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Plastics & Peptides

Plastics & Peptides

Di: Dr. Darren Smith and Dr. Amanda Kahn
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Plastics & Peptides: The “look good, feel good” podcast unpacking everything in plastic surgery and longevity from a board-certified Park Avenue plastic surgeon (Dr. Darren Smith) and a board-certified Park Avenue internist + longevity expert (Dr. Amanda Kahn). They also share an office in the Ritz Tower, making the dynamic generally hilarious, in their unbiased opinion.Dr. Darren Smith and Dr. Amanda Kahn Igiene e vita sana Politica e governo Scienze sociali
  • Cultural Capital, Biomarkers, and Body Scans with Carson Griffith of Rich People Sh*t
    Nov 5 2026

    Park Avenue plastic surgeon Dr. Darren Smith and Park Avenue internist and longevity expert Dr. Amanda Kahn sit down with Carson Griffith, journalist and founder of the Substack Rich People Shit, to discuss everything from cultural capital, to lunchtime plastic surgery procedures, biomarkers, full body MRIs, peptides and many other hot topics. Plus, Carson asks Dr. Smith and Dr. Kahn questions written in by her RPS readers.

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    Intro to Carson Griffith: Dr. Smith introduces Carson, and the group dives deep into her writing career and her popular Substack Rich People Shit.

    Full body MRIs: Carson asks Dr. Kahn the first question from her RPS readers, who are curious about this trending technology and want to cut through the noise to learn about the different scans that are available.

    "Lunchtime" plastic surgery procedures: The group discusses minimally invasive procedures that give great results with little downtime. Plus, how long patients should wait to see final results before they come back for a "touch up."

    The most efficient way to keep tabs on your health: How can the busy, everyday person keep up with their health without a big commitment? Dr. Kahn answers this question and shares her insights on biomarkers, lab data and how to best interpret blood work.

    What popular health trends do Dr. Smith and Dr. Kahn actually subscribe to? Dr. Kahn shares her longevity routine and peptides she personally believes in. Dr. Smith shares his GLP-1 journey and the results he's seen since starting the medication.

    What does Carson do to stay sharp? Carson discusses what she does to stay up to date on the latest "Rich People Shit" and how she stays connected with her readers. Plus, Carson shares her book recommendations.

    Resources and Links:

    Subscribe to Carson Griffith's Substack Rich People Shit here.

    Follow Carson Griffith on Instagram.

    Verify board-certified plastic surgeons via The American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

    Learn more about Dr. Darren Smith's plastic surgery practice.

    Learn more about Dr. Amanda Kahn's NYC longevity medicine and peptide therapy practice.

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    26 min
  • The 2026 Convergence: Beauty, Longevity and Plastic Surgery
    May 15 2026

    Park Avenue plastic surgeon Dr. Darren Smith and Park Avenue internist and longevity expert Dr. Amanda Kahn sit down with celebrity longevity aesthetician Georgia Louise to talk beauty, longevity, plastic surgery and the intersections of it all.

    What You’ll Hear in This Episode

    Meet Georgia Louise: Georgia traces her journey from falling in love with aesthetics in the UK to building a celebrated career in New York City. She walks us through her signature "Lift and Sculpt" facial, a treatment designed to sculpt the face from within and shares how longevity thinking shapes her approach.

    Summer 2026 Beauty & Wellness Trends: The trio breaks down what beauty trends are surging for this upcoming summer: immunity building, lymphatic drainage, injectables, body tightening and the ongoing obsession with "summer bodies." Plus, a look at which professional skincare treatments are having a major moment.

    The Microdosing Movement: Georgia's clients are asking to microdose everything, and Dr. Kahn + Dr. Smith can relate. Dr. Kahn shares her clinical perspective on microdosing, while Georgia details her signature "less is more" approach.

    Peptides, Vitamin C & "Molecular Surgery": Georgia shares her love of copper peptides and asks Dr. Kahn which peptides she recommends to patients. The conversation expands into vitamin C, IV treatments, Georgia's "New Yorker" treatment and Dr. Smith's concept of "Molecular Surgery.”

    Luxury Facials Are Having a Major Moment: What's driving the facial renaissance, and how has the industry shifted over time? Georgia explains why clients now treat facials as a necessity, not a luxury, and Dr. Kahn appreciates the proactive, preventative mindset her clients have adopted in their approach to beauty and wellness.

    Resources and Links

    Learn more about Georgia Louise here.

    Verify board-certified plastic surgeons via the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

    Learn more about Dr. Darren Smith’s plastic surgery practice.

    Learn more about Dr. Amanda Kahn’s NYC longevity medicine and peptide therapy practice.

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    24 min
  • Unpacking the New Rules of Beauty: Why Perfection is Out and the "Savvy Consumer" is In
    Jan 16 2026

    Plastics & Peptides Episode 3 Description

    Park Avenue plastic surgeon Dr. Darren Smith and Park Avenue internist + longevity expert Dr. Amanda Kahn sit down with beauty industry veteran Jessica Matlin to discuss some of the need-to-know beauty + wellness topics of today.

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    What People Want: Jessica fills us in on shifting consumer behaviors, what people are looking for and how retailers are delivering.

    The Democratization of Beauty: How social media flipped the dynamic between expert and consumer. And how beauty authorities are now able to speak directly to their audiences, which has created a savvier, more informed consumer.

    Doctors on Social Media: Dr. Smith weighs in on how surgeons present themselves online, and how those choices often mirror their surgical strategy and results. The group makes the distinction between using social media to teach and share knowledge versus using it for marketing and branding.

    Beauty Routines for the Busy Mom: Jessica shares her non-negotiable beauty steps as a mom and industry leader. She walks us through her skincare and makeup routines and lets us in on a few of her favorite products.

    Plastic Surgery Trends: Dr. Smith highlights the procedures patients are requesting most and the growing preference for subtle, “optimized” results over dramatic transformations.

    Longevity, Energy, and Anti-Aging: Dr. Kahn explains how she uses peptides and NAD+ to help patients improve energy and optimize the aging process. She identifies daily habits that quietly drain energy, noting the importance of community and the correlation between happiness and longevity.

    Supplements at the Intersection of Beauty and Wellness: Jessica discusses the convergence of beauty and wellness, and the role that supplements are taking in that process. The group covers which supplements offer real benefits versus ones that overpromise.

    AI and Self-Diagnoses: Dr. Smith and Dr. Kahn explore how patients are using tools like ChatGPT to research symptoms and attempt to self-diagnose, and why guidance from board-certified physicians still matters.

    Resources and links:

    Learn more about Jessica Matlin here.

    Listen to the Fat Mascara podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

    Verify board-certified plastic surgeons via the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

    Learn more about Dr. Darren Smith’s Plastic Surgery Practice

    Learn more about Dr. Amanda Kahn’s NYC longevity medicine and peptide therapy practice.

    Prepping for a plastic surgery procedure? Read Dr. Smith’s The Ultimate Plastic Surgery Pre-Op Guide.

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    42 min
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