Alexander Z. Rivkin, MD is a facial aesthetic specialist and Assistant Clinical Professor at the David Geffen / UCLA School of Medicine. He received his undergraduate degree from Columbia University and his medical degree from the Yale University School of Medicine. His practice, RIVKIN Aesthetics, is focused on developing and perfecting non-invasive, non-ablative cosmetic treatments. He is best known globally for pioneering and popularizing the Non Surgical Rhinoplasty procedure. He joins the show to discuss the subconscious ways our brains are wired to see beauty, and the ideal facial harmony. We also talk whether there are true botox alternatives (including his take on face tape), fillers vs. sculptra, threads, non surgical nose jobs and the most underrated procedures.

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Jason Biggs is an actor known for his roles in the American Pie film series, Orange is the New Black, and The Subject. In this candid conversation, he opens up about his rise to fame at a young age, becoming a household name at 21, the pressure that came with early success, the spiral into addiction that followed, and what it took to reclaim his life. We talk about the realities of fame, hitting rock bottom, the messy path to sobriety—and the unexpected freedom he’s found on the other side.

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Nicolas Travis is the founder of the cult-status skincare line, ALLIES OF SKIN. He was inspired to start ALLIES after he had a tragic accident that resulted in devastating facial injuries and multiple infections, changing the trajectory of his life and leading him to create products that would deliver the most visible results using rigorously studied novel formulations and harnessing new active ingredients. He joins the show to discuss the fundamentals of skincare, drugstore products that get the job done, the ideal routines for getting juicy, glass skin, skincare trends and why we should stop chasing perfection. We also talk about treatments he loves including placenta and stem cell injections, some of his favorite ingredients (hello growth factors and retinoids!) and more.

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