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  Episode #1337

  Dr. Shelby Brantley Answers Your Top Tummy Tuck Questions: Mini vs Full Abdominoplasty, Lipo 360, Scars & Recovery

  Sep 28, 202618 min

  Dr. Shelby Brantley, a board-certified plastic surgeon at Brantley Operative Aesthetics in Jackson, MS, known for combining surgical precision with a personalized approach to care again joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel . He specializes in breast augmentation, breast lift, tummy tuck, and facelift procedures, with a philosophy rooted in achieving harmonious, natural-looking results for every patient. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Shelby Brantley discuss the following: What are the key differences between a mini tummy tuck, an extended mini tummy tuck, and a full abdominoplasty? What are your thoughts on combining liposuction with an abdominoplasty, and when does it make sense to perform both procedures together? How important is achieving a natural-looking belly button and strategically placing the lower abdominal scar in tummy tuck surgery? Why is blood clot prevention such an important part of the abdominoplasty recovery process, and what measures do you take to minimize that risk? How do you determine whether a patient is a better candidate for an abdominoplasty versus a Lipo 360 procedure? Rooted in his community, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Shelby Brantley has built his reputation at Brantley Operative Aesthetics in Jackson, MS by delivering results that are as authentic as they are beautiful. His approach combines the artistic and technical elements of surgery to enhance each patient’s appearance according to their individual goals, and nowhere is that more evident than in his abdominoplasty results. In this episode, he walks us through the most important factors patients should consider before moving forward and how he guides them through the decision-making process to determine what it takes to achieve a natural-looking result. Dr. Brantley will also address some of the most common misconceptions about tummy tucks today, including the difference between body contouring and weight loss, what patients can realistically expect during recovery, and the three hallmarks he believes define a truly great abdominoplasty result. He’ll also share how he approaches each procedure, including his signature use of simultaneous liposuction, to ensure results feel proportionate, refined, and uniquely tailored to every patient’s body. Website: boaplasticsurgery.com Procedure Discussed: boaplasticsurgery.com/surgical/tummy-tuck Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shelbykbrantleymd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shelbykbrantleyjrmd YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BrantleyOperativeAesthetics CONTACT INFORMATION: Dr. Shelby Brantley 1030 N Flowood Drive, Suite A, Jackson, MS Phone: (601) 387-9005 People also listened to this: Accelerate Philanthropy: Purposeful Giving for Dual Impact

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  Episode #1336

  Accelerate Philanthropy: Purposeful Giving for Dual Impact

  Sep 26, 202613 min

  Dr. Dean Vicksman, DVM, CVJ & Board Chair of EveryCat Health Foundation, a non-profit organization established in 1968, advances feline health by supporting groundbreaking research and education joins eHealth Radio and the Animal Health & Health News Channels. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Dean Vicksman discuss the following: From your position as Board Chair for the EveryCat Health Foundation, what do you want people to understand about the impact of planned giving and charitable support for health research - for felines and humans? Can you tell us about what motivates supporters of the EveryCat granting mission to donate? EveryCat Health Foundation enjoys a unique position as the world's leading granting organization supporting blue ribbon research for feline health and wellbeing. Can you share with us why a potential donor with an interest in health and wellness might donate to a granting organization, instead of directly to a non profit? You bring a powerful mix of organizational leadership as board chair and medical expertise as a DVM to the organization. Can you tell us what attracted you to the mission of EveryCat, and why you support their work? I also understand that some of the research EveryCat has provided grant support to has created medical insights that benefit humans. Can you tell us a bit about the translational research findings that have come to light? For individuals researching health, science -and above all - cat-supporting organizations to support, do you have some guidelines for identifying a good cause to support? Dr. Dean Vicksman, a Denver native, graduated with honors from Colorado State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1986. He was subsequently accepted into the internship program for advanced training in small animal medicine and surgery at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital in Boston. From 1987 to 2021, he co-owned and directed Evans East Animal Hospital and founded Denver Cat Hospital in 2019. Dr. Vicksman’s personal interests include skiing and martial arts. He holds a second-degree black belt in Peoples Kenpo Karate and contributes as a guest speaker on ABC Channel 7 and FOX31 News pet segments. He is currently serving as President of the EveryCat Health Foundation, Secretary of the State Board of Veterinary Medicine in Colorado, and Advisory Board member of the Grey Muzzle Organization. He previously served as Chairman of the Board for the Dumb Friends League. Dr. Vicksman, his wife, Rebecca, and their two children, Sarah and Koby, enjoy spending time with their dogs Prim, Poppie, Soji, and their special kitty, Agnus. About EveryCat Health Foundation EveryCat Health Foundation , a non-profit organization established in 1968, advances feline health by supporting groundbreaking research and education. Its work worldwide has funded $12 million in cat health research at more than 30 partner institutions. Efforts are made possible through the generosity of dedicated donors and collaborators. Research supported by EveryCat Health Foundation helps veterinarians by providing groundbreaking research that improves diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of common feline health problems. Grants are awarded at least twice yearly with the help of the foundation's expert review panel. For further information or to support feline health research, please visit https://everycat.org . Website: https://everycat.org Social Media Links: Facebook: facebook.com/EveryCatHealth Instagram: @everycathealth YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EveryCatHealth X: https://x.com/everycathealth People also listened to this: Tay-Sachs Awareness Month: Turning Personal Loss Into Action Through Genetic Screening

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  Episode #1335

  Tay-Sachs Awareness Month: Turning Personal Loss Into Action Through Genetic Screening

  Sep 24, 202613 min

  Shari Ungerleider, an Outreach and Education Manager for jscreen, a non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives through genetic screening and education joins eHealth Radio and the Health News Channel. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Shari Ungerleider discuss the following: Shari, your connection to Tay-Sachs is deeply personal. Can you share Evan’s story and how his life ultimately led you to become an advocate for genetic screening and education? Many people think of Tay-Sachs primarily as a disease affecting people of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry. What should listeners understand about who can be a carrier and why screening is important for people from many different backgrounds? One of jscreen’s messages during Tay-Sachs Awareness Month is that when you get screened matters. Why is it beneficial for individuals and couples to consider reproductive carrier screening before pregnancy? Genetic testing has changed significantly since Evan was born more than 30 years ago. How does jscreen’s comprehensive reproductive carrier screening work today, and what does it mean that you screen for more than 260 genetic conditions rather than focusing on Tay-Sachs alone? For someone listening today who is thinking about starting or growing a family, what is the most important thing you want them to take away from Tay-Sachs Awareness Month, and where can they go to learn more or get screened? Shari Ungerleider is an Outreach and Education Manager for jscreen , a non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives through genetic screening and education. Shari, along with her husband Jeff and father Stanley Michelman founded the Evan Lee Ungerleider Foundation when her son was diagnosed with Tay-Sachs disease. ELUF raises money for Tay-Sachs research as well as to support carrier screening. This foundation is part of the National Tay-Sachs and Allied Diseases Association, New York Chapter, where Shari was a past president and served on the board for over 20 years. Shari has four children, Evan (mentioned above), Justin, Leigh and Sydney. She lives in Wayne, NJ with her family. As a result of Evan’s illness and to honor his memory, Shari became an advocate to educate and raise awareness about the importance of carrier screening coupled with genetic counseling. She has been working on this mission for over 25 years. Website: https://www.jscreen.org People also listened to this: C-Section Scar Revision as part of a Mommy Makeover: How Dr. Caroline Szpalski Restores Confidence After Motherhood

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  Episode #1334

  C-Section Scar Revision as Part of a Mommy Makeover: How Dr. Caroline Szpalski Restores Confidence After Motherhood

  Sep 23, 202612 min

  Dr. Caroline Szpalski, a board-certified plastic surgeon and one of the tri-state area’s leading female plastic, cosmetic, and reconstructive surgeons, practicing in Glen Ridge, New Jersey again joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel . Fellowship-trained in microsurgery and complex reconstructive cases at MD Anderson Cancer Center, Dr. Szpalski brings a “less is more” philosophy to every procedure she performs, including her approach to C-section scar revision as part of a comprehensive mommy makeover. Drawing on her multicontinental upbringing and sophisticated European sensibility, she helps mothers restore their pre-pregnancy confidence with results that look natural, elegant, and authentically their own. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Caroline Szpalski discuss the following: What are the biggest misconceptions women have about mommy makeovers or C-section scar revision when they come in for a consultation? or What exactly is a mommy makeover? How do you explain to patients that scar revision can be a meaningful part of a mommy makeover that addresses remaining pain or hernias, rather than just a cosmetic afterthought? What makes a C-section scar a good (or not-so-good) candidate for revision, and what factors help shape your surgical plan? How does your “less is more” philosophy guide the way you approach scar revision alongside procedures like a tummy tuck or liposuction in a mommy makeover? Beyond the physical result, how does addressing a C-section scar affect a patient’s confidence and sense of identity after having children? Dr. Caroline Szpalski is a board-certified plastic surgeon and the founder of her private practice in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, where she has built a reputation as one of the tri-state area’s leading female plastic, cosmetic, and reconstructive surgeons. Fellowship-trained in microsurgery and the most complex cases at MD Anderson Cancer Center, Dr. Szpalski combines meticulous surgical technique with a deeply personal understanding of her patients’ journeys as a surgeon, wife, and mother herself. Her signature “less is more” philosophy shapes every aspect of her practice, guiding her toward results that are subtle, natural, and never overdone. In this episode, she discusses why C-section scars often go overlooked in post-pregnancy body concerns, and how she incorporates scar revision into a mommy makeover to create a complete and cohesive outcome for her patients. Dr. Szpalski will also address the questions she hears most often from patients, including when a C-section scar is a good candidate for revision, how scar tissue quality and placement influence her surgical approach, and how she sequences scar revision alongside tummy tucks, liposuction, and other body contouring procedures to achieve balanced, harmonious results. Drawing on her multicultural upbringing and belief that beauty has no single standard, she brings a thoughtful, individualized approach to every mommy makeover consultation. Whether a patient is self-conscious about a raised or discolored scar, dealing with lingering discomfort, or simply feels her midsection no longer reflects who she is after childbirth, this episode offers an honest, reassuring look at how thoughtful scar revision can help mothers feel restored, confident, and fully like themselves again. Website: szpalskimd.com Procedure Discussed Links: szpalskimd.com/body/c-section-scar-revision Instagram: @drszpalski CONTACT DETAILS Dr. Caroline Szpalski 311 Bay Area, Ste. 201 Glen Ridge, NJ 07028 Phone: (646) 777-0170 People also listened to this: Dr. Caroline Szpalski on Natural Breast Reduction Results, Symptom Relief and what to expect

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  Episode #1333

  Feel at Home in Your Body Again: The Mommy Makeover with Dr. Stephanie Farber

  Sep 22, 202611 min

  Dr. Stephanie Farber is a board-certified female plastic surgeon who serves patients throughout Alpharetta, Atlanta, and the surrounding areas again joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and the Plastic Surgery Information Channels. She has built one of Alpharetta’s most trusted practices for mommy makeover procedures, helping women reclaim their confidence and feel truly at home in their bodies again. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Stephanie Farber discuss the following: When women feel disconnected from their bodies due to pregnancy and breastfeeding, what eventually brings them to your door, and how do you approach that first conversation as a surgeon and a fellow mom? How do the physical changes from pregnancy and breastfeeding specifically affect the breasts and abdomen, and how does a mommy makeover address what diet and exercise simply can’t? Because every mom’s body and experience is different, how do you build a customized treatment plan that addresses each patient’s unique concerns while keeping the focus on safety? Rapid recovery protocols are designed to minimize pain and get moms back to their lives quickly, but what does recovery actually look like, and when do patients begin to feel and see their results? What are the most common misconceptions women have about mommy makeovers, and what do you wish every patient knew before walking through your door for the first time? As a board-certified female plastic surgeon, a mother, and a formally trained artist, Dr. Stephanie Farber brings a perspective to the mommy makeover that few surgeons can offer. She understands firsthand what it means to share your body through pregnancy and breastfeeding, and she has built her Alpharetta practice on the belief that every woman deserves to feel confident, beautiful, and fully herself on the other side of motherhood. Her approach combines meticulous surgical technique with a genuine artistic eye for balance and proportion, and her compassionate, judgment-free philosophy ensures that every patient feels seen, heard, and celebrated from the very first consultation. In this episode, she walks us through the physical changes pregnancy and breastfeeding create in the breasts and abdomen, why those changes often can’t be resolved through diet and exercise alone, and how she designs fully customized surgical plans that honor each woman’s natural beauty and personal goals. Dr. Farber will also address the questions she hears most often, including how her rapid recovery protocol helps busy moms get back to their lives with less pain and less downtime, when patients can expect to see their final results, and what truly makes someone ready to move forward. Whether you’ve just started thinking about reclaiming your body or you’ve been waiting for the right time for years, this episode offers an honest, empowering perspective on what a mommy makeover can achieve and how Dr. Farber partners with every patient to make sure their confidence outshines even the most beautiful surgical result. Website: https://stephaniefarbermd.com Social Media Links: Instagram: instagram.com/dr.stephanie.farber Youtube: youtube.com/@stephaniefarbermd CONTACT DETAILS Dr. Stephanie Farber 850 Mayfield Road, Ste. 202 Milton, GA 30009 (470) 961-9950 People also listened to this: ADHD Through the Lifecycle: Managing Symptoms Over Time

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