Dr. Dubrow: Small Tweaks, Big Impact

0:00It's March 6th. Here's your entertainment news in two minutes. Dr. Terry DeBrowe from Botched, called Brazilian Bud, lifts the most overrated and dangerous plastic surgery procedure. He explained that injecting fat into the buttocks, risks hitting small veins connected to a major blood vessel near the heart. This can cause a fat embolism, blocking blood flow, and leading to serious problems. Popularity of these lifts has dropped, which DeBrowe welcomes. These like Stasi-Coronacolau have even reversed theirs. Instead, stars are shifting the smaller, more frequent tweaks to maintain their looks over time. Like regular fillers or lifts done early and often, many celebs have shared regrets about past surgeries. Julia Fox wishes she skipsome to please others, while Brielle Beerman and Larissa Santos Lima fell freer after removing fillers and downsizing implants. Stars like Gypsy Rose Blanchard and John Accramer stressed doing it only for yourself.

1:01This maintenance trend is catching on in Hollywood. Barbara Quarker enlisted her procedures openly and Arionomatics detailed her Botox and fillers. Reality stars like Brittany Cartwright and Caroline Stambury documented network and facelifts showing recovery is quicker than expected. DeBrowe praises this approach for longevity, but reminds everyone these are real surgeries with complications, not like a haircut or gym visit. He urges thinking twice, as some like Sharon Osborne called her facelift a disaster. D&N is sponsored by our partner, check out the episode description. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Wilton Sound, built in comfort, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com