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All we had to do was leave the house.

Simple, right?

Except I had a Louis Vuitton bag the size of a studio apartment, a dog, a mirror, fabric samples, and holy water. You know… the basics. 😂

One Venetian mirror nearly lost its life, the doorway was personally offended by my luggage, and Valerie was outside crossing the lawn in high heels carrying bags, fabric samples, YSL picnic bag and half the house. Everything except the chandelier. Oh God… I knew I forgot something.

And this was BEFORE we even got to the car.

Welcome back to another episode of Kaado MD Reality, our behind-the-scenes look at the beautiful, chaotic and occasionally ridiculous journey of building the future home of Kaado MD in Virginia Beach. Because apparently building a luxury medical aesthetics and longevity destination requires vision, determination… and a very large Louis Vuitton.

The episode is really about the disaster of simply trying to get out of the house.

If this is how we leave the house, imagine what happens when we actually arrive.

Drop it in the Comments the one thing I should’ve packed but forgot. Wrong answers encouraged. 😂
Tag someone who would’ve brought the chandelier.

Follow Georges Kaado and Dr. Kaado | Non-Invasive Face & Body Expert for the next episode, because the chaos is only getting started.

The essentials continue… because apparently, we’re still not done packing for City Hall. 👀✨

The invite everyone wanted. ✨

KAADO MD brought the Après Surf Pool Party to life, and it became the party of the weekend.

A DJ, 360° camera, cocktails, food, raffles, games and a front-row view of the air show. Every detail was planned to create an unforgettable afternoon.

If you were there, you know. 💋

One of the questions I hear most from patients losing a significant amount of weight is:

“Should I wait until I reach my goal weight before treating my face?”

Not necessarily.

With GLP-1 weight loss, the face can change along with the body. As facial volume decreases, some patients begin to notice hollowing in the temples and cheeks, deeper folds, less support, or a more tired appearance.

That’s why I don’t believe facial rejuvenation always has to wait until the very end of the weight-loss journey.

For the right patient, I may treat progressively as the face changes, using treatments such as Sculptra, dermal filler and Botox for different concerns.

The goal isn’t to chase every change or overfill the face. It’s to preserve facial balance and make thoughtful adjustments along the way.

This patient chose to address her face while she was losing weight, rather than waiting until she reached her final weight.

There is no one-size-fits-all timeline. Your rate of weight loss, facial anatomy, skin quality and treatment goals all matter.

Would you wait until the end, or treat along the way?

Individual results vary. Treatment recommendations require consultation.

BPC-157 is becoming one of the most talked-about peptides in the world of recovery, regenerative medicine and longevity but what is it actually used for? 👀

BPC-157 is a 15-amino-acid peptide that has been studied primarily for its potential role in tissue repair, inflammation and healing.

You may hear it discussed for:
✨ Muscle, tendon and ligament recovery
✨ Tissue and wound healing
✨ Inflammation
✨ Gut and gastrointestinal health
✨ Recovery after injury

But here’s the important part: promising does not mean proven.

Much of the excitement around BPC-157 still comes from preclinical research, while high-quality human clinical data remain limited. That’s why I believe peptides should be approached with both curiosity and science.

The future of longevity medicine is exciting but our job as physicians is to separate the research from the hype.

Would you try a peptide if the early science looked promising, or would you wait for more human studies?

Comment below 👇 and follow Dr. Georges Kaado | Botox Virginia Beach and Dr. Kaado | Non-Invasive Face & Body Expert for more simple, science-based conversations about peptides, longevity, aesthetics and regenerative medicine.

Forget the Birkin. Apparently, the new status symbol is your arms. 💪

“Trophy arms” are trending, but sculpted arms are rarely about one treatment.

When I evaluate the arms, I look at the whole picture: muscle definition, resistant fat, loose or crepey skin, skin quality, and changes related to hormones or weight loss.

Depending on the patient, the plan may include resistance training and nutrition, Kybella or other body-contouring treatments, Morpheus8, collagen-stimulating injections, lasers, regenerative treatments, or a combination.

Don’t treat a body part. Treat the anatomy.

The goal isn’t simply smaller arms. It’s stronger muscle, healthier skin, better definition, and proportions that make sense for your body.

Comment ARMS and I’ll break down the full treatment approach.

Disclaimer: Images and videos featured in this content belong to their respective creators and are used for educational and commentary purposes only. Individual results vary. Treatment recommendations require a consultation.

City Hall Meeting Essentials… According to Me

Apparently when most people go to City Hall, they bring… paperwork.

I brought flowers because fluorescent lighting has already done enough damage to government buildings.

I brought the plans in a Dior box, a YSL candle, a Dior facial massager, Diptyque perfume to relax the room, a Baccarat crystal male torso, a YSL Fieldbar picnic bag, …and somehow packed it all into a Louis Vuitton steamer 65 limited edition runway bag by Pharrell Williams. 😂

I brought Gigi because every major architectural / design decision should be reviewed by someone with impeccable taste.

Because if we’re presenting the future home of Kaado MD, I need everyone to see the vision, smell the vision, feel the vision…

Episode 6 takes you behind the scenes as we head to Virginia Beach City Hall to talk about the next chapter of Kaado MD.

This series is our unfiltered look at what it really takes to build the future home of Kaado MD , with fashion, family, design, chaos and plenty of laughs along the way.

If you’re new here, like , share and follow our journey Georges Kaado and Dr. Kaado | Non-Invasive Face & Body Expert and come build it with us.

And tell me in the comments: what is the most unnecessary thing I packed for City Hall? 😂

Stay tuned for next week, because somehow, this wasn’t even everything I packed for City Hall. And then came the chaos. 😂

Who’s traveling ?? 👀 stay tuned for Sunday’s episode

If Lisa Rinna came to my office, I’d put the filler syringe down.

Lisa Rinna has one of the most recognizable faces in Hollywood but if she came to see me, I wouldn’t start by adding more volume. 👀

I’d focus on balance, skin quality, texture, and refinement because looking younger is not always about adding more.

Looking at her facial proportions, my approach would be all about refinement, balance and skin quality.

I’d focus on balance, skin quality, texture, and refinement because looking younger is not always about adding more.

I personally feel her cheek area already has significant volume, so rather than automatically reaching for more filler, I would first evaluate whether reducing or redistributing some of that volume could create a softer, more balanced appearance.

For the lips? Lisa Rinna’s lips are part of her signature look, so I wouldn’t try to erase what makes her recognizable. I’d focus on shape, proportion and refinement rather than simply adding size.

And where I would really focus? The skin.

✨ Skin texture
✨ Collagen stimulation
✨ Pigmentation and sun damage
✨ Resurfacing
✨ Overall skin quality

Depending on the patient, that could mean a customized combination of laser resurfacing, CO2 or Erbium laser, collagen-stimulating treatments, injectables and medical-grade skincare.

One of the biggest lessons in aesthetics is that rejuvenation doesn’t always mean adding more.

Sometimes the most sophisticated treatment plan is knowing where to add, where to subtract and when to leave something alone.

Every face is different, and this is simply my aesthetic opinion based on publicly available images not a medical evaluation or treatment recommendation for Lisa Rinna.

I have to say, I am loving this fashion era of Lisa Rinna. She’s become such a presence in the fashion world lately she’s at the shows, she’s taking risks, she’s experimenting with her look, and I love that she’s not afraid to reinvent herself. She’s really having fun with fashion, and honestly, I’m here for it.

What celebrity should I analyze next? 👇