R. Brannon Claytor, MD, FACS
Plastic Surgery: What the reveal reveals.
A top plastic surgery podcast sharing the real stories behind the results. Go beyond the before-and-after photos with Dr. R. Brannon Claytor, Chief of Plastic Surgery for Main Line Health. In “What the Reveal Reveals,” Dr. Claytor sits down for candid interviews with his actual patients to discuss their transformative plastic surgery journeys. In episodes under 10 minutes, you’ll hear firsthand accounts of today’s most requested procedures, including the deep plane facelift, drainless tummy tuck, breast augmentation, and mommy makeovers. Patients share honest insights about their motivations,...
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R. Brannon Claytor, MD, FACS
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Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
What Does Drainless Tummy Tuck Recovery Feel Like? 33-Year-Old Patient Describes the First 2 Weeks 23.09.2023 0:55
Our 33-year-old patient is 2 weeks out from her Tummy Tuck. She shares her experience of her drain-free recovery and how she is feeling at 2 weeks. She shares that the first 5 days were "uncomfortable," but then she quickly felt better. She says, "I feel really really happy with my results." We discuss when scar cream should be initiated. Thank you for tuning in to Plastic Su...
Ageism at Work: 53-Year-Old Deep Plane Facelift Patient Shares How Facial Rejuvenation Changed Her Work 23.09.2023 7:36
An engaging exploration of facial rejuvenation and its effects on self-perception and workplace dynamics unfolds, as a patient shares her transformative journey from feeling "invisible" to regaining her professional relevance. This conversation dives into societal biases around aging and the substantial impact of personal appearance on interpersonal engagement. • Patient's motives f...
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