Surgeon behind Hollywood's hottest makeovers flooded with new patients after Kylie Jenner boob job reveal

Kylie Jenner shocked her fans this week after spilling all the details of her boob job on social media.
The 27-year-old was more than happy to respond to a fan on TikTok with all the information about her augmentation, writing, '445cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! Silicone!!!'
She also publicly named her plastic surgeon, Dr. Garth Fisher.
After Jenner's confession, DailyMail.com can confirm that Dr. Fisher was inundated with inquiries from potential new patients who wanted to achieve the star's busty look.
The Beverly Hills-based doctor is already one of Hollywood's most popular plastic surgeons and a longtime favorite of the Kardashians and Jenners.
Vanity Fair magazine once dubbed him 'The Enhancer' for his subtle yet flawless work, while USA Today and Newsweek named him one of the best plastic surgeons in America.
Dr. Fisher is widely known for performing Kris Jenner 's 'Pinnacle' facelift, which was feature on an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
The board-certified surgeon also did Kourtney Kardashian 's breast augmentation and removed a tumor from Khloe's face.
He even gave a pre-transition Caitlyn Jenner a revision facelift, which was also featured on an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
'Garth Fisher is genius,' Caitlyn gushed after the procedure. 'Nobody really know I'd had anything done!'
Outside of the Kardashians, Dr. Fisher helped actress Lisa Rinna achieve a more natural pout after she'd had permanent silicone lip fillers in the late '80s.
Earlier in his career, Dr. Fisher was Hugh Hefner's go-to surgeon and often performed breast augmentations on Playboy magazine's many models and centerfolds.
He was even behind Kendra Wilkinson and Holly Madison's implants.
Outside of breasts, Dr. Fisher is also famous for his signature 'Pinnacle' facelift.
The Pinnacle Lift, which Dr. Fisher claims is the best facelift in Beverly Hills, uses techniques that he personally developed and is designed 'to remove years of stress and sun exposure.'
He also resists jumping on bandwagons and plastic surgery trends, and instead focuses on sticking with classic methods that have been tried and tested.
'My results are predictable and reproducible,' he told The Morning After podcast.
'I understand everything. I don't need anything that new. I'm all for new technology, but I'm not gonna jump on a bandwagon until I know it's been proven and it's not going to be pulled off the market,' he continued.
'I don't want my patients to be guinea pigs for all this stuff.'
Appearing on The Face with Alex Pike podcast, Dr. Fisher said that social media platforms like Instagram have given people a warped sense of beauty.
'Instagram came and then you see all these filters and it's just not realistic,' he explained.
'And you can't capitalize that and say, "I'm going to make you look like this filter" - it's just not gonna happen.'
Dr. Fisher stressed the importance of letting prospective patients know that they're not going to be able to achieve a filtered social media aesthetic in real life.
'It's our responsibility to dictate what's necessary, what's appropriate, and what the possibilities are and be honest with our patients.'
The surgeon also said that he has no issue turning patients away if he can't deliver what they're after.
'There's different ideas of what patients want and if I don't mirror that and I don't think that I can - or want - to deliver what they want, I just remove myself from the picture,' he shared.
'I like understated - I don't want people to look like they've had plastic surgery.'

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