What a difference a day makes. You think you know someone because of what you’ve heard or seen, especially with high-profile people, but their public persona is just that; for the public. I had the pleasure of spending an entire day with Garth and Jessica Fisher for our interview/photo shoot. Both lead very public lives. He as the celebrity plastic surgeon who got the ball rolling with the first ever plastic surgery TV reality makeover show, Extreme Makeover. And, with arguably the most successful plastic surgery practice on planet earth, a day job that landed him the title, Surgeon to the Stars. Jessica is an ex-baseball wife, mother, and former model who was firmly established in the healthcare profession as a licensed aesthetician specializing in micro-pigmentation and cosmetic tattooing before moving to LA. She works four days a week in Garth’s Beverly Hills medical office where she sees her own patients. In addition, Jessica is a beauty image consultant and laser coordinator for Dr. Fisher’s Biomedical Skin Treatment Institute. In that capacity, she helps integrate CellCeuticals® biomedical skin care treatments to optimize skin nutrition and health. CellCeuticals, a premier skin care line, was co-founded by Garth and beauty industry veteran Paul Scott Premo. Fifteen years in the making, CellCeuticals jumped its competition by becoming what doctors and skin experts consider the most advanced and ground-breaking skin product line technology on the market to restore skin to a youthful look. I spoke with this dynamic duo at their beautiful home in Los Angeles. High above the city, the sprawling gated estate offers breathtaking views and quiet comfort of a get-a-way retreat. It’s a most excellent place for this busy couple to call home, enjoy down time with their three children, two gigantic dogs, one hairless cat and slew of fury little critters of which Jessica has become “mommy” to. Cute couple. Business team. Doting parents. A surprising day. Certainly not what I expected.
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