

Dr Terry Dubrow on Botched, Ozempic And Plastic Surgery “They Put Concrete In Her Face!”
Star of Botched and The Swan, Dr Terry Dubrow became one of reality TV’s most recognisable surgeons, but this conversation reveals what was really happening behind the shows that made him famous. Terry looks back at the shows that made him famous, from the backlash surrounding The Swan and Bridalplasty to why he…

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“I’m really curious to see how GLP-1 drugs are viewed 10 years from now. What concerns me is how definitively Dr. Dubrow speaks about them, as if there’s no nuance or variation in how different bodies respond. And honestly, promoting lifelon…”
“Wow 😮 “You’re renting your body, and if you don’t look after it, don’t pay the rent, do the maintenance, you’re gonna be evicted” 😮 That hit me where it needed to! 👏🏃♀️🏋️♀️”
““When you are younger you exercise to look good, when you are older you exercise to live longer” … love this a lot.”
“1:23:00 he talks about ozempic effect on private parts 😊”
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