A short YouTube podcast introduction by board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Robert Whitfield presenting the 'Holistic and Scientific' podcast. He describes his philosophy favoring natural-appearing results, integrating nutrition and lifestyle with non-invasive and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures (bipolar radiofrequency, AI-enabled devices, in-office local facelifts, non-surgical tightening alternatives to tummy tucks). He outlines his training and career path and provides contact/promo details (website, Instagram, episode discount code).
Welcome to the holistic and scientific podcast with board Certified plastic surgeon Dr. Robert Whitfield, Austin's natural choice for plastic surgery and the expert in smart laser and energy treatments.
So we're doing this podcast basically to increase our visibility, awareness of our message, right? Holistic in nature, scientific and approach. Because you can have a non invasive treatment to tighten up your cheek or get rid of your double chin, you can have a smart tummy tuck instead of a tummy tuck scar. I feel like if we can do things naturally and give you the best appearance, that's important. It goes along well with what I care and feel strongly about, with your nutrition and air quality and water we drink so that we have the best results afterwards. And you know, these things coupled with our approach for both non invasive and minimally invasive treatments gives the full spectrum that I can offer somebody that most people don't really know exists. There's a lot of technology now, the technology of bipolar radio frequency, specifically what I leverage in my office, as well as artificial intelligence, the technology that's available now in cosmetic medicine and surgeries. I mean it's pretty amazing. I have things you can wear like a pair of Bose headphones on your face and actually remodel your jawline. I can get rid of your double chin. If you want to get rid of stretch marks or unevenness of your thigh or knee or abdomen instead of a tummy tuck, I can do that for you. It's going to tightening results without surgery. And then of course we can provide surgery. Many things we do now are adapted to our lifestyles. I rarely do as much surgery to surgery center as I used to. I do my facelifts under local in the office just to provide patients with logistical challenges or concerns about help. Just a way to get this done for them so they can improve and area may have bothered them for a long period of time and they never had an option to take care of. And now they do. We can do it for them on their local in the office or non invasively in the office and get a result for them and teach them more about how to care for themselves and maintain that result over time. And that's probably when you think about it, the more rewarding aspect of what I do, if we can make that adaptation for them and then they'll do better overall. Each patient's a little bit different, you know, they have a different desire, different need, a different experience. So I have to go down there and you know, quote unquote, do the Fauci method and hunker down and listen and pay attention and try to get the best possible, you know, what plan can I put together for you to give you the best outcome? And many patients say that I'm a good listener. So I found over time one of the most important things is basically just sit back and try to understand exactly what the underlying issues are for each client and listen as closely as possible just so that you don't miss something subtle that may ultimately be a bigger component than they want to let on. I'm going to educate you on how to eat better so that your recovery process is smoother, so that you're happier, you get a better result. And so we want things to be obviously naturally beautiful. I only want real kind of natural appearing results. I don't like an artificial appearance. I grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada, where nobody actually grows up. I started out wanting to be a heart surgeon, volunteered in college in cardiac ICUs and watched and learned from cardiac surgeons. So I started out that was my goal. Through a couple of different things that happened in research experience, I adapted that into microvascular surgery, which led me to reconstructive plastic surgery and I became assistant professor of plastic surgery and taught at a university, finished up as an associate and then ultimately joined a private practice here in Austin to do microvascular brush reconstruction and after about five years started my own solo practice. So that journey from Las Vegas to Indianapolis to Milwaukee to Austin has a lot packed into it. The aesthetic experience between my mentor William Zamboni in Las Vegas. It's all coupled together with my interest and kind of obsession with technology, delivering results that used to only be surgical. So if you want to learn more or contact us, go to my website www.doctorrobertwitfield.com.
Take a screenshot of this podcast episode with your phone and show it at your consultation or appointment or mention the promo code. Podcast to receive $25 off any service or product of $50 or more. Dr. Robert Whitfield is a board certified plastic surgeon located in Austin, Texas near 360 and Walsh Tarleton in Westlake. To learn more, go to DrRobertsWitfield.com or follow Dr. Rob on Instagram DrRobertsWitfield links to learn more about Dr. Rob's smart procedures and anything else mentioned on today's show are available in the show Notes. The Holistic and Scientific Podcast is a production of the Axis T H E A X I S IO.
