Give Good Face: Clean Clinical Science with Dr. Anthony Rossi MD

What happens when beauty culture starts moving faster than good judgment?
In this episode of Give Good Face, Dr. Anthony Rossi sits down with board-certified dermatologist Dr. Corey Hartman for a candid conversation about the aesthetics trends everyone is talking about — and the ones dermatologists are quietly worried about.
From filler fatigue and “perception drift” to GLP-1 hair loss, TikTok peptides, melanotan, tanning beds, tween skincare, and the pressure to always do more, Dr. Hartman brings his signature honesty, humor, and restraint to a conversation about what it really means to age well.
Together, Dr. Rossi and Dr. Hartman unpack why the best aesthetic work is often the work you don’t notice, why patients need an objective guide, and why sometimes the most powerful word in dermatology is “no.”

Connect with Dr. Corey Hartman: https://skinwellness.com/providers/dr-corey-l-hartman/
@dr.coreyhartman: https://www.instagram.com/dr.coreyhartman
@skin.wellness.derm https://www.instagram.com/skin.wellness.derm

Timestamps:
00:00 Meet Dr. Corey Hartman
02:00 From New Orleans to Birmingham: Dr. Hartman’s path into dermatology
05:58 Building his Birmingham dermatology practice
07:49 Why clinical trials keep him on the cutting edge
09:10 Staying honest on social media
12:46 Why Dr. Hartman tells patients “no”
13:16 Filler fatigue, perception drift, and wanting “more”
14:34 “The art is in the restraint”
15:08 Dr. Hartman’s real skincare routine
20:42 How he approaches patients without picking them apart
24:35 Brand partnerships, authenticity, and one cringey confession
27:56 Why injectables should not be treated like commodities
30:26 GLP-1s, rapid weight loss, and hair loss
32:07 TikTok peptides, compounded meds, and safety concerns
33:10 Melanotan, tanning, and melanoma risk
39:12 Regenerative medicine and the future of natural-looking results
40:18 Tween skincare and the trend that needs to stop

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en
Website: https://rossiderm.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd
Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Is great skin really about the products you buy — or the discipline, education, and intention behind how you care for yourself?
Maya Allen is a beauty editor, expert, speaker, and brand consultant who has held leadership roles at The Cut, InStyle, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, and more. With over a decade in the beauty industry, Maya sits at the intersection of clinical skincare, cultural beauty conversations, and real-world results — cutting through trends to focus on what actually works.
In this episode of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi, Maya opens up about her own skin journey, including stress-induced breakouts, her viral “bad skin” moment as a beauty editor, and how education — not hype — transformed her relationship with skincare. Together, they explore why skincare is a lifestyle, how diet, sleep, stress, and consistency show up on your face, and why dermatology should always outweigh TikTok trends.
From lasers and microcurrent facials to retinol myths, melanin-rich skin safety, and the importance of diversity in beauty R&D, this conversation blends clinical insight with lived experience. Maya also shares why skincare is an investment, how to spot gimmicks, and what it truly means to “give good face” in every season of life.

Learn more about Maya Allen: https://www.instagram.com/mayaalenaa

Timestamps:
00:00 The Beauty Editor's Journey
02:44 Skincare as a Personal Expression
05:39 The Impact of Diet on Skin Health
08:35 Navigating Skincare Myths and Facts
11:38 The Role of Dermatologists in Skincare
14:31 The Importance of Inclusivity in Beauty
17:36 Innovations in Skincare Treatments
20:15 The Future of Beauty Trends
23:26 Personal Experiences with Skincare Procedures
26:21 The Balance of Beauty and Self-Care
28:56 Giving Good Face: Authenticity in Beauty

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en
Website: https://rossiderm.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd
Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Is Asian skincare really more advanced or are we just chasing the wrong parts of it?
Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare Derm is a board certified dermatologist practicing in Bellevue who educates millions across Instagram and Red Note. Serving a large East Asian community, she sits at the intersection of clinical dermatology, global cosmetic science, and cultural skincare habits.
In this episode of Give Good Face with Dr Anthony Rossi, learn what Asian skincare actually gets right, where the hype goes too far, and why education and integrity matter more than trends. From collagen injectables in China to Korean essences, microbiome skincare, and seasonal skin changes, this conversation goes far beyond surface level beauty talk.

Learn more about Dr. Jenny Liu & Derm Talk: https://linktr.ee/derm.talk
Follow along: https://www.instagram.com/derm.talk/?hl=en

What you will learn in this episode of Give Good Face:
- Why Asian skincare innovation moves faster than the US and where it outpaces FDA timelines
- The truth about collagen type 1 and type 3 injectables coming out of China
- Why salmon sperm and exosomes need more data before blind adoption
- How cultural habits shape skincare routines and expectations
- What dermatologists really think about glass skin slugging and skin boosters
- How to adjust skincare for seasonal changes without destroying your barrier

Timestamps:
 00:00 – Why more skincare is not always smarter
 04:00 – Meeting in Shanghai and global dermatology connections
 08:00 – Dr Jenny Liu’s journey into skincare education and social media
 12:30 – Brand partnerships credibility and why many offers get turned down
 16:30 – Her personal skincare routine and seasonal adjustments
 20:30 – Asian cosmetic innovation and the rise of injectable collagen
 24:00 – Salmon sperm PDRN risks FDA gaps and patient safety
 27:00 – Educating audiences in the age of short attention spans
 30:00 – Seasonal skin changes dandruff dry skin and exfoliation strategy
 34:30 – Keep or cancel glass skin exosomes slugging and skin boosters
 41:00 – Barrier repair versus exfoliation and minimalist routines
 45:00 – Mineral versus chemical sunscreens and what is coming next

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en
Website: https://rossiderm.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd
Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

Why does so much cosmetic surgery end up looking “done”? 
Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein explains the art of creating natural, elegant, and long-lasting results from head to toe. From mommy makeovers to full-body contouring, discover why meticulous technique, patient-centered care, and a focus on proportion are the keys to success.
What you’ll learn in this episode of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi:
- Why natural results often require more surgical expertise
- The evolution of mommy makeovers and full-body contouring
- How loose skin and muscle separation are corrected for lasting results
- Why pre- and post-op patient experience matters as much as surgery
- Male cosmetic surgery and the “daddy do-over” phenomenon
- Recovery realities, emotional impact, and achieving mental freedom
- How to ensure results look natural and elegant, not artificial

Learn more about Dr. Ryan Neinstein's practice: https://neinsteinplasticsurgery.com/
Follow on social @drneinstein: https://www.instagram.com/drneinstein/?hl=en

Timestamps:
00:00 –  Introduction: Dr. Ryan Neinstein
02:42 – Why Dr. Neinstein hyper-specialized in body contouring
07:05 – Why the traditional tummy tuck is outdated
15:25 – The “Birkin Body” headline explained
18:08 – Building lifelong patient relationships
23:12 – Less is more… but requires more surgery
24:11 – Minimally invasive vs real results
27:35 – Emotional recovery & “swell hell”
29:32 – Discipline, fitness & surgeon mindset
34:21 – Why men avoid surgery despite need
35:02 – Looking natural requires major surgery
36:35 – Facilities, aftercare & why NYC standards matter
38:40 – Closing thoughts & final takeaway

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en
Website: https://rossiderm.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd
Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/

What if everything you’ve been told about “more is more” in skincare… is actually ruining your skin?
Neada Deters—founder of LESSE and former beauty editor – is obsessed with ingredient transparency. She dismantles the myth that more steps, more actives, and more products equal better skin. Spoiler: your skin barrier disagrees. 

What you’ll learn in this episode of Give Good Face with Dr. Anthony Rossi: 
- Why minimalist routines often outperform 12-step regimens
- How “active overload” quietly destroys your skin barrier
- The truth behind trending ingredients and why the industry pushes them
- The real meaning of formulation integrity (and why most brands don’t have it)
- How Neada healed her own cystic acne and hyperpigmentation with a less-but-better philosophy
- What sustainable beauty actually looks like beyond marketing buzzwords

Follow Neada Deters @neadadeters: https://www.instagram.com/neadadeters/
Learn more about LESSE: 
@lesseofficial: https://www.instagram.com/lesseofficial/
http://lesseofficial.com/

Timestamps: 
00:00 – Why “more” might be hurting your skin
03:00 – Neada’s Aussie upbringing & extreme UV protection
06:00 – From beauty editor to founder of LESSE
12:00 – Skin integrity, microbiome health & barrier repair
17:00 – The dangers of trend-driven skincare
20:30 – The Australian sunscreen scandal explained
25:00 – How to build a sustainable, effective skincare routine
30:00 – Why less truly can deliver more results

Connect with Dr. Rossi on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dranthonyrossi/?hl=en
Website: https://rossiderm.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@rossidermmd
Produced by Haynow Media: https://haynowmedia.com/