Dr. Robert Whitfield expanded his detox program from individual patients to surgical practices doing cosmetic and explant procedures. He's treated thousands of patients post-op and says most lack proper recovery support. The program blends traditional medicine with functional biohacking and genetics to improve surgical outcomes.
That's your beautiful legacy. Well, um, we hope that the program can really be expanded more and more to more surgical practices where we made our detox program available now as a group program. Um, I think that's valuable because many people who have cosmetic surgery, not just explant surgery, need help with that. They just don't know. And once they become more aware of that, that is probably to me a bigger— well, it is a much bigger value add that I can give is our programming, because I— we have thousands of patients. We know it works really, really well. Um, the thing is, like, uh, how do you measure And how do you then take what is a very traditional way of thinking and adapt that to what is now the integrative functional biohacking approach versus, you know, how I was taught? I feel very comfortable we've blended those two along with what we know about genetics, and that's our program. And I think that's how it should be. Takes a bit of convincing around the rest of the— we're getting there, place. We're getting there.
