This episode of The Dr. Randi Show takes a different approach, turning the spotlight inward as Dr. Randi answers rapid-fire questions about her routines, mindset, leadership style, and personal preferences.
Through a mix of candid insights and lighthearted moments, the conversation offers a broader look at how she operates both professionally and personally, from her daily habits to her perspectives on business, balance, and decision-making.
The episode also touches on her general views of trends and treatments within the aesthetics space, giving listeners a high-level sense of her philosophy and approach to the industry. Regular listeners and viewers now have a more personal, behind-the-scenes perspective on the voice behind the show and what drives her day to day.
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Episode FAQ
What is the Dr. Randi Show speed round episode about?
In this speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, host Dr. Randi Boyette flips the usual format and answers the rapid-fire questions herself instead of interviewing a guest. Bronson from the production team asks about her daily habits, routines, and leadership style, then about her candid opinions on today’s most popular aesthetic treatments, from neurotoxin and filler to lasers, GLP-1 weight loss medications, hair restoration, and medical grade skincare. The answers reflect Dr. Randi’s own preferences and experiences rather than medical advice.
What are Dr. Randi’s daily habits and routines?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi described herself as a short sleeper who gets about four hours of sleep a night and a lifelong night owl who does her best creative work late. She starts each day by checking her phone, never skips breakfast (often egg whites for protein), avoids caffeine entirely, and snacks on fruit and vegetable pouches throughout the day. She said she is highly regimented during the workday, including a roughly 30-minute nightly skin, hair, and body routine followed by prayer, while staying go-with-the-flow in her free time.
What is Dr. Randi’s leadership and business philosophy?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi shared that the decision that most changed her career was leaving the security of corporate America after age 40 to start her own company. She said she now protects her energy above her time or reputation, spending it only on things that feel like a good fit, and named never apologizing for ambition as the hill she will die on professionally. Her business pet peeves include back-to-back Zoom calls and being asked to send a calendar invite for a simple phone call. When she is done with a situation, she said her signature move is going silent, and she values being real and authentic over smoothing things over in the moment.
What does Dr. Randi think about neurotoxin and preventative Botox?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi said she loves neurotoxin and personally started using it about two years ago for her upper forehead and the area around her eyes. She is also a fan of preventative neurotoxin, saying she wishes she had started in her twenties or thirties to get ahead of certain expression lines, and she thinks it is a great option for younger people today. This reflects her personal experience and opinion.
What does Dr. Randi think about lip, cheek, jawline, and chin filler?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi shared that she uses and believes in several facial fillers. For lip filler she prefers a conservative approach, usually no more than half a syringe, and cautioned that it is easy to overdo and overwhelm the face. She likes cheek filler for adding lift and more defined cheekbones, and supports jawline filler for defining and squaring off the face. For chin filler, she noted it can be effective but often takes more syringes than people expect. These reflect her personal experiences.
What is Dr. Randi’s opinion on under-eye filler and dissolving filler?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi was candid that under-eye filler is the one treatment she wishes she could erase from her past. She explained that years ago she had a lot of under-eye filler, later noticed it looked strange when she smiled, and has struggled to fully dissolve a small pocket that remains under one eye. On the trend of dissolving filler, she thinks it is helpful in the right cases, including before plastic surgery, but cautioned that over-dissolving can affect the area’s natural hyaluronic acid, so it should be done carefully. These reflect her personal experience.
What does Dr. Randi think about laser resurfacing and CO2 lasers?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi called laser resurfacing effective, cost effective, and long lasting for skin health. She was especially enthusiastic about CO2 lasers, sharing that she had four CO2 treatments over four years and believes they took about ten years off her skin by reversing sun damage. She suggested CO2 treatments can be particularly impactful for people in their forties and fifties who want more than a light treatment. This reflects her personal experience.
What does Dr. Randi think about skin tightening, non-surgical lifting, and body contouring devices?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi said she believes in energy-based skin tightening devices but stressed they need regular upkeep to stay ahead of aging, especially for the neck, which she noted tends to show aging first. She thinks non-surgical jawline sculpting and lower-face lifting can work within the right window, roughly a 20-year period, before gravity eventually calls for surgical options. For body contouring and muscle-building (muscle stimulation) devices, she finds them effective but best suited to people who are already in shape, since results need to be maintained with a healthy lifestyle. She also mentioned staying away from masseter slimming herself, having heard it may drop the jowls for women over 50. These reflect her personal opinions and experiences.
What are Dr. Randi’s thoughts on GLP-1 weight loss treatments and hair restoration?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi called GLP-1 weight loss medications something that is changing our world, noting that roughly one in eight people in the country are on them and predicting that microdosing will become more common. She said she fully supports them for helping people improve their health and hopes research continues. On hair restoration, she expects the category to keep growing, partly because rapid weight loss can trigger hair shedding and because hair naturally thins with age. She shared that she personally wears a red light therapy helmet every night. These reflect her personal opinions and experience.
What is in Dr. Randi’s skincare routine?
In the speed round episode of The Dr. Randi Show, Dr. Randi described herself as all about medical grade skincare and skin health because it tends to work faster. She uses retinol almost every night, loves vitamin C while noting it is not for everyone, and relies on barrier-repair products daily to protect the skin from the actives she uses. She applies copper peptides a few times a week, believes in skin cycling to rotate products so each one can actually work, and practices slugging with a heavy layer of occlusive moisture one or two nights a week for extra hydration. She also uses a medical grade red light therapy mask. These reflect her personal routine.
