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Every clinic in Singapore has a TikTok now. Every influencer has an opinion on your pores. But there is one aesthetic doctor known less for what she sells and more for what she refuses to do.
Dr. Rachel Ho built her name talking women off the ledge, literally saying no to procedures they were sure they wanted. This week she sits down to talk about the treatments millennial women can’t stop asking for, the ones she won’t touch, and the uncomfortable math behind flying to Seoul for a deal.
We get into what it means when a child asks why mummy’s face is bruised, why teenagers in some countries get plastic surgery as a graduation gift, and whether the beauty industry needs the insecurities it claims to fix.
It’s a conversation about faces. But really, it’s about something else: what we’re teaching the next generation to see when they look in the mirror.
Press play before you book anything.
About the Guest
Dr. Rachel Ho is an aesthetic doctor with more than 16 years of clinical experience and the founder of Skin Longevity Clinic. Originally trained in ENT and head and neck surgery, she brings a strong foundation in facial anatomy to an evidence based approach to skin longevity, facial harmony, and natural looking rejuvenation. She is also a long time skincare writer and content creator, known for making aesthetic medicine and skincare science easier to understand.
Connect with Dr. Rachel Ho:
Website: theskinlongevityclinic.com
Instagram: @drrachelho
What you’ll take away
- Why the doctor known for treating faces is the one who says no
- The real cost of flying overseas for a “cheaper” treatment
- What Gen Alpha’s skincare obsession is really about, and who’s paying for it
- The line Dr. Ho won’t cross with her own children, even at 16
- What “skin longevity” means once you strip away the marketing
- The one thing a bruised face teaches a child, whether you explain it or not
- How to spot the red flag doctors say most people miss when booking treatments abroad
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