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Welcome to Give Good Face, a podcast by Dr. Anthony Rossi MD, FAAD, FACMS – double-board certified dermatologist, surgeon, and scientist behind Dr. Rossi DERM MD. In this podcast, Dr. Rossi debunks skincare myths and empowers you to make informed, science-based choices for your skin. Each week, he explores the intersection of clinical research and luxury skincare, revealing cutting-edge technology that addresses inflammation, aging, sensitivity, and more. He takes a critical look at the late ...
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In a world where likes can influence looks, social media is rewriting the rules of plastic surgery. Renowned surgeon Dr. David Hidalgo dissects the intersection of aesthetic trends, artistry, and patient safety. From the allure (and limits) of deep plane facelifts and SMAS facelifts to the evolving role of fat grafting, this episode of Give Good Fa…
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Is Surgery Enough? London’s Top Plastic Surgeon Says No What if achieving your “ideal look” wasn’t just about what you cut—but what you care for? London’s go-to plastic surgeon Dr. Jonathan Dunne, founder of Melrose London, unravels the new rules of modern beauty on Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi. From the explosion of weight loss drugs like…
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Can a great haircut actually transform your confidence and identity? Celebrity hairstylist Melissa Parizot, owner of the renowned IGK salon, joins the Give Good Face podcast with Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the powerful intersection of beauty, hair, and self-expression. From giving Hailey Bieber and Sofia Richie signature chops to helping Bad Bunn…
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Are we ready to embrace aesthetics as part of a holistic wellness journey rather than just vanity? Mike Glaicar, CEO of NewBeauty, joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi for a dynamic conversation at the intersection of aesthetics and wellness. Together, they unpack the most pressing and misunderstood trends in beauty today—from GLP-1 medicati…
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Are your beauty treatments making you look better—or just more obvious? Dr. Jacqueline Watchmaker, Board-Certified Dermatologist at U.S. Dermatology Partners – CALM Scottsdale, breaks down the truth behind cosmetic dermatology. From the contrasting aesthetic trends between the East Coast and Scottsdale to the real reason your filler may look “off,”…
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How are generational trends redefining beauty standards? Kelly Kovack, founder and CEO of BeautyMatter, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore how evolving values, scientific innovation, and cultural storytelling are transforming the beauty landscape. Together, they examine the enduring resilience and reinvention of the beauty industry—even amid econom…
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Is your hair loss trying to tell you something deeper about your health? Dr. Achiamah Osei-Tutu—board-certified dermatologist and hair restoration specialist—breaks down the hidden truths behind hair loss and what you really need to know before considering treatment. From scarring alopecia to the future of hair cloning, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi on G…
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What does it take to build trust between a surgeon and a patient? In this episode of Give Good Face, Dr. Ira Savetsky, MD a renowned plastic surgeon, shares his journey in the field of aesthetic medicine and the evolving trends shaping the industry. He emphasizes the importance of trust in the surgeon-patient relationship, the shift toward more nat…
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Is skincare just about looking good—or is there more to it? Dr. Lian Mack (@glamgerm) board-certified dermatologist, medical director and founder of GlamDerm, joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi to weigh in on the ever-evolving world of dermatology, sharing their personal journeys, the power of experience in practice, and the shift toward n…
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Have you ever wondered what truly makes a smile beautiful? Dr. Clement Kairouz—renowned cosmetic dentist at Apa Aesthetic—joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the artistry and science behind modern cosmetic dentistry. They discuss the evolution of smile design, the misconceptions surrounding veneers, and why trust between patient …
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How can skincare and therapeutic touch support healing during cancer treatment? Cathy O’Brien, CEO of Naturopathica, joins Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi for an insightful conversation on the intersection of skincare, wellness, and cancer treatment. Together, they explore the transformative role of integrative health practices—particularly m…
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Can your workout routine and lifestyle choices be the ultimate anti-aging regimen? Sam Bartlett, founder of Exis, New York City’s premier fitness and wellness service, returns to Give Good Face alongside Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the undeniable link between fitness, recovery, and skin health. They dive into the aging effects of alcohol, the role…
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How can artificial intelligence bridge the gap between skin care misinformation and access to dermatological care? Dominique du Crest, co-founder of the Skin and Digital Summit, explores the intersection of digital technology and skin health. He joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to reveal the staggering number of people worldwide without access to dermatolog…
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What are the key differences in beauty standards across cultures, and how do these influence the approach to both surgical and non-surgical aesthetic treatments? Dr. Woffles Wu, a renowned plastic surgeon from Singapore, discusses the evolution of aesthetic surgery. With a spotlight on his groundbreaking Woffles Lift, Dr. Wu navigates the delicate …
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How can we balance the influence of social media with the principles of self-love and cultural identity while navigating modern beauty standards and skincare choices? Rossella Rago, an Italian-American television personality, author, and celebrated home cook, has carved a niche in honoring Italian culinary traditions. As the host of Cooking with No…
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What emerging trends and innovations in obesity medicine are most promising for the future? Dr. Katherine Saunders, a leading obesity medicine specialist and co-founder of FlyteHealth, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore obesity as a chronic, multifaceted disease requiring more than just a one-size-fits-all approach. Dr. Saunders unpacks the science…
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How can dermatologists and skincare professionals cater to the diverse needs of patients while respecting cultural beauty standards and traditions?Dr. Mercy Odeongbu, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs surgeon, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi in a thought-provoking conversation on her inspiring journey—from navigating life as an im…
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Transparency in beauty products is essential for consumer safety. Erin Hazelton, freelance writer and women's health advocate, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the evolving world of beauty and skincare, discussing personal experiences with cancer, the importance of understanding skincare science, and the impact of social media on beauty standards…
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How is building a consistent exercise routine similar to maintaining a skincare routine in achieving long-term results? Sam Bartlett, founder of Exis, a premier fitness and wellness service in New York City that brings expert personal training, nutrition counseling, and recovery sessions, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to explore the keys to starting a fi…
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What should people consider when navigating cosmetic treatments responsibly? Embracing individuality is key to effective cosmetic treatments. Dr. Brian Hibler, a board-certified and Harvard-fellowship trained medical and cosmetic dermatologist at Schweiger Dermatology Group in Midtown Manhattan, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to discuss the evolving lands…
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How can we leverage social media and prioritize education to promote accessible, preventative skincare and stronger dermatologist relationships? Michael Jafar, founder and CEO of JOYA, the first employee skin health and wellness benefit platform, joins Dr. Anthony Rossi to discuss the evolving landscape of skin health, emphasizing the impact of soc…
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How do your lifestyle choices influence skin health? Dr. Anthony Rossi, MD, FAAD, FACMS, explores the science of skin health, focusing on aging and sensitivity. He emphasizes the importance of informed ingredient choices in skincare, debunks common myths, and introduces innovative breakthroughs such as laser technology and holistic health practices…
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Welcome to Give Good Face! Join Dr. Anthony Rossi MD as he demystifies skincare myths and empowers you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your skincare routine. Dr. Rossi shares his passion for research and explains what it takes to create truly effective skincare products. Drawing from his experience in daily dermatology practice,…
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I wanted the opportunity to let you all know that I'm taking a break from the podcast for a while! I plan on coming back in a few months with a greater sense of purpose, focus, and a stronger grasp of how I can best educate those who are looking to make their podcasts sounds better! If you're looking to stay connected and updated, you can keep up w…
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It's very important to know that every compressor is different and it will make your audio sound differently depending on how it processes the gain reduction. There is a time and place for every different style of compressor, and in this episode we listen to 4 different styles of compression at 3 different amounts of compression applied to my voice…
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Compression is a topic I've covered extensively (but also not nearly enough) on my YouTube channel. Even with all the hours of teaching I've done on the topic, I've barely touched on the other incredible effects and benefits of learning proper compression techniques. While a perfectly dialed in compressor will certainly help level out your dynamic …
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Death has a crazy way of putting a lot of things into perspective. With the recent passing on my dog and best friend Levi, I've been thinking a lot about what audio and podcasting REALLY means to me. It got me thinking of the Alexander Supertramp quote "Happiness is only real when shared". We as podcasters tend to hole ourselves in a spare bedroom,…
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Something I've been seeing recently in Facebook groups and forums is people claiming they can't be great at audio because they don't have a degree or formal education in audio engineering. If that's you, let me offer some personal insight. I'm one of those chumps who spent 4 years and a TON of money on a degree in audio engineering, and I've lived …
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Many folks think noise reduction is something that can only be done in post production, but I'm here to tell you that's a bald-faced lie. The best noise reduction is accomplished WHILE recording your podcast! "The best offense is a great defense" type of vibes. There are SO many things we can do to make sure that noise (see also: unwanted sound) is…
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When new podcasters or audio engineers are reaching out to their peers for help with their production, it's not uncommon to hear the super frustrating and unhelpful response of "just trust your ears". Unfortunately when you're so new to audio, that means nothing. It's a lazy cop out that relieves the person being asked for help from actually teachi…
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I vow to never stop talking about local recordings until every podcast on Earth at least KNOWS it's an option. Whether or not they choose to sound good is up to them. A local recording eliminates all the fail points and fidelity degrading processes by writing all your 0's and 1's directly to your computer without any consideration of WiFi strength,…
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When it comes to mixing audio, you'd be hard pressed to find a more lively debate than the one between headphones and studio monitors. There are a LOT of pros and cons to each, and in this episode we explore many of the arguments for each side along with some brief lessons on HRTF (head related transfer function) and the psychoacoustics of how we l…
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My father always taught me the worst thing you can do is to constantly compare yourselves to others. It can be limiting, anxiety inducing, and can guide you off the path you should be taking in life. Every person, every voice, and every experience is unique and should be treated as such. However! When we're duding our own audio quality, it's import…
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The title says it all. You can almost stop reading now if you want to. But, I find buying used gear to be one of the most valuable "life hacks" when it comes to buying audio gear for podcasting. Podhacks? Anyways, in audio production, with very few exceptions, you get what you pay for, and usually spending a *little* extra money can go a very long …
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No matter what instrument you are recording, how it was recorded, or what hardware it was recorded with, you will always capture unwanted frequencies. That's what this entire series on frequency has lead to, identifying and properly removing unpleasant sounds. While there's more to it than this, one type of very unpleasant sound is a resonant frequ…
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As we start to wrap up this long series on frequency, we work our way towards the natural conclusion, export settings. While sample rate and bit depth can be and are recording settings and are decided at the beginning of the session, we also have options when bouncing down (see also: exporting) our sessions. The same goes for what bitrate mp3 to co…
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This episode focuses on a phrase I say often on the show, humans are more perceptive to change than to constants. So far, this series on frequency has been in relation to 1 voice, but most podcasts feature at least 2 speakers. The fastest way to lose podcast listeners is to have a wild difference in loudness between the 2 or more speakers. However,…
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Could this title sound any more clinical? Geez. Anyways, this is a super exciting episode! Building upon the frequency band listening exercises last week, we are now exploring more subtle and intentional moves when it comes to equalizing vocals for a podcast! In this episode we look at 10 different octave bands ranging from 32Hz to 16kHz and explor…
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In order to produce a great sound, we first need to learn how to hear good sound. In this listening heavy episode, we isolate the 7 frequency bands in the audible spectrum to hear what they sound like in isolation, and what it sounds like when they're completely removed from the signal. All of the previous episodes and these listening exercises, in…
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When it comes to audio and creating a good sound, everyone will tell you "just trust your ears". It's a blanket statement that really means "spend the next 30 years figuring this out, because this rabbit hole is deeper than you could possibly imagine". This becomes exponentially more difficult when we realize our audio is lying to us, ALWAYS! Build…
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You can't master your craft until you've mastered the fundamentals ten times over. This week's episode is all about the fundamentals. What is sound? How does it travel from one place to another? What is wavelength and how does it correspond to a frequency? All of these questions are answered within the episode, and plenty of visual can be found in …
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There are many hills I'm willing to die on, but one I never feel bad about is that your podcast, my podcasts, everyone's podcast is a performance. Even for those who are "just talking to their buds around a couple cold ones" are still in front of a microphone working a non-zero amount to create a product for someone to potentially listen to. I thin…
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"With great power comes great responsibility". We all know the phrase, but when it comes to editing a podcast, we don't keep it in mind. The ability to edit audio on such a microscopic level is an INSANELY POWERFUL ability, and we need to use this power for good and do it responsibly. JOIN THE FUN ON PATREON! I think what people struggle with the m…
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I see a lot of folks (sometimes myself, even) using the word "editing" as a catch-all term for anything that comes after recording a podcast. If you're a solo creator, meaning you don't collaborate with another on the production, this may not be a big deal. Call it whatever you want, no one has to know. BUT, this becomes a much bigger issue when yo…
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When it comes to interfaces, mixers, and portable recorders, not all are created equal. I would even dare to say neither of them are comparable to each other! There are many reasons why I think this, but the spec we're focusing on today is the preamps, and specifically the noise created by budget quality recording devices. Let's start at the very b…
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One of the most exciting and most crucial times in a podcaster's career is either buying gear for the first time, or finally upgrading after months or years of steady growth and eventual justification for spending all that hard earned cash. However, there's a lot of unanswered questions when it comes to "what gear should I buy". The WORST answer to…
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I've said it over and over and over again, your audio is mainly defined by your microphone technique and your recording environment. Last week we recorded mic technique, so here we are with the environment! Reverberations are caused when a sound (ie. your voice) bounces off your walls over and over again, hundreds of times a second, and each time i…
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I've said in the past that the most important factors to your sound is your environment and your microphone technique. The two are linked together pretty closely, and one slight change to either can drastically affect your signal. In this episode, we explore several different microphone techniques with the Shure SM7b, not to find which one is "righ…
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Being a podcaster or a podcast producer can be lonely business. Long nights in your pitch black walk-in closet, the basement, or the forgotten spare bedroom can take its toll on anyone brave enough to enter to wild world of podcasting. The reason so many podcasts fade out after 7-8 episodes (which is so lovingly called "podfading") is because the w…
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While we are all striving for the best audio we can achieve, learning all the ins and outs of audio can be daunting, especially when we really just want to be focusing on the content of our podcasts. This episode is geared towards the low hanging fruit, the techniques anyone can put into place with their current equipment to immediately and dramati…
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