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Give Good Face: Clean Clinical Science with Dr. Anthony Rossi MD

Dr. Anthony Rossi, Haynow Media
Dermatology
Hair
London, United Kingdom
Give Good Face
Peptides (biological Signaling Peptides)
Identity
Blepharoplasty
Social Media
Longevity
New York
Plastic Surgery
Glucagon-Like Peptide-1
Brazilian Butt Lift
Mommy Makeover
Celebrities
Entrepreneurship
Memorial Sloan Kettering
Mitochondrial Health
Skincare

Welcome to Give Good Face, a podcast by Dr. Anthony Rossi MD, FAAD, FACMS – double-board certified dermatologist, surgeon, and scientist behind Dr. Rossi DERM MD. In this podcast, Dr. Rossi debunks skincare myths and empowers you to make informed, science-based choices for your skin. Each week, he explores the intersection of clinical research and luxury skincare, revealing cutting-edge technology... more

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What happens when beauty culture starts moving faster than good judgment?

In this episode of Give Good Face, Dr. Anthony Rossi sits down with board-certified dermatologist Dr. Corey Hartman for a candid conversation about the aesthetics trends every... more

Is great skin really about the products you buy — or the discipline, education, and intention behind how you care for yourself?

Maya Allen is a beauty editor, expert, speaker, and brand consultant who has held leadership roles at The Cut, InStyle, M... more

Is Asian skincare really more advanced or are we just chasing the wrong parts of it?

Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm is a board certified dermatologist practicing in Bellevue who educates millions across Instagram and Red Note. Serving a large Ea... more

Why does so much cosmetic surgery end up looking “done”?

Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein explains the art of creating natural, elegant, and long-lasting results from head to toe. From mommy makeovers to full-body contouring, disc... more

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Corey Hartman
Dermatologist
Practice in Birmingham, Alabama
Episode: 29. Filler Fatigue, TikTok Peptides & Tween Skincare: A Dermatologist’s Warning | Dr. Corey Hartman
Maya Allen
Beauty Editor, Expert, Speaker, Brand Consultant
The Cut, InStyle, Marie Claire, Cosmo (and others)
Episode: 28. Skincare Is a Lifestyle, Not a Trend | Maya Allen on Discipline & The Science Behind Getting Results
Dr. Jenny Liu
Board-certified dermatologist known for science-driven education across Instagram and Red Note
Bellevue, Washington area dermatologist serving a large Chinese and East Asian community
Episode: 27. Asian Skincare Innovation & Trends | Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm
Dr. Ryan Neinstein
Board-certified plastic surgeon
Private practice in New York/Toronto
Episode: 26. Mommy Makeover Secrets: Natural-Looking Results That Last | Dr. Ryan Neinstein
Neada Deters
Founder of Lesse, a clean skincare brand rooted in minimalism and integrity
Lesse
Episode: 25. Is Better Skin Actually Less? Minimalist Beauty, Integrity in Ingredients & Skin Health | Neada Deters
Ian Michael Crumm
Master esthetician in New York City; co-host of Beauty Curious; involved with Melanoma Research Foundation Get Naked campaign
New York City esthetics; Beauty Curious; Melanoma Research Foundation
Episode: 24. Facial Sculpting, Overhyped Skincare & Skin Cancer Awareness | Ian Michael Crumm
Dr. Anthony Rossi
Dermatologist and host of Give Good Face
Dr. Rossi DERM MD
Episode: 24. Facial Sculpting, Overhyped Skincare & Skin Cancer Awareness | Ian Michael Crumm
Jonathan Kuo
Founder of Extension Health, longevity and regenerative medicine clinician
Extension Health
Episode: 23. Peptides, Longevity & Real Anti-Aging Medicine | Dr. Jonathann Kuo
David Hidalgo
World-renowned plastic surgeon, former chair of plastic surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Episode: 22. The Impact of Social Media on Modern Plastic Surgery

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Dr. Anthony Rossi
Dermatologist and host of Give Good Face; double-board certified dermatologist, surgeon, and scientist behind Dr. Rossi DERM MD; known for debunking skincare myths and emphasizing science-based skincare.

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27. Asian Skincare Innovation & Trends | Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm
Q: Barrier repair or exfoliation?
A balanced approach prioritizes barrier repair while using gentle exfoliation to support hydration and pigment correction; avoid overdoing actives in sensitive or eczema-prone patients and adjust by season.
27. Asian Skincare Innovation & Trends | Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm
Q: PRP or PRF?
PRP is favored for versatility across hair and skin applications, while PRF can be more beneficial in delicate areas like under the eyes due to its longer-lasting presence; both have their roles depending on the area and goals.
27. Asian Skincare Innovation & Trends | Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm
Q: Salmon Sperm, PDRN, Keep or Cancel and why?
Keep in principle but with a strong caveat: more robust studies are needed and if pursued, should be done in a regulated setting, preferably in regions with established clinical data and oversight; patients should be informed about the lack of FDA approval for injectable forms in the US.
28. Skincare Is a Lifestyle, Not a Trend | Maya Allen on Discipline & The Science Behind Getting Results
Q: How do you approach product diversity and inclusivity in the brands you work with?
She stresses that diversity should be standard across development and marketing, not an afterthought, and that undertones and shade ranges must be considered from R&D onward.
28. Skincare Is a Lifestyle, Not a Trend | Maya Allen on Discipline & The Science Behind Getting Results
Q: What's one beauty trend you wish would go away?
She dislikes treating skincare as a trend and emphasizes the need for personalized approaches over trend-driven slugging or fads.

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What is Give Good Face: Clean Clinical Science about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on science-based skincare, debunking myths, and evaluating luxury skincare through evidence-driven discussion. Episodes frequently feature board-certified dermatologists, plastic surgeons, estheticians, brand founders, and beauty journalists who explore topics like safe cosmetic procedures, skincare ingredients, sun protection, and credible sources in a trend-driven industry. The host consistently prioritizes patient safety, transparency in sponsorships, and practical, science-backed guidance for listeners ranging from skincare enthusiasts to professionals who seek credible perspectives on emerging technologies and influencer-driven trends. A notable strength is the blend of clinical expertise with real-world practice, incl... more

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