Meet Dr Steven Victor, a certified Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy physician based in New York. In addition to his private practice in New York City, he practices Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy in Dubai at the Emirates Hospital Jumeirah. Dr. Victor is regarded as a trailblazer in his field of Dermatology, pioneering some of the most talked about and innovative techniques. He has lectured around the world, been regularly featured in the media and prior to launching his own luxury skincare brand, Steve Victor MD, Dr. Victor consulted to a number of global cosmetic companies and spa brands.

He is the Inventor of the Technology used by New Direction Biosciences Inc. and has helped establish FDA cGTP Cellular Labs in New York and Dubai.  He is passionate about being one of the pioneers in Cellular Therapy (Stem Cells) for aesthetics and diseases of unmet clinical needs such as Autism, Diabetes, Orthopedic injuries, Stroke and others.

In this episode, Dr Steven Victor explains the often misunderstood science and procedures of stem cell rejuvenation therapy. This procedure is not available for cosmetic rejuvenation in Australia and is only available in hospitals for medical treatment. As we explore the future of rejuvenation science, I asked Dr Victor to share his experience and clinical results in using stem cell therapy alongside traditional rejuvenation procedures and to explain how stem cell treatment can be used to potentially help patients look and feel younger, reduce wrinkles and the role of stem cells in the extending longevity.

Chapters:

00:00: Welcome Dr Steven Victor to Ageless By Rescu

4:00:  Stem cell and usage in the field of aesthetics

8:00: Stem cell extraction to stem cell medicine

14:00: Future of stem cell therapy in Australia

17:25: Stem cell rejuvenation vs other beauty procedures 

24:40: What can go wrong with stem cell therapy?

28:00: Stem cell therapy and sexual enhancement 

32:30: Stem cell potency and stem cell technology in creams

35:56: Stem cell therapy procedure over other treatments

37:23: Filler and stem cell therapy

 

Watch the full episode on Ageless By Rescu YouTube Channel here:

https://youtu.be/fEyuab3avqA

Meet Dr Steven Victor, a certified Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy physician based in New York. In addition to his private practice in New York City, he practices Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy in Dubai at the Emirates Hospital Jumeirah. Dr. Victor is regarded as a trailblazer in his field of Dermatology, pioneering some of the most talked about and innovative techniques. He has lectured around the world, been regularly featured in the media and prior to launching his own luxury skincare brand, Steve Victor MD, Dr. Victor consulted to a number of global cosmetic companies and spa brands.
He is the Inventor of the Technology used by New Direction Biosciences Inc. and has helped establish FDA cGTP Cellular Labs in New York and Dubai.&nbsp; He is passionate about being one of the pioneers in Cellular Therapy (Stem Cells) for aesthetics and diseases of unmet clinical needs such as Autism, Diabetes, Orthopedic injuries, Stroke and others.
In this episode, Dr Steven Victor explains the often misunderstood science and procedures of stem cell rejuvenation therapy. This procedure is not available for cosmetic rejuvenation in Australia and is only available in hospitals for medical treatment. As we explore the future of rejuvenation science, I asked Dr Victor to share his experience and clinical results in using stem cell therapy alongside traditional rejuvenation procedures and to explain how stem cell treatment can be used to potentially help patients look and feel younger, reduce wrinkles and the role of stem cells in the extending longevity.
Chapters:
00:00: Welcome Dr Steven Victor to Ageless By Rescu
4:00:&nbsp; Stem cell and usage in the field of aesthetics
8:00: Stem cell extraction&nbsp;to stem cell medicine
14:00: Future of stem cell therapy in Australia
17:25: Stem cell rejuvenation vs other beauty procedures&nbsp;
24:40: What can go wrong with stem cell therapy?
28:00: Stem cell therapy and sexual enhancement&nbsp;
32:30: Stem cell potency and stem cell technology in creams
35:56: Stem cell therapy procedure over other treatments
37:23: Filler and stem cell therapy
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Watch the full episode on Ageless By Rescu YouTube Channel here:
<a href="https://youtu.be/fEyuab3avqA">https://youtu.be/fEyuab3avqA</a>

Ageless Radiance Club takes you behind the velvet ropes of ageless beauty and the science of rejuvenation. I open my little black book of celebrities, surgeons, cosmetic doctors, scientists, glam squads, products and leading-edge experts that can help transform your vitality and beauty and rejuvenate you from the inside out. 

More than a destination for trusted advice, Ageless Radiance Club is a portal that connects you with a suite of solutions, experts, and choices to address your every concern about beauty, well-being, and vitality without judgment.

From skincare and injectables to bio-hacking, epi-genetics, surgery, and everything in between, the Ageless world is your oyster — and I'm here to help you open it.

More importantly, in an industry plagued by somewhat exploitive and confusing messages, the Ageless Radiance Club Podcast is a trusted source, giving you direct access to best practice experts and cutting-edge innovations in Australia and globally.

Ageless Radiance Club takes you behind the velvet ropes of ageless beauty and the science of rejuvenation. I open my little black book of celebrities, surgeons, cosmetic doctors, scientists, glam squads, products and leading-edge experts that can help transform your vitality and beauty and rejuvenate you from the inside out. 
More than a destination for trusted advice, Ageless Radiance Club is a portal that connects you with a suite of solutions, experts, and choices to address your every concern about beauty, well-being, and vitality without judgment.
From skincare and injectables to bio-hacking, epi-genetics, surgery, and everything in between, the Ageless world is your oyster — and I'm here to help you open it. More importantly, in an industry plagued by somewhat exploitive and confusing messages, the Ageless Radiance Club Podcast is a trusted source, giving you direct access to best practice experts and cutting-edge innovations in Australia and globally.

Ageless Radiance Club

Dr Steven Victor | Regenerative Medicine is not science fiction

In this episode I sit down with renowned holistic facialist and dermal therapist April Brodie, fresh from her deep plane facelift in Seoul, to talk about what really sits behind the global obsession with K Beauty.

We compare our recent trips to South Korea, from elite multi level clinics with corridors full of devices, to the chaos and delight of Olive Young and the clinical world of Korea Derma and regenerative medicine. April shares the story behind her signature Korean inspired facial, why technique can rival technology, and what she learnt from her own surgical journey.

We talk Rejuran and salmon DNA biostimulation, the difference between PDRN in skincare and injectable DOT technology, why “glass skin” is a fantasy, and the categories that Koreans are quietly leading in, from scalp care to intimate care, sun care and beauty tools. There is also a healthy dose of reality about consent, safety, cultural expectations and what Australian women need to consider before chasing Korean level transformation.

This is a candid, nuanced and very practical conversation about K Beauty, ageing, and how to edit all that innovation into a routine and treatment path that actually serves your skin.

Highlights
How a single buccal facial in London turned April from laser heavy protocols to hands on sculpting techniques.
The story behind her Korean influenced facial that uses bone therapy principles, Eastern European methods and Korean cleansing rituals.
What we both observed inside ultra elite Korean clinics, from the sheer number of devices to the culture of sedation and intensive treatment stacking.
The difference between Rejuran’s salmon DNA DOT technology and PDRN in topical skincare, and why that distinction matters.
How to shop K Beauty in Olive Young without destroying your barrier or being distracted by trends.
The categories where Korea is genuinely ahead, including sunscreens, scalp care, breath care, intimate care and tools.
Why “glass skin” is a Western marketing idea, not a Korean standard, and how chasing it can damage both barrier and self esteem.
A realistic, edited K Beauty inspired routine for busy women who want results without a ten step ritual.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/6k48mXCHCcY

In this episode I sit down with renowned holistic facialist and dermal therapist April Brodie, fresh from her deep plane facelift in Seoul, to talk about what really sits behind the global obsession with K Beauty.
We compare our recent trips to South Korea, from elite multi level clinics with corridors full of devices, to the chaos and delight of Olive Young and the clinical world of Korea Derma and regenerative medicine. April shares the story behind her signature Korean inspired facial, why technique can rival technology, and what she learnt from her own surgical journey.
We talk Rejuran and salmon DNA biostimulation, the difference between PDRN in skincare and injectable DOT technology, why &ldquo;glass skin&rdquo; is a fantasy, and the categories that Koreans are quietly leading in, from scalp care to intimate care, sun care and beauty tools. There is also a healthy dose of reality about consent, safety, cultural expectations and what Australian women need to consider before chasing Korean level transformation.
This is a candid, nuanced and very practical conversation about K Beauty, ageing, and how to edit all that innovation into a routine and treatment path that actually serves your skin.
Highlights
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">How a single buccal facial in London turned April from laser heavy protocols to hands on sculpting techniques.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The story behind her Korean influenced facial that uses bone therapy principles, Eastern European methods and Korean cleansing rituals.</li>
<li aria-level="1">What we both observed inside ultra elite Korean clinics, from the sheer number of devices to the culture of sedation and intensive treatment stacking.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The difference between Rejuran&rsquo;s salmon DNA DOT technology and PDRN in topical skincare, and why that distinction matters.</li>
<li aria-level="1">How to shop K Beauty in Olive Young without destroying your barrier or being distracted by trends.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The categories where Korea is genuinely ahead, including sunscreens, scalp care, breath care, intimate care and tools.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Why &ldquo;glass skin&rdquo; is a Western marketing idea, not a Korean standard, and how chasing it can damage both barrier and self esteem.</li>
<li aria-level="1">A realistic, edited K Beauty inspired routine for busy women who want results without a ten step ritual.</li>
</ul>
Watch the full episode here:&nbsp;<a href="https://youtu.be/6k48mXCHCcY">https://youtu.be/6k48mXCHCcY</a>

Inside K Beauty: What To Take Home and What To Leave on the Shelf with April Brodie

In this episode, dermatologist Dr Leona Yip joins Bahar to explore the science and emotion behind hair health. From hormonal influences and the rise of hair shedding, to the emotional toll of hair loss and the latest biotechnologies reshaping treatment options, this conversation breaks down the myths and misinformation that dominate social media.

Dr Yip, one of Australia’s leading experts in scalp and hair loss disorders, explains why early intervention matters, how to distinguish thinning from shedding, and what’s emerging in the field of regenerative dermatology. Together, they discuss the growing conversation around hair as a marker of wellbeing, identity, and empowerment.

Key Takeaways
Hair health has become one of beauty’s most discussed and researched topics.
Early intervention is crucial for better long-term outcomes.
Social media often oversimplifies complex medical issues around hair loss.
Hormones play a role but are not the only factor.
Knowing the difference between hair thinning and shedding can shape treatment success.
Scalp health is foundational to healthy hair growth.
Advanced biotechnologies are creating more precise, evidence-based solutions.
Emotional wellbeing and self-image are deeply tied to hair health.
Patient empowerment and proper medical guidance lead to better results.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/9driMySofzk

In this episode, dermatologist Dr Leona Yip joins Bahar to explore the science and emotion behind hair health. From hormonal influences and the rise of hair shedding, to the emotional toll of hair loss and the latest biotechnologies reshaping treatment options, this conversation breaks down the myths and misinformation that dominate social media.
Dr Yip, one of Australia&rsquo;s leading experts in scalp and hair loss disorders, explains why early intervention matters, how to distinguish thinning from shedding, and what&rsquo;s emerging in the field of regenerative dermatology. Together, they discuss the growing conversation around hair as a marker of wellbeing, identity, and empowerment.
Key Takeaways
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Hair health has become one of beauty&rsquo;s most discussed and researched topics.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Early intervention is crucial for better long-term outcomes.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Social media often oversimplifies complex medical issues around hair loss.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Hormones play a role but are not the only factor.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Knowing the difference between hair thinning and shedding can shape treatment success.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Scalp health is foundational to healthy hair growth.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Advanced biotechnologies are creating more precise, evidence-based solutions.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Emotional wellbeing and self-image are deeply tied to hair health.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Patient empowerment and proper medical guidance lead to better results.</li>
</ul>
Watch the full episode here:&nbsp;<a href="https://youtu.be/9driMySofzk">https://youtu.be/9driMySofzk</a>

Navigating the Myths of Hair Loss with Dr Leona Yip

Carlii Lyon has spent more than two decades helping extraordinary people shape their stories, from supermodels and global entrepreneurs to bestselling authors and spiritual leaders. As a publicist, she built reputations that captured the world’s attention, but over time her work shifted from curating others’ narratives to reclaiming her own.

Her book Courage to Be – Small Steps for a Big Life is part memoir, part manifesto, exploring the quiet but profound acts of courage that redefine our lives. Through honest storytelling, Carlii invites readers to embrace visibility, imperfection and the liberation that comes with speaking our truth.

This conversation is both professional and deeply personal. Carlii and I have known each other for nearly twenty years, through motherhood, reinvention and the ever-evolving landscape of womanhood. She introduced me to Dr John Demartini and Miranda Kerr when her career as a powerhouse publicist was in full swing. I met her as a junior publicist, full of promise and drive, and we have travelled together, breastfed our babies side by side, and held each other through heartbreak and triumph.

In this episode we talk about authenticity, confidence, storytelling and self-discovery—the courage to evolve, to be seen and to stand fully in your truth.

Listen or watch the full conversation on Spotify, iTunes and YouTube. Link in bio.

Key Takeaways
Authentic personal branding begins with self-acceptance
Style and presence can express confidence without pretense
Relationships and friendships are essential to personal growth
Self-doubt fades when we own our unique path
Evolution requires courage and curiosity
Community support fuels reinvention
Beauty is individual and should be celebrated

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/tudmRfVJoVM

Carlii Lyon has spent more than two decades helping extraordinary people shape their stories, from supermodels and global entrepreneurs to bestselling authors and spiritual leaders. As a publicist, she built reputations that captured the world&rsquo;s attention, but over time her work shifted from curating others&rsquo; narratives to reclaiming her own.
Her book Courage to Be &ndash; Small Steps for a Big Life is part memoir, part manifesto, exploring the quiet but profound acts of courage that redefine our lives. Through honest storytelling, Carlii invites readers to embrace visibility, imperfection and the liberation that comes with speaking our truth.
This conversation is both professional and deeply personal. Carlii and I have known each other for nearly twenty years, through motherhood, reinvention and the ever-evolving landscape of womanhood. She introduced me to Dr John Demartini and Miranda Kerr when her career as a powerhouse publicist was in full swing. I met her as a junior publicist, full of promise and drive, and we have travelled together, breastfed our babies side by side, and held each other through heartbreak and triumph.
In this episode we talk about authenticity, confidence, storytelling and self-discovery&mdash;the courage to evolve, to be seen and to stand fully in your truth.
Listen or watch the full conversation on Spotify, iTunes and YouTube. Link in bio.
Key Takeaways
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Authentic personal branding begins with self-acceptance</li>
<li aria-level="1">Style and presence can express confidence without pretense</li>
<li aria-level="1">Relationships and friendships are essential to personal growth</li>
<li aria-level="1">Self-doubt fades when we own our unique path</li>
<li aria-level="1">Evolution requires courage and curiosity</li>
<li aria-level="1">Community support fuels reinvention</li>
<li aria-level="1">Beauty is individual and should be celebrated</li>
</ul>
Watch the full episode here: <a href="https://youtu.be/tudmRfVJoVM">https://youtu.be/tudmRfVJoVM</a>

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