Straight Talk about Cosmetic Surgery with Dr. Arthur Perry
May 23, 2026 · 26 min · 8 segments
Wrinkles are the bane of many women's existence! Billions of dollars each year are spent trying to destroy or hide them. Is it Botox? Fillers? Chemical Peels? Lasers? Dermabrasion? Listen in as…
Arthur PerryHost
But, you know, one of the problems, uh, that my patients have, they come in and they ask me, "Do I use filler? Do I use Botox? Do I do a laser? Do I do a peel? What do I do?" So tonight, we are going to add some, uh, clarity, hopefully, to the wrinkle story right here on What's Your Wrinkle? on WOR.
The phone number, if you wanna be part of the show, is 800-321-0710, 800-321-0710.
Get your calls in early because, uh, most people call about five minutes before the end of the show.
You know, if you go into those stores, you know the ones, they don't want you walking out without bags and bags and bags of products.
I've put all the scientifically proven active ingredients into one powerhouse serum that you put on at night before you go to sleep.
Those of you who are scientists out there, you know that L-ascorbic acid is the only active form of vitamin C. It's the only form that your body sees.
I've also got retinoids in the form of retinyl propionate, which is the hardest to pronounce retinoid.
But the reason I put that one in my nighttime is it's the least irritating form of vitamin A.
But, you know, one of the problems, uh, that my patients have, they come in and they ask me, "Do I use filler? Do I use Botox? Do I do a laser? Do I do a peel? What do I do?" So tonight, we are going to add some, uh, clarity, hopefully, to the wrinkle story right here on What's Your Wrinkle? on WOR.
The phone number, if you wanna be part of the show, is 800-321-0710, 800-321-0710.
Get your calls in early because, uh, most people call about five minutes before the end of the show.
You know, if you go into those stores, you know the ones, they don't want you walking out without bags and bags and bags of products.
I've put all the scientifically proven active ingredients into one powerhouse serum that you put on at night before you go to sleep.
Those of you who are scientists out there, you know that L-ascorbic acid is the only active form of vitamin C. It's the only form that your body sees.
I've also got retinoids in the form of retinyl propionate, which is the hardest to pronounce retinoid.
But the reason I put that one in my nighttime is it's the least irritating form of vitamin A.
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