In The BEST of HANDS

About In The BEST of HANDS

What if you had a great friend who was also a nationally recognized, board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon? Well, now you do. Meet Dr. Jason J. Rosenberg (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/dr-rosenberg/). On this podcast, he’s joined by his pal, Emmy and Gracie Award-winning journalist Meredith Reis. Together, they cover all the plastic and cosmetic surgery questions and issues you’re curious about: from choosing a surgeon, to setting expectations, and the finer details of WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW before making your own decisions about receiving surgical treatment. Dr. Rosenberg is warm and engaging, and committed to sharing what he knows with his patients and podcast listeners. You’ll also hear personal stories from people who have had breast explant surgery, breast reconstruction, body contouring, facelifts and more. Plus, we’ll talk to fellow surgeons for a deep dive into their specialities including facelifts and natural tissue breast reconstruction. You can reach Dr. Rosenberg and the team at IN THE BEST OF HANDS on Instagram @RosenbergPlasticSurgery. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

Publisher

Dr. Jason J. Rosenberg and Meredith Reis

Category

health & fitness · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

12 Aug 2026

Latest episode

11 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

8 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   11 Nov 2026

   Emotion OVERLOAD: Managing Cancer, Mastectomy & Breast Reconstruction

   Breast cancer, mastectomy and breast reconstruction take an emotional toll. Licensed Clinical Social Worker Kelley Kitley joins Dr. Jason Rosenberg to talk about coping, support and intimacy after surgery. In Part 1 of a two-part conversation on In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast, Dr. Rosenberg and co-host Meredith Reis talk with Kelley Kitley, LCSW, host of The Kelley Kitley Podcast: America’s Social Worker Unfiltered and a mental health expert seen on NBC News, ABC News and CNN. Kelley shares how to handle the overwhelm after a diagnosis, why it’s okay to pause before deciding, how to support someone with breast cancer and how couples can rebuild intimacy after a mastectomy. Dr. Rosenberg explains why he gives his number to patients’ partners and what a husband’s thank-you note taught him. In Part 2, Kelley returns to discuss facelifts, rhinoplasty and body contouring after GLP-1s. Learn more about Kelley at kelleykitley.com, (kelleykitley.com,) listen to The Kelley Kitley Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-kelley-kitley-podcast/id1834707211)and find her autobiography, MY self: An Autobiography of Survival, Recovery & Empowerment. (https://www.audible.com/author/Kelley-Kitley/B071CYVSWC) Timestamps 00:00 – Intro 02:15 – Why great surgeons are part psychologist 04:15 – Fresh off a breast cancer diagnosis 05:15 – Don’t feel rushed to decide 06:15 – Fight, flight or freeze 07:45 – Feeling alone and breast cancer support groups 08:45 – Information overload and analysis paralysis 09:30 – The five-minute “worst case” writing exercise 12:00 – Helped, hugged or heard? 12:15 – Supporting the partner: “You’re my patient, too” 14:15 – Where doctors and loved ones miss the mark 15:30 – Grief and gratitude after mastectomy 17:00 – Handling insensitive comments 18:15 – Breast reconstruction in a cosmetic surgeon’s office 20:30 – What to say to a friend with breast cancer 21:15 – Why many women delay or skip breast reconstruction 22:45 – Giving yourself permission to be cared for 24:15 – Recovery and playing the long game 26:00 – Intimacy after breast reconstruction 28:15 – A husband’s thank-you card 29:00 – Kelley’s final advice In this episode, we cover: Facing a Breast Cancer Diagnosis Why so many women feel overwhelmed and frozen after a diagnosis Grounding techniques and writing questions down before appointments A five-minute exercise for writing out your fears How to Support Someone With Breast Cancer Breast cancer support groups, and options for women who’d rather keep things private Why partners are patients too Sometimes people need to be heard, not fixed What to say (and not say) to a friend going through breast cancer Emotional Recovery After Mastectomy & Reconstruction Grief and gratitude: two feelings can be true at once DIEP flap natural tissue reconstruction Why about two-thirds of women don’t undergo breast reconstruction Reconstruction as a process: several operations over six months to a year Intimacy After Mastectomy Learning your partner’s body in a new way Sensate focus, couples therapy and sex therapy How intimacy goes far beyond the bedroom 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Subscribe/follow on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. ✅ Rate & Review: your input helps more listeners find us. ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery: https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/ (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) and on INSTAGRAM Keywords: breast cancer, mastectomy, breast reconstruction, emotional recovery after mastectomy, how to support someone with breast cancer, breast cancer mental health, intimacy after mastectomy, breast cancer support groups, DIEP flap, Kelley Kitley, America’s Social Worker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

2. 

   28 Oct 2026

   Breast Reconstruction After Mastectomy

   What are your options for breast reconstruction after a breast cancer diagnosis? For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Jason Rosenberg and co-host Meredith Reis dedicate this episode of In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast to a topic close to Dr. Rosenberg’s heart: mastectomy and breast reconstruction. Fellowship-trained in microsurgery at MD Anderson Cancer Center, Dr. Rosenberg has spent 30 years helping women rebuild after breast cancer. He explains when to see a plastic surgeon, what insurance covers, and how to choose between implants and natural tissue (flap) reconstruction. He also covers nipple reconstruction, 3D nipple tattoos, the risks involved with surgery and how partners can support someone through the process. To see Dr. Rosenberg's DEIP Flap breast reconstruction before and after photos, click here. (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/diep-flap/) Timestamps 02:00 – When to see a plastic surgeon after diagnosis 04:45 – Why many women skip reconstruction 07:00 – Does insurance cover breast reconstruction? 08:45 – Lumpectomy and oncoplastic surgery 10:45 – Implants vs. natural tissue: why radiation matters 12:00 – Prophylactic mastectomy, BRCA and implants 14:15 – Natural tissue (flap) reconstruction 20:00 – Sensation and nipple-sparing mastectomy 22:00 – Nipple reconstruction and 3D tattoos 25:15 – Fat grafting and the three stages of reconstruction 27:00 – Flap risks and complications 29:00 – Emotional support and the Butterfly Sisters 31:45 – Advice for partners 34:30 – “Today’s the day”: a patient’s story In this episode, we cover: Starting the Reconstruction Journey Dr. Rosenberg’s priority list: alive and healthy, cancer-free, then reconstruction Why only about 30% of women once chose reconstruction The law requiring insurance to cover reconstruction and matching the other breast Lumpectomy & Oncoplastic Surgery How a plastic surgeon helps reshape the breast after a lumpectomy Implant Reconstruction Why radiation changes the plan Prophylactic mastectomy for BRCA and other genetic risks Who is a good candidate, and why implants need maintenance Natural Tissue (Flap) Reconstruction Using tummy tissue to rebuild the breast, with a tummy tuck-like benefit Muscle-sparing flaps vs. the techniques of the ’80s Immediate vs. delayed reconstruction Nipples, Sensation & Finishing Touches What sensation may return after a mastectomy Nipple-sparing mastectomy: who’s a candidate Nipple reconstruction vs. 3D nipple tattoos Fat grafting and combining a flap with an implant Risks & Recovery Flap success rates (97 to 99% with an experienced microsurgeon) The critical first 8 to 10 hours after surgery Emotional Support The Butterfly Sisters patient network and Survive and Thrive How partners can help, and why they’re patients too 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Subscribe/follow on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. ✅ Rate & Review: your input helps more listeners find us. ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery: https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/ (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) and on INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery) Keywords: breast reconstruction, breast reconstruction after mastectomy, mastectomy, breast cancer, flap reconstruction, DIEP flap, implant reconstruction, prophylactic mastectomy, BRCA, oncoplastic surgery, nipple reconstruction, 3D nipple tattoo, nipple-sparing mastectomy, Breast Cancer Awareness Month Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

3. 

   14 Oct 2026

   Am I Ready for a FACELIFT?

   Am I ready for a facelift? In this episode of In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jason Rosenberg and co-host Meredith Reis welcome board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Greg DeLange of The Estetica Institute in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. He is Dr. Rosenberg’s longtime friend, and he once operated on Dr. Rosenberg himself. With nearly 30 years of experience and thousands of facelifts behind him, Dr. DeLange explains what a facelift actually involves. He covers the deep plane SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System) technique, fat grafting, CO2 laser resurfacing, and the local anesthesia facelift he pioneered. (Yes, you can be awake during your facelift!) The two surgeons also talk about how long results last, recovery, risks, and why more men are choosing facial rejuvenation. To see Dr. DeLange’s facelift before and after photos, click here (https://www.esteticainstitute.com/gallery-face/facelift). For more information on Dr. DeLange’s practice, click here. (https://www.esteticainstitute.com/about#Dr-Delange) Timestamps 03:30 – Meet Dr. Greg DeLange 07:30 – “Am I ready for a facelift?” 09:00 – Fillers vs. facelift 11:00 – Deep plane and SMAS facelifts explained 15:00 – Fat grafting and CO2 laser 17:30 – Expectations and the mirror test 20:00 – How long a facelift lasts 21:00 – The local anesthesia facelift 24:00 – Recovery and risks 27:45 – Facelifts for men 31:30 – The neck: “a tummy tuck for the neck” 33:45 – How to choose a facelift surgeon 37:15 – Knife Fight: TV doctors trivia In this episode, we cover: Am I Ready for a Facelift? Dr. DeLange’s mirror test, and why he sometimes turns patients away Where fillers fit in, and when they stop working Facelift Techniques Explained What a facelift covers (cheeks, jawline, neck) and what it doesn’t (eyes, brows) Deep plane SMAS facelifts and how they avoid the “windblown” look The ponytail lift and vertical lift: who each is right for Fat Grafting & Laser Resurfacing Restoring volume to the temples, cheeks and nasolabial folds Why it only takes about a shot glass of fat The Local Anesthesia Facelift A full deep plane facelift with the patient awake Why experience means shorter surgery and easier recovery Recovery, Results & Risks When you can return to work, the gym and dinner out How many facelifts you can have over a lifetime Complications: hematoma, infection, skin healing and nerve injury Why smoking raises the risk Facelifts for Men Why more men are getting facial rejuvenation How incisions, beard hair and drains differ for men How to Choose a Facelift Surgeon Questions to ask at your consultation Why you want “50 good ones in a row” in before and after photos 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Subscribe/follow on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. ✅ Rate & Review: your input helps more listeners find us. ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery: https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/ (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) and on (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery/?hl=en)INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery/?hl=en) Keywords: facelift, deep plane facelift, SMAS facelift, neck lift, local anesthesia facelift, facelift recovery, facelift risks, fat grafting, CO2 laser resurfacing, ponytail lift, male facelift, platysmaplasty, how long does a facelift last, choosing a facelift surgeon, Palm Beach Gardens plastic surgeon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

4. 

   30 Sept 2026

   Arm Lift, Tummy Tuck & Thigh Lift After 112-Lb Weight Loss

   Body Contouring Surgery After Weight Loss: One Patient's 112-Pound Transformation What really happens to your skin after you lose over 100 pounds? In this episode of In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jason Rosenberg and co-host Meredith Reis welcome back patient Kelly for part two of her journey. Last episode, Kelly shared her breast implant removal and lift after a health crisis and weight gain. Now, after losing 112 pounds, she returns to discuss her body contouring surgeries: an arm lift (brachioplasty) with a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), followed by a thigh lift (thighplasty). Dr. Rosenberg explains why GLP-1 medications are driving more contouring consults, how he sequences procedures, and what to expect from scars and recovery. Plus, the debut of a new segment: Knife Fight. For the "before" photo of Kelly with her son at graduation, click here. (https://photos.app.goo.gl/Sv42cSCoQUJf3vx56) Timestamps 00:00 – Kelly's 112-lb weight loss, looking back at old photos 01:00 – Recap of Kelly's explant story 02:00 – GLP-1 medications and rising demand for body contouring 04:00 – Kelly's lupus diagnosis, two years bedridden 07:00 – The turning point: losing weight for her grandchildren 09:00 – Body contouring overview: arms, tummy, legs 12:00 – Why procedures are sequenced: tummy/breasts, then arms, then legs 13:00 – Tummy tuck: incision and belly button repositioning 14:00 – Diastasis recti repair explained 15:00 – Arm lift: "bat wings," scar placement, scar migration 17:00 – Thigh lift: why it's saved for last, added risks 18:00 – Kelly's results and recovery 21:00 – Scar care: compression, silicone, sun protection, microneedling 27:00 – How Kelly's family sees her today 30:00 – New segment: Knife Fight In this episode, we cover: Weight Loss & Health *Kelly's lupus diagnosis and two years bedridden *Her turning point: wanting to be active for her grandchildren *How GLP-1 drugs are fueling body contouring consults *Why skin elasticity and age affect how skin "snaps back" Planning Multiple Procedures *Why Dr. Rosenberg limits surgery to about four hours *Sequencing: tummy/breasts first, arms next, legs last *"Hey, Doc" patients and how trust builds toward more procedures Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) *The hip-to-hip incision and belly button repositioning *Diastasis recti repair and the "girdle effect" *How C-section scars factor in Arm Lift (Brachioplasty) *What causes "bat wings" and how it's corrected *Scar placement and why scars can migrate *When liposuction is added Thigh Lift (Thighplasty) *Why it's saved for last *Added infection risk and slower healing *Why ideal body weight improves results Recovery & Scar Care *Kelly's recovery timeline for all three procedures *Compression garments through a Florida summer *Scar care: compression, silicone, sun protection, steroid injections, microneedling *How Kelly's family sees her transformation today New Segment: Knife Fight Play along with out guessing game about Pew Research data on aging and cosmetic treatments 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Subscribe/follow on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. ✅ Rate & Review — your input helps more listeners find us. ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery: (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/)https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/ (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) and on INSTAGRAM (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery/?hl=en) Keywords: body contouring, arm lift, brachioplasty, tummy tuck, abdominoplasty, thigh lift, thighplasty, weight loss surgery, breast implant removal, GLP-1, scar care Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

5. 

   16 Sept 2026

   Why I Had My Implants Taken Out

   In this episode of In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast, Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon Dr. Jason Rosenberg and co-host Meredith Reis sit down with a very special guest: Kelly, one of Dr. Rosenberg's own patients. A 62-year-old former fitness studio owner, Kelly shares her health journey: from a systemic lupus diagnosis that left her bedridden for two years to the eventual decision to have her 30-year-old breast implants removed in hopes of improving her health. After years of research and skepticism around Breast Implant Illness, she took the leap, and the results changed her life. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation. In this episode, we'll cover: Kelly's journey from thriving fitness professional to a lupus diagnosis that upended her life Why she waited years, and stayed skeptical, before deciding to undergo an explant surgery based on what she’s learned about Breast Implant Illness The outdated promise Kelly's original surgeon made: that once getting implants, "you’ll never have to do anything again” How to tell if an implant has ruptured, and the difference between silicone and saline implant ruptures Dr. Rosenberg's Breast Illness Scorecard, and how he tracks patient symptoms over time Kelly's own healing journey and why best results were seen after months, not days The different grades of breast sag, and what to expect after implant removal How implant removal is often paired with a breast lift for the best shape The unexpected side effects felt months after surgery, what it is and why it happens What happens to implants after they're removed The role of partners factor into the consultation process How Dr. Rosenberg manages patients' desire for more than one procedures Plus, Dr. Rosenberg shares what it’s like when friends ask for his opinion of their bodies, and how he approaches the awkward conversations that can come up when you date a plastic surgeon (and what he’s really looking for in a partner) A teaser for Part 2: Kelly's body contouring surgery after major weight loss ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery across platforms for a behind-the-scenes look at his practice and more patient education: 📸 Follow, Comment & DM Dr. Rosenberg at Rosenberg Plastic Surgery on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery) 📸 Follow Rosenberg Plastic Surgery on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/people/Rosenberg-Plastic-Surgery/61577750769664/?mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=IUMSouu3qCvfHBuK&share_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fshare%2F1EmRyBR2Zz%2F%3Fmibextid%3DwwXIfr) 💻 Check out Rosenberg Plastic Surgery (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Please subscribe/follow the podcast on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. That way, you'll never miss an episode. ✅ Rate & Review — We want to hear from you! And your input helps more listeners find us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

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   2 Sept 2026

   Implants Out: Explants, Breast Implant Illness, Tummy Tucks & The Silhouette Reset

   Are your breast implants making you sick? Or are you just done with them? In this episode of In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast, Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon Dr. Jason Rosenberg and his co-host Meredith Reis tackle the growing trend of explant surgery. Dr. Rosenberg explains why so many of his patients are looking to have their breast implants removed. Some are simply "over" their implants after several decades. But there’s another growing group who suspect their implants may be connected to a constellation of symptoms including fatigue, like hair loss, low libido, rashes, GI issues and more. It's what is commonly known as Breast Implant Illness. The two dig into how Dr. Rosenberg approaches patients who feel dismissed by their doctors, the evolution of his "Silhouette Reset" procedure that combines implant removal with a breast lift, fat grafting, and a tummy tuck plus the keys to recovering successfully from surgery and the best practices for minimizing scarring. In this episode, we'll cover: • Why so many patients come to Dr. Rosenberg wanting implants out, not in • The myth that implants "need" to be changed every 10 years vs. what kind of maintenance you should expect to undertake • The two types of patients seeking explant surgery: those who are "sick and tired" of their implants, and those who think their implants are making them sick • Breast Implant Illness: why it’s being taken very seriously, despite there being test or official diagnosis for it • The FDA's black box warning on breast implants, and what it does and doesn't tell you • Dr. Rosenberg's "Symptom Scorecard," and what years of patient data are showing • Capsules explained: the scar tissue that forms around every implant, the four-grade scale for capsule severity • Why some patients specifically request their capsule be removed along with the implant, and what Dr. Rosenberg tells them • What microsurgery is, and why explant patients often seek out surgeons trained in it • Insurance and explant surgery: why it's rarely covered for breast implant illness, and rare exception in which it might be • The "Silhouette Reset": how implant removal, a breast lift, fat grafting, and a tummy tuck evolved into one combined procedure • What recovery really looks like: drains, soreness, and realistic timelines for getting back to work and back to the gym • Diastasis recti, extra skin, and why tummy tucks have become common after alongside explants as well as after major weight loss (including GLP-1-related loss) • Scarring 101: what determines scar quality, and the products and treatments that can help 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Please subscribe/follow the podcast on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. That way, you'll never miss an episode. ✅ Rate & Review — We want to hear from you! And your input helps more listeners find us. ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery/?hl=en) across platforms for a behind-the-scenes look at his practice and more patient education: https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/ (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

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   20 Aug 2026

   Red Flags & The Right Questions

   How do you find a plastic surgeon who is right for you? In the premiere episode of In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jason Rosenberg and his co-host Meredith Reis dig into how best to evaluate physicians in order to find the best match for your circumstance.. Whether it's for an elective cosmetic procedure or reconstruction after mastectomy, they’'ll cover the questions and concerns you should be on the lookout for as you research and meet with doctors. It's more than just finding someone with the right experience: it's about finding a doctor you also click with and can trust. Plus, the pair kicks off a new recurring segment, Aesthetic Etiquette. Their first topic: is it ever okay to ask someone if they've had work done? In this episode, we'll cover: What board certification in plastic surgery actually involves, and why it's the safest option The exception to the rule: the type of cosmetic surgery Dr. Rosenberg has seen done well outside of board certification The types of surgeons Dr. Rosenberg says folks should avoid "Before & After" photos: what you should be evaluating and what they *can't* show you What looking at a doctor's medical license can tell you The one thing Dr. Rosenberg gives all of his patients, and your doctor should too Medical tourism: instead of traveling abroad, why it may save you money to simply travel to another state Will your surgery be done in a hospital or a surgical center: what you need to know Why a good bedside manner matters Lawsuits and surgeons: what's a real red flag, and the role insurance companies play in what cases gets settled versus what goes to trial The deeply personal meaning behind the podcast name "In the BEST of HANDS" ✨ Follow Dr. Jason Rosenberg & Rosenberg Plastic Surgery across platforms for a behind-the-scenes look at his practice and more patient education: 📸 Follow, Comment & DM Dr. Rosenberg at Rosenberg Plastic Surgery on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/rosenbergplasticsurgery) 📸 Follow Rosenberg Plastic Surgery on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/people/Rosenberg-Plastic-Surgery/61577750769664/?mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=IUMSouu3qCvfHBuK&share_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fshare%2F1EmRyBR2Zz%2F%3Fmibextid%3DwwXIfr) 💻 Check out Rosenberg Plastic Surgery (https://rosenbergplasticsurgery.com/) 🎧 Thanks for checking out In the BEST of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast! New episodes drop twice a month, on Wednesdays. ✅ Please subscribe/follow the podcast on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen. That way, you'll never miss an episode. ✅ Rate & Review — We want to hear from you! And your input helps more listeners find us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

8. 

   12 Aug 2026

   COMING SOON: In The BEST Of HANDS: The Plastic Surgery Podcast with Dr. Jason Rosenberg

   What if you had a great friend who was also a nationally recognized, board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon? Well, now you do. Meet Dr. Jason J. Rosenberg. On IN THE BEST OF HANDS: THE PLASTIC SURGERY PODCAST, he’s joined by his pal and executive producer, Emmy and Gracie Award-winning journalist Meredith Reis. Together, they'll get into the topics around plastic and cosmetic surgery we’re all curious about: from how to choose a surgeon to what to expect before and after surgery - as well as and how to spot red flags. Every episode feels like you're at the table with a friend who happens to have years of training in plastic and cosmetic surgery. Dr. Rosenberg is warm, engaging and committed to sharing what he knows with his patients and listeners. Also on the podcast, you’ll hear personal stories from people who've had breast reconstruction, facelifts, breast explant surgery, and more. Plus, Dr. Rosenberg will lead conversations with top surgeons diving deep into their respective specialties. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.

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