Today’s Plastic Surgery Trends: Deep Plane Facelifts, Preservé Breast Augmentation, Preservation Rhinoplasty, Cadaver Fat, and More!

So the first topic I'd like to cover are facelifts, and facelifts really are having a boom right now.

Uh, facelifts are all over social media, and I think it's because of certain celebrities.

So the first one, just over a year ago, uh, you may have heard of Kris Jenner having a $300,000 facelift.

Uh, and this was a facelift that she had done by Dr. Steven Levine out in New York City.

She had amazing results, although admittedly, she photoshopped a lot of her after photos, uh, but still got a fantastic result.

A lot of doctors at that time claimed that she had a deep plane facelift, and they were saying, "Hey, this deep plane facelift is the only way she could look so fantastic.

It must have been a deep plane facelift." And they would also say, "Well, I do a deep plane facelift, and by the way, I charge $100,000 or $50,000 or $200,000 for it." Well, since then, it became apparent that Dr.

Levine is not a deep plane facelift specialist.

He performs a surgery called a SMAS facelift, uh, which is a facelift technique that has been around a little bit longer than deep plane facelift, not that much longer, uh, but is not quite as invasive, uh, and in my opinion is safer.

That's how I do my facelifts.

And so it came to be that people realized that this was not a deep plane facelift that Kris Jenner had.

It was a SMAS facelift, and she looked fantastic.

Fast-forward about a year or so, and Denise Richards goes public with her facelift.

Now, this was a deep plane facelift by Dr. Ben Talei, uh, from Beverly Hills, this also reportedly costing several hundred thousand dollars, and Denise also looking fantastic.

You can see there's a People magazine, uh, interview with her showing her actual before and after photos revealing just amazing, fantastic results.

Uh, other celebrities appear to have had facelifts as well.

Um, my friend Bunny XO, the, the wife of Jelly Roll, had a recent facelift.

She's al- she's in her 40s, so she's a little bit younger, uh, by a friend of mine as well, Dr. Dan Gold, uh, and looks fantastic after her facelift as well.

I think he did a deep plane on her.

And then Lori Loughlin, 61-year-old Lori Loughlin reportedly had a facelift, or people are, uh, alleging that she did, although she has not gone public with whether she has or hasn't.

So all of this has come down to people talking about why celebrities look so amazing.

What type of facelift did they have done? What's the best way to lift a face? What lasts the longest? And that's where a lot of the controversy comes from.

Now, not that long ago, a, a magazine, basically a tabloid, online tabloid, Radar Online, reported that Kris Jenner was really unhappy with her facelift, and that she felt that it was falling and not actually keeping up as good as, let's say, Denise Richards' facelift.

Uh, and so this story has gone viral, and there are plastic surgeons who are reporting that they believe that had she had a deep plane facelift, not a SMAS facelift, that she wouldn't be so unhappy, and she'd have a longer-lasting result.Well, it turns out that this story is most likely false.

I actually have a, a couple of insiders who've given me the scoop saying that this story is made up and that Kris Jenner is actually very happy with her results.