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Mika from Michigan calls in convinced that too many teens are getting bottom surgery and that the process is too easy — maybe even cosmetic. But within minutes, her key statistic falls apart: the 2 per 100,000 rate she cited from a Harvard study isn't about bottom surgery at all — 97% of it is chest reduction for cisgender boys with gynecomastia. Josie and Jack walk her through the layers of medical oversight required for bottom surgery: psychiatric evaluations, full surgical teams, insurance approval, and multiple doctors signing off — none of which happens for cosmetic procedures. By the end, Mika admits she just didn't know it was already this regulated, and the hosts are left wondering what the call was even about.
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