Psyche shares his personal experiences with cosmetic procedures, including a nose job and Botox, and discusses his interactions with Beverly Hills plastic surgeons. He candidly talks about his beauty treatments and the results he achieved.
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Psyche begins the episode by discussing his facial treatments, mentioning that he had pimples popped and his skin healed beautifully ▶ 0:06. He also shares that he had a nose job, which was performed by a skilled surgeon, Dr. Leaf, in Beverly Hills ▶ 1:00. Psyche notes that Dr. Leaf has passed away, but was a talented surgeon who had also worked with celebrities like Jane Fonda ▶ 1:08. Additionally, Psyche mentions having Botox once before, which was a temporary solution ▶ 0:20. He also talks about having a dent on his head filled in, which initially looked good but eventually returned to normal ▶ 0:27. Throughout the episode, Psyche shares his personal experiences and thoughts on beauty culture in LA, including the importance of facials for maintaining good skin ▶ 0:37.
The episode appears to touch on the theme of beauty standards and the lengths people go to achieve them. Psyche's candid discussion of his own cosmetic procedures suggests that he is comfortable sharing his personal experiences and thoughts on the topic. The episode also seems to highlight the importance of finding skilled and reputable professionals in the beauty industry, as Psyche mentions his positive experience with Dr. Leaf.
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If you're scraggly, you need to line it up if I'm going to have one. I know it's a little bit scraggly, huh? Um but um but I yeah, she pops all the pimples and it's like and it was it was all like but then it's like it healed and it healed really beautifully like and so like I really like didn't have acne after that. I also had a nose job. I've had um I had Botox once before. It's just like
from my forehead that like years and years ago. It's just it's like so temporary just like and so I had this filled in before too. this little dent on my head. I had that filled in. It looked like this for a while and then it went back to normal. Yeah. People with Armen, you have to go to a facial. You know, it's like because most people they go to facials, they don't have acne anymore, but I did. And
so, yeah, they just like she takes like she pops every pimple and like squeezes them and like so um and I had that a few treatments and I was like my skin looked really good after that. Um yeah. Well, I needed I needed a nose job and we we shopped around and I I got a really good surgeon, too. I got a really good
surgeon. Um, he's passed away now. He's he did Jane Fonda's facelift and he is in Beverly Hills. His name was Dr. Leaf and he was a really talented sur. My my my nose look like a like a bird beak.
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