Zane believes that receiving a hair transplant is a normal, life-changing cosmetic procedure that he is happy to undergo.

“what's crazy is this is 100 cosmetic yeah it's like you're removing a [ __ ] tumor like a life-changing surgery I know we need to do this for you to stay alive it's insane you're willingly doing this yes you want to do it”

He thinks that people should try Botox if they are considering it to manage TMJ.

“I think you should try it”

Heath supports Zane's decision to get a hair transplant and expresses interest in undergoing the procedure himself.

“seeing your process and how smoothly it went makes me definitely yeah”

Alyssa expresses satisfaction with the preventative Botox she received to maintain a more youthful appearance.

“I got 20 units it's like baby Botox like preventative yeah good for you so I got it here and here and then she said let's just do it here so I said okay”

She considers Botox to be a useful and recommended treatment for TMJ issues in the jaw.

“I got BOTOX for TMJ in my jaw”

Overfilling the face with cosmetic fillers is a significant and growing problem because it distorts natural anatomy and complicates future surgical interventions.

“I think overfilling is a serious problem. Um whether it's the lips or the cheeks, the companies will tell you that filler only lasts one year in the face and you have to refill it. That's definitely not true. Really, I show up in your office. I can't tell you what's wrong, but I show you a picture o”

A natural appearance is the primary goal of cosmetic surgery, and it is crucial to avoid over-enlargement or extreme distortion of facial features.

“So the goal of your face the goal of a natural-looking face is not to be totally smooth and to have no curves and no shadows and no lines when you smile you're supposed to you see my brow elevate and you see some lines in my forehead”

The doctors who continue to perform excessive or extreme cosmetic procedures on patients act unethically and should instead require them to see a psychiatrist.

“I would imagine like their surgeons would be like, "Hey, go see the psychiatrist first or this therapist and then come back and see me." But now it's just like, "Holy crap. That's sad. That sucks." Doctors are part of the problem here.”

Cosmetic procedures like cheek fillers often look unnatural because they alter facial proportions from multiple angles.

“but those don't look good because you can always tell when a woman has like cheek fillers they just look like a a portion of their face is seen from all angles it doesn't look right”

Physicians have an ethical responsibility to avoid over-treating patients and should not allow patients to dictate the amount or frequency of cosmetic procedures.

“I always look at it akin to managing hypertension or diabetes. We never let the patients determine how much insulin to use or how much anti-hypertensive medication to take. And I don't think we should let the patients say that they want to transform themselves to some completely different person.”