At what point did you make the decision that you were going to look into something completely different than what we've been trained in, which is longevity medicine? How did this come about for you as you are this plastic surgeon treating so many patients with such huge, huge injuries?

Well, I think kind of like you.

You feel like, okay, maybe you're doing some good for a patient.

Maybe you're helping them from a functional standpoint, and then you're providing some functional back.

Somebody with a devastating facial injury, it's hard for them to have a normal life without that reconstruction.

So you're giving that back to them.

Or from a cosmetic standpoint, you're giving somebody a confidence back that maybe...

What are your thoughts on supplements? Are they just expensive or are there supplements that are actually worth the money and people should consider trying them?

When does this start happening in the body and how would someone know where they might be on, like which part of the wheel they need to work on first?

That's a good question.

It's a really insidious process.

I mean, it starts so subtly.

And that's why I like to refer to it as micro-damage.

Because most people will have no idea it's going on.

It's a snowball effect.

Yeah.