Breastfeeding 101: Milk Supply, Latching & Common Myths

Brandi Glanville on Her Breast Implant Removal, Rupture & Recovery

In this episode of Secrets of the Scalpel, Dr. Ariel Ourian sits down with Brandi Glanville for an honest and deeply personal conversation about her breast implant removal, the health challenges that led to her decision, and the journey that followed. Brandi opens up about the symptoms that changed her life, her search for answers, discovering she had a ruptured breast implant, and why she believes it contributed to her health struggles. She shares what was found during surgery, the emotional and physical impact of the experience, why she ultimately chose to undergo breast augmentation again with a smaller implant size, and how she's feeling today. Together, Brandi and Dr. Ourian discuss the importance of listening to your body, understanding your surgical options, and making informed decisions about your health. This candid conversation offers insight, education, and hope for anyone navigating breast implant concerns or considering cosmetic surgery. In this episode: * Brandi's health journey and search for answers * Discovering her ruptured breast implant * The decision to remove her breast implants * What was found during surgery * Life after explant surgery and her recovery * Why she chose to get breast implants again * Why she decided on a smaller implant size * How her perspective on health and cosmetic surgery has changed * Advice for women considering breast surgery * Your questions answered about implant removal, replacement, and recovery Whether you're considering breast augmentation, implant removal, or simply want to better understand your options, this conversation offers valuable insight into making informed decisions with the guidance of a double board-certified plastic surgeon. Hear Brandi's story in her own words, learn about her surgical journey with Dr. Ariel Ourian, and discover how personalized care helped her move forward with confidence.

Breastfeeding 101: Milk Supply, Latching & Common Myths

Breastfeeding is often described as natural, but for many parents, it can feel anything but simple. In this episode of Secrets of the Scalpel, Dr. Ariel Ourian sits down with Rebecca Agi, IBCLC of Best Milk LA, to answer some of the most common questions new and expecting parents have about breastfeeding, milk supply, newborn feeding, and postpartum support. Together, they discuss: • Milk production • Colostrum • Hormones & letdown • Supply and demand • Milk supply concerns • Newborn feeding cues • Diaper and weight milestones • Common breastfeeding challenges • When to seek support Whether you’re preparing for your first baby, currently navigating your breastfeeding journey, or supporting a loved one through postpartum recovery, this episode is packed with practical, evidence-based information that can help you feel more confident and informed. Watch the full episode of Secrets of the Scalpel and learn from one of Los Angeles’ leading lactation experts. 🎙️ Guest: Rebecca Agi, IBCLC 🤱 Founder of Best Milk LA 📍 Beverly Hills What was the most surprising thing you learned about breastfeeding? #secretsofthescalpel #breastfeeding #lactationconsultant #bestmilkla #newborncare #postpartum #newparents #babyhealth #breastmilk #parenting #womenshealth #podcast #drourian

Daniella Kahen on Fitness, Confidence & Plastic Surgery: The Truth Busy Moms Need to Hear

In this episode of Secrets of the Scalpel, we sit down with Beverly Hills fitness coach and mom of four Daniella Kahen to talk about the real intersection of fitness, confidence, and aesthetic transformation. Daniella shares how she built a fitness lifestyle designed specifically for busy moms—and why consistency, not perfection, is the key to lasting results. We dive into how fitness and plastic surgery can work together, not against each other, and the truth about building confidence from both the inside and out. Hosted by renowned surgeon Ariel Ourian, this episode breaks down the stigma and gives a real, modern perspective on self-improvement. 🎧 In this episode, we cover: * How fitness and plastic surgery complement each other * Realistic routines for busy moms with no time * Building confidence through discipline and self-care * The mindset shift that changes everything * Balancing motherhood, health, and personal identity Whether you’re trying to get back in shape, boost your confidence, or understand the relationship between fitness and aesthetics—this episode gives you a practical and honest roadmap.

The Human Barbie Speaks: Marcela Iglesias Unfiltered on Plastic Surgery, Fame & Controversy

Marcela Iglesias, known as the “Human Barbie,” entrepreneur, and reality TV personality—joins Dr. Ourian for a raw, unfiltered conversation. She opens up about her personal journey with plastic surgery, the procedures she’s undergone, and the truth behind maintaining her look. From managing a community of plastic surgery enthusiasts to navigating criticism and controversy, Marcela shares her perspective on beauty standards, self-expression, and the business behind transformation. Nothing is off-limits in this candid, eye-opening episode.

The Truth About Anesthesia

On this episode of Secrets of the Scalpel, Dr. Ariel Ourian sits down with board-certified anesthesiologist Edward B. Fohrman, MD to break down the biggest fears patients have about anesthesia — and what’s actually true. Because let’s be honest. For many patients, anesthesia is the scariest part of surgery. Not the incision. Not the recovery. The idea of “going under.” In this candid and educational conversation, Dr. Fohrman pulls back the curtain on what actually happens inside the operating room — from the moment you’re wheeled in to the moment you wake up safely in recovery. They cover: • What anesthesiologists are monitoring every second • The strict safety protocols followed before a single medication is given • Why modern anesthesia is one of the safest fields in medicine • The truth about waking up during surgery • Epidural myths and why paralysis fears are misplaced • How risk is calculated, minimized, and managed This isn’t surface-level reassurance. It’s a real, data-driven look at how anesthesia works and why outcomes today are safer than most people realize. Dr. Fohrman explains how anesthesiology has evolved dramatically over the last few decades — with advanced monitoring systems, standardized protocols, safety checklists, and highly specialized training that exists solely to protect the patient. The conversation also reframes fear through perspective. When you compare the actual statistics, the risk of anesthesia complications is dramatically lower than many everyday activities people never think twice about. Most importantly, this episode empowers patients with knowledge. Because informed patients feel calmer. And calm patients heal better.