Dr. Jay Calvert, The Dr. Hockey Podcast Offers Insiders Approach Hockey In-Depth Analytics

LOS ANGELES, June 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The Dr. Hockey Podcast, PodcastOne's flagship hockey program is in its second season! Hosted by Dr. Jay Calvert and co-host Dr. Jason Berkley, they offer a unique perspective on the NHL with behind-the scenes access, special guests, and insight and analytics on the National Hockey League. The Dr. Hockey Podcast has established itself as a leading hockey fan resource for NHL related content. Dr. Calvert's background in data and analytics combined with his insider access provides hockey fans a unique approach to the sport. Joined by co-host neurologist Dr. Jason Berkley, The Dr. Hockey Podcast releases new episodes every Thursday and Sunday.

Dr Jay Calvert and Mia Khalifa chatting along with co-host of the Dr Hockey Podcast, Dr Jason Berkley about the NHL, hockey injuries, and who will win the Stanley Cup!

"As a surgeon, I'm used to seeing patterns and data in my work. I bring the same analytic approach to The Dr. Hockey Podcast, breaking down the numbers for our listeners and providing a science-based approach to the best game in the world," said Dr. Jay Calvert, host of Dr. Hockey Podcast. "Through my friendships and relationships with some of the hockey's most influential ambassadors, we've been able to give our listeners behind-the-scenes access to the NHL from the point of view from players, owners, and agents. I love NHL hockey and so do our podcast guests and we feel privileged to share that with our listeners each week."

Recurring guests include Doc Emerick, NBC Sports Hall of Fame Broadcaster, super-agent Pat Brisson, owner of the Las Vegas Golden Knights Joe Maloof, 11-year NHL veteran Sean Pronger, social media personality and sports host Mia Khalifa and former Boston Bruins goalie John Blue. Current and past NHL players who have appeared on the show include Anders Lee, Seth Jones, Marty McSorely, Mike Richards, Emerson Etem, Yan Statsny, Zach Hyman and Francios Beauchemin. Fans of The Dr. Hockey Podcast have come to expect a mix of celebrity, humor, and hard-hitting data each time they turn in.

The Dr. Hockey Podcast is available on iTunes, the PodcastOne app and Google Play. To learn more about Dr. Hockey or Dr. Jay Calvert, visit www.drhockey.net. Dr. Hockey can also be found on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

About Dr. Jay Calvert:

Dr. Jay Calvert is a board-certified Plastic Surgeon with practices in Beverly Hills and Newport Beach, California. His main area of focus is on rhinoplasty, secondary rhinoplasty, facelifts, preservation rhinoplasty, and breast augmentation surgery. Understanding that his high-end clientele also craves state-of the-art beauty treatments, Dr. Calvert founded Rox Spa, a state-of-the-art medical spa for non-invasive aesthetic treatments which also has offices in the heart of Beverly Hills and Orange County. Dr. Jay Calvert is frequently invited to speak at congresses around the world including being a regular speaker for the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS),the IMCAS meetings (Paris, Shanghai), Vegas Cosmetic Surgery meetings, and many others.

Dr. Calvert attended Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN for his undergraduate degree in molecular biology. While attending Cornell University Medical College in Manhattan, Dr. Calvert realized his passion for plastic surgery and went on to complete his residency in the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Health Sciences Combined Plastic Surgery /General Surgery program. He also spent two years in the lab where he wrote two patents with his co-researchers at Carnegie Mellon University in the Robotics Institute.

In high demand as a guest lecturer and plastic surgery expert, Dr. Calvert is an invited speaker at conferences and seminars all over the world, speaking everywhere from St. Petersburg to New Zealand. He has been seen on national television on shows such as THE TYRA BANKS SHOW, DR PHIL, and THE DOCTORS.

Everything to Know About Getting a Rhinoplasty by NewBeauty | Dr Jay Calvert

May 7th 2019 Everything to Know About Getting a Rhinoplasty by NewBeauty | Yahoo Lifestyle

Dr Jay Calvert MD on What to expect: Irregular Nostrils “Selfie nation has caused people to really look more carefully at their nostrils, so we’re doing a lot more nostril modifications these days,” says Beverly Hills, CA plastic surgeon Dr Jay Calvert, MD. Surgeons can do any number of things to create a complementary set, “from moving the septum and adding cartilage to the rim of the nostrils, to moving the alar base and tucking up the mucosal lining of the nostrils,” says Dr. Calvert. Some of these tweaks can even be done in the office under local anesthesia.

Deemed one of the most challenging procedures in plastic surgery—one where “millimeters and symmetry really matter,” notes Philadelphia facial plastic surgeon Jason Bloom, MD— rhinoplasty (the “nose job”) can reduce or enhance the size of the nose, smooth away humps and bumps, tweak the shape and orientation of the tip, raise or lower the bridge, and relieve breathing problems. “Our aim is not just to make the smallest nose we can,” Dr. Bloom adds, “but to balance the tip and nostril size with nasal function and support”—objectives often achieved by using grafts (made of the body’s own cartilage and fascia) to change the framework of the nose. Done right, the high-impact procedure can bring overall balance to the face, and in many cases, make patients look younger. By “enhancing the supporting structures and making the link between the tip and other parts of the nose stronger, we assure that the nose won’t be as susceptible to dramatic gravity forces and the droopiness that occurs to every nose with age,” says Cleveland plastic surgeon Bahman Guyuron, MD.

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Along with a slew of technical upgrades, an evolved aesthetic has helped make the surgery a 21st-century staple. “The goal of any rhinoplasty is a natural, un-operated look—never the scooped-out slope with pointy, turned-up tip,” says Dallas plastic surgeon Rod Rohrich, MD. Meeting expectations starts at consultation, when you and your surgeon will map out your new nose—typically with the help of 3-D imaging, which lets you glimpse every angle, and tweak accordingly—and discuss the surgical maneuvers that may be required to create it, or at least come close (as doctors can’t guarantee your final result will be an exact replica of the computer-generated image).

Two Approaches to Rhinoplasty: Open
“While closed rhinoplasty is the classic approach to the nose, open rhinoplasty rose to popularity in the early ’80s, and became the more common method for teaching residents in training, as the operating surgeon was able to point out the anatomy with the nasal skin elevated,” explains Los Angeles plastic surgeon Geoffrey Keyes, MD.

Closed
The closed, or endonasal, approach is sometimes dubbed “scarless rhinoplasty” because incisions are hidden inside the nose. Despite the name, Dr. Bloom says, “We can still see everything we need to. We’re taking the still-attached cartilages out of the nose through the nostrils, suturing them, modifying them, and putting them back.”

Key Questions to Ask During Your Consultation

Are You Board-Certified?
Your doctor should be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) or the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ABFPRS).

How Many Rhinoplasties Do You Perform Weekly?
While there is a select lot of rhinoplasty specialists who operate on multiple noses daily, Dr. Rohrich says a true expert should do three to five rhinoplasties a week, and have at least 10 years of experience.

May I See Before-and-After Images of My Specific Problem?
“At the end of the consult, when we’re looking at before-and-afters, most of my patients will say, ‘Her nose looks like mine!’ during our review. And that’s my goal: to show patients I can address their particular issues,’ notes Dr. Bloom. Ask to see 10 or more relatable B&A photos. And beware of cookie-cutter results: “Older techniques called for removal or interruption of too much cartilage, which resulted in prototype noses—everyone had the same nose,” says Dr. Guyuron.

What Approach Would You Use for My Nose, and Why?
When it comes to open or closed, one method isn’t superior, but ideally, your surgeon will be proficient in both, so he or she “can match the approach with the complexity of your case,” says Dr. Bloom. “You want the surgeon to be comfortable with the approach they choose, not adapt their style to fit your requests.

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Dr Jay Calvert w/ Marvin & Rob of VEDA Sport on health benefits of CBD & THC

Dr Jay Calvert w/ Marvin & Rob of VEDA Sport on benefits of CBD & THC. Use code "NHLPA" for 25% OFF! Dr Jay Calvert & Dr Jason Berkley have an informative chat with Marvin & Rob of VEDA Sport about the benefits of CBD!! VEDA Sport is a revolutionary health company looking to bridge the educational gap about the amazing health benefits of CBD(Cannabidiol) & THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol). VEDA Sport's isolate-based product line is breaking into the world of professional sports, helping athletes reach their optimal state! PLUS, listeners of this podcast can use promo code "NHLPA" for 25% off VEDA Sport or VEDA ECM products!! Dr Jay Calvert (Dr. Hockey) https://www.podcastone.com/episode/4/20-Special--VEDA-Sport

March 18th 2019 Researchers Launching CBD Study with Former Hockey Players. Investigators are looking for a link between the cannabinoid and alleviation of concussion-related health conditions.

The NHL Alumni Association is one of the sponsors of a study that will examine the effects of CBD on around 100 former pro hockey players who suffer from brain trauma caused by the league’s notoriously rough play. “It’s really rather sad when you see these giants of sport having to deal with terrible headaches and emotional issues as well—there’s quite a bit of anxiety and depression and PTSD in athletes that has gone unrecognized,” neurosurgeon Charles Tator told a morning television program on Monday. The announcement of the study is a victory for the former NHL players who have fought for adequate treatment for the damage that professional hockey does to its athletes. Detroit Red Wings standout Darren McCarty and VEDA Sport director Marvin Degon are among the players past and present that have been outspoken about the urgency of connecting pro athletes to safe and effective cannabis treatment for chronic pain. In fact, professional hockey is leading the charge when it comes to athletes having access to marijuana. Currently, 28 of the NHL’s 31 teams is located in an area where players are able to consume cannabis with minimal risk of penalty. The league in general tends to separate their approach to players’ drug use between performance-enhancing drugs and “drugs of abuse”. The latter category of substances is dealt with on an often confidential, case-by-case basis geared towards helping players to deal with addiction issues. There is no publicly available list of the league’s banned “drugs of abuse”. This approach is in stark contrast to the MLB, NBA, and NFL, which take a much more punitive view of many substance. Their players are still banned from use of cannabis completely, despite the fact that 82 percent of major league teams (including the NHL) are located in regions where cannabis is recreationally or medicinally authorized. This zero tolerance policy has raised concern among those who recognize the heavy physical punishment visited on professional players’ bodies in a typical work day. But the chorus of voices for medicinal marijuana in pro sports is growing. The volume was turned up last year with former NBA Commissioner David Stern told an interviewer that he thought cannabis should be removed from the league’s list of banned substances. “I think there is universal agreement that marijuana for medical purposes should be completely legal,” Stern said. The study for former NHL-ers is due to start this summer and will entail giving many participants CBD pills for a period of one year, the investigation being sponsored by the NHL Alumni Association, Canopy Growth, and Neeka Health. Should the study reveal positive linkage between the treatment and alleviation of symptoms, Canopy Growth has committed to funding further research. The line of study is crucial for former athletes who need an alternative for pain treatment to highly addictive opioids typically prescribed for such health conditions. Concussion-related conditions have been found to lead to depression, PTSD, and dementia. “We see a lot of athletes who have chronic pain and have other problems related to repetitive brain trauma,” said Tator. “We are reasonably optimistic that cannabis and especially the CBD part of cannabis can relieve a lot of that suffering.” https://hightimes.com/news/researchers-launching-cbd-study-former-hockey-players/

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 March 2019 NIP 'N PUCK Former porn star legend Mia Khalifa says getting hit by puck in boob ‘saved my life’ following surgery by Dr Jay Calvert Sports presenter is recovering with her boyfriend Robert Sandberg in Los Angeles following four-hour 'fat grafting' surgery to fix damaged implant. Beverly Hills-based Dr Jay Calvert, a plastic surgeon expert, performed the procedure, which involved transferring fat from one part of Mia's body to her breast. He explained the "deflated boob" was partly caused due to the position of her implant, which was about seven or eight years old. Mia, 26, said: "Getting hit by the hockey puck damaged my breast but saved my life!" When ruptured, saline and silicone from breast implants can leak into the body and cause serious infection. 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/8520669/pornhub-mia-khalifa-boob-operation-hockey-puck/

Having Mia Khalifa as a Guest on the Dr. Hockey Podcast: A Capital Idea. Dr. Jay Calvert here, but you can call me Dr. Hockey. That’s because bedsides being a renowned Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, I am also the host of the Official PodcastOne weekly hockey podcast, Dr. Hockey. The folks at Money Inc. took a listen and decided to put me on their first line, so I am over the boards and onto the ice to bring you a quick summary of each week’s dynamic Dr. Hockey Podcast, so the puckheads of the free world economy earn a quick commission in the greatest game on ice.

In the recent past, I have had Vegas Golden Knights’ owner, Joe Maloof, player agent extrordinaire, Pat Brisson, and legendary voice of the NHL, Doc Emrick on the Dr. Hockey podcast as excellent guests, but this week may have topped them all as we welcomed Social Media Sensation and host of the “SportsBall”  podcast on YouTube, Ms. Mia Khalifia.

Mia arrived wearing an authentic international Swedish hockey jersey, not only is Mia a TREMENDOUS NHL fan, she recently was struck by a puck while attending last season’s game 4 of the NHL Eastern Conference Final( the incident would require a plastic surgeon’s care and that’s where I came in). Mia was there to root for her Washington Capitals ( FYI: to say Mia is a HUGE Caps fan is a vast understatement).

In was in this game 4 vs. the Tampa Bay Lightning when symmetry struck. Or an errant slap shot did, right into Mia. She said that the impact of the frozen vulcanized rubber was so strong as the errant slapper hit her, that she thought she had been shot! 

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Dr Jay Calvert Publishes On Rib Cartilage Graft

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., May 12, 2014 – Dr Jay Calvert‘s publication in the May issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery entitled Reconstructive Rhinoplasty: Operative Revision of Patients with Previous Autologous Costal Cartilage Grafts¹ shows how a sample of revision rhinoplasty patients who have had at least two previous rhinoplasty operations including one with rib cartilage has the possibility of nasal repair when skilled rhinoplasty surgeons use the most current techniques.  Dr Jay Calvert, along with his co-author, Dr. Rollin Daniel are known for performing some of the most difficult secondary rhinoplasty operations in the world of plastic surgery. They and fellow author Dr. Anita Patel, discuss the high level of difficulty and the high revision rate associated with trying to repair patients’ noses when they have already undergone at least one operation with a rib cartilage graft.

Previously, patients who had been treated with rib cartilage grafts for secondary rhinoplasty were considered to be at the end of the road for surgical treatment.  However, following rib graft surgery, not all of these procedures turned out to be satisfactory to the patients and they sought out further surgery to try to improve both functionality and appearance of their noses.

“When I was approached by a group of patients with problems after rib grafts, I had to set their expectations and my own expectations appropriately.  There was no way to know what could be done in these difficult situations and we all had to work together to achieve the best results possible.”
- Dr. Jay Calvert

These operations were planned carefully and performed at the highest level possible.  The patients were followed closely to make sure that all that could be done was done to achieve a favorable outcome.  Most patients were treated with some form of re-grafting, either with more rib cartilage, ear cartilage or with Diced Cartilage and Deep Temporalis Fascia, a technique first reported by Dr. Rollin Daniel and Dr. Jay Calvert in the same journal in 2004².

The results were interesting in that the rate of revision surgery after the initial revision surgery by Dr. Jay Calvert was 24%.  The national average for revision among all rhinoplasty patients (primary or secondary) is 15%.  However, given the difficult nature of these patients’ problems, that was not unpredictable.  All of the patients had had at least two operations and some had had more than five operations.  The good news was that after those 24% of patients had their second operations with Dr. Jay Calvert, their results were improved such that they did not require any further surgery.

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