The Dr. Randi Show

What happens when AI handles more than 738,000 patient conversations and books 75,000 appointments?You get a front-row seat to how patient expectations are changing and where the future of aesthetics is headed.On this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi Boyette sits down with Dennis Steele, Co-Founder of Podium, to discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming the patient experience and helping clinics meet a new generation of consumer expectations.Drawing from hundreds of thousands of real-world patient interactions, Dennis shares what today’s consumers want, why speed and convenience have become critical drivers of conversion, and how AI is evolving from a simple chatbot into a powerful business tool capable of booking appointments, optimizing schedules, and supporting clinic growth.The conversation also explores why OpenAI recognized Podium’s work, what separates effective AI from the countless tools entering the market, and how clinics can leverage technology without losing the personalized experience patients expect.Dr. Randi & Dennis discuss:• What 738,000 patient conversations reveal about today’s aesthetic consumer• Why response time has become one of the biggest drivers of patient conversion• How AI is influencing patient decisions before they ever contact a clinic• The rise of Agentic AI and what it means for aesthetic businesses• Why OpenAI spotlighted Podium’s technology• How AI is helping clinics improve conversion, efficiency, and revenue• What the future of patient communication may look likeWhether you’re embracing AI or still trying to understand where it’s headed, this episode offers a practical look at one of the biggest shifts happening in aesthetics today.

Dr. Paul Nassif returns to The Dr. Randi Show for a conversation that goes far beyond what viewers see on television. While many know him from Botched, this episode focuses on how he thinks about facial surgery today…what’s changed, what’s misunderstood, and what patients should be paying closer attention to before making decisions.In this episode, we cover:• Why everyone is asking for a “snatched neck” and how Dr. Nassif approaches it differently• Skin health and recovery as the foundation of surgical results, and why Dr. Nassif built his latest products around that belief• The rise in younger patients seeking procedures and the role of “filter dysmorphia” in shaping expectations• Dr. Nassif on aesthetic trends patients should avoid• Dissolving filler: insight, caution, and clinical reality• How much of Dr. Nassif’s practice is dedicated to revision surgery and whyWe also close with a speed round that gives a more personal look at Dr. Nassif: how he thinks, how he works, and what continues to surprise him after years at the top of his field.This episode is for anyone navigating aesthetic decisions and wanting a clearer, more realistic perspective from someone who sees the long-term outcomes every single day.---Listeners should not rely on any content from this podcast as a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns, treatments, or decisions. This podcast does not endorse or guarantee the safety or efficacy of any products, procedures, or services discussed.This podcast is not intended for individuals under the age of 18.Neither the host nor any guests assume liability for any loss, injury, or damage resulting from the use or application of the information discussed on this show.

Weight-loss medications have accelerated change across aesthetics, and they’ve opened the door to what comes next.On this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, I’m joined by Dr. Bradley Calobrace, one of the most respected plastic surgeons in the country, for a conversation about how patient care is evolving right now and where the industry is heading.Dr. Calobrace performs more than 1,000 procedures a year, giving him a front-row view into how medical weight loss is influencing surgical planning, body contouring decisions, and facial rejuvenation strategies. We talk about how today’s patients are thinking more broadly about results, timing, and long-term satisfaction — and why education and experience are driving better outcomes.Dr. Calobrace shares what he believes will define the next era of aesthetics: regenerative approaches, peptides, hormone support, and treatments designed to help the body rebuild…not just correct. These are no longer side conversations; they’re becoming part of how top clinics think about aging, recovery, and patient longevity.We also dive into the rapid rise of non-invasive hair restoration. With more women openly addressing thinning related to menopause, stress, and weight-loss medications, we talk about why hair health is moving into everyday aesthetic planning and how early, proactive strategies are changing expectations.This episode offers a clear look at where aesthetics is going. Grounded in real patient demand, clinical experience, and a forward-thinking approach to care.

In this episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi Boyette sits down with Dr. Rui Avelar of Evolus, the company behind Evolysse, the first hyaluronic acid filler recognized for use in patients experiencing facial changes associated with weight loss medications. As these medications continue to change bodies and faces, this conversation explores what that shift means for aesthetic medicine and injectable innovation.This episode covers:• Evolysse and its entry into the U.S. injectable market• Hyaluronic acid fillers and the shift toward more natural outcomes• Evolysse as an entry point for patients new to injectables• Early patient and injector feedback from clinical use• Evolysse for use in patients experiencing medical right loss related facial changes• The growing intersection of weight loss medications and aestheticsThis conversation explores how weight loss medications are reshaping facial aging, and why Evolysse marks a meaningful shift in addressing volume loss, skin changes, and natural-looking correction in aesthetic medicine.

This week, Dr. Randi, sits down with Andrea Trofimuk, one of the most forward-thinking leaders shaping where aesthetics is heading next. Andrea leads North America for Sinclair, a global medical-aesthetics company recognized for its innovation and its portfolio spanning both injectables and energy-based devices.We explore what matters now in aesthetics: skin health as a foundation, natural-looking results that feel authentic, personalized approaches that fit seamlessly into real life, and the growing influence of wellness and transparency on how people view beauty today. Andrea shares how education, social visibility, and evolving consumer expectations are reshaping the landscape, and why confidence, not perfection, has become the new benchmark.If you’re looking to understand the forces driving the future of aesthetics and how beauty standards are evolving, this conversation delivers clarity, direction, and insight.In this episode, we explore:• The move toward subtle, elevated results that feel refined, not overdone• How transparency on social media is transforming aesthetic culture• The influence of wellness, longevity, and GLP-1 trends on beauty choices• Why curated, combination approaches are becoming the new standard• Andrea’s defining leadership moment, and how it fuels her vision today