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00:00 Intro
01:31 Brief History Of The Breast Implants
07:07 Dr. Sakurai Pioneering Silicon Breast Implants
09:06 Early Silicon Breast Implants Going Wrong
11:02 Kitten Natividad Breast Implants Gone Wrong
11:43 Frank Gerow First Testing Of Silicon Breast Implants
12:38 The Launch Of The First Silicon Breast Implants
14:06 Most Noteworthy Lawsuits In Cosmetic Surgery
17:15 Final Thoughts On Breast Implants
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One thing that's always bothered me is how much effort has been put into breast implant tech advancing while doctors still treat life threatening diseases woman get more than men less seriously. Like of course the male driven world of medicine is more concerned with making sure women look hot enough for their gaze but not that they you know, stay healthy and pain free..
Mhmmmmm completely agree. Plus whatever makes them more money!
THIIIIS. Same with binge pills.
This is 100% correct. Doctors canât find out why my uterus is giving me so much pain so Iâm just removing the whole thing. Itâs literally easier than figuring out whatâs going on.
â@@imsleepy6211This may sound woo-woo but please go to a holistic doctor before you do something drastic. You might have something as simple as an imbalance in blood flow. Something that standard "doctors" don't look for, or even worse, say isn't real. But it is real. Maybe an acupuncturist or a naturopath can help you more than the Approved Medical Field, Inc.
@@imsleepy6211lease donât take any medical advice from someone on the internet!
My big sister was diagnosed with breast cancer last February. She had a double mastectomy in April, and was convinced by her doctors to get implants at the same time. She ended up cancer free, which is amazing, but her body immediately rejected the implants. She got Breast Implant Illness, which I didnât even know was a thing. She had them removed two months ago. She was extremely sick for over a year, more sick than the cancer treatments had made her. Now after researching and realizing the serious risks, and how many women get sick, Iâll never get implants. Iâll stick with my a cups, thank you.
Also, no judgement to anyone who has implants, itâs your body and whatever makes you feel happy is what you should do đ
My grandmother passed away from breast cancer. Iâd just stay flat; easier for me.
Fat transfers are also an option. More expensive but a little safer in my opinion
â@@kiannasadeWhy would fat transfers cost more than actual surgery??
â@@annehedonia156It's still surgery, just a different kind. I think fewer doctors do it so that probably contributes to the higher price
@@annehedonia156 Implants are pre made while fat has to be moved across the body. And you'll have to stitch the area where the fat was removed. Cost moređČđČđČ
My aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer over 30 years ago. She ended up getting silicone implants and one broke inside her this was in the early 80s. The silicone traveled through her whole body causing an serious infection she almost died. She was living in California at the time it actually caused infertility as well. She went all the way to congress in the 90s with a hundred of other woman and testified in class action suit against that manufacturer of those implants and they won. However to this day she still has silicone floating around her body and has chronic pain, fatigue, autoimmune issues, and more, she's now in her late 60s and because of her story I changed my mind about getting mine done! However it didn't stop my mom who's her youngest sister and my aunt strongly believes my mom is slowly being poisoned by her implants but we've tried talking my mom to get them removed for a few years now but she's a nurse and if she can't physically see it, it doesn't exist.
As a nurse of all people, she should know better. Unfortunately that has been my family's experience as well. You can't see the problem? Well there is no problem.
â@@lesanimaux4416nurses, doctors medical professionals in general in my observation are some of the worst at completely ignoring common sense because a company paid for positive reserch and they lost their common sense and critical thinking abilities because they worship "science" like an irrefutable religion.
I almost died from a simple ulcer because a doctor didn't like me telling him what was wrong with me before he could run tests. So much so he REFUSED to test for an ulcer. I live in a rural area so I had to almost die and get life flighted to Tulsa.
Doctors and nurses frankly are some of the most incompetent people in America. Medical error is the third leading cause of death here.
We healthcare workers can be experimental with our bodies, so not surprised sheâs down to try cosmetic surgery even if she knows someone who had bad experiences from the same exact one
To me, fat transfer seems so much more safe and common sense solution to being insecure about small breasts. Sure it would take a couple âroundsâ but itâs safer than a foreign object busting in the chest walls.
@@lesanimaux4416 She's honestly the worst when it come to her health. She's been a nurse 30 plus years top works in a hospital I used to work with her in the same hospital as a medic and. Now I'm on disability due to a few different severe medical issues so when it comes to me She's right on top of my health and I'm 39 lol
It was a benign fatty tumor found on her back that he relocated to her breast. It was less likely to be rejected as it was her own tissue
Ahhhh that would make sense!
So sorta like a super low tech version of a BBL
@@phoenixfritzinger9185 A Barbarian Boob Lift! (I am joking; I know what a BBL actually is, though I WILL argue that it is still a barbaric procedure where the dangers are often hugely downplayed...)
And breast reduction surgery has been a god send for more than one of my friends! The insane back pain that comes with over sized breasts is awful. So thankful there is a way to help women in pain!
@kyliegangwish17 this is so true! Life changing for me. I canât believe itâs easier to get an enhancement on the nhs than a reduction. I could lose weight after - impossible before. Hope your mates are happier now too.
Seriously. My mom had a pound taken off each breast 30 years ago and she still says that it was one of the best decisions she ever made.
I wish I could afford it!
@mhairiwallace9320 / what do you mean you could lose weight after but impossible before?
â@@nemofish3504 I'm guessing because they wouldn't be suffering from back pain and such from having a large chest, making moving around and exercising a lot easier therefore increasing the chance of weight loss. Just a guess tho
Breast implants up to this date have a black box warning for risk or cancer and breast impla t ilness. I think we need to start having deeper conversations about this topic. Should people do whatever they want with their bodies ? Absolutely. But I don't think we should treat surgeries like 'as long as u have a good surgeon it's all good it's no big deal' it's a huge deal!!!! Just in the instance of breast implants:
- black box label warning for health concerns
- the antibiotics post surgery often affect your gut
- your body can't diferentiate life Savings and cosmetic surgeries
-will you have money to pay for scans as you won't be able to do mamograms
-will you be able to afford an explant if it makes you sick
- who put this beauty standard in your head and how do you truly know this isbyour opinion and taste
I think itâs a very valid / important point for sure! I would argue that black box warnings are more of a guideline for practitioners to decide wether or not the procedure / medication is the right fit for the patient than a warning for people to avoid the thing all together. And I stress that whilst it is a very important factor (especially breast implant illness Iâm sure will become a more regulated terms with an actual diagnosis in the future) it shouldnât be something that drives the complete abolishment of a procedure of medicine. The points you made regarding gut health etc are all valid points that a good surgeon etc should made clear to you upon consultation and I do thing itâs fair to say to get a good surgeon! Again, whilst all your points are valid and something to consider, a good surgeon will 1) let a patient know if theyâre the right fit for this kind of surgery. Health history taken into consideration 2) perform checkups and know when to recommend them 3) in initially consultation about the costs of the implants that go further than just the procedure itself. I also donât think personally that realising your insecurities or want for cosmetic surgery ( for vanity reasons) is enough to erase decades of insane beauty standards. So I say do what makes you confident as long as what you are doing is for you. Erasing beauty standards is going to take decades, but I believe the beauty industry is going in the right direction
@@JamesWelsh i dont think the surgery should be abolished but i do think we focus so much on 'you do you' that we treat it like surgery is no big deal when it is for so many reasons. And no, black box warning is not just for drs, its for all involved, thats why if you purchase certain black box medication it literally has a black stripe visual warning so you know that is not something to play around with, (eg take when you feel like it, give it to someone else based on their symptoms etc). We often emphasise good Drs but at the end of the day, they run a business based on insecurities, they will only turn away the clearly VERY mentally sick people. I have too many friends that went to top surgeons for breast implants specifically and were never warned about cancer risk + other symptoms (that fall under BIL), the both of them had money for scans, scans showed nothing wrong w implants, on the explant surgery is when they found one of them had a damaged implant and sick looking capsule around it and the other had damaged her rib cage which previous tests had not picked up. One of them had no symptoms for 6 years and only started 3 years ago. ITS A BIG DEAL AND SHOULD BE TREATED AS SUCH!
Not arguing with you -- but just wanted to point out, you still get mammograms. Am 40. Have gummy implants (LOVE THEM!). Get yearly mammograms. That was also a misconception I had prior to getting them. You still get mammograms -- you can google what they look like. The implant shows up as a big solid blog.
@@karencarriere8104 Im from Brazil (one of the top places for surgery) and women that get implants have to get frequent MRIs to check breast health and breast implant health (even though as I previously mentioned a lot of implant issues do not show in tests only when implant is removed) and a lot of women will get implants not being able to afford the upkeeo required putting their health at risk
@@karencarriere8104 not even taking into consideration the potential financial and health price for a good surgeon that will do explants (very few good specialists in this area)
I got breast implants at age 26 and they almost killed me. Thatâs not an exaggeration. I got them out at 29 but they had already triggered multiple autoimmune diseases. Iâm still trying to fight for my health at age 35. They are not worth losing your health over. Let my story be your warning.
I got mine remove, they were literally killing me. I had a lot of symptoms, sometimes I couldn't even get out of the bed. I went from doctor to doctor and all my results were fine. Until someone told me that maybe I had Breast implant illness. I got them removed and felt inmediate relief. Now I'm happy with my small breasts and feeling good.
Iâm glad science and medicine has come so far that we can say âboobs for everyone!â without so many risks. But seriously, people getting really sick from their implants is so sad and so many people get ignored when they bring up their concerns about not feeling well after a breast augmentation.
Iâm so grateful for modern plastic surgery because I actually had to have a breast reduction and I am so much healthier and happier. I hope that things continue to progress to the point where there are no substantial risks.
There are actually a ton of risks that come with implants, hence a black box warning from the FDA.
I wouldnât be so sure about that. There are so many people reporting that their breast implants ruined their health
Brilliant point đ
I literally clutched my girls like pearls at the words "wood chip"
So glad I never gave into pressure from my own family to have breast implants. I love my AA cups now
@baby nay good for youđ
As a betitted member of the population I am so peanut butter and jealous of small-breasted girls who can wear whatever strapless backless rigmarole they want and not have to worry about their bosoms flying everywhere or breaking their backs. I suppose the grass is always greener đ
I wish mine were AA. Very envious!
Your own family tried to pressure you??? Wth!
@@arbitrary_raspberry yea , several cousins of mine were a bit older . Them and my aunt were dead serious , I was pretty confident by the time (late high school age ) I tried to laugh it off and say oh, thatâs a lot of money (didnât want to hurt their feelings , so stupid now , I should have just said , thatâs not for me ) but of course they were still serious and suggested I save up đ„Ž
My Daughter in Laws mother died because of her implants. It happened when my DIL was a teenager, so she didnât have her Mom for her graduation, wedding and the birth of her own children. They were extremely close and itâs breaks my heart that she didnât have her Mom during these life changing moments. I am the only Grandmother, and I make it my mission to make sure my grandchildren know that they are beautiful just the way they are.
It sounds like your daughter in law and her children are so lucky to have you in their lives đ„ș
I work at one of the leading cancer center in Texas, patients can get a procedure call Tram-Flap. Patients who have extra fat around the stomach area can have a breast reconstruction from that fat. It's has done wonders for the patient's confidence.đ
Yes! Iâm high risk BRCA2 and watched many female family members go through breast cancer treatment and my mother lose her life when I was 16 to ovarian cancer. Iâm hoping for prophylactic mastectomy and DIEP flap.
Iâm a BRCA1 gene carrier myself. My family has lost so many women due to it. I get it. I didnât know about this surgery. I have thought about mastectomy myself
Any chance you two.are Jewish?
I have breast implants but itâs reconstruction surgery after a double mastectomy. One Breast has flap and a small implant and the other one didnât take the flap so itâs an entire implant. It feels weird like it donât belong but I donât know if Iâm mentally ready to have nothing. Some days itâs great and some arenât so great. Thank you once again for your content for taking your time to do this research and keep us informed.
Thanks for sharing! That makes total sense. A family friend of ours had implants for the same reason at quite a young age. I know it took a lot of getting used to x
I am actually, WILL be getting breast implants DONE in February 2024! I have already had a breast left, & removed ALL extra skin, from losing 200 lbs!! My surgeon, will be also USING my OWN fat, & using it to help get THAT FULL breat. This way, I won't have to go up a SIZE larger, to get the full LOOK. I am 41, & honestly CAN'T WAIT...I have complete TRUST with my surgeon, & I think the world of him! NOW if ONLY Canada FDA would allow, butt implants!! BUT in Canada, it's not FDA approved, there FOR elegal for ANY surgeon to preform Butt Implants in Canada!! They do allow TAKING, your OWN BODY Fat, & removed from the RIGHT places & then place the fat BACK inside YOU, in your butt! I said NO WAY, because us woman, have to STAND to USE the bathroom for 2 weeks, & MUST lay ONLY on YOUR tommy! So if you have to go number 2, you can PRAY that you can try & sqwat or, place your butt checks OVER the bath tub & go number 2 in your tub.. So that's why it was a HUGE NO!! The things some will go through, is shocking... I ONLY hope whatever ONE does, DO it for YOU, & if it makes you happy & WON'T harm YOU THEN GOOD LUCK & GOD BLESSđâšđâšđ
â@@crystalblondeel4383Dr. Youn says butt implants are THE most dangerous cosmetic procedure, and can cause major issues just to sit down for the rest of your life. I really like sitting. đ
I did very lightly consider getting implants, but ultimately decided against it when I read about others with autoimmune diseases that reacted badly to them. I now see more and more people within the community that have removed them and feel better/less fatigued when theyâre out - one less thing for our shitty immunesystem to focus on lol. Obviously not a worry for most people, but very important information to those whoâd potentially be affected!
Yeahhhhh Brest implant illness, although not an official diagnosis, seems to be being diagnosed more often nowadays! Yet people also live with them just fine!
Breast inplants still are not 'really' safe. The bag still degrades over time letting the silicon leak into the body. Not as intense, but it does still happen. That's why they reccomend you change them every 10 years.
Now implants are hardly ever silicone. Theyre either saline -- which ruptures and absorbs into the body leaving you with a deflated boob. Or Gummies. A solid silicone much like a gummy bear that you can cut in half if you wanted -- it's solid.
The silicone in implants donât leak, even when cut or punctured, the silicone stays in place. Itâs not a free, flowing substance within the implant like saline implants think of it almost as a Gummy Bear. If the outside of silicone implants is compromised, it becomes extremely obvious because the shape becomes warped were there are bulges. Thereâs a rare chance of silicon toxicity, which is more so due to somebodyâs hyper sensitivity to the silicone, and that is not from a punctured implant.
I used to work a lot of plastic surgery conferences and I learned a lot. Sometimes when I would take a break I would walk to the different booths. At first going to the breast implant booths were fun. Holding and feeling all of the different types of breasts was interesting, but the funniest thing was talking to one of the booth personnel and he said he liked to use the silicone breast implants as a phone holder on his desk or in his car. He said they really held his phone in place and the breast usually would stick to the dash in his car. Now I am from the southern US and I know that the sun can make a dash super hot in the sun, so I asked, "What do you do in the summer?" He said he had to put up a visor or remove the implant from the dash because in the heat the breast would melt and ooze on his dash. I also found out that breast implants are not good for juggling.
15:00 Just a reminder that just a sunstick is generally not going to be enough to get full coverage. Michelle from Lab Muffin Beauty Science tested, how many passes you'd have to do to get the coverage you need to get the SPF on the packaging and the amount of swipes she needed was madenning, not to mention that she was looking extremely greasy when she finally got there.
I know that you were staying inside that day and it was cloudy, but this is so important to keep in mind in terms of sun protection.
Yesss mentioned this in my pinned comment. It was something crazy like 14 passes of the sunscreen stick for the equivalent of spf 30?! (Edit) I thought you had commented on a different video sorry haha
Early medical history is so wild! Iâm just thinking of sponges and I canât even imagine thinking it would be safe.
It definitely is. Heroin was used as a local type of Anesthesia. Patients were awake but because of the affects of the drug it had on the brain, u weâre not aware of the surgery, pain etc. 1964 disposal latex gloves were made. So from the late 1800s till then non disposal gloves were used in surgery and even then a lot still used their bare hands to perform surgeries like it was done in the early 1800s and before.
đ when James said about the current implants, " balls that look like they're fun to play with," I lost it. Couldn't stop giggling.
I mean, boobs are kind of fun to play with so I guess it's fitting that the stuff going in looks just as fun đ€Ł
Iâve had the opposite: a breast reduction a couple of years ago. It was the best decision Iâve ever made. And Iâm so glad that I live in this day and age where the medical field has done so much progressâŠ
Yep, I agree. Not all breast surgeries are done for vain reasons. And it's my boobs. I do what I want anyways.
Had my implants for almost 20 years now and never had any issues, very happy with them, of course they still can't stop gravity đ
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i'm v sorry if this is way too personal, but what cup were you before and what cup are you now w your implants? i want a boob job when i'm older/can afford it, but im scared its gonna look unnatural bc im an a cup and i wanna be a large. no pressure to answer
They calcify , as someone with huge breast they are over rated I hate it.
@@hippopotamusanonymous1580 did you get implants that calcified?
@@bron8290 research before you get implants đ there is a black box warning on them from the fda. Ask around a bit before you get them.
The silicone leakage happened to my nana in the late 80s/early 90s! Iâm not sure the legal route she took, but she ended up with a nice settlement (I believe it was from the practice who did the operation, not the manufacturer). She actually ended up getting both beasts redone in the 2000s against the advice of family.
I have no real interest in beauty stuff beyond basic taking care of my skin (which I don't do enough) but throw in the words "Morbid History" with any topic and I am SEATED.
Haha saaaame! The tv programme that inspired this whole series was called something like âwhen mega structures go wrong!â. No interest in whatever mega structures are but I saw the âgo wrongâ and I was sold! đđ
Please do more videos on different cosmetic surgery I feel like this could be a series đâ€
5:24 well this was also a time when for example, delivering a baby in a hospital was VASTLY less safe than delivering at home with a midwife. Doctors in hospitals didnât have a good understanding of germ theory and would go deliver babies after doing autopsies or treating the ill. Rarely were hands or medical instruments washed with more than just water.
Given the dark history of Japanese doctors in WWII...that thing about Sakurai has me shook. That's messed up and scary.
Some people dont know that most cosmetic surgery, such as the breast implant, arent meant to be a "one and done," they are supposed to be replaced every 10 to 15 years . But no one goes for the further treatments and that can cause alot of medical issues down the road , if the implant ruptures or is leaking, ect. Its dangerous. I still want surgery if only i had the amount of money it is, its easy to look past the dangers of something when it comes to anxiety related body dysmorphia.
Fr, learning you should plan to redo it every 10 years had me change my mind on it.
Every new surgery is a new risk for complications, loss of sensation, extra scaring etc.
@@ricebeansrockroll882 Exactly. True.
Same with veneers and crowns (teeth). you need to have them redone every 10-15 years. So if you have your 12 front teeth on average it's going to cost you about $24000 ($2000 a tooth) every 10-15 years.
People will literally die for vanity. Any major surgery should be after having mental health counseling. Im not sure what show it was, but people are often still miserable after cosmetic surgery and it causes a bigger addiction for quick fixes. No matter the cost. I fully support people who due it for medical reasons and mental health if it does interfere with daily life. But theres always the person that takes it too far. I wanted a mommy make over with a BBL and its scary how dangerous the surgery is, yet i still want it. The mind and body connection is very strong
They didnt tell u that you also need them every 5 to 7 years easy. My mither recieved the silicon and won the lawsuit because it poisoned her for life. These poor woman.
This was such an informative video! Gave me Dark History with Bailey Sarian vibes: âIâm laughing because Iâm uncomfortableâ! I love it.
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@@nini_._ my phone really wanted to write anything but her last name. Fixed it.
so true đ
I seen that video first. I'm subscribed to bailey sarian since the beginning. So happy I found this channel as well. Love both Welsh brothers!
Honestly breast implant sickness is the most terrifying part for me, because not a lot of people know about how rejection works and if it gets absorbed by your breast tissue etc.... It's horrifying to know you could die from the sickness..I'm good with being mostly flat :)
That first 19th century doc đ± I've never heard such a crazy boob implant story. This episode crossed over into Baileys Dark History and I loved it although when you said woodchips I think my brain flew the chat for a few moments and the products you used at the beginning are a bit of a blur. Really good episode though
LikeâŠwhat was he thinking?! Omg Iâll have to watch hers! I bet she had an amazing research team
Oh, she didn't mention this so kudos on your research but it was definitely on a par with Dark History. In fact all the when beauty turns ugly episodes have been great.
I know! Splinters moving all about?? Or straw?! Ugh! Were they even sterilized or did he just scoop them up off the barn floor?
James, if you liked The Swan you might enjoy Luxeriaâs videos on them⊠she does Americaâs Next Top Model, Wife Swap etc as well. Itâs SO interesting watching them through todayâs eyes. Problematic is an understatement!
Iâve seen her americas next top model ones recently! Theyâre so good!
âYou better finish that story on a happy noteâ -your dog (12:30) đ
Looool literally screamed at đ
Always love how non-judgemental you are!!! Thank you for highlighting all of the different reasons people may choose cosmetic surgery đ„° Love the video!
I can't even begin to imagine the pain these women went through đą
I had a reduction but needed reconstruction on my left after I developed necrosis. I love GOOD plastic surgeons â€
So sorry to hear! That must have been a very scary traumatic time for you!
We need a part 2! Love your videos
Hoping for a part 2, love the vibe of your videos!
I personally would never get plastic surgery done but I am completely fascinated with the procedures. I used to love watching Dr. 90210, Nip Tuck and I Want a Famous Face! And I love watching the vlogs of people talking about their surgeries. Iâm also fascinated by My 600 Pound Life đ©
As another human that got that job done, I appreciate the history from you James! Thank you!â€
Oh James you missed one of the largest recent controversies with breast implants. Polypropolene string/yarn breast implants. Once implanted the polypropylene would absorb moisture from the body and increase in size, and then continue increasing in size. People who have had them done are still suffering to this day, with their breasts continuing to grow in size. The only thing that can be done is to remove breast tissue, but they'll still continue to grow. If memory serves me correctly this was in the 80s when it was tested. More or less they weren't ever approved, but surgeons still provided them to their clients. I highly recommend a deep dive into it, or maybe do a When Beauty Turns Ugly on this particular part of breast implant history.
That was so interesting James. Thank you! Loving these history of beauty videos (as well as the slightly more chaotic ones on the twin channel đ) x
My poor grandma was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a single mastectomy and reconstruction, but it was botched the first time and she got a bad infection. The second time went fine, but now after a lot of strange symptoms she found out her implant had ruptured. The 3rd implant surgery has had to be rescheduled twice already because of covid, so she's been just so nervous about what could be going on. I just feel so awful for her, and think if I ever end up with breast cancer I'll just chop them off fully.
You do such a great job with these!
Thank youuuuuu đ
The whole idea of performing experimental surgery on people whose ability to consent is dubious - sex workers in occupied territory - is so disgusting and heartbreaking. Top that with the surgery being completely unnecessary and gratuitous... (the back story is that although the surgeon was Japanese, the designated "sex district" was created by American military, with the thinking that the US wanted "disease free" women for their soldiers. The breast implants were "suggested" as a means to keep U.S. and Ally soldiers in this district, rather than having them seek sex wokers in other areas.) Btw, this also happened in Vietnam.
I like how your dogs objected to the surgeon using a dog as a test subject. đđđ
This is by far my favorite kind of content from you James
Please do the history of nose jobs next! â€
Filler and nose jobs are coming up! đ
@@JamesWelshlooking forward to it! â€
I don't care about makeup in the slightest, but I love listening to your stories! Your voice is just so... pleasant! It's like you're chatting with me as a friend. And I'm learning new stuff, too. Love it! Xx
I just love listening to you telling a story, you are so pleasant to listen to! Also, the research is top notch, and you script it in a very interesting way. I really, really enjoy this series
i love when you make videos like this, would love to see more!
I love this series, and appreciate all the research that goes into them! Amazing as always!
Thanks so much! I try my best and hope itâs as accurate as it can be đ đđŒđ
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This is the series I didnt know I needed. Love u James and Robert!â€
This is so interesting! I could listen to you all day đ
The dog barking in the background when James mentioned animal abuse/testing đđđ spot on!
I adore this series!! đđđ
Glad you like it!!! đđ
Can we take a moment to think of the women that believed their doctor when he said that putting wood chips , etc. into their bodies was the best thing they can do to themselves. đš
My gran told me that in the 70s, they were told that bathing in white spirit vinegar kept their hooha tight đ€ą
I love listening James. Mostly in days I m stressed, tbh we need more videos about these topics. â€
Wow , well done James ! This was interesting â€
The movie "Breast Men" (1997) was about the two doctors from Texas. It's a great film; informative but very telling about the field of plastic surgery. Here's the movie description: A Texas medical resident (David Schwimmer) and a plastic surgeon (Chris Cooper) present their invention, the silicone breast implant, to Dow-Corning in the 1960s.
I love how your dog started barking during the dog story lol
He was absolutely livid đ
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i love watching your videos and doing my skincare along with you :)))
I recently found your channel and I was quick to sub! Your voice is so soothing and I absolutely love your vibe đ
Thank you for the video! I have often wondered about this but I was too lazy to research. I imagine that one day they will introduce classes in schools where teachers do skincare while giving a lecture on History đđ
So informative đđđ
This will be very interesting!
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Hello James đ Happy Saturday đ
Love your videosâ€
Ally informative video, thank you †if you haven't tried it yet I recommend the sunprise Airy finish sunscreen. It's like a blurring filter and it's ultra light weight without irritating my eyes. I will try some mixsoon essences soon. I hope they are a good alternative to the skII
LOVE THIS. I WANT MORE HISTORY. â€
As a trans woman who is struggling with accepting my small breasts for what they are i think it will be beneficial and healthy for everyone involved both cis women and trans woman alike when it comes to our breast size we should accept our natural breast size .... as long as the size of your breast isn't caused by hormonal issues or cancer or whatever and your breasts are just small... don't worry love you are beautiful no matter what size you have naturally †I don't think having large "perfect" breasts are essential to being a beautiful woman or just being a woman periodt.
i totally agree! ive had small breasts all my life (im a ciswoman) and i was made to feel insecure about that but ive accepted them now and i appreciate that i dont have back pain issues as women with bigger breasts unfortunetly have. we all want what we don't have but if we accept the positives of what we DO have i think that would really change our perspective on things. ur breast size does not define how much of a "woman" anyone is cuz they vary a lot!
Bra manufacturers have a lot to make up for! I have to say I only felt happy about my membership to the itty-bitty titty committee when I gave up on trying to fit into traditional bras at the smallest retail size: they were way too roomy, and straps wouldnât reach over my shoulders. I went totally the other way into vests and sports bras, and finally felt happy.
But now there are more people making and selling bras of all kinds for small-breasted people đ once I get my pay rise I am investing in a few!
I'm a cis woman and I'd love smaller breasts. I have an F cup and I play sports. It SUCKS!
As a women with extremely large breast. Let me tell you. Itâs horrible. Thereâs nothing good about it. Clothing doesnât fit, bras, bathing suits are extremely expensive, back, neck, shoulder, and headache. Literally wish I had no boobs honestly.
@@sarahanndesignstudio623 dude this. i think it's one of those "the grass is always greener on the other side" things. i had a breast reduction and couldn't be happier. no more pain!
I had an augmentation when I was 17 as corrective surgery. A female surgeon and a result that is as natural as possible (not that this is better than any other finish but it was what I was striving for). I couldnât sit through this video. I started feeling nauseous after the first 10min and tapped out đ
I have silicone desease. I hadmy breastimpland removed and opted for lipofilling to make my uneven breast more even. Breastimplant are stil not save. I just don't understand why they are still used.
The haircut looks great!!
Thanks so much!
@@JamesWelsh so very welcome! đ
12:29 the dog barking in the background was so fitting lol
Iâm planning on getting my boobs done after I have kids. I would suggest ppl who want implants look into a fat transfer and lift to your boobs. Looks and feels more natural than an implant.
CAN YOU PLEASE DO A VIDEO FOR GOOD SKIN PRODUCTS FROM SUPERMARKET TO USE ON DAILY ROUTINE FOR ACNE PRONE SKIN
Ty James. I had no idea about some of this (Wood chips !) And Just O.m.g.
Can you imagine?! đ
Oooh! Very interesting. I think all of us millennials were fascinated by all those shows đ
Literally obsessed! Botched, embarrassing bodies, bridal-plasty!
Hay!? OMG! Great video xxx
I am a bit late to comment i had missed this one for some reason. I really liked this vIdeo for how much information you discovered.
The thing that was a bit funny was though that usually your topics are a bit lighter, not in an offensive way I say that, but you having your morning routine through this at times horror story was different from how you usually sound making your presentation. But it was a relief to focus on your routine to digest the topic with this small breaks.
Iâm surprised you didnât mention ALCL which is a type of cancer specifically caused by textured implants, mostly breast implants! Dr Yuon talks about it a lot. Interestingly enough, this cancer doesnât happen with smooth implants.
Iâve recently been loving the JIN JUNG SUNG Soothing essence as a sk ii dupe
Omg yesssss love that one!
@@JamesWelsh itâs SO thick!
I'm hoping I'll be able to get a reduction one day đ
I was wondering if you would cover how horrible breat implants were. Glad you covered this
Woodchips....woodchips....
FukinnnnnnâŠ.wood chips đđ
Beauty has always been ugly.
Iâm excited đ and interested
I have to admit that as someone who had breast reconstruction I saw this and went "oh god what's he going to say!" but I knew it would be so interesting and that you would be incredibly kind and I was right on both accounts! Thank you for being so non-judgemental of those of us with them :)
I had my mastectomy preventatively when I was 24. I have a BRCA mutation and my cousin got cancer at 27, so I wanted to get it over with. I am so so thankful for the existence of silicone implants. Yes, there are non-implant methods of reconstruction but they are freaking intense. Like scar all the way across your stomach and being hospitalized for a week intense. And I just didn't want to harvest other parts of my body at that age. So silicone implants made so much more sense!
I do get kinda defensive when I see people decry them because they've been such a huge help to my life. I don't want to invalidate those with problems but these discussions always feel a bit tilted towards THEY WILL DESTROY YOU NEVER GET THEM and I'm like buuuuuut...
I am so thankful they were created and owe so much to all who suffered and experimented and ahhh... got stuffed with mulch. Implants really are important medical devices. They're so much more than just frivolous things we're pressured to get! Getting your breasts removed can be so emotionally painful and it's so important that we have options and the technology to look more like we once did.
I have mixed connective tissue disease too. I've never in my life heard of another person with it
So many times I started clutching my chest in horror and sympathetic pain at the thought of the past medical practices omg đ
I would totally do it if I had the money. But omg I remember being traumatized as a child because my cousin and I watched an episode of that show 1000 ways to die or whatever it was called, we must have been 10 years old. In the episode, a woman apparently got a boob job and went on a plane and her implant burst and killed her. I was so sad for her and also the dramatic reenactment was horrifying!!
12:19 Iâm dying đđđ What a bodacious doggy!
It rumored that Marilyn Monroe did the silicone drops and that she was in a lot of pain because of it. They really didn't have much they could do from what I understand - because the silicone was just free floating in there you couldn't get it out. Also it makes sense they originally were trying sponges and cartilage because - again from my Marilyn research - they often used that for chin implants. Marilyn *allegedly* had the cartilage for her chin implant and later had to go back to get a new implant because to had been absorbed by her body.
I love your video and watch your chanel everyday. The only thing I would say is that sometimes itâs confusing when you go back and forth talking about skincare and then the subject. You could put a filter when you talk about skincare or something? But either way nice video!!!â€
Really interesting.
Im a 36 A, i wanted breast implants so badly when i was growing up and seeing all the other girl get "real boobs" i love my small boobs now and would never get them. Do what ever you want just make sure its realy going to make you happy and its not for "Society standards"â€
Iâm satisfied with my 38B, but sometimes I envy girls with smaller boobs because they can get away with wearing revealing clothes and not attract negative attention.
11:54 they are! I have a sizer in my house and they are very fun
IF I could I would have reduction surgery NOT bigger breasts!!