the DIEP end: A Plastic Surgery Podcast

Dr. Saïd Azoury & Dr. Harrison Davis

Plastic Surgery

Craniofacial Surgery

Mentorship

Microsurgery

Prosthetics

Leadership

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Pediatric Surgery

Rhinoplasty

Gender Affirming Care

Social Media

Limb Salvage

Amputation

Reconstructive Surgery

Aesthetic Procedures

Cosmetic Surgery

Skincare

Breast Reconstruction

Mentorship In Medicine

Center For Human Appearance

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	Twice monthly	Episodes	50	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	ScienceMedicineHealth & Fitness

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

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21 May 2026 • 58 min • Most popular

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

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In this insightful interview, Dr. Sam Lin shares his unique journey through plastic surgery, blending microsurgery and aesthetics, and discusses his leadership role as the editor-in-chief of the PRS journal. Discover his perspectives on trai... more

29 Apr 2026 • 36 min

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

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In this engaging interview, Dr. Shereene Idriss shares her journey from medicine to skincare entrepreneurship, debunks common skincare myths, and discusses the importance of a holistic approach to aging and skin health. Discover expert insig... more

6 Apr 2026 • 56 min

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

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18 Mar 2026 • 45 min

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Recent Guests

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)

Dr. Kyle Eberlin

Program Director of the Harvard Plastic Surgery Residency and Associate Director of the MGH Hand Fellowship.

Harvard University

Episode: Dr. Kyle Eberlin: Program Director, Harvard Plastic Surgery, Associate Program Director MGH Hand Surgery, Application Season, Hand Surgery (#40)

Dr. Amber Leis

Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery and Program Director at Washington University in St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis

Episode: Dr. Amber Leis: Program Director at WashU Plastic Surgery, Application Season Advice & Tips (#38)

Dr. Jordan Swanson

Pediatric plastic and craniofacial surgeon at CHOP

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Episode: Dr. Jordan Swanson: Pediatric Plastic & Craniofacial Surgeon @ CHOP/Penn, Global Surgery, Innovation (#37)

Hosts

Saïd Azoury

Co‑host with a background as a plastic surgeon and educator; provides clinical and educational perspective.

Hank Davis

Co‑host and resident clinician; complements clinical insights with practical patient‑care and program perspectives.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings

DIEP END
The best plastic surgery podcast! A must listen!
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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!
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F21nn
United States2 years ago
Insightful and inspiring!
I recommend this podcast to all my friends pursuing surgery.
Thank you for recording these!
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United States2 years ago

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The content is praised for balancing technical depth with practical career guidance.

The show is a top pick for plastic surgery professionals seeking expert insight and mentorship.

Listeners describe the guests as authoritative and the discussions as actionable for residents.

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Apple Podcasts	#196	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#53	Japan/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#222	Israel/Health & Fitness/Medicine

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

Q: As editor-in-chief, what are the key changes you want to bring to the journal in the next couple of years?

I want to modernize publishing with AI-driven tools, enhance monetization strategies, and keep the journal at the forefront of clinically practice-changing research across global audiences, ensuring relevance for both private practice and academic surgeons.

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

Q: What inspired you to pursue an MBA, and how has it influenced your approach to leadership and healthcare systems?

The MBA was pursued to learn entrepreneurship and organizational processes, enabling more effective leadership in research and clinical programs. It provided practical tools for running large groups, advancing collaborations, and thinking strategically about monetization and efficiency within academic medicine.

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

Q: With your unique ENT and plastic surgery background, what do you think is the future of our specialty?

The field will continue to be shaped by cross-disciplinary collaboration, with plastic surgeons pushing the boundaries of reconstruction and aesthetics, while embracing new technologies and ongoing education; imitation from other fields is flattery, but the core is maintaining leadership by innovating and sharing knowledge.

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

Q: What inspired you to start your own skincare line, and how did it reach Sephora shelves?

The idea emerged from a desire to offer a trusted, clinically grounded products line that addressed specific patient needs and could evolve with the brand's education mission; it gained momentum during the pandemic as people sought reliable skincare brands led by dermatologists, culminating in a differentiated, multi-product approach that aligns with her practice.

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

Q: Can you tell us a little about yourself and how you found your path to leadership in healthcare?

My journey wasn't a straight line toward CEO; I became a leader by being curious, listening to people on the front lines, and seizing opportunities to learn from them. Early experiences—from a near-tragic accident to negotiating with unions—taught me that the core of leadership is understanding people, the ecosystem, and the impact you can have by staying grounded and helpful to others.

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This show centers on plastic surgery and the behind‑the‑scenes of the field, featuring in‑depth conversations with leading surgeons, educators, and researchers. Episodes frequently explore residency pathways, mentorship, surgical education, leadership, and innovations in techniques and patient care, often weaving personal journeys with practical guidance for trainees and practitioners. A standout pattern is the blend of technical insight with career development, work‑life balance, and ethical considerations in modern plastic surgery, which makes it a strong resource for both aspiring residents and seasoned clinicians seeking context, inspiration, and actionable tips.

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