Neogen treatment reshapes one host’s view of cosmetic procedures
653. Part 2: The Brutally Honest Beauty Episode - Facelifts, Neogen Laser Update and Fillers
The episode weighs skin resurfacing, surgery, fillers, and fat transfer against realistic expectations, provider choice, and long-term planning.
- 1Additional healing time changes the host’s assessment of NeoGen plasma treatment and its effect on skin quality.
- 2Cosmetic procedures require realistic expectations, careful provider selection, and a plan that accounts for long-term results.
- 3Listener questions broaden the discussion from facelifts to under-eye procedures, fillers, and fat transfer.
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Dr. Amie Hornaman reassesses her NeoGen plasma treatment after additional weeks of healing, changing the emphasis from immediate impressions to lasting skin quality.
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After several more weeks of healing, Dr. Amie Hornaman revisits her NeoGen plasma treatment and considers when to repeat it in Arizona.
Her assessment has evolved with time, focusing on skin quality and collagen production rather than the immediate drama of a procedure.
The conversation turns to facelifts, under-eye procedures, fillers, and fat transfer, with realistic expectations and provider choice as recurring tests.
The episode’s central tension is whether cosmetic work should chase a quick visual change or support a thoughtful, long-term plan.
The standout is the treatment follow-up itself: additional healing gives Hornaman a more measured view of what NeoGen changed and what it did not.
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