So this is Dr. Carrie Houssock. I'm the owner of JEV Plastic Surgery. I think there's this misperception that plastic surgery is kind of the antithesis of self-love, and I really, really want patients and even families of patients or just anybody who's thinking about something in plastic surgery to know that it's not that at all. We're not trying to make you perfect. There's no such thing. I can't make anyone perfect. And so we named it Perfectly Imperfect to say that we are just trying to be a part of your journey, and we want you to know what that journey really looks like, not just the before and after that, who knows if it was doctored or not. We want to let patients know what it's really like and that your perception shouldn't be that you're going to come out of this having zero flaws. Flaws are beautiful, and our job as your portion of this journey where you've decided to do something for yourself should just be looked at as a way to just fine tune those things that make you perfectly imperfect. This is just another opportunity for patients to meet all of us, and I think that really means something. When it comes to you specifically, there is no one that is more vulnerable than a patient after surgery. You're going to be able to find this wherever you can find your favorite podcast currently, YouTube, Spotify, Apple. There's also going to be a link to it on our website. We will be posting clips and whatnot on our social media, so it's going to be hard not to find.

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Perfectly Imperfect is the authentically human podcast navigating the realities of aesthetic medicine. JEV Plastic Surgery is located in Owings Mills, Maryland. To learn more about us, go to JEV plastic surgery.com or follow us on Instagram at Dr Care Houssock, spelled D-R-C-A-R-E-H-O-U-S-S-O-C-K, or just look in the show notes for links. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it and subscribe to Perfectly Imperfect on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts.