look like that up? No,
Speaker 1: not really, not really, But I've always been honest to
Speaker 1: the patients. There is certain areas sometimes, let's say, in
Speaker 1: my vision and I did the procedure and something can
Speaker 1: be changing there. I was changing it before. But the
Speaker 1: point is our procedures already have such a strict protocol
Speaker 1: and it's basically every doctor participating is doing exactly the
Speaker 1: same procedure and exactly in the same protocol of the flexicle.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you this. Okay, I asked you
Speaker 1: about the patients that have unrealistic expectations, But how do
Speaker 1: you deal with patients post that that complain about their
Speaker 1: results but they didn't do what was needed to maintain
Speaker 1: themselves after surgery that basically made them not look how
Speaker 1: they wanted to look. Well, you certainly they have to
Speaker 1: take time explaining that you're bringing before enough the pictures
Speaker 1: and showing what should before we wait the patient. If
Speaker 1: you stay within your weight plus minus two three pounds,
Speaker 1: there will be absolutely no changes. But if you gain
Speaker 1: twenty thirty pounds off the procedures, life secual area, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a significant amount and it might change not just that,
Speaker 1: but the area is that you didn't do the like
Speaker 1: suction and it's actually will change about the image. So
Speaker 1: but it's yeah, it's a hard work. You have to
Speaker 1: sometimes deal with it unhappy page and patients who am
Speaker 1: realistic with the expectations, even though before we address as
Speaker 1: all this, Yeah, we still have to approach our job
Speaker 1: was nicely approached the patient and explaining all this pros
Speaker 1: and course. Many times the patients have to go for
Speaker 1: around too for the procedure later on if they gained
Speaker 1: tons of weight and they really change, well, you know,
Speaker 1: we need to do a second round sometimes, and many
Speaker 1: patients sometimes benefit of the second round because you can
Speaker 1: collect more fat and actually add on to support. Why
Speaker 1: not follow up is very important? So I tell the
Speaker 1: patients that we do have the procedure for you today,
Speaker 1: but the second half is going to be how you
Speaker 1: maintain it when you get home. So we have certain instructions.
Speaker 1: You don't pretty pressure on your butter hips. Um, you're
Speaker 1: diet clearly. Um. We have lymphatic drainages massages as well
Speaker 1: as the father and it's a requirement that goes yeah,
Speaker 1: it gives you maximum your maximum results. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you this about the lymphatic drainages. Right, So, the lymphatic drainage,
Speaker 1: from my understanding and from my hutube tutorial is when
Speaker 1: in after surgery, like the fluids and stuff we're draining out,
Speaker 1: but the fluids that are draining out are actually the
Speaker 1: fluids that were put into kind of help numb what
Speaker 1: was going on, right, So I think we have a
Speaker 1: combination of two things. So we have our local anesthesia,
Speaker 1: which is what gets the patient numb, and so we
Speaker 1: fill the patient up with this logo. But there has
Speaker 1: to be somewhere for this local to go post operatively,
Speaker 1: so after the procedure. A lot of it comes out
Speaker 1: during the procedure during the LiPo suction, but there is
Speaker 1: going to be a lot that's still remaining after and
Speaker 1: then as well as just a normal body process. We
Speaker 1: don't have nothing. There's no tubes. We don't even when
Speaker 1: there was incisions due to local we don't even need
Speaker 1: to stitch them because we need them actually open to drain.
Speaker 1: We move that liquid pure for the To quantify that
Speaker 1: we clarify we have We put the liquid out on
Speaker 1: the stigi in the body. We just basically gone within
Speaker 1: turs of the body. Later on, because of the surgery
Speaker 1: was performed in that area, the body produced a swelling.
Speaker 1: That's what's natural. Thing is longer the tape for the
Speaker 1: swelling to completely about. I would say from three to
Speaker 1: six months it will be completely out, but your body
Speaker 1: three to six months. But the liquid this way because
Speaker 1: it's a healing process. So you have to be a
Speaker 1: little bit patient with a healing process. But the result
Speaker 1: cosmedic ways, you will see tremendous results kind of even
Speaker 1: looking as a final about two three months, but the
Speaker 1: body even beyond that will be continuing healing. And what's
Speaker 1: needed is a skin weary truck because it's not just
Speaker 1: a liquid goes away. The skin will accept new position
Speaker 1: and you new desired shape with the help of father
Speaker 1: and compression garment. All this is necessary to sculpt body.
Speaker 1: And that's what we do. We do bodies called 's bad.
Speaker 1: So what what's what's the um like? When you say
Speaker 1: you are saying sculpture, right, what's the seed? How long
Speaker 1: is it's about two hour procedure more or less depending
Speaker 1: on the patients amount of fat, situation, height, weight, what
Speaker 1: what it is like? Um? Lightbulb, A lot of light bulb.
Speaker 1: The patient will see how the fat is so basically
Speaker 1: living them. Like, what's the sculpture procedures The sculpture procedure, Well,
Speaker 1: it starts with a marketing process which is also unique,
Speaker 1: and we develop certain marketing and positioning of the wholes.
Speaker 1: So and the marking is different from individual to individual,
Speaker 1: which is that's what we're doing for sculpting. So to
Speaker 1: sculpt the body is yes, we have to perform the
Speaker 1: same procedure technically, but again we're going back to the
Speaker 1: same question. Everybody is different, So we have to sculpt
Speaker 1: the body equating what this particular body needs, and sculpting
Speaker 1: means again creating all this curve and positioning and knowing
Speaker 1: the anatomy of the patient and positioning desire. Can you
Speaker 1: get a sculpture without without doing to be you can
Speaker 1: do it just a liposuction and do the LiPo sculptures. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so you can just sculpt the body. BBL is an
Speaker 1: additional fact as the patient desires. As the patient desires
Speaker 1: that you want to bigger about or restored my bot volume.
Speaker 1: We certainly that's what's BBO designed for. Um, just come
Speaker 1: take it out and sculpt your flex sculpt and lip
Speaker 1: suction part is basically for the to remove the fact
Speaker 1: from undesired areas and to sculpt those areas even without
Speaker 1: the b BO. Okay, okay, oh informative, I learned a lot.
Speaker 1: I'm doing consultation right now. Now. We want to get
Speaker 1: in your business man. We want to know your back
Speaker 1: what your life is, what you do when you're not
Speaker 1: doing proceed I'm doing BBLS. No, I'm not that. I
Speaker 1: ask everybody that comes here or whatever, like as far
Speaker 1: as like a bucket list, what's on your bucket list?
Speaker 1: And I want you to like just kind of talk
Speaker 1: about a little bit like somewhere that you want to
Speaker 1: travel that you've never been, something that like outlandish, that
Speaker 1: you want to eat that you've never eaten, like anything
Speaker 1: of Flanton dinner dinner reservation in Atlanta. You need more
Speaker 1: restaurants here. So but yes, I'd love I love cooking,
Speaker 1: and that was my past mostly. I mean we're coming
Speaker 1: from Russia. I'm born in Russia and a thousand pars
Speaker 1: in the Serb Regin, which is basically like a Turkish
Speaker 1: cuisine media Western cuisine. That's what I've been my passion.
Speaker 1: If I wouldn't be a plastic surgery, favorite wine here,
Speaker 1: I would probably go and do the go be cooking.
Speaker 1: You got a favorite wine? Favorite mine probably from Red
Speaker 1: Wines and am all back seven? You Broncs from um
Speaker 1: mostly New Zealand seven? You on blank okay? And what
Speaker 1: about But I love old fashioned, So I'm in the
Speaker 1: right place. Here in Atlanta. Yeah, and what about a
Speaker 1: place that you'd never been that you want to go? Uh?
Speaker 1: For me personally, my dream was to go to Amazon driaver.
Speaker 1: That was my personal dream was always. So do you
Speaker 1: like wildlife and rainforest and stuff like that? It's just
Speaker 1: a ChIL dream. And I just I just I just
Speaker 1: wanted to seat And that's We've been traveling and go
Speaker 1: over the world. And I love traveling. Been everywhere in
Speaker 1: the Europe and France and Germany and every everywhere. I mean,
Speaker 1: you name it. But yeah, that's what That's what my
Speaker 1: goal probably lived. I can't think that. So my my
Speaker 1: final question is what would would either of you to
Speaker 1: get a procedure? And if y'all would get some type
Speaker 1: of procedure, who would you'll trust to do the procedure?
Speaker 1: Obviously you would say Dr v Only okay, I would say, Nicole,
Speaker 1: have you ever getting any procedures? Thought about procedures for
Speaker 1: the patient? Asked me some of that. Did you do
Speaker 1: that procedure to yourself? I said, what, I'm crazy, But
Speaker 1: I'm joking, of course, I mean I would trust all
Speaker 1: my doctors as a procedure. Again, we developed the unique
Speaker 1: protocol and that protocol is enforced on the daily basis. Uh,
Speaker 1: every doctor gets a quality control and check um all
Speaker 1: all the doctors doing literally is the same type of
Speaker 1: procedure with the same vision, and it's a goal vision
Speaker 1: to the goal standard always all the doctors. So we
Speaker 1: can you you might be assigned Dr A. T. L.
Speaker 1: Because all of our doctors are going to do it
Speaker 1: to Dr Boskins standard. He's trained all of them individually,
Speaker 1: and so the same technique is used by all the doctors. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's what it is. I hope a lot of people
Speaker 1: got a lot of information from this. Definitely a lot
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