437. New Nose, New Me, The Truth About Rhinoplasty Featuring Dr. Angela Sturm

"It's okay if I do this for myself and it's okay that I do this to feel more confident."

 

"It's not just surgery, but being able to be there with them through that process."

 

"I want you to look like you, but better."

 

"How much of your face and how you present yourself to the world affects every area of your life."

 

"The bottom line should be that you shouldn't let the peanut gallery determine what you do." Wayne Friedman

 

In this revealing episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman dive into the world of plastic surgery with Dr. Angela Sturm, a compassionate and skilled facial plastic surgeon.

Dr. Sturm shares her journey, discussing the delicate balance between aesthetics and functionality in her practice. She opens up about her own experience with surgery, revealing how it transformed her confidence and perspective on beauty.

With humor and sincerity, Dr. Sturm addresses common misconceptions surrounding plastic surgery, emphasizing that the decision to enhance one's appearance should stem from self-love rather than external pressures. She highlights the emotional aspects of her work, recounting heartwarming stories of patients who have taken steps toward reclaiming their self-esteem after trauma or personal struggles.

Throughout the episode, the trio explores the generational differences in attitudes toward cosmetic procedures, and Vinnie offers his unique insights as a father and grandfather. They discuss the importance of communication, both in the doctor-patient relationship and within families when it comes to decisions about surgery.

Join us for a candid conversation filled with wisdom, laughter, and valuable takeaways about self-acceptance, the evolving standards of beauty, and the empowering journey of personal transformation. Don't miss this thought-provoking episode that encourages listeners to embrace their true selves and consider what beauty means to them.

(00:00) Reena Friedman Watts: Better Call Daddy is back with more daddy drama (01:38) Talk to me about being born with your father's nose on your face (04:09) How do you decide a look for a nose versus creating one that's useful (08:41) Are there differences between men and women when it comes to plastic surgery (10:44) Some patients come in because something has happened to them or a big change (13:51) You were pregnant when you started your practice and now you're open (15:50) We have a bunch of different lasers that work for all different skin types (19:33) What's the most effective to get rid of, like, the fine lines (21:39) Communication is so important in growing a practice, I would imagine (26:16) We try to get testimonials from patients to help others make decisions (26:50) Talk a little bit about presenting yourself and coming up with a marketing plan (30:59) What happens when people get Photoshop results that aren't what they want (32:26) Have people come to you wanting extreme makeovers (35:32) Tell me a little bit about your dad and, uh, your relationship with him (37:55) What are some of the misconceptions around plastic surgery (42:33) Have you thought about what your family thinks before you get plastic surgery (47:06) Also, is there like extra certifications that would differentiate one doctor from another (50:00) The big issue with plastic surgery is that do you do it for yourself (55:11) Plastic surgery is something we have not talked about

Keywords:

Plastic Surgery, Rhinoplasty, Facial Aesthetics, Confidence, Beauty Standards, Med Spa, Self-Improvement, Body Image, Generational Perspectives, Emotional Healing, Cosmetic Procedures, Personal Stories