Addicted to plastic surgery - The KPOP singer who ruined her own face?

#KPOP #Plasticsurgery
Hey guys, today we are going to be talking about the story of Hang Mioku, a Korean singer/model who became addicted to plastic surgery and ended up injecting cooking oil and cement into her own face.
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Trigger warning: This video covers topics related to schizophrenia, body dysmorphia and plastic surgery addiction. The video also contains images of Mioku after her disfigurement that some may find graphic and upsetting. If these topics upset you then please skip this video and take care of your mental health! 😊

[@soniadutt34]

Ploopy678 please please make another video on " i auditioned for scam kpop companies" T.T

[@purpledreamcatcher]

@@soniadutt34 ooh yes please

[@pearleaf4632]

@@soniadutt34 ya I want to see more too

[@purpledreamcatcher]

@@pearleaf4632 ooh yes that was cool

[@allyssaearly-mccullom4964]

But seriously you look so becoming in this video. Very soft classic .

[@sltslt24]

She was literally beautiful is so sad how mental health can ruin everything. Honestly if you struggle with image issues remember everyone has a little bit of this and goes through it. Be confident in all the traits you have.

[@nayelilozano8563]

Tbh it's not even about mental health the asian beauty standard is just hella unrealistic if you're not an xs you're seen as fat and that's just ridiculous and literally someone could be gorgeous asf but in Asia they wouldn't even be seen as average its just fucked up.

[@nayelilozano8563]

Also I'm aware that this specific story was really mental health but I'm sure the Asian beauty standards also had something to do with it

[@cloud9_moa]

@@nayelilozano8563 yup . I also think so just like dark skin is ugly and pale skin beautiful it has something to do with it

[@No-wi2qx]

@Bluejay Productions stop lying

[@No-wi2qx]

@Bluejay Productions looks still matter

[@angrypomeranian4094]

A k-pop star once said: "Don't let your mind bully your body."

[@artisticalex1206]

That is some great advice and a good point.

[@davespriter]

who said that? :0 that’s good advice

[@starrymilkk]

@@davespriter let me know if you find out who said it!

[@loveyloveydovey]

flop

[@power5385]

@@loveyloveydovey ??

[@beauregarden]

Another thing brought to light by her story is that people can be so disgustingly cruel and rude to people with facial disfigurements. We need to do better as a society and constantly push what is accepted as an "acceptable" way to look.

[@davespriter]

you’re 100% right

[@victor_dakota7986]

FACTS!!!

[@RoxelanaLisowska]

kprean society is different. americans or europians dont care about looks as much as korean singers

[@jinhitentertainmentdance3795]

I can’t believe the plastic surgeon would still keep going

[@Pingevin1]

Lmao, if you actually inject cooking oil into your face you deserve getting ridiculed 24/7

[@decrowed]

god, her story made me so sad... when i first heard the kinds of things she was injecting into her face my first reaction was horror, like, what kind of person does that to themselves?? but considering her mental health struggles and her past, it becomes more understandable why she felt like she had to do it. it's so terribly depressing... sometimes i really hate the way that society values beauty to such extent that people feel like they must be beautiful at any cost ...all that said, thanks for the video

[@marcusjackson1887]

Too true.

[@morphogenetic_]

Her needing surgery to appease the voices she heard reminded me of a somewhat similar case famous in my country, Lolo Ferrari (oui je sais.) That woman is famous for having really, really huge breasts because she kept getting breast augmentation surgeries, but in one interview she said "I only feel at peace when my body is a work in progress" (je me sens bien seulement quand mon corps est en chantier). And she's always been a laughing stock, no one ever wondered if maybe she was struggling mentally... It seems like Mioku's mental health was taken into account a bit more, but still, no one around her thought maybe there was something wrong for her to keep getting so many surgeries... It's sad.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

They get plastic surgery because of vanity reasons

[@user-zh2cx9vv2s]

​@@user-dv9xx3yy8vbeing so insecure that you feel the need to constantly change how you look is a sign someone is not doing well mentally. Feeling the need to comply to vain standards to such an extreme is not normal or healthy. These people are struggling with more than vanity and deserve compassion

[@Leandro-X.2024]

@@user-zh2cx9vv2s You say that because you are sane, but society would attack you if you were a big influencer right now. Why? Because society is sicker than before now.

[@malika2780]

@@user-dv9xx3yy8v Someone who doesn’t like to think further 🤦🏿‍♀️

[@hotsexyangel]

It’s hard to reprimand her because we all suffer from not feeling pretty enough or good enough. Society’s standards are unreachable. We need to find our own beauty and self acceptance. And like Angelene said: there’s so much more to a person than their appearance.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

It gets even more difficult as one ages

[@lyhuy7413]

😢❤ so true

[@Sheepy16able]

This is why i really hate the visual position in kpop groups. the member who has this position is always reduced to their look. no matter how talented they are, you just always read comments like "idol xy is so handsome" "idol xy is so pretty" etc. For me personally sometimes I wish i could do surgeries too because I think my life would be much easier and better if i were pretty but on the other hand every surgery is dangerous and can risk your life. I really don`t know if I should do it anywhen or not.

[@1991rendrawati]

my sister is kpop addict since she was in elementary school. she's into social media and kpop, i remember the day she looks up to SNSD so much and she wants to be like them. I am really sad because she was only a kid... I can't blame the girls but damn, if the industry doesn't put so high standard, I can explain to her easily. right now she was in university, and sometimes she still does a diet, and whenever she tried to diet, she will become ill.

[@purpledreamcatcher]

@@1991rendrawati All kpop idols i stan are my role models, but i would never want to be like them.

[@chaosspy6723]

One way to reduce the risk is to go to a real doctor. Some people just use some random person and then they die or get disfigured for life. Never choose cheap over your life.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

Like in almost every comeback they get a new "face" smh, not just the visual members

[@aspiknf]

Don't do surgery, you are fine the way you are. Lots of people do surgery and make themselves look artificial and then they regret it.

[@maurariverav]

i first heard this story back in 2014 but they never talked much about her background just said that she was an addict to plastic surgery from a young age. you are the first one to tell her real story. this is so sad :( it’s so hard to feel good about yourself. i hope she can now rest ❤️

[@SPDcru]

This story was so sad. I hope stories like these can be shared to educate others on mental health and cosmetic surgery issues. We need to be more grateful for how we were born and fight back against society's standards that push us to feel inadequate. I also hope people learn to be more compassionate, because it is so sad to me that people judged and shunned Mioku for her appearance and disability. Everyone should be accepted regardless of their appearance or abilities.

[@justSunny7]

Wow this is a very sad story. From the outside looking in people would think she had it all, but to her it wasn't enough because of her mental health struggles.

[@phoenix72999]

Yup. Only the person themselves can know if they are happy. We can only see the things we want and we don't have. But we don't know what we might not want. Especially mental health struggles can make it impossible to feel happy and safe, no matter how good your life might seem.

[@scouringthisplanet3217]

U know, Park Bom was the first person that came to mind when I saw the notification with the title of the video 😩. I hope she too can stop and be happy with herself where she is honestly.

[@1991rendrawati]

yeah, me too... I still blame the CEO to this day, if he didn't comment on them so badly, maybe she still looks the same.

[@bhpbp]

Bom look so pretty back then now it’s just😭😭

[@yyani4806]

@@bhpbp no fsohßpppwccnl

[@straykidsASMR]

Wasn't it because of lymph node disease? And I thought she doesn't even get it anymore

[@someone-re7sq]

i used to be a hardcore blackjack and had no idea what was happening Bom was beautiful then and now and i hope she can finally be happy with herself.

[@GuranPurin]

I don't think I'm attractive at all. But I could never imagine getting plastic surgery. The way I see it, not everyone can be drop dead gorgeous. Some of us have to be the ugly ducklings. And that's fine with me. As soon as I accepted that, I felt a lot better and I honestly don't even concern myself with my appearance these days. I feel so bad for Mioku, she was so pretty and didn't need any of those surgeries. Even if she didn't think she was as pretty as the younger girls, she was still pretty in her own right for her age. You don't need to look 16 to be beautiful.

[@stephanierojoo5190]

Im pretty sure you are good looking. Everybody is beautiful in there own way (:

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

People age anyway, those who are "beautiful" cuz they're young are gonna be old as years go by. Beauty is also subjective.

[@janhaviw1922]

no one is an 'ugly duckling', what does make one ugly though is their personality

[@dianachin4849]

When that actor Rick Moranis was young, he was already nerdy looking. He still looks a Nerd up to this day as an old man LOL

[@Jenylle34]

Beauty was never created I have proof first of all Why would God create beauty??? Beauty is in the inside Not in the out. Probably Someone or something randomly created beauty..nobodys perfect. There just pretty in there own style and way if God created that??? Wouldn't like so kuch people get surgery and half news of crime is by surgery I used to say I'm ugly because of my big lips which really was just opinion

[@Akursedtime]

Could relate to Mioku. In my family, I'm considered the pretty one and is still always praised for it. It took a toll and so in my younger years, I was so obsessed with how I looked. Always had to dress up and appease those around me. Eventually in my later twenties, I started to dress how I wanted to dress. And valued my own style and beauty, instead of getting praise. I'm a lot happier now than back then. And though I still get a comment about how I look by family and friends. It doesn't effect me anymore. Getting help is also the reason. Mioku just needed help. I just hope she lived the later years of her life, happy. I heard she had a pet dog and she loved him, so much. She genuinely was a good person. And she shouldn't have been judged and bullied so harshly. Society is cruel, especially those with mental health problems and addictions.

[@davespriter]

i think people underestimate how much praise and criticism alike affect peoples’ self perception. either way, constant commentary on their appearance leads people believe it’s the most important thing about them, and they put an unhealthy focus on that. i’m really glad to hear things have improved for you, and i hope people can appreciate you for your thoughts, interests, hobbies, and passions

[@ziya31]

I’ve seen that picture before but I’ve never really heard the story.

[@ziya31]

She kinda does remind me of brooke shields. Anyways this just reminded me no matter how much you think someone else is good looking, that doesn’t mean they feel the same way about themselves.

[@shellyb3127]

Same!

[@khntou4178]

I'm fine with the existence of cosmetic surgery especially when it comes to medicine, but it's taken a turn for the worst once these reconstruction procedures become revolved around beauty. What's especially bad is that celebrities and influencers present themselves as the standards of beauty, but aren't honest about all the procedures that got them there. It puts unrealistic standards for kids and pressures them to think of surgery as necessary even though it's never a guarantee - how well you look afterwards depends on how well your body can receive surgery and how expensive the procedure is and how good the surgeon is. I'm all for mental and fitness checks before allowing cosmetic surgeries.

[@cgilbert210]

Yes. I know some are more honest now but back then, they would look totally different and say it was “weight loss”. 🙄

[@felmargego2534]

@@cgilbert210 nah most of them are still lying through their teeth. and if they do admit a procedure, they only admit like one or two and then claim that's all they did, leaving out the other procedures.

[@miam_k]

@@felmargego2534 there’s an italian youtuber that says he got plastic surgery in every video basically he’s very honest about but isn’t forcing it he’s like “do what you want, i did it because i wanted to lol” i love that about him

[@TwilightEpiphany]

i personally don't there should be anything wrong either if someone undertakes a procedure for appearance. sometimes people really just wished they had a different set of features and there's nothing deeper than that. however if the reason for wanting to undergo a procedure is more than cosmetic ie an indication of dysphoria, then definitely we have to reconsider since surgery will not remove the cause, only the symptom. i just feel like there's quite a bit of stigmatisation surrounding cosmetic procedures (we only ever hear about the extreme cases, and understandably so since it's so often an indication of messed up societal values or mental health issues) but i think there's space to allow for people who just wanna get something fixed because they just wanna get it fixed. sorry if i came across as a little harsh. obviously in an idea world we should all love ourselves but... human being are discontent creatures by nature AND nurture and aesthetic beauty is just one of those things that i don't think we'll ever find peace with, not even in a hypothetical utopia.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

For medical reasons, surgery is fine. But for vanity? No

[@hannasghost321]

Changing your body because of insecurities will only make you hate it more, instead try to love and embrace it as it is

[@justrandomotaku]

What kind of doctor continue to inject fillers and do procedures on a woman who's clearly addicted and going through problems...

[@emilionema]

a doctor who is getting paid well. some people dont care enough to help people

[@davespriter]

for real, i had to quit working as a barista because i felt guilty for feeding into peoples’ sugar/caffeine addiction by serving them sweet coffee drinks... i could never ever imagine what it’s like to be a cosmetic plastic surgeon.

[@1991rendrawati]

I think she went underworld doctor or unlicensed shady people, in My country, there's a people who chose this dark path to get a cheaper injections, sometimes the effect can be deadly or melty face.

[@aspiknf]

@@davespriter Aww you're a good person 🙂.

[@davespriter]

even if she was truly ugly before she did this to herself, it would still be heartbreaking that she went to such drastic lengths and put her health at risk to such a degree. honestly her final looks after her reconstructive surgery are a relief even with the facial disability, because it was clear that she was much healthier than when the foreign materials were still in her face. it seems likely that her DIY surgery still may have shortened her life, but i’m glad she was able to return to society and have a second chance, rather than dying alone in the dark with cement in her neck. it’s also important to note that even approved and common fillers these days migrate. people are lead to believe that fillers dissipate on their own, but only it appears that way because they leave the area they were originally injected into. in reality, people have to get a second set of injections to dissolve fillers that have migrated over time. if people keep injecting fillers without removing them, they don’t get a more sculpted face. instead their whole face puffs up over time with the synthetic material. even modern and common procedures carry risks and have long-term effects. i hope that people keep that in mind when they make decisions about procedures, instead of looking at cases like this and saying “i’m different, i won’t let that happen to me.” body dysmorphia isn’t a weakness for some and a strength for others. we all have to learn to take care of our health and spirit first, and to respect the humanity of those around us by respecting other traits about them rather than constantly commenting on their appearance.

[@Sunny-xq3ul]

Man, plastic surgery addiction is so scary

[@hyeon.periodahh]

Yea… not to be like a baby but her injecting anything in her face and then needing parts of her face removed and still looking like this even after they tried to correct her face (the one with cement in it) just horrifies me. Idk it’s like a nightmare. I feel bad for her may she rest in peace

[@blackberrymusicstudios]

For real. Imagine injecting horrible chemicals into your own perfectly fine body to look prettier, getting addicted to it somehow, and ending up looking like THAT. Like we were born that way, our bodies work just fine and are amazing, and we ruin that by trying to match it with some "ideal type" an absolute maniac of a society created.

[@holoona7906]

Voices in head is so hard to overcome, i used to listen voices in my head and it was so bad, i told my parents but they didn't listened to me. Don't worry i am doing ok now and i know how much precious our life is.

[@davespriter]

i’m so sorry you’ve had to deal with that without support. i hope things continue to get better for you.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

@@davespriter right, sometimes those who should've supported us don't do so

[@hon_eybearrr6557]

as someone with ocd, what Mioku was struggling with mentally sounds very similar to obsessive compulsive cycles. You get really bad negative thoughts or images(obsessions), and try to do specific things thinking that it will make the thoughts subside (compulsions). Mioku's obsession with fillers might have very well been a compulsive issue.

[@Karasulilo]

I also have ocd and even i thought the same thing. Sounded like compulsions to me too. It was really sad what she went through. And I hope You are doing okay.

[@hwangbigdong]

This is such a sad situation. We as a society need to stop prioritizing looks, because this isn't as rare of a situation as you think even if people usually don't take it this far

[@YoNo671]

I wanna cry.. I feel soo bad for her. She was suffering soo bad, and no one really knew. She was soo beautiful before, I would have died for her beauty. This poor woman.😭

[@SR-wq3pi]

"God did not make a mistake when He made you"- it's what I wish to tell anyone feeling down about themselves. God bless Mioku, and may she rest in peace. It definitely highlights why mental health is important.

[@vjan9003]

She lived a horrible life Sorry for her😢 may her soul rest in peace finally

[@nat_to_world]

I think this story also speaks to the importance of mental health education. If her family had actually known that she had schizophrenia and what it was, they may have been able to help her better. While having the best intentions, they helped to enable her addictions, and were most likely not able to get her the proper medication/treatment for schizophrenia that she needed because they had a misunderstanding of her Illness and how it worked. I’m glad though at the end she was able to get help and turn her life around and live her life freely for a while before she died. There are many people who are never able to get better.

[@emeraldkik4442]

I can’t find the report that says she died. I found one that said she’s still alive and works at a shop. It could be unreliable but it’s one of the first sources that appears when googling her.

[@ploopy678]

Hi, I believe the source you are looking at is an english website called Glamourbuff. However, various Korean sources (including SBS) have confirmed her death - here are just a few: news.sbs.co.kr/news/endPage.do?news_id=N1005062652 www.donga.com/news/Society/article/all/20181218/93349145/2 ent.sbs.co.kr/news/article.do?article_id=E10009329230

[@emeraldkik4442]

@@ploopy678 Oh, how sad. I guess I was being optimistic. Thank you for the clarification!

[@milkovinc]

i watched a lot of videos about mioku but your video is the best so far. everyone was picturing her as a plastic surgery addicted but you're the only one i saw who actually told her story. thank you for this informative and eye opening video!

[@shatteredshards8549]

I think a lot of us have probably seen the photo of her after her self-injected "fillers," but not with her name attached. Thank you for taking the time to research this and share her story with us.

[@marcusjackson1887]

Friendly reminder that beauty is subjective, individual people differ in what they find attractive and what they don't, beauty standards often put an arbitrary pressure on people either to strive to look a certain way or to be attracted to the standard, and both of those just reinforce it. Beauty standards don't help anyone and they seem to hurt everyone in some way, if you're not "beautiful" you'll feel pressure to attain beauty, if you find things attractive that aren't part of the standard you'll be shamed for it, if you're happy or even proud to not fit the standard you'll be shamed for it, and even if you do fit the standard a lot of people seem to only know how to resent you for it or objectify you. Beauty standards are arbitrary and when people put so much value on them it can crush people and their individuality, either it turns us all into a homogeneous smear or it causes rifts between everyone because we're all different but no one is actually allowed to be. Woof, sorry for the preachy wall of text, I just figure some people could use hearing this.

[@momoj9574]

tw// self harm as someone who has had experience with maladaptive coping mechanisms, they become addictions. for me it was self harm and even though i knew it was bad i kept thinking people had it worse than me and that i wasn’t that bad. it was bad and i went to the hospital because of my depression and there were others who had arms littered with self harm scars. people can want to stop, other people can get scared by the ways people disfigure themselves, but at the end of the day addictions can be so strong that it feels hopeless. it makes sense that mioku was so obsessed and addicted and as she ended up in poverty resorted to unsafe things. i’m glad she was able to heal before she passed. addiction is hard and to any who struggle, you can get through it! i’m three years clean from self harm. if i can do it, so can you

[@xiao286]

Mental Health is so important- ESPECIALLY in her case.. I wish that her family knew about how important it was because they really did care about her- unfortunately they just chose the wrong thing... her story truly is very very sad

[@krazykitty1562]

RIP Miyoku, that is so sad what happened to her.

[@madstookova]

wait she passed away?

[@mccannclan3146]

this is one of the saddest stories i’ve heard in a while. mioku was such a beautiful woman and because of the unrealistic beauty standards of korea she suffered the rest of her life. she seemed like such a wonderful person and i feel bad for the fact that she had no money left and everyone would avoid her. i wish people knew about this sooner so she could get better help. rest in peace 🕊

[@nishiniki112]

This is just heart-breaking, due to her addiction, she didn't have the best life she deserves, but i am happy at the end, she realize all her mistakes and tries make things work again.

[@leah3402]

i have heard of this women before but i never got to know about her story and now when i have i feel really bad :(,may she rest in peace btw🙏🏽

[@JaimeMesChiens]

Poor, sweet lady. When he documentary aired, she got to see how much she is loved. It was the 1980-90s cultural stress on her that damaged her psyche. I hope she knew, at the end, that she was loved and respected.

[@jasminezhu6058]

Mioku's story was so sad :( I feel so sorry for her ... Thank You Ploopy for telling us her story!

[@_7f00ff]

0:04 0:05 She is gorgeous. Who would want to change that face? That's crazy.

[@poonnapap.3856]

I think she was obsessed with preserving it. Maybe when you are pretty you’re also afraid of losing it since it’s the only quality you think you have

[@flyingunicorn8694]

Honestly I know these were all her choice, but the doctors would obviously have know there was something wrong. But rather than getting her the help she needs and warning her of the effects all these procedures would have on her they just kept enabling. I feel like a good surgeon would have at least told her to slow down or notice that some sort of issue with her need to keep getting procedures done.

[@1991rendrawati]

I think she already met that doctor, but again.. she has a mental issue, instead, listen to her surgeon, she chose other doctors or even went to unlicensed illegal places.

[@bri_lala6960]

she suffered with mental health issues, she had schizophrenia, of course that’s going to affect it, honestly you with comment wouldnt help her one bit

[@sakshishetty6605]

To be honest most of the doctors don't care about it. They just want money. Only few are there who talk about the side effects of doing fillers or anything else.

[@smb.]

How sure are you that they didn’t warn her or give her the run down on the procedure including side effects,which is their job to do so with all procedures (not just intrusive ones). At the end of the day the hospital and doctors do tell them all these things but it’s still the patients decision at the end of the day. Patients have the right to refuse not the doctors refusing the patient. And even when they do, there’s literally another surgeon/hospital next door. Maybe stop blaming organizations that rlly don’t need to care about you as long as their due diligence and job is done and start putting more accountability on these ppl, their therapist/psychologist (if they have one) and their immediate circle ie family and friends.

[@allenk6373]

well it was his job you pay him and he does it its okay as long as its not illegal like we cant blame a person who only did his job

[@clarimm6675]

The video was very interesting and informative, though a trigger warning at 5:08 would've been nice, I almost got sick seeing needle after needle get pushed into the skin

[@chuushearts]

I mean there is one in the comment section… first thing you see

[@KaguyaHimex]

Thanks for tackling this dark subject with a sense of respect ❤️

[@DocBree13]

I’m literally sobbing - this is so tragic. I’m so sorry, Mioku - RIP dear lady Your commentary is something everyone should hear.

[@nadii4ever]

SHE WAS SO PRETTY B4 TOO 😭

[@junkmail6115]

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Whilst one maybe telling themselves that they ain’t pretty enough, is actually perfectly gorgeous in another’s eyes. Hope that we all learn to build self confidence not based on looks.

[@user-dv9xx3yy8v]

The fact that people found her beautiful means her looks was appreciated.

[@AustinPS97]

This was a very sad story indeed. As someone who still doesn't love themselves, your words at the end of the video were very comforting Evangeline. Thank You.❤😊

[@noorieboorie]

Your videos are always so fascinating! Thank you! I feel so sorry for this poor woman and her struggle. Mental health is so important.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

Her face was perfectly symmetrical. I wish she would have forgotten about her looks and just aged gracefully

[@owen823]

This is an eye opening story, thanks for sharing. I'm in the process of losing a lot of weight that I gained since COVID hit. I'm a guy and I do care about how I look and how I feel, and I feel like it's good to see this type of thing every now and then to remind myself to maintain a healthy relationship with my appearance. It's so hard to relate to the extreme nature of Mioku's story, yet it's easy to relate to the worth that she put on her appearance. Great upload as always!

[@zinja0830]

I love seeing how you put together your videos. Not only compelling topics with thorough research, but a great message and nice editing too!

[@emersonphillips4597]

This is so sad. She went from a beautiful woman to this. Her family did support her but they don't knew what she was going through. Rip 🙏🕊❤

[@nick3805]

Bruh... I feel like I'm about to vomit to be honest. This is absolutely horrible! I'm honest, I can't understand it. Not at all, and I won't pretend to do. Neither her nor the society that saw the results early enough to not hire her but didn't actually do ANYTHING at all. How far can let a society let their citizens fall if they are mentally unhealthy enough to inject themselves with cement and think that's a good idea?! Uh...

[@Ironheart73]

I guess sometimes we should just accept two things 1. We will never have the perfect face or body that we want. We can of course attempt to keep improving, but its also important to have contentment of what God gave us 2. We all age. The petals will wilt on everyone. You can try to age gracefully, but one fact of life is physical beauty will inevitably fade. It is the way of nature.

[@ms_souma3698]

Lessons of today: -Obsessions can be bad -Ningning is Evangeline’s bias

[@NarinderKaur-xx3xl]

Evangeline**

[@sikebts2835]

I love 2ning

[@ralphanthonyespos9417]

❝ _…industrial grade silicone_ Yeah. As substitute for implant silicone. Like how one can think of using castor oil to saute vegetables. WTF

[@wmnk_]

Your videos are so good!!, but I miss your videos when you learn all the choreos of the groups 😭💫

[@spaghettilawn-mower9620]

It’s truly so sad that she went through this. She was so beautiful and it just goes to show how badly mental health can affect you.

[@jacobthejuuler]

You did a great job covering a very tough and difficult subject!

[@xprrj]

Omg my heart sunk to my stomach 😭 how awful it must be to feel so helpless and out of control on top of having an untreated mental illness. I hope she's now happy wherever she is and can finally rest in peace. Please all of you remember to seek help if you ever feel like you're drowning or even when you're feeling quite okay. Stay safe ❤️

[@nottomentionanyone]

To be fair your teenage hairstyle is freakin great.. Sometimes people insecure for nothing 🥲

[@artisticalex1206]

I've heard of this lady. It's so sad. Because Hang Mioku was pretty before and really disfigured herself. If she did one plastic surgery then that would be no problem, but this is why you don't go too far with it.

[@readingrainbowsdivination]

Grrrrl your speech at the end is so inspirational! I was a girl with weird hair and glasses it took me until now in my thirties to find my true worth. Thank goodness I was poor enough to not get plastic surgery in my teens and twenties. Now I actually feel beautiful, and I have never been more attractive in my life and am grateful it is all natural ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@meimei]

she was very beautiful and had a great voice, so seeing both the body dysmorphia, and the voices appearing made it more heartbreaking. I've done studies in mental health in east asia, and it's somewhat still taboo there, so her family not seeing the issues isn't new, and only since the 2010s it's begun to be more open for those stuggles (my main points were Japan so stuff like Menhera, and yandere's have had a huge spot). I'm glad she got her help and could feel better about herself till the end and we only wish she left without pain

[@Jungwons_GrapeJuice]

The Story is so sad, and CRAZY at the Same Time! I mean she was before the surgeries so beautiful and pretty! It’s Crazy what mental health can do with you!

[@jkv5332]

her case is always so sad and heartbreaking. our mind, our thoughts, our perception holds so much power.

[@iristruong06]

bestie you look SO GOOD

[@scouringthisplanet3217]

Dayum. Thank you for sharing. I cried 😭😭 I feel so bad for her. Like this is the perfect example of not being accepting of how one looks, can do to a person🥺. please we humans are so much more than looks😩. We only have one life on this planet , make the most of it, not based off of people’s opinions, but knowing that u won’t regret at ‘that hour’. And that u lives your life happy. May her soul Rest In Peace ❤️and curses to whoever was telling her she would look more pretty with fillers or whatever. They were probably jealous.

[@dimesandnines00]

this clicked something in me. ugliness is mental, not physical. yes it may be objective too but the way to PROCESS it is mental. i won't hate myself for my body and face anymore, i'll just accept it, love it and working on it on a healthy way. this video really helped tbh

[@KyrieRuwachHosanna]

I get to listen to the fantastic Ploopy678 voice again!

[@Noname-nn2hm]

This is the first video I've watched by you and I just subbed. You are so sweet and thank you for shedding light on Hang Mioku's life, there needs to be more people talking about these issues, especially with the way society is going.

[@MoeJaxon]

I seen this story years ago and I’m here again. I feel for this lady. May she Rest In Peace. There is a lesson to learn from all this

[@Ilovechipmunks1256]

This is absolutely sad, I was extremely shocked on how much Miyoku had gone through. I can see why she did this to herself, but it us still upsetting. She was such a beautiful woman even to the day she passed. I hope shes happy somewhere else. May she rest in peace, and may her story go on. This story should also show people the consequences of changing you're face soo much.

[@radimgabaj4263]

I love your unlucky idols videos!

[@AntonioGG1-9801]

This tragic case of plastic surgery goes wrong. Once it goes wrong it irreversible 😔

[@King.Anfernee]

Ploopy, you are glowing!

[@AntonioGG2-8420]

Her story is so tragic and sadly her life end on a tragic note

[@lukebf6254]

Just barely got into Kpop about a year ago and loving your videos

[@martineavila5708]

You are beautiful Evangeline, beautiful. Thanks for this video.

[@dariacristisna8005]

You look gorgeous 🖤🖤🖤

[@xavrza]

OKAY Ploopy, loveeee the makeup look

[@getoffmyproperty7513]

I was also one who really hated myself for the way I look. I’ve tried everything I ever was able to do but I was still upset. Now, I’ve learn to never push yourself to hard to be perfect. Because everyone is perfect just the way they are😁. You all are very Beautiful💕♥️

[@aprils1888]

Ploopy!! MY FAV!!!!

[@chuushearts]

1: wanted to say you are absolutely gorgeous omg And damn…this is tragic:( mental health awareness needs to be brought up more cause look what it did to this Beautiful women

[@graceful1537]

Well, fans have complimented only her looks, which became her only personality trait: that she’s pretty. That gave her the message that she should look young and beautiful forever to please her audience, so she decided to get plastic surgery. However, her satisfaction with the result was temporary so when she thought the first procedure wasn’t enough, she started to get more and got addicted to getting work done onto her face. Such a sad story…

[@honeyy5240]

I have body dysmorphia that also mostly tackles my face and I swear it's an awful thing to have, I avoided mirrors for the longest times, only brushing my teeth in the dark. May she rest in peace :(

[@robloxfans1129]

Oml i remember watching a bid on the same topic on grazy TV's channel. I believe you guys have had a collab video together! I haven't watched the vid yet but I'm so excited to watch it to releive stress from my secondary terms! I love you so much! ❤️

[@calmyourguts9511]

May her soul always Rest In Peace 🕊🤲.

[@moiitsdanielle7138]

Such a sad story from success to disaster. Poor Mioku people really are terrible and make you feel insecure and then people can do crazy things.

[@Rxnan23_]

I honestly feel so bad for her as she looked so happy with life after going through all that and she had also lost her job, family and happiness while living in the dark not being able to afford much :( but it makes me happy to see her happy again and living life to the fullest after the incident btw guys she’s still alive she’s currently 59

[@8itakichan8]

you are soooo beautiful inside and out. thanks for your words

[@cats.addict6457]

I totally agree with your conclusions at the end of the video... 👍👏

[@caeleeschoeman2340]

I feel so sorry for her omg

[@reihensgens9950]

Such a sad story... R.I.P. Mioku.

[@Flowersbloom-yf7pd]

Sis you really beautiful😍✨

[@loveontopfan3100]

This is so incredibly sad.

[@Coc0lastic]

Rest In Love!💕💕

[@cgilbert210]

She was pressured to look beautiful and that was way before social media. I thought she was so pretty. It’s sad that she felt that pressure. 😔 I’m happy the doctor was able to help her before she passed away. RIP Mioku 😔

[@penelopepuffman]

Wonderful video!

[@MiznaSaleemudheenC]

I really like your intro