“Culture, I come from a long lineage of physicians, teachers, and artists. So I think this is my place to be a leader in healing art. I also grow in families and cultures that believe in helping others, “said Certified Plastic Surgeon Shirley Madhere, M.D., a woman who created the term holistic plastic surgery. “Through beauty, you can help people and have extraordinary impacts.”
He approached his work by looking at all people, from understanding why someone seeks aesthetic changes to ensure they have a strong support system “Through this, I get information about that person, achieved from a different health dimension to help me plan a way with this patient who will take me to the operating room is entirely possible,” he said. “I want that person to be in the best position – mental, spiritual, psychological, emotional, physical – to be able to handle extraordinary changes that occur after surgery.”
And in this Clean Beauty School episode, we talk at length about many ways in which beauty can inform your welfare – and vice versa. I never thought that rituals and beauty practices were superficial, and after I spoke with Madhere, it only confirmed this belief.
And when I ask what is the priority for beauty? Now it’s very simple: “Good nutrition is the first rule of beauty. Hydration is the second, “he said. (Madhere noted that he was not a nutritionist who was formally trained, but was certified in integrative nutrition.And it is important to take this lesson in a broader beauty context. He is quickly noted that hydration and protection are clearly not to be missed – but he cannot emphasize the importance of caring for all your people.
“There is a young plastic surgeon who talks with his friend about holistic plastic surgery. And he said, ‘Kale won’t lift your face,’ “Madhere said laughing.” And he is right. That won’t. But when you get the facelift, I think it will definitely help you to get better better. “Listen to hear our full conversation – even if you don’t have the intention to complete “work”, I make sure you are worth listening to.