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Rady Rahban

Beverly Hills, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

04/09/2026

What do you think, youthful or aging?

The buccal fat removal trend isn’t for everyone - it’s critical you’re a good candidate for it or it can accelerate aging.

For those who are a good candidate, the result is powerful.

Repost from Plastic Surgery Verified™

04/07/2026

If you’ve ever thought about fixing your ears—but told yourself it’s “not worth it”… this is for you.

This week on Plastic Surgery Uncensored, I’m diving into one of the most overlooked—but impactful—procedures in plastic surgery: otoplasty (ear surgery).

It may not be the most popular procedure—but for the right patient, it can be one of the most life-changing.

In this episode, I sit down with Pia Shah , who spent years going back and forth before finally deciding to move forward on her own terms… and realizing it was one of the best decisions she’s made.

We break down:
• What actually makes ears look prominent
• The biggest mistakes I see (and why overcorrection is worse)
• What recovery really looks like
• And how to choose the right surgeon

Because when it’s done right, it shouldn’t look obvious—it should just look natural.

🎧 Full episode now live

04/06/2026

Is BII real? While the vast majority of people do great with implants, there’s a small subset of people who don’t.

Breast implants are a foreign device—and your immune system knows it. In rare cases, the body keeps fighting… and that’s when symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and joint pain can show up.

Do we fully understand it yet? Not entirely.

What are your thoughts?💭

04/02/2026

Did you know there’s a new product out there, that’s changing the landscape of plastic surgery when it comes to BBLs? Check the video to learn more!

Most of you know I’m not a fan of BBLs—and it comes down to one thing: the tradeoff. Robbing Peter to pay Paul always catches up.

Alloclae is the revolutionary product that is changing the landscape in a major way. The missing piece—volume and refinement, without the long-term sacrifice.

03/31/2026

What does it actually take to fix something you’ve been told is impossible? What’s the moment that changes everything? And what would say to someone facing their own surgical regret?

The road to restoration is never easy—but in Brittney’s case, it was especially complex.
In Part 2, I walk through the next chapter of her journey—one that began with devastating complications after a botched Smart Lipo procedure. Fibrosis, scarring, and a severely damaged abdomen left her searching for answers for years, only to be told repeatedly that nothing could be done.

But that’s not always the end of the story.
This is where surgical judgment, patience, and strategy matter. Brittany’s reconstruction wasn’t a single procedure—it was a process. Multiple stages, including fat grafting to restore damaged tissue, followed by a final abdominoplasty to rebuild structure and function.

If you’ve ever questioned what’s possible after a complication—or been told you’re “not fixable”—this is a conversation you need to hear.

Listen now for the full conclusion to story.

03/29/2026

Thinking about surgery? Read this first.

Not every consult is created equal—and some are 🚩 from the start.

Here are 6 signs you should walk away immediately:

1️⃣ You never meet the actual surgeon—only a “consultant.”
2️⃣ No real exam. No measurements. No physical evaluation.
3️⃣ They start selling procedures you didn’t ask for.
4️⃣ You feel rushed or pressured to book on the spot.
5️⃣ Your questions are dismissed—or worse, you’re made to feel stupid for asking.
6️⃣ The overall vibe feels off: disorganized, unprofessional, chaotic.

⚠️ If something feels wrong, trust that instinct.
This is your body. Your safety. Your outcome.

The right surgeon doesn’t pressure you—they educate you.

Ask questions. Take your time. And if it doesn’t feel right…

Walk away.

03/26/2026

Would you rather go to one surgeon who specializes in all procedure or to specific surgeons for specific procedures?

Plastic surgery, by definition, was never meant to be fragmented. I love what I do because of the range of procedures I perform, keeps the days interesting.

The field was built on comprehensive training—understanding the entire body, not just isolated parts. Today, there’s a growing trend toward sub-specialization: one surgeon for the nose, another for the eyes, someone else for skin. That model exists—but it’s not the only way to deliver excellent care.

My approach is rooted in the ability to evaluate and treat the full spectrum of plastic surgery. Face, body, form, and function. Not because I try to do everything—but because I was trained to understand how everything connects.

03/24/2026

What would you do if a “quick fix” changed your body forever?

At 22, thought she was making a simple decision—an affordable, quick liposuction procedure to feel better in her post-pregnancy body. What she was sold as “lunchtime lipo” turned into something much more serious—something that would affect her for years.

In this episode, I sit down with as she shares what really happened: severe scar tissue, skin adhesions, and an abdomen that was left significantly damaged. But beyond the physical issues, it’s the emotional toll that stayed with her the longest—feeling stuck, and being told there were no real options to fix it.

Part ONE is now live. Stay tuned for part TWO launching next week.

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