the DIEP end: A Plastic Surgery Podcast

Dr. Saïd Azoury & Dr. Hank Davis

Plastic Surgery

Craniofacial Surgery

Mentorship

Microsurgery

Prosthetics

Leadership

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Cosmetic Surgery

Pediatric Surgery

Rhinoplasty

Social Media

Gender Affirming Care

Limb Salvage

Amputation

Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia

Reconstructive Surgery

Aesthetic Procedures

Skincare

Breast Reconstruction

Mentorship In Medicine

Jump into the DIEP end, where co-hosts Dr. Saïd Azoury and resident Dr. Hank Davis dive into the world of plastic surgery and explore what makes it truly special. Join us as we engage in enlightening conversations with world-class experts, and the stories that shaped and will continue to shape this dynamic field. This podcast is designed to inform, inspire, and ignite your passion for plastic surg... more

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Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	55	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	MedicineHealth & FitnessScience

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Dr. William Adams: Breast Augmentation Mastery, Past President of The Aesthetic Society, UTSW Aesthetic Fellowship Director (#55)

A conversation with Dr. Bill Adams about how he got into plastic surgery, the culture at UT Southwestern, and the ideas that shaped his approach to breast surgery. He also breaks down his current thinking on pocket plane selection, augmentation masto... more

6 Oct 2026 • 53 min

Dr. Susan Mackinnon: Minot Packer Fryer Professor, Former Chief of Plastic Surgery, Wash U. (#54)

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In this episode, Dr. Susan McKinnon shares her remarkable journey in plastic and nerve surgery, her leadership philosophy, and insights into high performance and mentorship. Discover how her story and principles can inspire your own career a... more

14 Sep 2026 • 1 hr • Most popular

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Dr. Jesse Taylor: Surgeon-in-Chief and Chair of Surgery, Chief of Plastic Surgery @ CHOP (#53)

Episode: Dr. Jesse A. Taylor, Surgeon-in-Chief, Chair of the Department of Surgery, and Chief of Plastic Surgery at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)

Hosts: Dr. Hank Davis, Dr. Saïd Azoury

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Recorded just weeks into his... more

18 Aug 2026 • 56 min

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Behind the Conference: Meet the Minds Behind the Mediterranean Conference for Plastic Surgery Innovation (#52)

In this episode, we explore the origins, growth, and future vision of the Mediterranean Conference of Plastic Surgery Innovations, led by Dr. Kokosis and Dr. Kaoutzanis. Join us as we discuss the importance of international collaboration, innovation,... more

4 Aug 2026 • 33 min

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Recent Guests

Dr. Jesse Taylor

Peter Randall Endowed Chief of the Division of Plastic Surgery at CHOP; C. Everett Coop Endowed Surgeon in Chief at CHOP

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Episode: Dr. Jesse Taylor: Surgeon-in-Chief and Chair of Surgery, Chief of Plastic Surgery @ CHOP (#53)

Ben Talei

Dual-board certified facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, founder of Beverly Hills Center for Plastic and Laser Surgery

Beverly Hills Center for Plastic and Laser Surgery

Episode: Dr. Ben Talei: Building a Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgery Practice, Facelifts, and Celebrity Results (#51)

Luis Macías

Board-certified plastic surgeon in Los Angeles; aesthetics program director and fellowship faculty

USC Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; Aesthetic Surgery Fellowship of Los Angeles

Episode: Dr. Luis Macias: The Marines to Plastic Surgery, Microsurgery to Aesthetics, Building a Los Angeles Practice, & Aesthetic Surgery Fellowships (#50)

Dr. Samuel Lin

Director of Aesthetic Surgery at BIDMC; Chief of Plastic Surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Needham; Professor at Harvard Medical School; editor-in-chief-designate for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Episode: Dr. Samuel Lin: New Editor-in-Chief of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Journal, Future of Journal and Specialty, MBA, Rhinoplasty and Microsurgery (#49)

Dr. Shereen Idris

Board-certified dermatologist based in New York City, skincare expert

Dermatology practice in NYC

Episode: Dr. Shereene Idriss: Skin Health, Lifestyle, Aesthetics, What Actually Works, and Life Reflections (#48)

Dr. Inez Lynn

Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania and director of the Hand Fellowship

University of Pennsylvania

Episode: Dr. Ines Lin: Penn Hand Fellowship Director, How to Match into Hand Surgery/Fellowship Applications, Surgical Education & Mentorship (#47)

Vu Nguyen

Health Sciences Endowed Chair in Plastic Surgery Education, Vice Chair of Education, Program Director for both the Integrated and Independent Residency Programs, and Co-Chair of the GME WELL Task Force at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and UPMC

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine / UPMC

Episode: Vu Nguyen: Vice Chair of Education, Program Director, Co-Chair, GME WELL Task Force. Career advice, Mentorship, Wellness, Competency Based Training and More (#46)

Kevin Mahoney

CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System

Penn Medicine

Episode: Kevin B. Mahoney: CEO of Penn Medicine on Leadership, Medical Breakthroughs, and Humanity in Healthcare (#45)

Paul Cederna

Former chief of plastic surgery at the University of Michigan

American Association of Plastic Surgeons

Episode: Dr. Paul Cederna: Former Chief of Plastic Surgery University of Michigan, President of American Association of Plastic Surgeons. Leadership, Mentorship, Global Work, Advanced Limb Prosthetics (#43)

Hosts

Saïd Azoury

Co-host of the DIEP end: A Plastic Surgery Podcast; frequent host with broad involvement in DIEP-related content

Hank Davis

Co-host of the DIEP end: A Plastic Surgery Podcast; resident co-host with involvement in DIEP end discussions

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings

DIEP END
The best plastic surgery podcast! A must listen!
Apple Podcasts
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KeatingSado
United Statesa year ago
Fascinating and inspiring
I am a medical student who loves microsurgery, especially in breast recon, and this is my new favorite podcast. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts
5
F21nn
United States2 years ago
Insightful and inspiring!
I recommend this podcast to all my friends pursuing surgery.
Thank you for recording these!
Apple Podcasts
5
Tim38481
United States2 years ago

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Excellent audience-driven discussions on residency and career development.

Great insights into leadership and education in medicine.

High-quality guests and practical insights for surgeons.

Inspiring stories that connect clinical work to patient outcomes.

Engaging storytelling paired with deep medical expertise.

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Apple Podcasts	#35	Austria/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#126	Russia/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#180	Austria/Health & Fitness

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Behind the Conference: Meet the Minds Behind the Mediterranean Conference for Plastic Surgery Innovation (#52)

Q: What are the practical steps to turn a great idea into a successful conference?

Build a strong network, reach out to mentors and potential speakers, engage international collaborators, and create a venue that combines education with culture and accessibility.

Behind the Conference: Meet the Minds Behind the Mediterranean Conference for Plastic Surgery Innovation (#52)

Q: How did you decide to start this conference, and what was the initial idea?

Both organizers independently conceived a similar idea, then connected and decided to collaborate, launching a meeting that started with microsurgery and evolved to include aesthetics for cross-pollination.

Dr. Luis Macias: The Marines to Plastic Surgery, Microsurgery to Aesthetics, Building a Los Angeles Practice, & Aesthetic Surgery Fellowships (#50)

Q: What advice would you give to residents considering aesthetic fellowships and private practice trajectories?

Seek a fellowship that offers broad exposure to different practice styles, emphasize case volume and autonomy, evaluate mentorship quality, and consider regional market dynamics; fellowships can accelerate skill development and reputation, but there are tradeoffs in terms of time and opportunity cost.

Dr. Luis Macias: The Marines to Plastic Surgery, Microsurgery to Aesthetics, Building a Los Angeles Practice, & Aesthetic Surgery Fellowships (#50)

Q: Why did you choose microsurgery and then aesthetics, and how did the Penn fellowship influence your career?

The guest valued the technical challenge and mentorship from Penn's microsurgery fellowship, which helped him develop a surgical foundation that later enabled him to pivot to aesthetics in Los Angeles, leveraging the network and clinical exposure to build a private practice.

Dr. Luis Macias: The Marines to Plastic Surgery, Microsurgery to Aesthetics, Building a Los Angeles Practice, & Aesthetic Surgery Fellowships (#50)

Q: What was your background before medicine and how did you decide to pursue surgery?

Growing up with a passion for aviation, the guest initially pursued medical and surgical interests after realizing a pilot career wasn't feasible; his Marine Corps experience then steered him toward medicine and ultimately toward plastic and reconstructive surgery that combined his hands-on sensibilities with a desire to help people.

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A show hosted by two plastic surgery professionals who chat with world-class experts about career journeys, education, and the evolving field of reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. Episodes commonly explore mentorship, residency and fellowship pathways, leadership in medicine, innovations in microsurgery and prosthetics, and the balance between clinical practice and education. Listeners get practical guidance on applying to residency, building a practice, and navigating leadership roles, along with personal anecdotes from leaders in plastic surgery. The format tends to blend deep professional insights with real-world experiences, making it valuable for trainees, practicing surgeons, and industry partners seeking familiarity with the field... more

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