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Brand Ambassador for Haute Living<\/em> and moderator Dr. Sachin Shridharani<\/strong><\/a> hosted his first webinar with some of the world's finest aesthetic surgeons. Dr. Shridharani is a Harvard-educated, Johns Hopkins trained, a renowned, board-certified plastic surgeon based on Manhattan\u2019s famed Fifth Avenue and the founder of LUXURGERY<\/strong><\/a> - The confluence of luxury and aesthetic surgery.<\/p>\n The conversation sprouted as they began speaking about Botox, toxins, dermal fillers, and shifted to injectables that have been recently approved by FDA, rhinoplasty, and cosmetic trends.<\/p>\n Haute Beauty face experts gave enlightening information while discussing all things facial. Read on below for highlight quotes from all participating plastic surgeons!<\/p>\n Dr. Sachin Shridharani<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \"People often will assume that everything can be fixed with a syringe and\u00a0I joke and say heaven forbid we ever use a scalpel anymore. We have this surgical training and sometimes we're going to need to actually do surgery, but the fact is, is that there are a lot of ways to rejuvenate the face.\"<\/p>\n \"I think it's always important to ask your injector, the person who is treating you 'what are you using', and safety-wise understanding what it is they're putting on your face and whether or not it's potentially reversible.\"<\/p>\n Dr. Jose Rodr\u00edguez-Feliz<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \"For the preorbital area, I have stuck to actually one type of filler and in my practice, I use Belotero a lot. I think it's very forgiving. It's very unpredictable to inject the lower lids, I always tell the patient it doesn't matter who injects you, how many years of experience, even the same person can inject you one time and can have a great result and others not. The anatomy of the area is very difficult.\"<\/p>\n Dr. P. Daniel Ward<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n \"In terms of injecting the nose, we all know that there are risks associated with it, and it always kind of surprises patients when I say that frankly, I'm doing an injection that makes me a little bit more nervous than doing a surgical rhinoplasty.\u00a0I really feel like those of us who focus on the face really are the ones that patients are seeking this out from.\"<\/p>\n Dr. Brannon Claytor<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \"[Botox] is\u00a0fascinating in how it's been able to be morphed into not just treating glabellar lines\u00a0but also being used in\u00a0direct injection through [the] aqua gold product which is a multi whole chamber that will deliver the Botox throughout the face.\"<\/p>\n Dr. Jason Bloom<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n \"We have a lot of training in rhinoplasty and nasal anatomy and\u00a0who better to do this, but certainly, we can't be\u00a0flipping about it, we need to take it seriously and understand that there are risks and our patients need to understand that. I really haven't seen a thread in the nose during surgery but I certainly see a lot of patients that come in wanting rhinoplasty who have had filler in their nose.\u00a0So, in those cases,\u00a0I always inject to dissolve the filler prior to going to the operating room at least a week or so prior to surgery and we do that so we can see the true anatomy and what things are going to look like before getting in there.\"<\/p>\nHighlight Quotes:<\/h3>\n