Robert Whitfield MD talks to patients seeking body procedures about the limiting beliefs and trauma underneath. He listens to their stories instead of prescribing what they need, and uses a patient example to show how past implants shape what's actually possible.
Yeah, that's a, that's the, you know, I will say and I've, I've talked about it and it's the hardest thing that, you know, we work with is people have a lot of limiting beliefs, a lot of, you know, trauma and other things they don't deal with before they, you know, come to see us, obviously. And then now I've, you know, we have this very, you know, image altering, body altering procedure. That's why I say I don't tell and I let everybody know. I don't tell anybody they need anything. I'd listen to you. And in Tiffany's case, to me it's like open and shut, like what's going on? Unless you practice head in the sand medicine, it's pretty simple to hear her story and go, oh, well, you had an implant for everybody listening. That's foreign body, right.
