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The Facial Plastic Surgery Podcast

by Dr David Sparks & Dr Phaethon Karagiannis

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Latest episodes

  • Face One

    October 8, 2026 · 52 min

    A brief delve into what a facelift is, and what all this deep plane business is about. This podcast is for general medical education and informational purposes only and does not constitute individual medical advice. Always consult a…

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About the show

Welcome to The Facial Plastic Surgery Podcast, an educational show providing clear, anatomy-based insights into facial aesthetic procedures. Hosted by Australian specialist plastic surgeons Dr. David Sparks MBBS, Hons, PhD FRACS (Plast) & Dr Phaethon Karagiannis MBBS, BMedSci, PGDipSurgAnat, MPH, FRACS (Plast) the podcast breaks down complex surgical techniques into honest, easy-to-understand conversations. Drawing on their extensive Australian fellowship training and international post-fellowship experience, Dr. Sparks and Dr. Karagiannis explain the science and reality behind facial surgery.  Whether you are considering facial surgery or simply curious about the anatomy, this podcast delivers straightforward expert guidance to help you understand your options. This podcast is for general medical education and informational purposes only and does not constitute individual medical advice. Always consult a qualified specialist surgeon for personalised consultations.