Everybody's getting something done… but who's telling you the truth about it?

De & Jay — two healthcare workers with unfiltered opinions — break down BBLs and boob jobs: why BBLs blew up (and why they're one of the riskiest cosmetic surgeries out there), implants and lifts 101, the real costs and recovery nobody posts, medical tourism, and the red flags that should stop you from booking.

It got so big, we had to split it — Part 2 is coming. 👀

Would you get work done, or is it a hard no? Email us at Hippaish@yahoo.com — we keep it anonymous.

HIPPA-ish is the Unfiltered Opinions Podcast — new episodes on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and Amazon.

For education and entertainment only — not medical advice.

Let’s Talk About ED! 🍆

Erectile dysfunction is more common than you might think—but talking about it? That’s a whole different story. In this episode, we’re having a real, no-judgment conversation about ED, from what causes it and who it affects to medications, lifestyle, nutrition, stress, and the importance of actually talking to your healthcare provider.

We’re breaking down the myths, the awkwardness, and the facts behind erectile dysfunction—with a little humor along the way. Because sometimes the hardest part isn’t getting help… it’s starting the conversation.

Talking to kids about weight and healthy habits can feel like walking a tightrope. You want to teach them about nutrition, movement, and taking care of their bodies—but you don’t want them obsessing over calories, the number on the scale, or feeling like something is wrong with their body.

In this episode, we’re having the real conversation about childhood obesity: What should parents say? What should they avoid saying? And how do we encourage healthier choices without creating shame or unhealthy relationships with food?

We’ll talk about picky eaters, portion sizes, screen time, emotional eating, sports and physical activity, family habits, and how parents can model healthy behaviors without making their child feel like they’re being put on a diet.

Because the goal isn’t to raise kids who are afraid of food or their bodies—it’s to raise kids who understand how to take care of themselves and feel confident doing it.

And yes…we’re bringing the awkward, funny, and “am I saying this wrong?” parenting moments too.