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Hi Dr Youn. I sent you an email concerning plastic surgery. Hope you got my mail.
Since you are from South Korea, you probably know about the director called Kim Ki-Duk. He made a film called Time where the main theme of the film is based on plastic surgery and a couple involved in a relationship. It's a really good film.
I hope this obsession to destroy yourself with plastic surgery ends one day, it's really sickening!
I think you are awesome! I'd never have plastic surgery, I'm "75," however, I'm glad you are such a kind and compassionate person giving sound advice.
@DoctorYoun latinx is NOT a real word .. Do NOT use that term. Offense..... Hispanic or latina for a female or latino for a male
I think I am impressed with the lady who has lipedema and wanting to wear dresses. It is so refreshing to see people with visible disabilities embracing their affliction and living life to the fullest.🥰
Lymphedema, not lipedema. Lipedema never affects the feet (or hands), also I'm pretty sure that she would have it in both her legs, not just one.
She can be brave all she wants but it affects your health, nothing to be proud about.
@@hardshell9236 Wait until you learn that literally everything affects your health 😂😂 Did you even listen to what Dr Youn said in the video? 😂😂😂
@@w.whoisrio She is not putting her health at risk by wearing a dress, the issue here is having the confidence to wear a dress where every body can see her large leg and for her that is living life to the fullest. I think I know where she is coming from. I am 90% paralyzed on my left side. I had to build up my confidence by learning to ignore all the negative comments and all the teasing from people which included some professionals in the medical world. I learnt to do everything with one hand, I got a university degree and I am an avid square dancer. Just because you are disabled you don't have to sit behind the scenes and watch but you can learn to take part in activities that will not physically harm you and that's what I did.
@@caroljeanscott5571 Very true! The person I replied to is saying that in an attempt to discourage her, thats why I replied. Confidence is mental health, wearing what she wants is for her mental health, and mental health is a huge component of general health. I get where she's coming from too, I have hEDS and its been at a debilitating level for half of my lifetime. Learning to live how I wanted and to not listen to other people's comments and opinions was a huge part of getting me motivated to do the work to overcome it.
It's my understanding that plastic surgery is a common trend amongst Korean men and women often as early as age 16. Although much more common in women of course it definitely is not rare for men.
Yes, their beauty "trends" are getting extreme. Not to mention, many people are bleaching their skin because having darker skin is frowned upon there.
A lot of them get double eye surgery for their 16th birthdays from the Koreans that I know 😭😭😭 As a Japanese girl, East Asian beauty standards are ridiculous.
Unfortunately, there's a whole city block filled with cosmetic clinics in Korea. Lots of Americans go down there because it's so common it's cheaper.
Japan is doing plastic surgery on kids, like 8 year olds getting plastic surgery.
Their life opportunities are directly tied to their attractiveness. So parents will often times buy their kids plastic surgery to help them be more successful in life. Everyone knows that’s pretty people have more opportunities. They just take it to the next level
"If you don't have enough blood supply, things die."
Dr. Youn 2024
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It takes more confidence to embrace our imperfections! I thought that woman with the leg issue was so refreshing! She exudes the energy we need!
The thing about the tattoo freckles is, if you get COSMETIC freckle tattoos, the artist should use semi-permanent ink that absolutely fades. In addition, if your artist is doing the freckle tattoos correctly, beyond the initial few weeks of healing, they should look small, light, and more natural. By a year, most people won’t be able to tell they are tattoos at all because of the fading.
The video we saw… someone did her REAL dirty because they shouldn’t look like that EVER. Maybe too pigmented and red but NEVER that big.
Be sure your going to someone who knows what they are doing and USES THE RIGHT INK.
If I'm not mistaken, that particular woman has stated that she DID THEM HERSELF.
@@EmiSuess😂😂😂
I just can’t believe people are tattooing freckles lmao I have them all over me they aren’t anything special 🤷🏻♀️
@@IBELIEVEINDEADGIRLSUPREMACYx some people adore freckles.
@@EmiSuess OH MY GOD she did not 😭😭😭
That's wild.
Can we start arresting doctors? I think we must.
Shes that calm because this happens to her about once a week. She posts tons of videos documenting her life while navigating her extreme allergic reactions. It's pretty normal for her to post a tiktok while having one of these allergic reactions.
I was going to say the same!
She should still take an epi pen first and be on the way to the hospital IDK 😩
@@finnisnotafish… she wants all of the attention! lol
@@matildabishops9196 that's a bit of a projection. I just want her to prioritize safety a little more
one day it will be too late for her.
In regards to Asian women and plastic surgery, a lot of it is very heartbreaking. I have friends whose family are from pretty much every Asian country. My friend Diamond’s family is Vietnamese. She told me on more than one occasion that she wants to have plastic surgery to look beautiful and normal. I asked her what she meant by normal and she said not Asian. Diamond has bone structure that many women would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to have. Hell I’m jealous of her cheek bones myself. It took 2 years for 3 of her friends and her dad to convince her that is beautiful just as she is. She still has some issues with body/face dysmorphia. But she’s realizing that she is beautiful just being herself.
The girl with the swollen eyes did go to the hospital and was treated for her allergic reaction.
Freckles is something that is inherited that is brought out from long sun exposure but I would not call it skin damage. It's just how one person skin might react compared to another. I find freckles very natural looking and can be considered beautiful.
Yup freckles are genetic and not sun damage.
Saying they’re from “long sun exposure” doesn’t make sense to me because at six months old, my son’s first few freckles started appearing and he definitely had NOT had anything remotely close to “long sun exposure…” The idea that they’re genetic rings more true to me.
@@lollyvandee1800 yup they’re genetic for sure!
None of my Latino friends use the term Latinx it's strange to hear it.
Yeah because we think it’s stupid.
Yeah the moment he said that I just paused it and shook my head
@@ajreeves4075what does it even mean?
@@IAmEmberit means nothing, just people thinking languages are homophobic for being gendered, its supposed to be a gender neutral term, but they didnt even look at preexisting examples and just slapped a random letter on there
Yeah, when my Latino and Hispanic friends tell me they don't use the term, I'm not going to use it.
Some/my freckles are from birth/hereditary -
Not sun damage! ✨✌🏽
Mine as well.
My Mom calls 'em "sun kisses".
Mee too 😊
Right I’m pale asf & don’t like being in the sun at all & I have freckles everywhere lol 🫠
@@IBELIEVEINDEADGIRLSUPREMACYx , Freckles have a genetic factor. I have more than a few--and I worked midnites!
That 10 pack looks hideously fake. Who is he trying to impress, and more importantly, why?
Other men, reason idk
It should be noted Tilly the girl who did the girl who tattooed the freckles did them herself.
"So, of course, I thought I could do it. I mean, I did well in Art at high school. Why can't I tattoo my face?
"They say just go two millimetres in. So, I was just guesstimating what two millimetres was and going [stab stab] everywhere."
She was temporarily blind in 1 eye as well as a result.
😮😮😮
5:15 she did go to the hospital’ she’s allergic to many things over 30 I believe so she just wasn’t freaked
Whoever tattooed freckles on that gorgeous girl sabotaged her beauty intentionally. 💔
It's the girl who wanted the tattoos... In almost All tattoo disasters, it's the customer who requests the design and site
I had a colleague who lymphedema in her arms after breast cancer. She wore a compression sleeve and would get massages to control the swelling.
Loving these videos! Because they’re awesome and packed full of information especially before people decide to get a certain surgery💁🏻♀️😍
Love your videos but people from Latin america do not perfer the latinx descriptor they see it as disrespectful to their languages. Latino or Latina is preferred, or in english non-binary just Latin American/of Latin American descent. (I live on this continent)
However I have not met any non-binary Latinos/as if someone reads this comment that fits that description please tell me what you think.
I have a non-binary Latin acquaintance who uses Latine! Idk how many people aside from them use that, but that's the one example I have!
@@kelseyjafferlatine makes sense, theres already words that end in E in spanish, so its an easier fit into sentences
Im a non binary person who was born in latin america (in Brasil). I normally shift the sentence in english around just to say "im from latin america" or "i am latin american" because using either Latine or Latinx wont really work because people mostly mock or refuse to use gender neutral terms. I would only refer to myself in neutral terms, but it is really hard when i constantly have to give in to cis peoples demand for gendered terms (like, the cis constantly ask me if i am more of a man or a woman - im definitely neither)
Dr. Youn, You Always Show So Much Compassion For The Recipients Of These Odd Surgical Procedures. So Many Of Those Who Receive Them Definitely Don't Need Them At All. I'm Always Exclaiming "YIKES" When I See The Before And After Photographs That You Show!! .. Appreciate Your Honesty And Concern Also!! YOU ROCK!! ❤❤❤
I love your videos, Doc! I just got your book and I have been recommending your channel to some of my donors who ask about my skin. I work at a plasma collection center. Some of our people have psoriasis or other condition that affects their skin. Thanks to the Functional Diagnostic Nutrition course you turned me onto and your videos on skin care and overall health, I've been able to turn my own skin around and they noticed. I love being able to point them towards a real doctor that truly cares about our health. Thank you, Dr. Youn, for being that doctor. Thanks to you, I do not look almost 53 years old. Much love to you and your family doc, including all of your elderly dogs you give love to.
"Get off of TikTok and go to the hospital..." In all seriousness, I am with her. I never know when I should go to the doctor outside of annual checkups...how am I supposed to know if it's just my anxiety making me think it's worse than it is or if it's actually a serious thing? Like, what if my mind is just making up my symptoms or I am over-reacting by going to the hospital? I don't want to waste anybody's time with something small...
Allergic reaction is dangerous and could be fatal.
She has i think 30+ allergies and severe eczema so it happens to her a lot so she’s calm about it 😂
Waste people's time! Esp if you have free health care. Sometimes just knowing nothing is wrong makes a huge difference. And anxiety/stress about health, overtime can still cause issues with physical health too. Try to remember this is why doctors are here, to make sure we are okay (this helps me anyway lol). And it's better to make sure, then to wait till it's too late. Usually if something is constantly coming up, just get it checked if you can and sleep easier at night after.
I mean, girl, if you're so insecure that you'd rather die than check on yourself, then you do you
@@sandwich3044 "if you have free health care." And therein lies the problem. A lot of people with OP's mindset live in the US, where healthcare is very expensive, making them even more hesitant.
I had a septorhinoplasty because I had a deviated septum and a crooked, humped nose thing perched on my face. I named it Quasimodo. That was the only plastic surgery I ever had, but it was some of the worst pain I have ever felt. It changed my life for the better, but I don't understand how anyone can deliberately distort their features with plastic surgery. My cousin had the same nose, and my other cousin used to call us "the ski-slope twins."
@@KittyMama61 though much less extreme, you technically did the same. You changed or warped a feature of yours. You have some medical reasons for it but you also seem happy about the cosmetic effect and talk about how it changed your life for the better. Most of these people who get large amounts of plastic surgery have self esteem issue or body dysmorphia and can see all of their traits as that “bad”, that or they have attention issues
I was born with freckles they're not always sun damage..
Dr Youn! You’re such a breath of fresh air and jovial! ❤
Freckles definitely aren’t always signs of sun damage I’ve always been VERY pale & definitely don’t spend much time in the sun but I have freckles everywhere 🤷🏻♀️
7:53 Dr.Youns face hahahhaha so funny/cute love it
How great that girl embraced her difference and it what made her special!!
Please note: There is no such thing as LatinX. We Latinos hate the use of that ridiculous term. It's not real.
Who is WE? You speak for yourself
It is a made up term.. Will Not use. It or respond to it..
We are Hispanic !
@@artheaux666 I speak for the majority of Latinos here in America.
It’s so stupid
As a Latino myself, I didn't know LatinX was a thing 😂
😂 yes I never understood why the word stool is also used for a seat. I find it funny that so many people want freckles. I have about a thousand on my face since I was 5. Bullied for them in school. I wish I could give a couple away because I have so many 😂
I got lots of freckles too. Face and shoulders, mostly. lol
But I never understood why we use the word stool for poop. A stool is the word for a type of furniture, and has been for centuries. Why and when did we start using it for crap?
You have such a great personality. I just love watching your reaction videos, which are both informative and entertaining. 🤩👍
I'm interested to know if some of these people who have a ton of plastic surgery, over the top. What's the long term effect of going under anesthesia so much? I would assume it can't be good for your health. Thanks Doc!
Your facial expressions are SO FUNNY!!
I was born with freckles, are they till sun damage?
DR. Youn makes plastic surgery FUN! while being informative too.
None of this is funny but Dr Youn’s reaction cracks me up!!
Once in a while I contemplate the possibility of some form of plastic surgery, usually after I try on clothes in stores and get reminded, yet again, that I have really wide shoulders and not much boob to speak of. But then I also remember all those horror stories about botched procedures, and all those people who lose their lives chasing their dream of beauty and perfection… And in the end I either pick the clothes that do compliment my body shape and the parts of me that I am proud of showing off, or just make a mental note to myself to exercise so I could at least have better muscle definition instead of rolls. Oh and I’ve learned from experience that sizes on clothing labels do not define my worth in society, but a good tailor can do wonders for anyone :)
Yeah I’ve had 3 csections , one of which I felt the entire procedure bc my spinal didn’t work & it was an emergency 🥴 so yeah I’ll never get another surgery again lmfao
I have wide shoulders and not much boobage and love it! Never heard anybody say anything negative about it, either. What would make you think it's not attractive?
I have narrow shoulders and big boobs, and I hate them. They're heavy (I can feel the weight of them impact my neck), they get hot and sweaty underneath in summer, cold in winter.
Bras bite into my shoulders and stretch out of shape in a few weeks at best. I'm a keen gardener, so with all the bending down I do, they often just fall out my bra anyway. I've stopped wearing one when gardening since the pandemic, just too annoying and uncomfortable.
Stretch marks, spots develop underneath where it gets sweaty. Oh, and they were hell for sweatiness when I went through menopause, and hell for pain during my monthly cycle for over 40 years.
Believe me, if it was possible for me to swap boobs with someone who wanted to look and be treated like a Barbie doll, I'd have done it with no hesitation.
Take joy in your smaller, neater, comfortable, more convenient size, you don't know how lucky you really are.
I love your facial expressions, they make me smile.
I'm a natural redhead who has had freckles since a was a kid. It's literal spots of tan. So freckles are sun damage the way a tan is.
You’re a breath of fresh air in a crazy crazy world!
I’m going to be 51 this year. I’ve never had anything done, not even a Botox injection. Then I’m seeing these videos of these early 20-somethings who are getting Botox and telling other girls their age they need to get it, too, so they don’t start showing signs of aging too quickly… Are they out of their MINDS?! I WISH I still had my 20 year old skin, when I looked like I was maybe 16! No Botox needed! And I must say, I’ve gotten a lot of compliments at almost 51 that I don’t look that old and they’re shocked I am. Now these girls getting Botox so young, they better know they’ll need to keep it up forever or they’re going to age horribly. Once they start, they can’t stop.
The girl with the severe allergic reactions has flare ups like that very often due to so many food allergy and environmental factors so she wasn’t sure if it was serious or not, she did end up going to the ER
Love your work. From South Africa
DR YOU ARE SO FUNNY.GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR
Saw you on tv recently talking about your book and your philosophy about plastic surgery. You are wonderful want to get your book 🎉
I have lymphedema and my leg isn’t as big as hers but I’m really self conscious about it . Lymph nodes removed because of cancer
I swear!! Desiré has the BEST boss in the world! She must have a blast at work!! I know I would LOVE to work with/for Dr. Youn!! 😂😂😂
I myself have lymphedema, it's mild in comparison but for me it was caused by a recurring bacterial skin infection to my leg (erysipelas), I was hospitalized for it 3 times of which twice were pretty close calls.. Considering I got out alive and didn't have to lose my leg (which was a real concern at one point) the lymphedema doesn't bother me that much.
But I do have to adjust my lifestyle quite a bit to prevent further swelling.
Pink-red suits you! Looking good Doc 😍
4:55 she's so calm because she has severe allergies to basically everything, so she's used to it. I saw the original and agreed she needed to be seen asap.
I hope that lovely lady with lymphedema finds lymphatic massage! I have a friend who had severe swelling just like that and I took her weekly to her appointments to get professional help with it. In combination with a compression stocking and a home vacuum pump she got get swelling down quite a bit over 6 months. Unfortunately she stopped after 8 months and it all came back and surprisingly quickly, too. It was admittedly a lot of work to do daily. Walking was so difficult for her with all the extra weight.
Hm, apparently ‘Latinx’ isn’t an accepted turn within the Latino community. Might be worth not using that term anymore.
Yeah it’s because it’s some term white people in America made to generalize a group of people in a ambiguous way
Yup, still havent met anyone that wasnt online that was for the laxative rebranding, especially not other latin americans(pre-existing, perfectly normal gender neutral term)
I’ve had freckles since I was a baby. They are not always signs of sun damage, but they are also genetic
Doctor , you are so handsome, I love you facial expressions, made me laughing a lot, so good to healing my body and improving my health, I had surgeries for breast cancer , I am very happy to watch your film thank you so much💗
One day we had patients on carts, brought down by transport, for xrays, in the hall outside the treatment rooms. I was explaining to the student to be aware of the IV polls. I said" be sure you plug them in or they could die". An elderly man says" hey, don't don't talk about is like that" in a distressed voice. I could barely hold it together when I told him I meant the IV's. 😂. Who would think that I was talking about them as a person??!!!! Good grief!
I was born with freckles, how are they signs of sun damage??
Medically, freckles are from sun damage. If you're born with them, they are actually a form of mole. I can't remember the medical terms, but it basically means flat mole. Most of the time, they are considered birthmarks.
Why do I know this? I have both.
Freckles might be signs of sun damage but they’re cute as hell signs of sun damage.
Your facial reactions are hilarious .
People. You're beautiful the way you are. Stop the madness!
7:55 that reaction to “breast terminator” is timeless 😂😂😂😂
I recently watched a report that children as young as 11 are getting plastic surgery in South Korea and Japan , in the hopes of becoming an idol. It pains me because their features aren’t even fully developed at that young age , what awful parents. I know it seems an attractive way to make money but so few actually debut as Artists or Actors and they are pushing their kids into life changing surgery.
7:05 I have hyper sensitive skin and am at a high risk of skin cancer/damages. Unsurprisingly, I have a lot of freckles. I've come to find them cute, but I used to be patronized for them in school. Seeing the wealthy people who probably would have picked on me turning around and getting pricey procedures to mimic freckles honestly irritates me. Stay in your own lane >:/
But also, if you have freckles, it's okay! You're wonderful the way you are and there isn't any shame in your little polka dots!
7:20 I have no idea what all this has had surgically done or how much of an impact the swelling and hairstyling have to to with things, but seeing her head reminds me that natural human skull shapes can vary so much.
Like, most infants with a skull abnormality wear a helmet with light pressure on protrusions and empty space over where they want the growth to occur more, so different skull shapes aren’t at all a common sight in the US.
Historically a lot of different groups around the world had different skull shapes desires, so wearing a tight headband or such was occasionally used to elongate skulls as a status symbol.
There are a number of videos here on YT for the treatment of lymphodema that involve natural methods and mo surgery. I wish this lovely young woman would look into them and be able to lead a more normal life.
Your reaction facial expression is priceless 😂
These videos make me laugh xx
I had a tummy tuck and some kinda high def lips in Dubai from a French dr. It was expensive and so successful! She did do diligence and counseling and told me to loose 50lbs first, to make sure I was serious. I loved her ND loved my surgery. Most of my friends in the US were surprised.
I had the same reaction as Dr Youn at the beginning of the video
5:16 reminds me of when I almost died because of allergies when I couldn’t breath anymore. And my dad insisted I ignore it but my mom took me to the ER instead. Though my dad also did deny me sunscreen that gave me a second degree sunburn so
i got an ad about this dude when i was abouta watch him
“Wow, did you see her cheeks?”
Dr, Youn how in the world can you miss them?!?!?!?😧
The first one: 🎶 youre a mean one, mr grinch 🎶
It was the thumbnail for me 😂😂.
Min 7:58 😂😂😂 The gestures Dr. Anthony makes 😂😂🔫🔫🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤
i’m still waiting for you to recreate that dance the doc did when he removed the ribs 😅😂 same song and everything
"Do you want to tattoo signs of sun damage on your skin?" Tattooing is a but much perhaps, but people tan to the point of giving themselves cancer to look "sun kissed," and that's widely accepted as beautiful. The tanning salon industry is worth 2.8 billion, self tanning is somewhere around 1.5 billion in just people wanting to look tanned....aka...*sun damaged.* You shouldn't be so incredulous that someone would find freckles (unavoidable for some people) beautiful.
"What the hell's going on there??" 7:14 LOLOLOL!!
the girl with the leg is what body positivity is about
Good video.
Kanatsız meleksin Dr. Youn😊
My grandma had a giant leg, when I was a child they called it elephantiatis. She had it for years, she died at 85.
The degree of self loathing it takes to do this when there is nothing wrong!
Your face reaction did not disappoint in the first 10 seconds 😅
That poor woman with the leg. Is there no way to open up the fluid channel? It must be painful.
No it's interstitial
Hi Dr.Youn😊❤ just come to say you are so lovely 😍😊💕 god bless you and good luck🥰
I remember being made fun of for freckles and moles on the face. Now chicks get tattoos of them? My, how the tables have turned.
The girl at 4:48 actually did go to the hospital. I’ve seen her vlog on it. She had an allergic reaction because she touched something that was in contact with peanuts (which she’s highly allergic to) and it caused this. She almost didn’t go to the hospital she said cuz she felt fine but she did end up going and they said if she didn’t she would have died
Ukrainian here. Seen the girl with the “hard looking” overfilled cheeks around on social media but never really cared to purposely look up stuff about her or click on her stuff. Hearing her speak for the first time in this here video. She sounds like genuinely a nice person. Btw she speaks about some societal issues she deals with from what I’ve grasped, for all y’all non Ukrainian speakers. I hope she gets better
Just be happy with the beauty that God gave you.
Too bad that’s not good enough anymore, thanks to the way porn has destroyed people’s minds. 🙄
Those cheeks were prosthetics!
I heard of 'pimping' from Doctor Mike, so it was 😂 hearing it again from this guy. ❤❤😊
The 3rd one. Have you ever seen the Muppet band, Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem Orchestra? She looks like Janice the Muppet. Omg 😮😮
Wow that girl with the lymphodemia is remarkable. I have one leg a little more swollen than the other and it makes it heavy and hard to walk. Im amazed she can still walk. If only there were many more people with her attitude....she can make you smile on your worst day.
Wow. This is my job.
Infographics - about an implant under the chest muscle))))
it was so long ago)))
I'm so glad that my art is helping people.
Lmao I love the girl with the allergic reaction. Watch her all the time. If I remember correctly she has over 50 food allergies alone. And if I remember the following videos after that, that reaction was caused by using a roommate's blender that still had remnants of food she was allergic to stuck in small crevasse
Way to many individuals are having serious mental problems and are not getting professional help, instead are listening to their so called friends who are laughing behind their back for taking their advice.
Man i hope every asian knows they are beautiful and unique! They dont need to look like anything else but themselves 😢. I am an artist and the human body is a very interesting collection of curves, lines and shapes. With billions of humans in the world, everyone is unique. Dont take that away from yourself!
Dr. Youn, what is your opinion on fat grafting for breasts instead of breast implants? Is it as risky as getting a BBL? Would you mind making a video explaining the process as well as your stance on this kind of cosmetic surgery?
Thanks!
I wish this was an option for me 🫤 I didn't have any fat to cover my implants so they look pretty fake
I have a lot of fat, but I lost a lot of weight. I just want to know if it’ll give me more fullness and less sag? Not sure
@@ItsBooToYou more fullness but not less sag. You'll still need a lift if the sagging is significant or you'll end up with Snoopy boob
I assume that a lot of extreme plastic surgery comes from a deep mental issue such as severe body dysmorphia