Meet Your Surgeons: The Story Behind the Scalpel

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Unfiltered: A Plastic Surgery Podcast

Pittsburgh Plastic Surgery

12 episodes

1 day ago

Plastic Surgery Unfiltered is your no-BS guide to the world of plastic surgery. We cut through the hype, debunk myths, and have real, unfiltered conversations about the industry—no edits, no fluff, just honest talk. From breaking down the latest trends (and fads that should die) to exposing what’s actually plastic surgery and what’s just social media nonsense, we bring you the truth straight from the source. If you’re tired of clickbait and want real insights into aesthetics, procedures, and the reality of going under the knife, this is the podcast for you. Unpolished. Unscripted. Unfiltered.

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Meet Your Surgeons: The Story Behind the Scalpel

Unfiltered: A Plastic Surgery Podcast

30 minutes 33 seconds

2 months ago

Meet Your Surgeons: The Story Behind the Scalpel

Welcome to the very first episode of Unfiltered: A Plastic Surgery Podcast with Dr. Armando Davila and Dr. David Turer of the Pittsburgh Center for Plastic Surgery. In this kickoff episode, the doctors share their backgrounds, how they found their way into plastic surgery, and what led them to create this podcast.

10:55 – Spotlight on Dr. Carl von Graefe
We shout out Dr. Carl von Graefe — often called the founder of modern plastic surgery. Back in 1818, he published Rhinoplastik, one of the first major works on reconstructive surgery. His pioneering approach emphasized restoring both form and function — a principle that still guides plastic surgery today.