Allison Gross

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Dr. Steven Davis explores one of the most exciting shifts happening in modern aesthetics — the fusion of surgical expertise with advanced technology.

Gone are the days of choosing between a “surgery” or a “non-surgical” treatment. Today, leading plastic surgeons are combining procedures in new, innovative ways to deliver next-level results with the same — or even less — downtime.

Dr. Davis shares real examples from his operating room, including patients who combine blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) with Renuvion® skin tightening and micro-liposuction, achieving dramatic yet natural rejuvenation in a single session. He also discusses how regenerative science — like stem cells, exosomes, and growth factors — is transforming recovery and long-term results.

From facial rejuvenation to hair restoration, Dr. Davis explains how this integrated approach helps patients heal faster, look better, and enjoy results that last longer — all while maximizing the power of their own biology.

Listen now to hear how Davis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery is staying ahead of the curve with personalized, combination-based treatments designed around you.

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n today’s world of aesthetic medicine, the question isn’t always “fillers or facelift?” — it’s how the two can work together for the most natural, lasting results.

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Dr. Steven Davis explains how injectable fillers and facelift surgery address different layers of the face — and why understanding those layers is essential for safe, effective rejuvenation.

Dr. Davis often hears patients express concern that fillers or nonsurgical skin-tightening treatments might make future facelift surgery more difficult. While certain procedures that use energy or create deep collagen stimulation can change tissue texture, intradermal hyaluronic acid fillers — the most commonly used type — do not interfere with facelift procedures.

That’s because these fillers target the dermis, the layer responsible for collagen and elasticity. Injected with precision, they smooth fine lines and subtly lift the skin without affecting deeper structures. As Dr. Davis describes it, “Think of intradermal filler injections as painting within the skin — polishing and plumping it — without ever interfering with what we do in a facelift.”

A facelift, on the other hand, works below the dermis to reposition and tighten underlying tissues, creating a refreshed foundation. Together, the two treatments form a powerful combination: fillers to restore the skin’s texture and volume, and a facelift to refine structure and contour.

Dr. Davis encourages patients to think of modern facial rejuvenation as a continuum — one that evolves with their needs over time. Whether through subtle injectable touch-ups or surgical artistry, the goal remains the same: to help you look as vibrant as you feel.

Listen to the full episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution below for Dr. Davis’s full explanation of how fillers and facelifts complement one another.

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When it comes to facial rejuvenation, one of the most common questions patients ask is: Should I get fillers or a facelift? In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Dr. Steven Davis breaks down the differences between the two and explains why it’s not always an either-or decision.

Dr. Davis shares that many patients worry their use of fillers or non-surgical treatments—like radiofrequency tightening, Kybella, or Sculptra—could make a future facelift more complicated. While certain energy-based or collagen-stimulating treatments can create thicker tissue that requires more precision during surgery, most hyaluronic acid fillers, when placed properly, do not interfere with facelift procedures.

To understand why, Dr. Davis offers a simple lesson in skin anatomy. The skin has several layers, and hyaluronic acid fillers are typically placed in the dermis, just beneath the surface. This is where collagen lives—the protein that gives youthful skin its smooth, plump quality. Injecting filler here helps “paint within the skin,” softening fine lines, improving texture, and subtly lifting areas like the corners of the mouth or the upper lip.

A facelift, on the other hand, works below the skin to reposition and tighten deeper tissues. As Dr. Davis explains, “When we perform a facelift, we’re operating underneath the dermis. Those intradermal fillers don’t affect what we’re doing at all.”

The key takeaway? A facelift and fillers can complement—not conflict with—each other. Fillers restore volume and skin quality, while a facelift refines structure and contour. Together, they can create a balanced, natural result that looks refreshed, not overdone.

If you’re considering facial rejuvenation, schedule a consultation with Dr. Davis to discuss your goals and develop a treatment plan tailored to you.

Listen to the full episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution below to learn more from Dr. Davis himself.

How your body heals after plastic surgery or cosmetic treatments may be the most important factor in achieving beautiful, lasting results. In this solo episode, Dr. Steven Davis takes listeners behind the scenes to explain why healing is more than just the incision closing—it’s about how your body generates collagen and rebuilds tissue from the inside out.

Drawing from recent conversations with patients recovering from lasers, breast lifts, tummy tucks, and more, Dr. Davis breaks down the science of purposeful “damage” (like resurfacing or microneedling) and how your body repairs itself by producing collagen. He also shares why garments and support bras are so critical in the early months after surgery, and why even if you “feel healed,” your body may still be working hard beneath the surface.

You’ll learn:

• Why collagen production is the key to smooth, long-term healing
• How nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle choices influence your recovery
• The difference between taking collagen and stimulating collagen where it’s needed
• Why smoking and poor habits can slow recovery and affect scar quality
• The importance of patience, support garments, and consistency during the healing process

Whether you’re considering a laser treatment, breast surgery, or a tummy tuck, this episode offers practical insights to help you heal better, faster, and enjoy your results for years to come.

In this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, Dr. Steven Davis welcomes Lisa Johnson, President of Sales and Marketing for Epicutus, to discuss how science, safety, and simplicity can redefine professional skincare.

With over two decades in aesthetics and medicine, Lisa shares how Epicutus blends luxury with real science, backed by patented research from Princeton University and clean, globally consistent formulations. Dr. Davis explains why a consistent skincare regimen is critical before and after procedures like facelifts, neck lifts, and laser treatments—and how the right products can elevate surgical results.

Key topics include:

• Why clean beauty needs more than great packaging – and how Epicutus combines luxury, efficacy, and safety in one streamlined system.
• Global formulation standards – why Epicutus uses the same EU-compliant formula worldwide, avoiding harmful ingredients banned overseas but still allowed in the U.S.
• EWG Verification – the only third-party certification that independently reviews every ingredient, final formulation, and manufacturing process.
• Safe for all life stages – from pregnancy and breastfeeding to oncology patients, Epicutus products are designed to be effective without sacrificing safety.
• One line for every skin type – how reducing inflammation benefits acne-prone teens, rosacea patients, and even older adults with aging concerns.
• Innovation on the horizon – a new sunscreen launch and future category-defining products in development.
• Japanese influence – the company’s deep connection to Japan’s formulation philosophy, ingredient sourcing, and meticulous quality control.

Dr. Davis also shares a story from the operating room about a nurse seeking safe skincare during pregnancy, highlighting why ingredient transparency matters more than ever.

Whether you’re a skincare enthusiast, a patient preparing for surgery, or someone seeking safer, more effective products, this episode offers valuable insights into the next generation of professional skincare.

Listen and watch now to learn why Dr. Davis and his patients are excited about Epicutus—and how its approach could transform your daily regimen.

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n this episode of The Plastic Surgery Revolution, board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Davis breaks down a topic that’s gaining serious attention in the world of injectables: the use of cannulas with dermal fillers.

You may have heard the term cannula thrown around during conversations about filler, but what exactly is it—and why are so many master injectors choosing it over traditional needles? Dr. Davis explains the difference between the two tools, highlighting how cannulas are often used to enhance safety, precision, and comfort during filler treatments.

From reducing bruising and swelling to offering more controlled placement, cannulas have become a game-changer in aesthetic medicine. Whether you’re new to fillers or a long-time patient, understanding the tools behind the technique can help you feel more informed and confident about your treatment choices.

Dr. Davis also discusses the artistry involved in advanced injection methods and how the right tools—like cannulas—can contribute to more natural-looking, beautiful results.

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Tune in now to Cannulas and Filler: What They Are and How They’re Used to learn how expert injectors are elevating their approach with this innovative technique.

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