They would be beautiful if you steamed or ironed your pieces

Ralph lauren, my favourite brand.

Great video! I love your accent, where are your from?

Omg I never realized how horrible my bunions looked until I saw yours. I have a huge bump on both of mine yours looks almost normal.

Thanks for sharing. I love stuff like anti-hauls and stuff like that where it helps you to shop less. There isn’t enough content like this out there.

I also have wide-ish feet and Converse are just a huge no-no. I went for Vans instead and find them to be quite comfy. I am the same with itchy sweaters.

I had the same problem with some itchy clothes I bought just because they looked nice. I ended up selling them on Vinted for a good price because they were in very good condition, I suggest giving it a try!

I don’t buy wool sweaters. Can’t tolerate the itch. Keep the blazers, they are classics. If they are great quality you can have them for ever.

Good youtuber.Loved ❤

Well this is a PERSONAL tiering. With Ralph Lauren in the top tier it would have to be. I really like Ralph Lauren, was at one a few weeks ago. But objectively they are viewed as mid-level.

This is the same about what I earn from the channel too :)

Just had one 2 weeks ago

LV?

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So true I had a $82 cpm on my main account makeup video! I was shocked

I’m 72 but in pretty good shape for my years. My feet did not start going south until my mid 60’s. Over a few years my bunions got worse, the hammer toe went haywire over the big toe and I also developed a painful Morton’s neuroma. Even though I must be x 3 Elina’s age, I really appreciated her experience because it was also mine. Like 100% mine! I would honestly say that the two weeks after surgery were 24/7 excruciating!! Omg! And I live by myself. I had friends that would bring food, but still…. It was A LOT, much more than I thought it would be . Today is my one month mark and the doctor said it was time to start really walking . So I have. But only smooth flat surfaces. I would say pain level has dropped from excruciating, to just moderately painful. Yaaay! I’m also starting physiotherapy next week. I’m hoping in another month I will be moving around more normally. I love walking, yoga, riding my bike etc. I want to be active until the end! The only aspect to this video that frustrates me is how some people get this surgery …. and are walking around normally within a week with very little pain. I’ve heard this before! How is this possible? I want THEIR doctor ! Thanks for the great video! It really gives the full picture of what I also experienced. It’s definitely not for the faint of heart.

Thanks for all the info and tips and for showing how the items look on an average size person, that always helps me a lot when deciding what to order! I was wondering why you opted for the Ralph Lauren cable knits instead of the Lilysilk one, was it just the colour or the fit as well? I'm currently looking for a cable knit sweater and I'm contemplating which brand to go with.

Bunions are genetic my father has them

How is Your Foot 2 Years Later? Any Regrets Having the Surgery now?

Loving the vibe of your channel, new subscriber here👍🏻

You say very painful.. Don't they put you to sleep ? They don't give you hard pain pills ?

Bruv you are so pretty

You are beautiful but that picture of you in the hospital bed with the thumbs up, super sexy.. seriously.. anywho, not a creep but give credit where credit is due, glad your not in pain any longer. Hope you have somebody who makes you feel as pretty as you are..

A quick pressing would make your pieces shine ✨.

Wow! I could listen & watch you show jewelry all day! 😄 Thanks so much!

just dont have a lapiplasty. too many problems

Great review, thank you

Were you on crutches?

Thank you for honest and detailed review! Helped me!

It really surprises me when people say not much pain I had mine done both feet on Friday and first 4 days have been so painful especially trying to get around as it so bruised and swollen and I normally have high pain threshold

First of all, it’s not the law that’s bull crap they never should’ve said that to you and I would’ve called someone to do a nice little investigation on that place you have every right to go to a new doctor if you don’t like the way you’re being treated I don’t know a different state or a different countrybut you can always get a doctor. They might not be happy but they have to.

See what I would’ve done is, I would’ve changed my own bandages. I’m probably gonna be doing that on my own anyways because not only did that will not heal because it was so swollen, but it also didn’t heal because it was damp. It was wet. She’s so lucky she didn’t get an infection.

I’m also surprised it was a week. I’m not going to my doctor for two weeks after surgery. I guess it all depends on the doctor.

Also, I heard some people don’t have to take painkillers for more than a day or two some people take it for like 34 days. Some people only take them for a day. It depends on exactly what you had done and your pain tolerance and it depends on the kind of medication they give you a bit something that’s stronger it’s gonna help and it’s gonna help if it’s something that isn’t of course you’re still gonna be in pain. I also suggest taking ibuprofen in between to help with any inflammation and keeping your foot elevated and iced.

I’m also surprised he told her to put weight on the foot right after surgery see my doctor is giving me a knee scooter no crutches bad idea they said and I can’t do it anyways cause of my back, but they told me you could put weight on the heel of your foot, but do not put any weight on the actual foot itself the rest of the foot

I can’t believe it where she lives that they keep you in the hospital for days after surgery where I’m going I’m going in having surgery and leaving the same day

I’m getting mine done on my driving foot on Monday meaning I’m not gonna be able to drive or put weight on it for at least 6 to 8 weeks I was told and I’m also getting my baby toe done on the sandlot for a hammer tail so yeah the only thing that I have good for me is the fact that my big toe and part of my foot is permanently numb from nerve damage from the bunion so hopefully that will help relieve a little bit of the pain I’ve had so many surgeries, though that nothing is gonna ever compared to the pain I went through when I had meningitis compare to some of the surgeries I’ve had and the pain I went through and nothing ever gonna

Nope, very uneven polish surface, lots of indents.

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great vid

I know this is an old video, but im about to do this here in the states. I hope my experience is not as emotional. People criticize our health care, not being socialized, but i hope my after care doesnt get neglected. Glad everything worked out for you. ❤

This is great info. Thank you so much! Subscribed! Love to support people who have a great content! 😁

I too love Ralph Lauren. I think he is a legend. I have a few things but all are second hand purchases because I can’t afford new 😅. The few things I have I love so much I take really good care of them.

your very honest sensitive and genuine, thanks for honesty.

I don't watch this channel and don't take to fashion but your passion is inspiring!

I Just had Bunion surgery on July 23. Everyone said it was going to be very painful. I had a large bunion and a hammer toe next to it. They repaired both. I can't take off the bandages yet. I will have the stitches out on August 7th and I can't wait to see a straighter foot. I haven't had any pain to speak of.. I just find that Im very tired after doing a couple of things. I'm 69 years old and work two jobs 5 days a week and very busy. I have to be out of work for about 6 weeks because I'm on my feet all day. 5am to 6pm every day. So I guess I will take advantage of all the sleep I'm getting. I WOULD RECOMMEND THE SURGERY if you really need it. I'm so glad you posted this video. Thank you ! 8:15

Thanks to the CCP for covid. That "chess move" of theirs disrupted almost every aspect of life for the majority of humans. Awesome video regardless.

Update video on this?? like a year or 2 later?

I got the bunion lapiplasty and it's the worst pain I have ever experienced. I am 1 month post op and I now am having regrets and lots of pain. I will be going to pain management and seeking a 2nd opinion because the pain is still intense - my surgeon said I should not have this much pain...uhhh I know! 😢

Thanks for the video. You did not discuss the foot functionality before and after the surgery. Can you do cardio exercises? Are there still things you have to think about that people with normal feet don't need to think about?