Straight Talk about Cosmetic Surgery with Dr. Arthur Perry
Jul 11, 2026 · 26 min · 11 segments
Hyaluronic acid fillers are now as popular as Botox! Over 9 million people had filler injected last year. Hyaluronic acid can fill wrinkles and deep folds, define lip and jaw borders, fill temples…
Arthur PerryHost
What's your wrinkle? And what is your wrinkle? I'm board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr.
I hope you enjoyed that, uh, interview with, with Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte.
It's always fun being on their show, but we've gotta get on the, uh, Mark Simone Show, uh, again, because, uh, you know, I'm gonna get the, some of that Botox to Mark sooner or later, you know, if the audience wants him to get it.
Then there's the whole category of non-hyaluronic acid filler, almost a million.
So if you add these numbers up, we're talking enormous, seven, eight million people had filler last year, and I do a [laughs] lot of that.
So le- let's take our phone call from Sandra, and then we're gonna talk all about fillers.
So this question is similar to what Larry Mendte was talking about Botox on the forehead.
My friend fell.
I saw it.
The stitches are out, but I don't know.
I would think, you know, when you put Botox on your forehead, nothing moves, and maybe for things to heal, there has to be some movement.
I don't know.
I'm not ...
I, you ...
I thought I would ask you.
No, there doesn't have to be movement, but it's an interesting question that you ask, though, because, uh, the reason we want to wait after an injury before we do Botox, and I'll tell you how long in just a minute, we wanna wait because the tissue has been disrupted and lifted.
What's your wrinkle? And what is your wrinkle? I'm board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr.
I hope you enjoyed that, uh, interview with, with Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte.
It's always fun being on their show, but we've gotta get on the, uh, Mark Simone Show, uh, again, because, uh, you know, I'm gonna get the, some of that Botox to Mark sooner or later, you know, if the audience wants him to get it.
Then there's the whole category of non-hyaluronic acid filler, almost a million.
So if you add these numbers up, we're talking enormous, seven, eight million people had filler last year, and I do a [laughs] lot of that.
So le- let's take our phone call from Sandra, and then we're gonna talk all about fillers.
So this question is similar to what Larry Mendte was talking about Botox on the forehead.
My friend fell.
I saw it.
The stitches are out, but I don't know.
I would think, you know, when you put Botox on your forehead, nothing moves, and maybe for things to heal, there has to be some movement.
I don't know.
I'm not ...
I, you ...
I thought I would ask you.
No, there doesn't have to be movement, but it's an interesting question that you ask, though, because, uh, the reason we want to wait after an injury before we do Botox, and I'll tell you how long in just a minute, we wanna wait because the tissue has been disrupted and lifted.
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