Dr. Simon Ourian Reveals the Truth About Aging, Botox & Natural Beauty

Law of Attraction SECRETS

Host Natasha Graziano sits down with world-renowned cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Simon Ourian to discuss the nuances of natural-looking aesthe

Key takeaways

• Dr. Simon Ourian advocates for the 'least amount of work' approach to achieve the most natural and realistic results.
• The use of ultrasound and radiofrequency can effectively reduce fat under the jawline without invasive surgery.

Main topics

• Cosmetic Dermatology
• Natural Beauty Philosophy

Notable quotes

The least amount of work we can do on someone's face the better results are going to be.

Conclusion

Listeners gain a deeper understanding of how to approach cosmetic enha

Transcript preview

Speaker 2 (0:00) Hey guys, welcome back to the Law of Attraction Secrets Podcast. I'm your host, Natasha Graziano, and today in the studio we have one of my favorite humans. He's one of the most famous doctors in the world. He... personally does my face, everything. And other things on my body. He is a phenomenal doctor. He's, I'm going to read you his bio. He's a world-renowned doctor who practices cosmetic dermatology and one of the leading pioneers in non-surgical aesthetics. For more than 25 years, he has practiced in the heart of Beverly Hills. I love the clinic. It's called Epio and it's so gorgeous. And he blends medical innovation with an artist's eye. That's what I really love about him. Dr. Simon Orian. So today we're gonna dive into all things about aesthetics, how to feel your best, how to anti-age. He's actually looked after people, clientele like Kim Kardashian, Megan Fox, and some of the world's most recognizable faces. I always see him popping up in all of these major household names accounts. And when I look at them, I'm like, yep. I see it. His work is very distinguishable. Dr. Orian has helped redefine modern cosmetic medicine through his groundbreaking techniques, artistry, and commitment to natural looking results. Welcome to the show, Dr. Simon Speaker 1 (1:18) Orian. Thank Speaker 2 (1:18) you so much. That was wonderful. Thank you. You're Speaker 1 (1:20) very kind. I love it. I mean, it's true. Speaker 2 (1:22) You're a phenomenal doctor. Thank you. Speaker 1 (1:25) I'm Speaker 2 (1:25) very grateful. The thing I actually, before I even get into my questions that I love about your work is, and I've been with you now for, I mean. two years or something. I come in religiously. I think I'm there every three months and sometimes less than sometimes every two months. What I love about you is before I even realize it, you've done it. Like I'm in the room and before the procedure, I didn't even have time to think about the procedure. You've already finished sometimes in two minutes. Speaker 1 (1:51) Yeah, I've done it for. few times for a few years so I've gotten used to deciding what a person may need and that's why people come to me because the fact that I can look at a person's face and see what's the least amount of work I can do on your face and decide what's going to give you the biggest bang for the work that we can do and I think the least amount of work we can do on someone's face the better results are going to be and we can have incremental results over time to have the most natural realistic results over a period of time and that's probably one of the reasons that people have been coming to me for so many years. Speaker 2 (2:29) So wonderful. I love it. I've done all kinds of different procedures with you. I love the ultrasound one because that really did get rid of the fat on my face. It anti-aged me. And then yesterday I was in with you. You did my Botox and my chin. You've done so much for me. I love it. Thank Speaker 1 (2:47) you so much. You have a beautiful face. Thank you. My job is easy and I have to just maintain what you have and make sure that we don't overdo anything and just maintain what you have over the years and make it even nicer. Speaker 2 (2:58) Well, that's what I love about you. You really are like an artist on the face. I want to talk about how much you think appearance can affect confidence. Speaker 1 (3:07) Oh, a lot. I mean, it's not what I think, it's what has been proven. I think your appearance is the first thing that people notice. And, you know, they say don't judge a book by its cover. People do judge a book by cover. No matter what you think, people do look at someone and decide if they want to associate with you, if they're attracted to you, if they want to open doors for you. People who are more attractive, it's been proven that they have more opportunities in life. they can have more love interest in life they can even be more confident because the fact that the amount of attention they get it is not the most important thing in life but you must to ignore this foolish mmm Speaker 2 (3:51) so true but why does so many people look worse after getting too much filler not from you but from other doctors and then you have to save it yeah Speaker 1 (4:01) for this today key Operative word is too much or the placement is the wrong place. One of the things that people think is that the problem is the filler. It's really not. Fillers are just like another tool. Imagine if you're an artist, you have different colors of blue, different colors of red. If I give those same colors to a master artist, they can create a beautiful painting. And if I give it to someone who's probably a novice artist, they will... screwed up the same thing with your face there's no way you can know by just looking at someone's degree or background to know what their taste is or what their skills are and there's a lot of science that goes into there's a lot of art that goes into it there's a lot of taste that goes into it and you kind of have to go with looking at what other people's work has been like and judge it based on that Speaker 2 (4:50) so good what's the biggest mistake people make when trying to look younger Speaker 1 (4:57) Probably trying to look younger. Trying to look like someone you're not or to try to look a lot younger than yourself is going to make it. make things look bad. If you have a lot of fine lines, if you have hollowness in your face, if you have a sagginess in your face, those could be addressed. But if you want to do all of them at the same time, if you want to look like someone else that's going to make your face look distorted, make you look artificial, and you may not pick it up, but other people can, and there's nothing worse than looking artificial or fake. The whole art of... cosmetic surgery and cosmetic procedures is to help people look like they're better version of themselves and a more youthful looking version of themselves without looking different or fake and and maintaining that natural beauty as much as possible Speaker 2 (5:52) so good is Botox overused Speaker 1 (5:57) It can be, you know, but it's, again, one of the best tools we have. Without it, I don't know, a lot of people would probably not look as good as they do now. No, Speaker 2 (6:05) it's Speaker 1 (6:05) true. It has to be used correctly in the right parts of your face. If you use it for trying to remove every single wrinkle in your face, of course your face is going to look masked and artificial and unnatural. But if you use it on the right muscles, as long as the doctor who's doing it understands the anatomy of the face, as long as they respect the anatomy of your face and as long as they're not trying to correct every single wrinkle in your face i think the results can be fantastic Speaker 2 (6:34) love that what's one procedure that you think people are doing too much of Speaker 1 (6:43) I don't think there's any one procedure that, again, everything I have is a toolbox. I