plastic surgery podcast for medical students and surgical residents who want to walk into the OR actually prepared. Each episode breaks down one procedure the anatomy, the operation, the complications, and the questions your attending will ask you on the spot.
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Signup to Generate a Pitchplastic surgery podcast for medical students and surgical residents who want to walk into the OR actually prepared. Each episode breaks down one procedure the anatomy, the operation, the complications, and the questions your attending will ask you on the spot.
The Plastic Surgery Room is hosted by Roni Hel-Or. The show has published 53 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 54: Otoplasty, The Anatomy of the Prominent Ear, Cartilage-Sparing Versus Cartilage-Scoring, and the Recurrence You Will Be Asked to Explain" (24 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Episode 53: Mastopexy, Ptosis Grading, Pedicles, and the Nipple You Can Never Bring Back Down" (17 October 2026, 22 minutes), and "Episode 52: Orbital Floor Fractures, Entrapment, Enophthalmos, and the White-Eyed Child Who Cannot Wait Until Morning" (15 October 2026, 24 minutes).
The Plastic Surgery Room publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 53 episodes.
Booking probability for The Plastic Surgery Room is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Plastic Surgery Room requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Plastic Surgery Room's contact route on record: public web form.
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Roni Hel-Or hosts The Plastic Surgery Room, a health podcast with 53 episodes published.
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The Plastic Surgery Room
The child walks in with ears that stick out, and the family has been waiting years for someone to fix them. One operation, one suture pattern, and one decision about cartilage may decide whether the ear stays put or...
The Plastic Surgery Room
She does not want bigger breasts. She wants them back where they were before three pregnancies, and she asks you to lift them “as high as you can.” Put her nipple 2 cm too low and a small revision fixes it — put it 2 cm...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The boy has no black eye. But every time he looks up, he vomits and his heart rate drops to 48. The CT says “minimal fracture” — and his inferior rectus is being strangled in a trapdoor of bone. The bones of the orbital...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The cut is 2 cm long. The patient can still almost make a fist. But one finger lies perfectly straight while the others curl — and that straight finger means both tendons are gone, in the one place surgeons called no...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The reconstructed breast looks like a breast. It feels like a foreign object. One intercostal nerve, one nerve coaptation, and 12 months of patience might give her back sensation — or might not. The intercostal nerve...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The scar looks terrible now. But give it 12 months and it may look acceptable. And if you revise it at 2 months, you will have two scars instead of one — the original and the revision.The healing timeline and collagen...
The Plastic Surgery Room
he ulcer is not just a wound — it is a symptom of a patient who cannot move. Closing it with a flap does not solve the mobility problem, so the patient gets another ulcer somewhere else unless something changes...
The Plastic Surgery Room
Filler is not a simple aesthetic injection — it is intravascular surgery without the operating room. One inadvertent arterial puncture in the wrong zone, and the patient loses her vision.The five danger zones where...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The hairline is not where you think it is. The temporal branch is exactly where you forgot it was. And the brow that looked perfect in the OR is resting at the eyebrow level at one month.Brow ptosis patterns, frontalis...
The Plastic Surgery Room
kin removal seems simple — until the patient cannot close her eye and is facing corneal scarring.The nine layers of the eyelid, the orbital septum barrier that fails with age, the levator palpebrae and its aponeurosis...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The tissue is not supposed to be there. It grew because of hormones, maybe stopped growing, maybe didn't. And surgery removes it — but only if you can distinguish it from the normal breast tissue the man is supposed to...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The tissue is not supposed to be there. It grew because of hormones, maybe stopped growing, maybe didn't. And surgery removes it — but only if you can distinguish it from the normal breast tissue the man is supposed to...
The Plastic Surgery Room
Master the complete clinical continuum of burn care, from emergency resuscitation to long-term reconstruction. This brief, high-yield episode breaks down initial assessment using the Rule of 9s and the Lund-Browder...
The Plastic Surgery Room
In this episode, we debunk the classic, outdated advice to "leave a wound open to the air". Grounded in modern medical evidence, we reveal the golden rule of wound care: a clean, moist wound actually heals faster and...
The Plastic Surgery Room
In this episode, we review cleft lip and cleft palate from a plastic surgery resident’s perspective. We will cover embryology, anatomy, classification, associated syndromes, timing of repair, surgical principles...
The Plastic Surgery Room
In this episode, we explore the superficial circumflex iliac artery perforator flap , known as the SCIP flap . Designed for plastic surgery residents, this episode explains the anatomy, indications, flap design...
The Plastic Surgery Room
In this episode, we review the essential types of sutures used in plastic surgery, focusing on how to choose the correct thread based on tissue type, wound tension, location, healing time, and cosmetic outcome. Designed...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The nose is not one structure. It is three vaults, two valves, six grafts, and one artery that becomes the entire tip blood supply the moment the columellar incision is made. The keystone area and why hump reduction...
The Plastic Surgery Room
The abdominoplasty is not one operation — it is five. And choosing the wrong one produces a result that is better than nothing and worse than it should have been. Huger zones, Scarpa's fascia, T7–T12 and the lateral...
The Plastic Surgery Room
<p>One breast is bigger. One is smaller. It sounds simple — it almost never is.</p><p>Tuberous breast deformity, Poland syndrome, IMF asymmetry, the augmentation-mastopexy blood supply problem, radial scoring of the...
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