My mum is about to be 65. She hasn't touched her face. Yes you can tell she's not in her 20s anymore but she looks gorgeous. She still has skin elasticity, no wrinkles, she's never had acne or major skin problems. Sometimes we need to just wait and see how we look as we get older, so many people actually look better with wrinkles and jowls, aging can make you look kinder and warmer. Looking older is better than looking like an alien. We need to teach ourselves to accept and be ok with ourselves as we change otherwise we will waste our lives being miserable.
I'm in my mid 30s and I recently went to my doctor asking about a facelift and she was appalled that I would even ask. She told me I'm at least a decade away from possibly even needing one. So I loved her honesty and took it as a compliment.
Omg my FRIEND 😳 she is COMPLETELY unrecognizable at like 40-41. She is a licensed cosmetologist. She does & GETS injections A LOT! Her lips are full DAFFY! Dead serious she looks in her mid 50s! SO MUCH WORK already BY 40!🤯
@jillianbaer5217 I had a coworker that looks funky and funny in the face from all the fillers she's gotten over the years! Sad part is that, she shared old photos and there was absolutely nothing wrong with her, she looked stunning before the fillers in my but now she looks weird, 🤔 like her cheeks are too plump and poking out a bit and then her eyes 👀 😳 they look a bit alien-ish 👽 😅😅😅😅😅😅
This is how I feel about veneers 😓 praying the trend for perfection ends soon. I really don’t mind plastic surgery(/cosmetic dentistry) but the way people are setting themselves up for failure down the road (or literally after the work is done) is heartbreaking…
@@Tirelesswarrior if necessary they are great. However to apply veneers the tooth must be filed down to a stump (some types need more or less but it’s serious damage either way). Once you get them, it’s forever. They need to be replaced average once every 10 years, depending on the type. They are sold to people (from sketchy dentists and “veneer techs” that are NOT licensed to touch any teeth) as a cheap alternative to extensive dental work. Or as a easy fix to “ugly” teeth. I don’t feel like people know the true depth of the care involved with getting veneers when they’re being sold on them. In my opinion.
@@Tirelesswarrior let me clarify, the “veneer techs” are not licensed. Veneer techs are not a real “tech” of anything, just grifters with a nail drill. The “sketchy dentists” are licensed. By “sketchy dentists” I refer to those who approach a patient with the idea of veneers because they think their smile is ugly basically. I don’t think any medical professional should recommend something cosmetic unless they’re asked, but maybe others disagree.
@SabrinaAdelina Fair enough logic. How about when patients desire them for better looks... genuinely due to indelible stains or for those in show biz or media who need to look almost perfect....there's a lot of research that goes into those modern lumineers, porcelain veneers etc. There are some hustler dentists, but there are genuine cosmetic dental specialists who serve clients that make demands.
I'm 72 and have been wearing sunscreen since my early 30s. Sunscreen just wasn't a thing when I was a kid growing up at the beach so I had many burns. I'm seeing people young and older who've 'had work done' and it's just not a good look. Not every surgeon is a good surgeon so your one face can indeed be messed up. I'm often mistaken for being in my 50s. Sunscreen works kids, it really does. There's grace in accepting yourself. People notice bad work and it changes how people think about you ie: your reputation can suffer.
Yes, as a teen in the 80s and early 90s it was still difficult to find sunblock because everyone was still on a tanning kick and there was more tanning oil than sunblock on the shelfs. I was considered odd for wanting to wear it. It finally caught on in the early 2000s.
My mama was absolutely gorgeous when she was young but she chose to age naturally and she looked her age (due to having very severe rheumatoid arthritis from breast implants in the 70s). When I asked her why she didn’t want a facelift or Botox she would get this satisfied look in her eye and say “Ehhh, I had a good run”. She was just grateful for the beauty that she had in her youth and she enjoyed it while she had it. Nowadays we are shallow, greedy and focus way too much on looks. We want things to last forever but they seldom do. Mom is in Heaven now but I’m glad she taught me to appreciate the blessings and gifts I have while I have them. No one looks hot and sexy at 70, nature just didn’t design things that way. 😂 Nothing here is meant to last forever.
Thank you so much for saying that. I follow a doctor here on CZcams, he’s in California.. he’s popular for doing vertical restorative facelifts. He’s never once though mentioned anything about the maintenance.
He does talk about it because I follow him too. He also discusses the importance of taking care of your skin. Watch more of his content he has a lot of good information on there.
A steady skincare routine has done wonders for my face. And using sunscreen religiously, and including AHA's and BHA's and retinol at appropriate times is a plan for the future ✨
Because you are on the brink of hitting your first ageing stage, but you haven't yet. When you do in a couple years you will answer that question yourself. To clarify, I am against doing anything injection or surgery-like to the face. But I'm also against people chiming in with their wisdoms and pseudo flexing, who don't know what they're talking about. Who don't know YET, that is.
They are getting ridiculous filters at a young age like Kylie did, and it's stretching out their skin and turning them 45 at 30. Who could have guessed stretching skin repeatedly l, every refill would have terrible, long-term consequences.
You can be doing everything right and look older than you are. Your bone structure will also determine where your wrinkles and remaining facial fat move to. People with narrow jawlines and smaller chins could end up seeing jowls early despite being slim. Also, thin skin can show signs of aging up to a decade earlier than their peers.
@@OlgaRykov hitting my first aging stage won’t need a facelift darling 😂 , a 33 year old is literally 3 years away from their 20s I get if people said huge weight loss or any actual reasons but a regular healthy woman in her 30s don’t need a face lift , the hell even 40s … few wrinkles doesn’t mean you are a candidate for a face lift …. do a healthy life style workout eat good do skin care it’s enough maybe few Botox sessions … leave the face lifts when you actually might need it , what’s next face lift when you are in ur 20s 😂
Thank you! I hate thinking of such young women having surgery when it’s really not necessary yet, if ever. I am in my early 40s now, and based on my female relatives, the jowls I’m just starting to get are going to just keep drooping, so I absolutely understand wanting a surgical “fix” at some point. If I can afford it, I’ll probably look more seriously at getting one in about a decade, maybe. I think people forget that even minor surgery has so many potential risks! What if something does go wrong? I’ve had to have massive, medically-necessary surgeries (like a thoracic aneurysm repair that was at the “root” of the artery next to my heart. I know a facelift, especially the “mini” ones, is a much different type of procedure, but there’s still so many risks. What if you get an infection? I feel like people need to really weigh the risks of voluntary medical procedures, as well as the potential benefits. With prescription medications, as well. It’s usually worth the possible risks, but it’s important to understand what they are and how likely it is that they might happen.
I mean i would assume the idea is they want to look young while they're actually young? I think as you get older you would accept looking older too, so you wouldn't care as much once that face lift starts to go
I love you. You are hilarious and so honest. Such a New Yorker! Looove it! I told my coworker to watch your videos and they love you too. Nurses and pa’s btw.
Nobody needs a facelift at 30 or 40. I get that some people in very visible jobs do things to keep their job, but taking care of yourself is the best way to age as well as possible. Being the best you should be the goal.
could you talk about what kinds of plastic surgery might be okay/better (instead of facelift) when younger- ie. nose job, botox? Also please tell us more on this topic it’s very helpful to hear this! :)
I’m one of those contemplating getting one at 37. I had Botox at a plastic sugeron’s office for TMJ and now my jowls 😩 Ugh it hate how the shape of my face is.
EDIT: look up Hifu Good news! There are less invasive options for jowls, I looked it up this weekend. I can’t remember the procedure names but research it!
@@Throatzillaaa the relaxing of that muscle can cause jowels if you get it done in your 30s because of the lack of skin elasticity. Your face typically slims down after having Botox for tmj issues because the muscle that causes the issues isn't being worked so much and shrinks and in your 20s the skin will typically shrink back to fit, however in your mid to late 30s it will not due to decline in skin elasticity. Basically if you've been having the injections for a while and have no problems, or are a younger person, don't worry about it.
I'm happy with my no fillers so far face at almost 47, sticking to a skincare regimen that suits me like a perfect slipper. I can do a facelift in twenty years, or maybe even thirty (!!), when I probably will need it way better and until then I'll stick to that regimen of mine. In the meantime I'll save up the money for a really really REALLY nice and expensive facelift and I'll afford exactly whatever I want - when it's time.
You watch you a lot and you honesty is why I continue loving your videos. But the honesty in this video and, most importantly, your directness, had me subscribing.
My aunt got a face left at the age of 36 and a nose job shortly thereafter and she got it done right after my mom got married. I looked at the photos and I asked her who's that? I had no idea. She ended up getting two more faceless before she died at 73. And many other plastic surgeries. But I think it went really well for her. She just didn't like the bumps at the top of her head
She completely ignored that part. Let me tell as a someone whose *constantly* mistaken for someone in their 40s ever since I was in my late 20s, it is brutal. Have had several coworkers and just people in the wild who thought I was 42 45, etc. Extreme weight loss and fluctuation in weight unfortunately will do that to you. And no skin care In the world can fix laxity. I have a consultation set for July with Dr Randall Haworth and I'm so excited. I just want to feel my age again. Literally that's it. I want to be able to date. Without guys thinking I'm a cougar hitting on them, which they do! Do what's best for you and your spirit. Surgeons will not turn away a weight loss case when there is enough laxity, doesn't matter the age. She is not a surgeon. She can stay in her lane.
My feeling is the best time for a facelift is when you start looking jowly. There is no real solution other than to live with it or hike that up. And you will always age better and look younger than your age if you hike it up with a facelift. I think for most people the ideal time is mid to late 40s.
My sister got a "mini" face-lift at 38 this year. I wanted to cry when I saw her because it doesn't look natural 😢. Of course, I didn't tell her that.... and I think she's happy with it, which is what matters.
Sorry to hear that. I can imagine how you might feel. People develop insecurity over one thing they spot on their face or body and they aim to sort that one thing out. They see jowls or hooded lids and obsess over it. Once they get rid of it, they are happy, since they are not focusing on whole picture, which might not be flattering at all after surgery. Until they notice something else they obsess over, while not noticing elephant in the living room. That's the nature of the beast. Most people don't see themselves as others do. I'm yet to see a person with upper blepharoplasty who looks good in a sense of maintaining their natural look and authentic beauty. They usually look surprised, 'done', 'overdone' and like any other person, not like themselves.
@@blueice011I’ve seen many, many good upper bleph procedures! You probably have too but you don’t recognize them because they’re done subtly. The surgeon who did my septo-rhinoplasty years ago is very conservative and achieves natural looking results. I wish she had trimmed a teensy bit more off my tip but I’m happy and wouldn’t undergo a revision. It’s ’my’ nose! lol
My gf is 60 and she was getting a Morpheus treatment at the office of a well known celebrity rhinoplasty surgeon in LA. She mentioned to the nurse that she wanted to get a facelift and the nurse’s facial expression told us everything we needed to know. She looked horrified and disgusted and said no, you don’t want to do that. She would know because she probably works on a lot of facelift patients. Apparently it really disturbs the lymphatic system and she mentioned a few other issues but I can’t remember. I think a facelift is best for people whose faces are in really bad shape with very advanced aging. Then there’s nowhere to go but up. But if your face is in fairly good shape and you have taken care of it, you risk wrecking it.
The fact that people take surgery lightly in general nevertheless unnecessary surgery amazes me at their ignorance!!! There is REAL risk with just anesthesia!!! I used to credential physians to staff medical malpractice is REAL people. I'm not getting a knife put to my face unless I go through the windshield of my car.
I don’t get the obsession with 30 like . Why do ppl go bonkers when they touch 30. 30 IS NOT OLD. Hell even 60,70,80,90 is not old . It’s how you feel about yourself and how confident you are in yourself . I’m 31 and have never felt younger .
I am turning 30 in a few months and in my head I am still a teen. I don't understand why people make it sound so old when you have 30? Maybe because before people had much shorter lifespan so it remained in our culture? I AM NOT OLD! I AM VERY YOUNG!
Not to victimize womanhood but I honestly feel like it mostly stems from women being told their value decreases once they turn thirty or "hit the wall" as some men like to put it. Notice how the obsession with turning thirty isn't really a thing with men, they're perceived exactly the same at 25, 30, 45 etc Their worth is never linked to their age or looks.
Man, I just love your brutal honesty. You're my favorite!!!
Me too!
Me too. ❤❤❤. I just love her honest brutality 😅❤😅.
My mum is about to be 65. She hasn't touched her face. Yes you can tell she's not in her 20s anymore but she looks gorgeous. She still has skin elasticity, no wrinkles, she's never had acne or major skin problems. Sometimes we need to just wait and see how we look as we get older, so many people actually look better with wrinkles and jowls, aging can make you look kinder and warmer. Looking older is better than looking like an alien. We need to teach ourselves to accept and be ok with ourselves as we change otherwise we will waste our lives being miserable.
Okay. Good for your mom.
@@Valeria-mq3qn LMAOOOO
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I just had to read until “she never had acne” OF COURSE SHE LOOKS GREAT C’MON 🙄
NO WINKLE AT 65? Ain't no way brother
I'm in my mid 30s and I recently went to my doctor asking about a facelift and she was appalled that I would even ask. She told me I'm at least a decade away from possibly even needing one. So I loved her honesty and took it as a compliment.
😂😂😂😂😂 facts! I see relativity young women in their late 40's and 50's looking CRAZYYYYYY😂😂😂😂😂
those face lifts have the uncanny ability to take away wrinkles but still making you look older.
Omg my FRIEND 😳 she is COMPLETELY unrecognizable at like 40-41. She is a licensed cosmetologist. She does & GETS injections A LOT! Her lips are full DAFFY! Dead serious she looks in her mid 50s! SO MUCH WORK already BY 40!🤯
@jillianbaer5217 I had a coworker that looks funky and funny in the face from all the fillers she's gotten over the years! Sad part is that, she shared old photos and there was absolutely nothing wrong with her, she looked stunning before the fillers in my but now she looks weird, 🤔 like her cheeks are too plump and poking out a bit and then her eyes 👀 😳 they look a bit alien-ish 👽 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Late 40s is not young, and its probably fillers.
@@LetThemGrumbIeit doesn’t take away wrinkles it just fixes sagging 🙂↕️
This is how I feel about veneers 😓 praying the trend for perfection ends soon. I really don’t mind plastic surgery(/cosmetic dentistry) but the way people are setting themselves up for failure down the road (or literally after the work is done) is heartbreaking…
What's the danger with veneers for the teeth? Or perhaps I didn't understand you clearly..😅
@@Tirelesswarrior if necessary they are great. However to apply veneers the tooth must be filed down to a stump (some types need more or less but it’s serious damage either way). Once you get them, it’s forever. They need to be replaced average once every 10 years, depending on the type. They are sold to people (from sketchy dentists and “veneer techs” that are NOT licensed to touch any teeth) as a cheap alternative to extensive dental work. Or as a easy fix to “ugly” teeth. I don’t feel like people know the true depth of the care involved with getting veneers when they’re being sold on them. In my opinion.
@@Tirelesswarrior let me clarify, the “veneer techs” are not licensed. Veneer techs are not a real “tech” of anything, just grifters with a nail drill. The “sketchy dentists” are licensed. By “sketchy dentists” I refer to those who approach a patient with the idea of veneers because they think their smile is ugly basically. I don’t think any medical professional should recommend something cosmetic unless they’re asked, but maybe others disagree.
@SabrinaAdelina Fair enough logic. How about when patients desire them for better looks... genuinely due to indelible stains or for those in show biz or media who need to look almost perfect....there's a lot of research that goes into those modern lumineers, porcelain veneers etc. There are some hustler dentists, but there are genuine cosmetic dental specialists who serve clients that make demands.
Donatella that's what you'll look like.
Donatella Versace
😂😂
Or Jeff Bezo’s girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez. On the bright side, at least he’s dating someone age appropriate.
😖😵💫 😅
Cher!
I'm 72 and have been wearing sunscreen since my early 30s. Sunscreen just wasn't a thing when I was a kid growing up at the beach so I had many burns. I'm seeing people young and older who've 'had work done' and it's just not a good look. Not every surgeon is a good surgeon so your one face can indeed be messed up. I'm often mistaken for being in my 50s. Sunscreen works kids, it really does. There's grace in accepting yourself. People notice bad work and it changes how people think about you ie: your reputation can suffer.
THANK YOU!! 👏 PREACH THE GOSPEL OF PROPER SUN PROTECTION AS THE BEST ANTI-AGING METHOD!
Yes, as a teen in the 80s and early 90s it was still difficult to find sunblock because everyone was still on a tanning kick and there was more tanning oil than sunblock on the shelfs. I was considered odd for wanting to wear it. It finally caught on in the early 2000s.
My mama was absolutely gorgeous when she was young but she chose to age naturally and she looked her age (due to having very severe rheumatoid arthritis from breast implants in the 70s). When I asked her why she didn’t want a facelift or Botox she would get this satisfied look in her eye and say “Ehhh, I had a good run”. She was just grateful for the beauty that she had in her youth and she enjoyed it while she had it. Nowadays we are shallow, greedy and focus way too much on looks. We want things to last forever but they seldom do. Mom is in Heaven now but I’m glad she taught me to appreciate the blessings and gifts I have while I have them. No one looks hot and sexy at 70, nature just didn’t design things that way. 😂
Nothing here is meant to last forever.
Thank you for the excellent point. I am 48 and just now considering this.
These celebrities gonna look CRAZY
Brutality at it's best!!🤣🤣🤣 You tell them, Dr!! Truth!!
Thank you so much for saying that. I follow a doctor here on CZcams, he’s in California.. he’s popular for doing vertical restorative facelifts. He’s never once though mentioned anything about the maintenance.
That dr is Karim ...that's a good point. What's the maintenance 🤔
He does talk about it because I follow him too. He also discusses the importance of taking care of your skin. Watch more of his content he has a lot of good information on there.
@angelat1839 that's good. I wish he wasn't so expensive! He seems so good, but who knows maybe I could afford it by the time I Need one lol
This is why we admire you. Brutal honesty...waddaya. gonna look like at seventy??
I believe the answer to that question is Joan Rivers
A steady skincare routine has done wonders for my face. And using sunscreen religiously, and including AHA's and BHA's and retinol at appropriate times is a plan for the future ✨
Yes it's true, in Asia they suggested the most early to facelift is 50 because we only have twice the facelift in life.
tell that to madonna
She has the most beautiful eye shape ever! I love her educational content... but it's hard to ignore how gorgeous she is!!❤
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ABSOLUTELY STUPENDOUS !!!
INCREDIBLY WELL SAID !
The weird part is why do a 33 year old need a face lift for , I’m 31 and I still look like my 20s what are y guys doing and up to
Extreme weight loss or people with hypermobility disorders
Because you are on the brink of hitting your first ageing stage, but you haven't yet. When you do in a couple years you will answer that question yourself. To clarify, I am against doing anything injection or surgery-like to the face. But I'm also against people chiming in with their wisdoms and pseudo flexing, who don't know what they're talking about. Who don't know YET, that is.
They are getting ridiculous filters at a young age like Kylie did, and it's stretching out their skin and turning them 45 at 30. Who could have guessed stretching skin repeatedly l, every refill would have terrible, long-term consequences.
You can be doing everything right and look older than you are. Your bone structure will also determine where your wrinkles and remaining facial fat move to. People with narrow jawlines and smaller chins could end up seeing jowls early despite being slim. Also, thin skin can show signs of aging up to a decade earlier than their peers.
@@OlgaRykov hitting my first aging stage won’t need a facelift darling 😂 , a 33 year old is literally 3 years away from their 20s I get if people said huge weight loss or any actual reasons but a regular healthy woman in her 30s don’t need a face lift , the hell even 40s … few wrinkles doesn’t mean you are a candidate for a face lift …. do a healthy life style workout eat good do skin care it’s enough maybe few Botox sessions … leave the face lifts when you actually might need it , what’s next face lift when you are in ur 20s 😂
Don’t loose your SH!🤬T , what would we do without you? You r very knowledgeable and Hilarious.😂 😅
Tell me how you really feel 😂😂😂 But you are absolutely correct. Love your videos.
Joan Rivers answered this question for us, and ultimately, tragically, lead to her demise.
Oh I didn’t know her passing was related to plastic surgery!
::running off to google::
And she looked alien at the end. 👽
She didn't die from a facelift, did she?
😂i love how's shes fussing at y'all 😊😅
Did this woman just say "Yo" to me and then proceeded to rap at me? Ma'am I never even thought about getting a face lift a swear!🙏🏻🙏🏻😧
Thank you! I hate thinking of such young women having surgery when it’s really not necessary yet, if ever. I am in my early 40s now, and based on my female relatives, the jowls I’m just starting to get are going to just keep drooping, so I absolutely understand wanting a surgical “fix” at some point. If I can afford it, I’ll probably look more seriously at getting one in about a decade, maybe.
I think people forget that even minor surgery has so many potential risks! What if something does go wrong? I’ve had to have massive, medically-necessary surgeries (like a thoracic aneurysm repair that was at the “root” of the artery next to my heart.
I know a facelift, especially the “mini” ones, is a much different type of procedure, but there’s still so many risks. What if you get an infection?
I feel like people need to really weigh the risks of voluntary medical procedures, as well as the potential benefits. With prescription medications, as well. It’s usually worth the possible risks, but it’s important to understand what they are and how likely it is that they might happen.
Okay, buuuuuttt- and hear me out- for COMEDIC purposes, it is my life goal to become Yzma. I live for the laugh.
I love the fact that you are so real and down to earth and honest God bless you
I mean i would assume the idea is they want to look young while they're actually young? I think as you get older you would accept looking older too, so you wouldn't care as much once that face lift starts to go
If you care when you are younger,you would definitely care when you're older.
Love it- they’ll look like a shrunken apple head!
😂😂😂😂😂 I love her honesty 😅
« I’m about to lose my shit, yo! » 😂😂 I love you, Shereene ! ❤ More honesty please! And keep your products coming to Canada 🇨🇦 Thank you 🙏
I love you. You are hilarious and so honest. Such a New Yorker! Looove it! I told my coworker to watch your videos and they love you too. Nurses and pa’s btw.
Thank you so much for this Dr Shereen!
Now 64, and just starting to show signs of ageing, but still not prepared to have my face cut!
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Nobody needs a facelift at 30 or 40. I get that some people in very visible jobs do things to keep their job, but taking care of yourself is the best way to age as well as possible. Being the best you should be the goal.
I ❤ this woman! God Bless her.
You have to maintain a face lift?!!! News to me 🤯
So ill just get 4 facelifts 😂 got it.
What did anne hathaway have done.
could you talk about what kinds of plastic surgery might be okay/better (instead of facelift) when younger- ie. nose job, botox? Also please tell us more on this topic it’s very helpful to hear this! :)
Thank you! Somebody speaking for our overall good health and looks instead on focusing how to make money!
Thank you for being so honestly.
I’m one of those contemplating getting one at 37. I had Botox at a plastic sugeron’s office for TMJ and now my jowls 😩
Ugh it hate how the shape of my face is.
Sorry, I get botox for tmj. But why would that affect your jowls?? My bad if that's a dumb question.
EDIT: look up Hifu
Good news! There are less invasive options for jowls, I looked it up this weekend. I can’t remember the procedure names but research it!
@@Throatzillaaa the relaxing of that muscle can cause jowels if you get it done in your 30s because of the lack of skin elasticity. Your face typically slims down after having Botox for tmj issues because the muscle that causes the issues isn't being worked so much and shrinks and in your 20s the skin will typically shrink back to fit, however in your mid to late 30s it will not due to decline in skin elasticity. Basically if you've been having the injections for a while and have no problems, or are a younger person, don't worry about it.
I'm happy with my no fillers so far face at almost 47, sticking to a skincare regimen that suits me like a perfect slipper. I can do a facelift in twenty years, or maybe even thirty (!!), when I probably will need it way better and until then I'll stick to that regimen of mine. In the meantime I'll save up the money for a really really REALLY nice and expensive facelift and I'll afford exactly whatever I want - when it's time.
I love it when you let the hood lingo slip out a little. "I'm about to lose my shit yo". 😂
Just slather on that sunscreen, girl. ✨
Now why did i think a facelift lasted forever, thanks doc!
I like how honest u are giving us information about this kinda issue. Thanks!
You watch you a lot and you honesty is why I continue loving your videos. But the honesty in this video and, most importantly, your directness, had me subscribing.
damn so i'm just supposed to live with these jowls? 😭
What jowels are you talking about?
@@boka5290Future jowls I would guess?
Nope, absolutely no. Just tight the jawline, platysma and neck-decolleté with RF or Thermage, dorogaya😉.
Hahaha I love your reaction at the end of this short. Love your honesty.
I love you for those real and honest comments you are giving us! You teached me so much❤
BRAVO DR! My great respect for you!!!!You are the only one who is telling as it is- the truth!❤❤❤❤❤❤
i love you for this realness, dr.!
Sooo true it’s very concerning
My aunt got a face left at the age of 36 and a nose job shortly thereafter and she got it done right after my mom got married. I looked at the photos and I asked her who's that? I had no idea. She ended up getting two more faceless before she died at 73. And many other plastic surgeries. But I think it went really well for her. She just didn't like the bumps at the top of her head
Preach Dr Idriss! 🙌🏻
I always learn alot from you
I just love the way you convey your advice. 😁💖😁
Great video as isual. Have to say your blouse is insanely beautiful. You are glowing!
You are my absolute favorite! I LOVE HOW YOU ARE NOT A SELL OUT!!!
So true thanks for your honesty ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is why I love your content!
"and im about to lose my shit,yo" 😭😂
Not me who just turned 32 thinking about a mini face-lift... Thank you for setting me straight 😂
Omg, I looove how you look at 40! Could you make a video where you share with you skincare and outdoor procedures? I am going to use is as a bible😄
Thank you!! Amen!
This is is why I like you, thank you
What about after extreme weight loss?
Exactly my question too..
She completely ignored that part. Let me tell as a someone whose *constantly* mistaken for someone in their 40s ever since I was in my late 20s, it is brutal. Have had several coworkers and just people in the wild who thought I was 42 45, etc. Extreme weight loss and fluctuation in weight unfortunately will do that to you. And no skin care In the world can fix laxity.
I have a consultation set for July with Dr Randall Haworth and I'm so excited. I just want to feel my age again. Literally that's it. I want to be able to date. Without guys thinking I'm a cougar hitting on them, which they do! Do what's best for you and your spirit. Surgeons will not turn away a weight loss case when there is enough laxity, doesn't matter the age. She is not a surgeon. She can stay in her lane.
I am 36 , slowly I am going in that direction!
What about threadlifting?
My feeling is the best time for a facelift is when you start looking jowly. There is no real solution other than to live with it or hike that up. And you will always age better and look younger than your age if you hike it up with a facelift. I think for most people the ideal time is mid to late 40s.
I love how you lost it at the end. Keep that spice up 😂
My sister got a "mini" face-lift at 38 this year. I wanted to cry when I saw her because it doesn't look natural 😢. Of course, I didn't tell her that.... and I think she's happy with it, which is what matters.
Sorry to hear that. I can imagine how you might feel. People develop insecurity over one thing they spot on their face or body and they aim to sort that one thing out. They see jowls or hooded lids and obsess over it. Once they get rid of it, they are happy, since they are not focusing on whole picture, which might not be flattering at all after surgery. Until they notice something else they obsess over, while not noticing elephant in the living room. That's the nature of the beast. Most people don't see themselves as others do. I'm yet to see a person with upper blepharoplasty who looks good in a sense of maintaining their natural look and authentic beauty. They usually look surprised, 'done', 'overdone' and like any other person, not like themselves.
@@blueice011I’ve seen many, many good upper bleph procedures! You probably have too but you don’t recognize them because they’re done subtly. The surgeon who did my septo-rhinoplasty years ago is very conservative and achieves natural looking results. I wish she had trimmed a teensy bit more off my tip but I’m happy and wouldn’t undergo a revision. It’s ’my’ nose! lol
You are a true queen ! ❤
You're so funny when you get angry 😂😂😂
What about just a neck lift at 33??
Please tell about alternatives for face lift
Hifu
Chemical peels, certain lasers
@@boka5290 does that do face lifting for sagging skin?
RF and Thermage
I just love her…😂
not gonna lie it’s crossed my mind 😢
I love your channel. And absolutely love the pink eyeshadow, could you share what brand they are. I love, love, love it
Barbara from Shark Tank says she gets one every 10 years, lol.
Ok but what about lower bleph? I'm 52 and now my fat pads seem to have detached and migrated down.
I think mastering makeup, shading and sculpting helps a lot, and also healthy lifestyle, sleeping and such...
This must be why I can't get surgeons to hang out with me. But would they tell Julia Roberts no?
Hahahaahahah love it !!
Luv her!
Excellent message😉
where is her accent from? her voice is so soothing
"And I'm about to lose my shit yo"
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The voice !!!!!!
Love your videos!!!
Can you share what company your necklace please?
My gf is 60 and she was getting a Morpheus treatment at the office of a well known celebrity rhinoplasty surgeon in LA. She mentioned to the nurse that she wanted to get a facelift and the nurse’s facial expression told us everything we needed to know. She looked horrified and disgusted and said no, you don’t want to do that. She would know because she probably works on a lot of facelift patients. Apparently it really disturbs the lymphatic system and she mentioned a few other issues but I can’t remember. I think a facelift is best for people whose faces are in really bad shape with very advanced aging. Then there’s nowhere to go but up. But if your face is in fairly good shape and you have taken care of it, you risk wrecking it.
You’re the best!!!!😂
Unfortunately for me she said 😭
How are you so stunning!
Preach, doctor!!!❤❤❤
I’m so shocked ! Was googling facelifts earlier today and couldn’t believe when I saw the young age of 30 mentioned. Crazy !
I am 50/50 if you say this the same way in office with patients or if you save all of your frustration and just vent it online😅😅😅😅❤❤
The fact that people take surgery lightly in general nevertheless unnecessary surgery amazes me at their ignorance!!! There is REAL risk with just anesthesia!!! I used to credential physians to staff medical malpractice is REAL people. I'm not getting a knife put to my face unless I go through the windshield of my car.
I don’t get the obsession with 30 like . Why do ppl go bonkers when they touch 30. 30 IS NOT OLD. Hell even 60,70,80,90 is not old . It’s how you feel about yourself and how confident you are in yourself . I’m 31 and have never felt younger .
I am turning 30 in a few months and in my head I am still a teen. I don't understand why people make it sound so old when you have 30? Maybe because before people had much shorter lifespan so it remained in our culture? I AM NOT OLD! I AM VERY YOUNG!
I look better than in my 20s 😂😂😂 my face clear and plump
Not to victimize womanhood but I honestly feel like it mostly stems from women being told their value decreases once they turn thirty or "hit the wall" as some men like to put it. Notice how the obsession with turning thirty isn't really a thing with men, they're perceived exactly the same at 25, 30, 45 etc Their worth is never linked to their age or looks.
I agree! I'm in my early 30s and I still feel super young and even more attractive then I did in my 20s