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In this episode, I break down how I use light to protect my sleep, mood, focus, and peak performance as the seasons change and the days get shorter. Light is the signal our brain uses to micro adjust our circadian rhythm, and the timing, brightness, and wavelength of that light shape everything from our cortisol awakening response to melatonin release, healing, and pain control. We dive into my morning routine on surgery days, why sunlight within the first 30 to 60 minutes matters so much, a...
In this episode, I break down how I use light to protect my sleep, mood, focus, and peak performance as the seasons change and the days get shorter. Light is the signal our brain uses to micro adjust our circadian rhythm, and the timing, brightness, and wavelength of that light shape everything from our cortisol awakening response to melatonin release, healing, and pain control. We dive into my morning routine on surgery days, why sunlight within the first 30 to 60 minutes matters so much, a...
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EP 33: How I Use Light to Stay Sharp Through Winter | DEEP FOCUS
SlušanoIn this episode, I break down how I use light to protect my sleep, mood, focus, and peak performance as the seasons change and the days get shorter. Light is the signal our brain uses to micro adjust our circadian rhythm, and the timing, brightness, and wavelength of that light shape everything from our cortisol awakening response to melatonin release, healing, and pain control. We dive into my morning routine on surgery days, why sunlight within the first 30 to 60 minutes matters so much, a...
EP 32: "I Don't Need Much" Can Be an Expensive Mindset | OR DIARIES
SlušanoIn this OR Diary, I share a revision case that challenged something I say often: that having a procedure at a younger age does not limit your options for future procedures. My patient, now 53, had surgery at 51 with the mindset that she was early in the aging process, didn't need much done, and could get away with a less expensive option. What followed was a result that not only fell short but created new problems that weren't there before. We dive into how the wrong surgical tissue planes, l...
EP 31: The Cost of Greatness | Julianna Peña
SlušanoIn this episode, I sit down with Julianna Peña, a two-time UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion and the first mother to ever win a UFC title. We talk about what it actually takes to compete at the highest level of mixed martial arts, from the daily grind of driving across a city between gyms as a single mom to the mental and physical toll that every fight extracts. Julie opens up about motherhood, femininity, and ferocity, and how becoming a mom unlocked a level of strength she never knew she ha...
EP 30: The New Era of the Deep Plane Facelift | DEEP FOCUS
SlušanoIn this episode, I break down the new era of the deep plane facelift and neck lift, exploring what has changed, where the field is going, and why not all deep plane facelifts are created equal. This procedure has evolved more in the last four or five years than it did over the century before, and the gap between an average result and a truly exceptional one has never been wider. We dive into the evolution from skin only lifts to SMAS lifts to the modern preservation style deep plane approach,...
EP 29: Same Patient, Two Surgeries, One Wild Coincidence | OR DIARIES
SlušanoIn this episode, I take you into the operating room for a revision facelift that turned into one of those "what are the odds" situations you couldn't script if you tried. My patient had a deep plane facelift eighteen months earlier on the other side of the country, and she came to me with a smile block and a visible line down her face that her original surgeon recognized but couldn't explain. The moment I saw her, I knew exactly what had happened. We get into the technical reality of what a d...