Board-certified Miami plastic surgeon Adam J. Rubinstein, MD, FACS, is one of the plastic surgeons featured in the new series My Killer Body with K. Michelle debuting February 3rd, 2022, on Lifetime.
With reports revealing over $9 billion spent on plastic surgery in 2020 alone just in the United States, Lifetime takes a deep dive into the darker side of achieving physical perfection with the premiere of the highly anticipated series, My Killer Body with K. Michelle on Thursday, February 3rd at 9/8c. Before the premiere, fans will be given an early look with a sneak peek of the series on January 28th at 10/9c. See the trailer inside…
R&B chart-topper K. Michelleis one of the first celebrities to come forward with her health struggles after silicone injections nearly took her life. In My Killer Body with K. Michelle, she will help desperate men and women correct plastic surgery procedures and get their lives back. With the number of cosmetic surgeries on the rise and an alarming number of these procedures resulting in post-surgery suffering and trauma, each episode will follow two patients who desperately need help, as well as K. Michelle’s ongoing personal story.
The show’s goal is to help people reverse the plastic surgery they had that has caused them significant medical issues and near death. Dr. Rubinstein has operated on several patients for My Killer Body with K. Michelle to fix the horrible problems created by botched plastic surgery. “I am thrilled to have the opportunity to help patients reverse the intense trauma they have experienced due to bad or negligent plastic surgery says,” Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein. “This is an issue that has been the focus of my career and practice. K. Michelle was very brave to publicly share her troubles with cosmetic surgery in the past. Her new show will make a real difference in helping people. I am honored to help these patients and to help raise awareness about the growing number of problems in the world of plastic surgery.”
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), almost 18 million people underwent surgical and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures in the United States in 2021. Cosmetic surgical procedures have been on the rise in the U.S. over the past five years. And just as procedures are on the rise, so are ‘botched’ cosmetic procedures. “I hope this show helps shed light on the importance of choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon,” adds Rubinstein.
With the pandemic still looming large and the new year upon us, it is understandable that people are seeking a fast and easy way to look and feel their best. My Killer Body with K. Michelle is a powerful and essential series on Lifetime that will help those suffering and alert people about the potential dangers of plastic surgery and how and why to choose a board-certified plastic surgeon with care.
