DIY Cheek Filler (How I Did Cheek Filler At Home) | Surgeon Reacts

[@drgarylinkov]

Check out the follow-up video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3-vZmCun7B_a7M I discuss the legalities of doing DIY fillers with a lawyer who gives great new insight!

[@moonbeamer4468]

That lady is dangerous!

[@dinkvjr]

I love this doctor!!! I would feel so confident and comfortable if he were my doctor.

[@clearxpectations]

I looked up the product she is using...It's made in Korea.

[@dinkvjr]

@@clearxpectations of course it is, how do you think she gets it? Not in US.

[@littlebunnybunny]

Hi doc how much do u charge

[@icannotbeseen]

if you can't afford a certified surgeon, you can't afford the aftercare if it goes wrong

[@HalfNHalf.]

EXACTLY!

[@ManUntdForever]

Well said.

[@le_passumwalnuts9434]

Perfectly worded ⭐️

[@gothic7821]

VERY good point.

[@SE-hh4vx]

Not in Europe

[@india239]

I’m a former nurse. I couldn’t watch her injections herself. I’m astounded that despite the very real dangers of what she was doing she was chatting away as if she was giving a nail varnish lesson

[@LaynieFingers]

Absolutely. I recently had an allergic reaction to a vaccine and was literally on the floor turning blue in 10 minutes. If someone hadn't used an EpiPen on me I would have been dead. I honestly don't think she realizes just how quickly things can go seriously wrong...

[@tweetypie1978]

I'm a nurse too and was given subcut prophylactic heparin to take home after my C-section. Where I live it's given to every patient having surgery and I worked on a vascular/lower GI surgical ward (don't know if it's an international thing? I'm from the UK) And it's given for longer after pregnancy/ c-sec. So I am extremely used to giving it, everyday every patient. It is MUCH harder to inject yourself than it is to inject other people! I could not imagine sticking needles in my own face!

[@kerirobicheaux6629]

Very disturbing to watch.

[@braeutchen41]

@@kerirobicheaux6629 40 yrs in icu......I never could stand to watch a knife start cutting the human body.... I also couldnt watch the insertion of a swan-ganz catheter......😖.....I could pass the instruments and fill the syringes.....but watch??.....as my grandson would say, "Aboslookey knock!"......😫😖😵

[@HeidiAndScots]

@@LaynieFingers I hope you're doing ok now

[@jah7536]

I can’t believe how confident she is during this little ‘tutorial’ haha. ‘You might bleed, it’s fiiiiinnneee…. And just keep shoving the needle in until you feel a bone, just keep stabbing, it’s fiiiinnneeee’.

[@woolzem]

You ever had fillers? You're gonna bleed.

[@ravenID429]

@@woolzemDid you miss the stabbing the bone part?

[@vanessag9461]

Watching her not clean her face, not wear gloves, touch her face with her ungloved hands, and then say she’s keeping her environment “sterile” is infuriating.

[@N0N4M30]

I suffer from OCD so watching her made me really uncomfortable because my night time routine is more sterile than her preparation for a dangerous injection lol

[@XDominiqueXFranconX]

Any environment with a cat is not sterile. 🐱 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@MM-fg4tw]

She does clean her face and hands, she explains how important that is in every video. Most injectors I've been to don't wear gloves either

[@mojito-alongtimeago]

@@MM-fg4tw Did you not listen to what this doctor is explaining? Wow!

[@XDominiqueXFranconX]

@@ThisIsKassia, ok, that’s not what I meant. The cat was in her space; it can’t be sterile with the cat there. I never said you can’t sterilize a space by excluding the cat. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@henlokitty3358]

I dont care if she ruins her face. Thats her own responsibility and ignorance. What really bothers me is that she promotes it to other people on youtube.

[@gojewla]

There are a lot of stupid people out there. If they don’t get info from her, they will from elsewhere.

[@danakyleexo283]

Lol

[@DontHoldYourChops]

Who needs a board certified professional who spent countless hours studying, practicing, and specializing in this subject when you can do 2 hours of reddit research that's filled with looking at before and after pictures?

[@futsk01]

So what if she promotes it? It's their own responsibility to make these decisions. People aren't cattle.

[@d.fattyadams1313]

@@DontHoldYourChops Lol.

[@FamilySmith]

You're really awesome at teaching and explaining! I love your calm, relaxed demeanor when describing what you want to convey!

[@brittlebricks10]

I don't care about getting any procedures but I love this channel, because I love having calm medical people explain stuff 😂💎💎💎

[@OurWorldAhead]

For a moment I forgot whose video I was originally watching and thought this was funny, because I was listening to the DIY lady talk in the background

[@breeb2638]

I will never understand why people risk this. That's your FACE, your FACE

[@fuabtreter7302]

@fuzzynubbins You only see mistakes made by surgeons because most people aren't stupid enough to perform these procedures themselves. There is so much that can go wrong and if you're not a fan of "greedy" plastic surgeons - none of these people NEED plastic surgery. It's completely optional and if you don't want to spend money to at least minimize the risks you don't have to get it.

[@breeb2638]

A doctor can't reccomend any unlicensed person give injections with unlicensed pharmaceuticals. Regardless of how they personally feel about it, there are ethical, professional and legal obligations that doctors and nurses have which prevent them from being able to publically condone DIY filler. The same that keep them from condoning people removing their own sutures or taking off their own cast. Of course some professionals can make mistakes, some may even fail to attend to aforementioned obligations. But that's why research is important! Dr. Linkov does not stand to gain any significant amount of new clients from this one video, but you're of course entitled to extrapolate whatever you like. You will, however, be hard pressed to find any credible medical professional that would condone this publically. (*edited for typo)

[@meganevans839]

@@fuzzynubbins I think you're the one who needs to grow up if you think that is a good argument. If a trained professional can make serious errors then all the more reason someone who isn't trained should not attempt it. It would be one thing if this women did this herself in private and this dr found out and just started attacking her but that's not what happened. She's encouraging this stupidity. How many people will attempt this after seeing her video and how many do you think will do it correctly and safely? The obvious answer is not many so again you're the one who needs to grow up.

[@kimlong-sf9ke]

It cost to damn much to go to a doctor! They get those products for next to nothing cost!

[@fuabtreter7302]

@@kimlong-sf9ke Cool, you don't pay for the products though (as we saw, apparently everyone can easily get those), you pay for a professional doing it. You pay for the training that they went trough. Now obviously they are a business, so they need to make a profit which will drastically increase the price. Luckily these procedures are entirely unnecessary and only individuals that are sure that they want to risk their health and spend their money to minimize said risk in order to alter their appearance will go through with them. It's like a tattoo. Sure, you can easily do them yourself at home and some manage to make them look great, but there are health risks and of course the risk that it will look bad. If you go to a professional artist, it will look good, you will have the best chance of not getting an infection (depending on who you go to of course) and you will have someone with experience working with you. If they do it wrong, you can probably sue them. If you do it wrong, there is really nothing you can do.

[@allyschires2683]

Watching her do this makes me sick to my stomach. Her response of “why didn’t I feel the bone?!” “…my cat jumping up messing up my sterile environment…” YOU DONT HAVE A STERILE ENVIRONMENT!!! Oh my god, this is a form of stupidity on a whole other level.

[@lewis5341]

and she said that after prodding her injection site with unclean hands like 100 times??? I was also so worried that the cat would knock her or something

[@InTheNameOfLife1]

Dude I swear. The amount of people that don’t understand aseptic vs. sterile and how much goes into both of those. I can’t. NO your apartment will never be EITHER of those standards of cleanliness, DEBRA.

[@jessicacroteau5600]

@@InTheNameOfLife1 Also sanitize vs. sterilize. I mix up the words sometimes but you need equipment to sterilize!!!

[@micheal2458]

omg, the whole needle in and she didn't feel the bone... how are you gonna try to inject something in your face without doing enough research to know facial anatomy?? This video is making me so scared for her!! 😭

[@dalithecat]

I know! I felt so nauseous the whole time I was watching this!

[@marniekilbourne608]

It seems to me that KZbin should not let anyone post these videos because they definitely qualify as misinformation and self harm!! Thankfully we have doctors like Dr. Linkov who take the time to educate and keep people from harming themselves and others. It has always terrified me how many people lack the most basic common sense and decision making skills.

[@legacythone]

I also think others shouldn’t be allowed to use others videos if that’s the case.

[@christinamack4204]

I cannot believe that she actually thought dr. Linkov was being condescending?! He was more than respectful for her literally showing people how to potentially cause serious harm or disfigurement to themselves on their face of all places. All he did was share the actual truth and tell people to be cautious and put their health first which is damn good advice!!

[@janejohnstone5795]

Exactly 💯..

[@TheMagdalenaBB]

He was actually very calm when reviewing her work.

[@user-el4pc1fo7s]

@Kewliope Jones yeah, and if anything he has every right to be condescending. he's a professional.

[@SH-wn9xh]

In reality he went WAY too easy on her.

[@Noname99903]

She’s pathetic!! Clearly just lives for likes and views by all means necessary 😡 A grown ass woman “clapping back” at a board-certified surgeon who did absolutely nothing but bring awareness to her derange content!! And in a respectful way for that manner !!!

[@mandymckk]

Not only is she putting herself in danger, she’s also trying to teach other people how to put themselves in danger 😫imagine if a kid or teenager saw this and somehow had access to this product, and did irreversible damage to their face because of her video

[@drgarylinkov]

I think that’s why KZbin took down many of her videos.

[@marjansarec2337]

I think people like that deserve punishment in order to grow as people.

[@kibbyb6917]

Lol threads are not cheap.....

[@emersonhawks]

People do fucking mall piercings all the time and lose ears, they don't give a shit about personal safety or sanitation.

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

@@emersonhawks exactly!

[@TNelly1089]

It’s not illegal to use these products on yourself. They are not FDA regulated products because they are made in Korea. You don’t need a license to purchase or use on yourself.

[@ggfla6735]

Thus, let’s ruin our faces?

[@Fgdfgyrdfhjkkbgff]

It's actually legal.

[@rabbit3212010]

​@@ggfla6735yes. If we want to. It's a personal choice.

[@dave9401]

When the doctor is discussing medical terms I feel relaxed. When the DIY lady comes on screen I feel tense.

[@allyssa333]

Same!!!

[@onnie.6815]

LMAOOO

[@ElaAusDemTal]

Exactly! Her whole demeanor is like nails on a chalkboard!

[@parisTheDoll07]

same !

[@MrsTlotto]

His reaction at 1:06 is me exactly! Why are they always so loud and animated? It must be draining to be so loud and so extra every time you turn a camera on. It's phony and weird

[@LorryHill]

I died at “Hope the cat doesn’t touch her elbow she could slip ugh “

[@drgarylinkov]

Hahah it physically hurt me to watch this video.

[@b.t.obannon61]

I had a mole removed recently and the Dr had his extremely large dog In the room 😭

[@mschickie007]

@@b.t.obannon61 that doesn’t sound hygienic !

[@JaneDoe-ip5yl]

Ok I would never mess with this. Esp after watching this 😬 then there you are at E.R

[@lauraburke9700]

@@b.t.obannon61 that is strange

[@annmcnitt8749]

A young woman I know did this, many times, and obviously with body dysmorphia. Her husband reported that she bought it on the internet from Canada. By the time of the divorce, she was unrecognizable and actually frightening to look at. Incredibly sad.

[@jillianturman7853]

Scratches hair, scratches face, scratches ear, touches face prior to injection. 😂 confessions of a germophobe

[@emmagatewood3898]

Don't forget, she had her CAT in the room with her while injecting herself.😬 Yeah, a totally sterile environment!😳😂

[@marinamartinez6886]

Yes, she's totally gross. And no real lighting?!

[@jp8649]

From someone who has done heroin... This is nuts. It's also really sad how far people will go to solve their insecurities. (Sad as in actual empathy for them, not sad in a negative way)

[@Jauphrey]

Preach, homie. I really feel for these people, honestly, it's a damn shame how far down the rabbit hole insecurity can take a person. (Which, like you, I say as someone that's been there. I sure as hell don't think of myself as better than this woman or any such nonsense.)

[@leelat.6231]

But for grace go us.

[@Hosigie]

I think she's doing it for views though.

[@bbeeez]

Wait, what does doing H have to do with it?

[@ayceleijae]

@@bbeeez I’m assuming this person is saying they’ve injected H yet thinks Jess is crazy for injecting filler

[@beekay9607]

I like your reactions, doctor. You capture the absurdity of these videos while never being condescending or unkind.

[@skinsciencebymira]

I watched both this and her response and found her way 100x more condescending - despite her accusing this doctor of behaving as such. She was very defensive and confrontational. I don’t think there’s a way to really stop DIY without infringing on people’s rights so while I don’t think it’s safe, I’m not against it necessarily. And I’ve shared info or content in the name of harm reduction for sure. But the DIY attitude is what bothers me. Fine, do what you want to your own face. But if you upload a video to a public platform, people are allowed to criticize. And if it was really as easy as she seems to think…. There wouldn’t be so many things done incorrectly. I just think it’s a case where many DIYers know just enough to be dangerous vs knowing enough to actually understand the risks.

[@drgarylinkov]

Well said. Thank you.

[@julielaythe704]

These are the same people that will start a go fund me page to pay for their self inflicted injuries. What people are willing to risk for some free money. Do not donate to these people.

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

@@julielaythe704 like gorilla glue hair chick🤣😂🤣😂 🙄 I have zero sympathy for these stupid people.

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

Dr Linkov did not sound condescending at all. He was stating his professional, educated opinion. She is definitely an attention seeker with no class. Also... definitely on drugs.

[@skinsciencebymira]

@@morticiaheisenberg9679 she absolutely had already made up her mind before she sat down, she was completely closed off to anything he had to say. I believe that people have a right to make choices with their own bodies so it’s not like I’m walking around trying to end the DIY Community, far from it. But if you’re going to upload to a public platform then others are allowed to respond and if you truly think you’re above any kind of criticism… well, you better bring it then instead of shaky hands, poor sanitation, bad technique, and completely dismissing the risks.

[@lara_xy]

I wouldn't pierce my own piercings, I wouldn't tattoo myself, I don't colour my hair by myself and yet all of these seem so TAME compared to this woman. Absolute batshit craziness, and for what? Rounder cheeks for a few months risking everything he mentioned?? Insanity

[@anemptyspace]

Hair coloring isn't hard to do by yourself, it's just a bit tiring because you have to hold your arms up for a while. There are also gel hair colors that you just put in your hair and massage it in like a shampoo and leave it for a while, super easy.

[@janejohnstone5795]

Exactly 💯 right..

[@alamc200]

@@anemptyspace I agree, hair coloring is not an invasive procedure, you're not piercing, injecting or cutting into your skin. It's topical application. And you don't need special education, training or a license to do that. But yeah, I would not inject or pierce anything into my skin.

[@Pepperdove]

I color my own hair, but hair is transient and it always grows back! My face, on the other hand… 😰

[@florareid8169]

I do tattoo myself, but wouldn’t do this!

[@Dr.NowIsTheGOAT]

The scariest part of tutorials for me is that they have SO MUCH CONFIDENCE in what they’re saying and they truly make it sound factual when in reality most of what she’s doing is wrong/unsafe 😬

[@GanyuMain_]

The less she knows, the more confident she is. Ignorance really IS bliss.

[@erikachase8115]

Very fair and educational commentary on DYI filler video. You were not condescending or judgmental, but stated your comments in a concerning manner. Your comments were helpful to bring awareness to any cosmetic procedure, no matter who is injecting.

[@drgarylinkov]

Thanks! That was the goal though some clearly didn’t want to see it for what it was.

[@AprilLovesDIY]

@@drgarylinkov I appreciated it!

[@theKRB93]

I genuinely have no idea why your dislike ratio for this video is so high, aside from the uncertainty around legality (which is hardly the point of your critique). Must be the fans of whoever made the original video? It's abundantly clear you are not making fun of this girl as some people are suggesting. Regardless, another great video. Safety-first standpoint with a professional opinion on procedure and technique, exactly what I came here for

[@debbielockhart7762]

Probably all the weirdos doing their own fillers.

[@marinalopes8611]

That's the army of Karens from FB groups. The "DIY" community also known as "how to deform your face at home".

[@baddie1shoe]

I think most of these people originally found the KZbinr Natural Kaos’s channel and her Facebook group (which was shut down)..so she is hosting her own site now for the DIY community. They are ordering this filler from Korea most likely. I recommend watching the video on Natural Kaos’s channel called ‘PDO Threads Korea..’ It’s completely gruesome & features herself and her family members’ appointment to receive really aggressively administered PDO threads. The video is quite shocking.

[@marinalopes8611]

@@baddie1shoe yeah that's mama karen

[@lucasgarcia8285]

Right? This video is formatted like an informative essay and some entertainment(:!

[@Shophiamondar2]

I stumbled across a similar video and was literally shocked. I checked the comments to assure I wasn’t crazy and was further baffled by all these people taking notes and saying can’t wait to get this and thank you. Someone even commented “I’m always black and blue for a week when I do this so I’m excited to try this method” like what?! Seriously worried for these people. Amazon and other sites should not be allowed to sell these very easy to find products.

[@7ele5crivente]

Americans have a level of confidence that I think could be considered pathological. Idk, is that a thing? I should ask a psychiatrist.

[@sourpatchkid394]

I agreed that the level of confidence was pathological... I’m American and I know lots of Americans who would never do that... Obviously if she got it from another country, you can do it at home in other countries?? I would be sweating...

[@7ele5crivente]

@@sourpatchkid394 in Europe absolutely not. I guess in some countries some pharmaceutical companoes are willing to sell this product overseas even when it would be illegal in their own country. But I guess this only happens in countries with more loose regulations or less controls from the authorities. Off course crazy people is everywhere, I don't want to blame it on Americans... But I notice these things happen more in the US, maybe it has to do with the absence of public Healthcare so people are more willing/used to self medicate. Or maybe I'm biased.

[@MaryOKC]

LOL! 😆

[@Baba_Wawa]

As an American I concur. It’s scary, but man does it provide for some laughs!

[@larayne]

@@Baba_Wawa - such a great response, made me laugh and made my day. 🤗

[@EfikZara]

Can you do videos on the recent studies about filler not dissolving as quickly as was previously thought?

[@drgarylinkov]

Will add to the list!

[@EfikZara]

@@drgarylinkov Yayyyyy ✨🪐 I love your vids btw; I binge watch regularly 😅

[@Mllemama1]

Omg EfikZara, i love your videos, you re so pretty

[@nickark4807]

Yeah I read that it just flattens out and stays in your face so eventually your face gets fat from it

[@xxfree-forevloverxx9325]

@@kineybus2473 botox or fillers? Or the are the same? Ay idk

[@jordanbdailey]

honestly, this is easily my favorite youtube channel. love hearing the scientific/anatomical explanation of these procedures.

[@kjmewmew2295]

I would rather pay a professional injector the $800 than inject my self. The potential for harm is terrifying. Blindness. Stroke. Imagine the medical bills from 'saving money' by injecting yourself. I mean if you cant afford it there are options. Care credit. Personal loan. Financing through the spa office. Or just plain old saving money. Please dont take this risk! It could be deadly.

[@drgarylinkov]

Agreed!!!

[@danas3818]

I’m not advocating that anyone do this to themselves, however, I have a few things to say. Just a philosophical perspective. I know a number of people who do, their own injections, and they have studied and studied anatomy and technique. Would you be willing to agree that there are some people who are so focused on doing these injections correctly and safely, that they might actually know the facial anatomy better than some doctors, and are more meticulous and cautious as well? And many also keep Hyaluronidase Bacteriostatic Saline on hand, knowing that most hospitals are not prepared for a vascular occlusion and don’t carry Hyaluronidase. Additionally They sanitize with the same antiseptics that physicians use, and are very careful to avoid contaminating the skin once cleanser or the needle once open. Doctor, are you familiar with a book called “when the air hits your brain”? It’s written by a neurosurgeon who says at one point, tongue in cheek, that the real test for a neurosurgeon should be the ability to pull a bone out of the game Operation without setting off the buzzer. The point being that while I respect the amount of education a plastic surgeon has, learning to do injections, particularly on oneself, can be done with literally the same degree of expertise as a physician. Once a person has become well versed in anatomy, mapped their own blood vessels, they become familiar with the specifics of their own anatomy, whereas Licensed injectors(physicians, nurses etc) are seeing multiple people per day. Again, I’m not suggesting that anyone inject themselves, but I also don’t think that anyone who does this is crazy. Another benefit of self injection is that the self injector can approach their “transformation” very slowly. Two days after injecting 1/2 cc, he or she can go back and add another .1 or .2 and so on. As far as whether insurance would cover complications, I have to ask, why does insurance pay for the lung cancer treatment of a smoker? Or the for cost of complications from obesity, like heart disease and diabetes?? What about when a drug addict overdoses? A driver who crashes his car and sustains serious injuries because he’s driving well over the speed limit? What about the complications from a suicide attempt? Say, stomach pumping or reconstructive surgery following a self inflicted gunshot would. These are all caused by choices/actions that an insurance companies could deem “illegal”. No? And I have seen plenty of nurses and Plastic surgeons admit to injecting themselves and some even doing so on you tube. Finally I want to say that I appreciate that you actually were pretty fair and open in watching and reviewing the video. For the record, I don’t know that I would say she is the poster child for self treatment. But I do believe there are people out there that might actually surprise and impress you! Thanks for listening!

[@PhenixJoe]

I do my own toxin injections, pdo threads, and chemical peels. Have for years. I do a great job and I’ve never had any issue, beyond a bruise here or there. I have countless hours invested in researching. It actually IS possible to learn to do these procedures safely and effectively at home. Filler is another ball game in terms of risk exposure, however; I wouldn’t attempt that. But as a whole, there are many procedures that can be done from home if you’re willing to put in the painstaking hours of research. I understand that I take a risk every time I perform a procedure, but it’s a calculated risk, and I’ve saved $10k+ over the last 5 years

[@michellevella577]

@@danas3818 Very well said and I 100% agree.

[@danidelafuente1]

@@PhenixJoe can I ask how you do your own toxins? I get Botox in my masseter muscle to help prevent migraines caused my my frequent ptsd “episodes”. It works so well but I can’t afford to keep up

[@tribalstyle138]

Having taken gross anatomy and seen all that's in the face, I would never ever do this to myself!! There's so so so many arteries and nerves in the face and there is a lot of variation in where things sit in people. Nope, this is nuts.

[@drgarylinkov]

I’ve tried to relay that exact message. There has been pushback from some but unfortunately the counter arguments are weak and promote a dangerous activity imo.

[@g.m.5511]

Don't think you are alone who considers that anatomy is very complex. Me too, but for my doctor ( quite famous in Poland) it is ALSO not easy ! I know that doctors are taking part in the workshops , they are only watching and afterwards they come back to the patients and do as they have seen, without any practice !! Hovewer, it is not only about the anatomy, but also about the density of the product, the depth, the amount, so it should be kind of artist who will not disfigure your face !! Thats why i started to learn on my own and look for the reason why it went wrong....I still believe in " good "doctors but it is important to understand what they are doing, because not all of them are good !

[@drgarylinkov]

@@g.m.5511 This is true

[@mamasays3378]

@@drgarylinkov plastic surgeons are just as much artist as they are doctors, too. I wonder if that’s what pulls you to the field when you’re in med school. You have to be more than just a detective and doctor with plastic surgery. You have to have a sense of beauty, creativity, proper balance... it’s so much more than a “right brain or left brain” type of career. You have to “have it all” to do your job well!

[@lisasinervo1633]

Honestly, I wouldn't even let a plastic surgeon do it (no offense meant Dr Linkov). If my face was super asymmetrical maybe, but too risky and often not even a great improvement. There's much to be said about developing a personality.

[@silverhound3340]

New subscriber! I know this is an older video, but WOW, I had no idea people are actually doing this themselves at home 😱I go to a doctor for botox and fillers, because I trust their training, knowledge and experience. I would never dream of doing this on myself! I do hope she didn't cause permanent damage to herself. Thank you for reacting to this and sharing your thoughts/expert opinions!

[@zy510]

I had a look at her channel and found her reacting to this video. She was very defensive and just kept saying "well if it's illegal then why are you sharing it on your channel? You're making money off of illegal activity then!" Because I'd watched her video I began getting her videos and posts in my feed and safe to say, she hasn't learned to be cautious. She's released schedules for near-daily livestreams where she does DIY Botox, thread lifts and fillers in different parts of her face. I'd hate to say it but she is going to end up on Botched trying to fix her face or like Hang Mioku, who had injected herself with cooking oil and silicone and became extremely disfigured as result.

[@danakyleexo283]

She actually looks very beautiful ! More beautiful as she aged because she is doing her own procedures ! Otherwise she couldn't do it because she could my afford it .

[@justinajones3000]

"Botched" won't accept her submission: Doctors Dubrow and Paul Nissan are in CA and they don't need to sully their fine reputations dealing with Botched: the Felonious Episode.

[@danakyleexo283]

@MermaidOutofSea u should just leave her alone seriously ! I'm not understanding why anyone would put her down in the first place because she isn't bothering or hurting anyone! Maybe just leave her alone your being really rude ! It's ugly and not necessary . If u don't like what she does then don't watch her plain and simple. Picking her apart really is petty and not very cool! Have a nice day!xo

[@danakyleexo283]

@MermaidOutofSea xoxo

[@sofypi7493]

@@danakyleexo283 "I'm not understanding why anyone would put her down in the first place" because what she is doing is extremely dangerous?...like are u stupid? the only reason someone would defend such action is because they feel attached personally so u either have done the same thing or u are planning to do the same. and girl u are in the comment section of the video of a LICENCED SURGEON reacting to people doing stupid stuff what the fuck where u expecting?

[@caribbeantigress]

Girl goes on a video; literally exposing herself to criticism- in this case a board certified surgeon- then goes to her channel and complain how condescending this doctor is 🤦🏼‍♀️ She’s a piece of work indeed…

[@subblonde3101]

she really is.....and so are her insane viewers..... the comments are unbelievable.

[@daphne4983]

Piece of filler

[@heathersvanity8648]

I thought he was extremely kind and honest in his reaction to her video. Condescending?! Girl, please.

[@tokkia1384]

I didn’t think he was Condescending at all. I thought he was super polite and kind. He didn’t make a single judgmental or personal comment. He was very professional and gave general good evidence based advice.

[@AndSoWeLaughed]

Where’s she’s exposing herself and explaining to viewers how she is unqualified to teach anyone how to do this. Stupid person.

[@selenastenta9212]

Thats my girl! I just love Jessica...not only can she do a procedure while she is filming, but she is so smart & good at what she does, while being entertaining at the same time! She is so cute, I never saw her with red hair before.Must be an older video...I just love her!

[@larsland]

This is a scary takeaway.

[@HeidiSmithMusic]

This guy is so calm and relaxing to listen to, I would love him to be my doctor! Very reassuring. I tried nose non surgical rhinoplasty recently and I love the result!

[@StuckinNormal]

Oh I wish there were a way you could post a picture! I have been so curious about that procedure for a long time!

[@karendalsadik7119]

I’m a provider and brought the product and my friend who is a trained FNP would inject me for free. He retired and I still have a syringe of juviederm. I would never inject myself even though he encouraged me to and he did himself. No way it’s my face!!!

[@Helena-wv2zo]

I laughed so hard when he starts the video and instantly turns the volume down

[@drgarylinkov]

I have sensitive ears 👂

[@TheFeralFerret]

Came from Luxeria's channel! I really loved your collab with her, would love to see more!

[@demoniczek27]

Even my injector doesn't do it to herself, and she's a pro.

[@erinfennessy5332]

But if SHES the injector ?…..

[@euphrasiepolly5575]

@Creative Renewal yeah there's definitely some. I'm a dermatologist and my friend nurse does it for me lol. One time she wasn't around and I just couldn't get myself to do it on my own, I'm too scared.

[@saladasss2092]

@Creative Renewal watch the video again he explained that you can faint with a needle in your face and your head should lean on something. It's not about confidence

[@photography5gonzales88]

@Creative Renewal just because one can doesn’t mean one should LMFAO

[@davidschonfeldwichers8981]

@Creative Renewal your point??

[@ONCEINABLUEMOON1993]

There are many safe inexpensive ways to look better, such as working out, eating healthy, applying sunscreen/retinol. She doesn’t need filler, not to mention diy filler.

[@alamc200]

Thank you!

[@anapardo8847]

I was thinking the same.... it's crazy she is doing this especially when her cheeks need no enhancement. I wonder what look she was trying to go for.

[@zuleymacatherine]

You are truly the best at reacting to this videos, so much helpful and professional information share about the risk, and just educating us patients. I'm so glad I found your channel, I get fillers and toxins about once a year and this is terrifying to watch how she is doing it to herself. No way. Thanks again for your educating content!

[@pammclaughlin8210]

There’s a reason plastic surgeons go to school and residency and then fellowship for so many years!

[@Channelinterrupted]

So she can safely do what he did for free lol?

[@savannahmartinez4003]

@@Channelinterrupted safely... no. Lol

[@subblonde3101]

and then they have to get certified to do injectables! and they still are learning new techniques all the time.....her and her viewers are insane.

[@MN-ns1lo]

nurses with a bachelor’s can do injections.

[@exoticscbd]

Replengen is a Korean produced filler if you were still wondering about it.

[@ThinkAboutElephantss]

Lmao your username is fantastic 😂

[@bossyspaghetti]

I was gonna comment the same lol

[@ThatGirlJD]

Wow doing a quick online search, this stuff is relatively cheap and easy to order.

[@PhenixJoe]

It’s actually not a bad product 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@princessbabe1313]

Yes it’s a good product and it’s approved in Korea BUT it should still be done by a pro lol

[@gabriellebakker6489]

This is my favorite video so far. I am interested in the dissection of stupidity generally and you detail hers by breaking down the pros, cons and potential complications of her actions in really informative detail. I think explaining the necessity of the antidote being on hand is a great tip as additional safety check even if doc is Board Certified. This is a great example of expensive desire intersecting with budget behavior.

[@Little_Muscle_mummy]

I’m in Australia and my injector was a registered nurse for years before she got into cosmetic injections, she has to study it every year to tell the government she’s still learning.. like when they have to re register every year.

[@drgarylinkov]

That’s the way it should be.

[@amypanddirtytoo1926]

I'm a mortician and even though we can literally not harm our clients anymore than they already are we still have required education every year to keep our licenses. I believe it is the same in the medical profession as well, required continued education?

[@hanimay6843]

Where I'm from only a doctor can inject you with fillers and botox.

[@tweetypie1978]

@@amypanddirtytoo1926 I worked as a nurse in England and had to do different continuous development courses at university. Same for docs. When you are on a professional register you have to be able to prove you have done a certain amount of hours of professional development over the year you have been registered. Here I was registered with the nursing and midwifery council (NMC) and they can ask to see your proof at anytime.

[@luzeagudelo6035]

Couple of years ago I had a bad experience with a Dr who injected my cheeks with something he said it was Juvederm and I developed a terrible infection in my both cheeks that kept me in the hospital for3 weeks, I Was isolated in a room and the people who visited me had to cover their bodies from head to toe, I could not see their faces. Now I'm dealing with this scars that thanks to the face masks we have to wear nowadays I can cover my face so nobody stairs me. Thank you Dr Gary for lecture people!!!

[@ALT-vz3jn]

Oh that sounds just horrible, I’m so sorry you went through that experience. Have they been able to help with improving the scarring?

[@Yikkoofficial]

You should do a video on this to warn others. I’m so glad you’re alive and healthy ✨

[@StuckinNormal]

Oh my God I am so sorry you had that experience! That’s awful. I hope that someone will be able to help with the problems that caused for you. Was this a person who claimed to be a licensed injector?

[@StuckinNormal]

Oh sorry I did just see that you said a doctor. What the hell did he inject you with? what was he thinking? I’m so sorry

[@katrei1982]

I never thought I’d say this about a plastic surgeon but doctor Gary is a pretty cool and chill dude

[@MrNotkaren]

Perfect example of dunning Kruger effect in action and why you leave things to the professionals. She is smart enough to get her hands on the materials but not smart enough to realize how bad of an idea this is 😬

[@cretan982]

There's been a show called Dr Death based on a real neurosurgeon who had this syndrome. Confidence was in inverse proportion to his actual skill.

[@marinalopes8611]

The less you know the more you think you know

[@janej6184]

The more I learn the less I know

[@-MaryPoppins-]

I’m scared of using new ingredients on my face because of how sensitive it is. I can’t imagine risking my entire head, and LIFE, by injecting random crap into it 💀

[@kylielinae]

This was a hard watch. Talking of which, I have no idea how I got here but am glad I did. Love your voice I must confess.

[@CrimMayaGames]

That woman is insane. She's gonna have one nasty infection on her face. Hope she felt that was worth the risk. If you can't afford to get it done by a pro just learn to love your own face.

[@Esoterica99]

infection would be a blessing compared to an embolism, which is not rare when injecting fillers into the cheeks and bridge of the nose as well as paranasal region.

[@Lilliz91]

Maybe she got lucky.

[@LaynieFingers]

You know, I'm all for DIY, but this is just terrifying. I don't think she (and the other diy plastic surgery people) realize just how quickly things can go wrong, and just how wrong they can go. I feel absolutely queasy at this!!

[@alexia3552]

Does she have someone on hand to watch out for her? If it's just her in her room then what...? Does she have someone around who could call 911 for her? In an office you have a whole doctor in the room with you with training and at a minimum first aid supplies, if not access to a hospital environment to directly address any complications

[@t091293]

it's seriously incredible how calm and respectful Gary was during this video, imagine how triggered a professional must get by watching people do absolutely insane, dangerous shit like this to themselves as if surgeries weren't risky enough done by experts lmao

[@mary-ud2wp]

I really like this doctor, he seems like a good physician.

[@staceykersting705]

Yes, he's calm a nd quite focused. Just what u want in any kind of doctor or practitioner. he's explaining clearly w/o going for goofy jokes and cheap laughs.

[@ALT-vz3jn]

Yes, Dr. Gary seems very competent and likeable.

[@mlboone3028]

Was that a cat running across her ‘sterile” environment omg 😳

[@tweetypie1978]

Sterile my arse! Lol she didn't even have normal gloves on nevermind a sterile dressing pack/gloves!

[@jacqueswalton6517]

😆🤣😂😹😆 I'm dead 💀🤣😭😂these comments and the video 📹of the cat running across her sterile

[@kam0406]

We are driven for DIY and at home treatments in a quest to save money, but safety should always be first. At home treatments are going to be more and more in demand and I think innovations to make at home treatments safe is what will be trending.

[@ChronicRen]

I have a medical port, so I’m quite familiar with needles and sterile fields and gloves and skin prep and all of that stuff. This girl is absolutely nuts to inject into her face based on some face map from google images, let alone without gloves. And where’s the sterile area where she’s keeping her things on? Is it just sitting on a random table? When I get my port accessed I stress that I’m going to miss and I can both see and feel where I’m supposed to stab the needle into. Not to mention the fact that I’ve had training on how to do it. She’s relying on sharpie to figure out where the needle goes, she’s obviously not qualified to go by feel, and she’s going based off of internet research. This is just such a bad idea.

[@ashboren6845]

i have a port and do my own access as well. this lady is crazy for doing this and she’s definitely breaking every sterile protocol. 🙃

[@Natasha___.]

Having your "port accessed" sounds like a euphemism.

[@ChronicRen]

@@Natasha___. well normally I just say “stabbed in the chest” but without context that is very concerning, so I used the proper term lol.

[@savannahmartinez4003]

I love this video. It is insane to me that people are trying to defend DIY face alterations. Wtf?! I do feel like unrealistic beauty standards have made people feel more desperate for a certain look.. so I get that. But wow. Just yikes. It’s arrogant for people to think they can do this safely without training and irresponsible to post it on the internet to encourage others.

[@drgarylinkov]

Well said, thank you. We will be posting very soon a podcast I did with an attorney on this topic.

[@subblonde3101]

she tried to say that the only reason doctors/nurses are getting upset with it is because they dont wanna go outta business!! like 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😂

[@anashe11]

@@subblonde3101 lol doctors are nurses are mad bc they’re the ones that have to try to fix it and treat it after the DIYer messes their face up

[@DJ-sv7xf]

We think we know much more than we actually know. It's internet, youtube and a few successes that seem to validate us when actually we were just lucky. I like Dr. Linkov's comments. Her touching her hair and noticing the cat got in made me whurse (wheeze and curse at the same time).

[@TaylorRaine]

The cat hopping through the scene was the best part

[@FayCreative]

If somebody wants to have a go on themselves, then that’s up to them, just don’t recommend it’s what others should do!! . But the way she is talking sounds like she’s also teaching what she’s doing which is not good.

[@chowfun1976]

1:05 Probably not a good idea to be injecting yourself in the face when you sound like you’ve downed four Adderrall with a pot of coffee.

[@daphne4983]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@juney18]

Yep, noticed that also. Not relaxed for sure, really hyper.

[@doris3317]

😂😂

[@sarahalbers5555]

Exactly my thoughts. Lol

[@steviedoney3803]

I honestly thought she was on meth. smh

[@lamarchedutemps7427]

What is fascinating is their sense on self confidence knowing she does it without having any Phd, and the fact that she give advices !!! I would be terrorized to get blind or get a C.difficile bacterial infection in the face !

[@meowblackk]

I appreciate how you're clearly (in my opinion) re-gosh-darn-diculously aware; Beyond professional, as well as humble & SO very polite in your thought processes throughout verbal analysis. I respect it very much! Thank you dude! 👊🏻

[@Raev222]

I can really tell how much I need a man who's this calm and level-headed even when upset..

[@donnyreiss1180]

go get him tiger

[@ananastea]

lol it’s a nice trait indeed! in all people, not just men.

[@Monicuxiable1]

I have something to confess. I was also going to do this procedure myself. I have the hyaluronic acid, the needles, a vein light... everything ready. However, I found this video, and I realized that, even if there is a thousandth chance of losing my vision doing this treatment, it is not worth it. In my imagination everything was perfect; I could get facials much cheaper, and my skin would be radiant (I wanted to get rid of the acne marks), but it scares the hell out of me now. So I'm going to go to my usual doctor, and I'm going to give her my hyaluronic acid, confess to her that I had planned to inject it myself, and wait for her to tell me off. I'll give her the acid just in case it's of any use (I bought it from a very good brand)... but I would feel like a little girl in front of a teacher (Im 34). I thought: if a doctor can do it and it seems simple, why not me? Sometimes, when I feel smarter than anyone else, Ive been dumber than anyone else actually.

[@megandrehr3420]

The whole "I want to keep this sterile" No gloves ( don't know if she even washed her hands) touching the box it came in which God knows how many people touched just that during manufacturing/stocking/shipping. Then setting things down on the table in front of here which who knows when the last time it was properly disinfected. Constantly touching her skin and not using atleast an alcohol swab to reclean her face, scratching her scalp and ear and going back like it was normal. I don't even like giving myself my birth control injection because of the fearful thought of getting an infection even after I sterilize the injection site my hands the counter im laying out things on. This woman is crazy

[@stretchkitty21]

Not to mention the cat running around. I have a port for infusions that I take care of myself. Was fully trained to access and deaccess myself etc... If there's one thing I've learned in the process is that even many professionals have terrible sterile technique. I cringe when medical professionals touch things they shouldn't contaminating their gloves and don't realize it (or just don't care) ... Watching this train wreck was so uncomfortable.

[@itsmimi3154]

There is a woman on YT (not a DR. And not licensed) that makes DIY fillers, botox, PDO threads etc videos. Her user name is Gorgeously Aging. I find it so strange and concerning that nobody tells her that it’s dangerous. She mostly gets a lot of good comments while I’m just sitting here cringing and thinking about how dangerous she is. I don’t understand how YT allows these people to make these kinds of videos.

[@drgarylinkov]

I think YT is starting to come to some sense and blocking some of the videos.

[@itsmimi3154]

@@crisy9052 oh wow, Cristin. Talk about assuming shit 🙄I don’t watch those videos. Occasionally they’re recommended to me . I think it’s important that we spread awareness and let people know that DIY fillers and Botox can be dangerous. Sounds like you’re the one who needs to STFU. 😬

[@ayajade6683]

@@itsmimi3154 the channel you're talking about blocks and deletes criticism

[@itsmimi3154]

@@ayajade6683 ah that makes sense. Thought it was odd that every single comment I read was positive. I kept thinking there is no way everyone thinks that this is safe and amazing

[@danakyleexo283]

@@itsmimi3154 at the beginning of every diy video these women do they tell u how dangerous it is and not to do it yourself to go to a pro . Everyone of the videos tell people this but u know people will do what they want and atleast the diyers are there to show u how they do it and they show u when they do it wrong too. So really the diy videos are saving alot of people from messing up their faces by learning from these women who are sweet enough to share their experiences with us ! What they are doing isn't wrong cuz people can get Botox , fillers , threads etc... Requardless of the diy videos and atleast when they do get ahold of these products they can learn from the mistakes and also learn the correct way to do it. If it wasn't for the diyers I bet there would be a hell of a lot of women looking really messed up! They are going to buy this stuff with or without the diyers so the videos are a really good thing and it sucks they are being put down for it!

[@EmmaDuncan8740]

When you didn't know the name of the filler I immediately knew this was going to be rough Edit: this is SO educational, I love it!

[@amaiaamaiaa]

imagine having this level of confidence in yourself

[@terrancekayton007]

Idk 🤷🏿‍♂️ if it’s confidence . She looks scared AF to me, I think she’s doing this for 👍🏿 comments & subscriptions.

[@b0g_dyke]

I think she's might just be stupid

[@juney18]

I’ve been a RN,BSN over 27 yrs, and people are NOT identical. Never do fillers on yourself at home.

[@MN-ns1lo]

Ok but docs are injecting blind too and those anatomical differences that could cause problems like occlusion would still be present.

[@anemptyspace]

@@MN-ns1lo occlusion shouldn't really be that much of a concern and as Dr. already mentioned, it can be quickly and effectively reversed. At least you can trust a professional to not inject into the facial nerve and paralyze half your face.

[@hombre6604]

@@MN-ns1lo so your logic is that if even a professional who study for years and even has practical experience still has to be careful and still abhors a risk then a total incompetent person should be just fine? do you not think that the risk would increase instead?

[@divaelizares7910]

You are such a kind doctor. Thank you for educating us.

[@jacqueline364]

Dr. Gary, I love your insights and energy. You have a peaceful way about you and present the information in a way that is relatable! Thank you for being a light of knowledge and caution among the darkness of ignorance.

[@MeowMeow-by8ub]

You could easily paralyze your face by hitting a nerve . If you get silicone … you can disfigure your face . Also you need to go to a certified plastic surgeon to get your fillers or else you can look like a monster . Look at the surgeon’s work and read his reviews . You might pay more , but you won’t look like crap

[@jillmarie3841]

I agree! Lately I’ve noticed a lot of the plastic surgeon prices are close to the same as in spas, too! Sure you aren’t going to find group on deals but the syringe costs are about the same.

[@michelerodriguez701]

That’s not true, you never heard of a med spa?

[@MeowMeow-by8ub]

@@michelerodriguez701 , I knew a RN who disfigured many people with her handiwork . She committed suicide a few years back . I would not trust my face to anyone but a board certified plastic surgeon . I would also read his reviews and talk to his patients . I used to see a lot of disfigured people walking around LA that probably went to med spa or somewhere inexpensive . You get what you pay for . Hope you don’t look like Frankenstein someday . Saving a buck is not saving your face

[@user-ez9tz4vt4g]

His explanations are serious ASMR

[@traviskeller3641]

She's addicted to it like it's a drug. You can see you're getting the shakes and anxious about the injection. It's actually really sad to watch and I hope she gets the proper psychological help so she realizes the risk involved and to leave it to a licensed professional it's her life on the line. I don't mean any disrespect

[@ananastea]

to be fair, i had to poke my butt with a syringe of a painkiller before and it’s scary to do, feels unnatural to harm yourself. i got really jittery to fake bravery sort of and insert the needle. might be what’s happening here

[@traviskeller3641]

@@ananastea the point you brought up is exactally what i tell people that most people that inject drugs especially opioid users, often they are actually somewhat massicistic and see the self injury from needles as simething they themselves feel they deserve. i dont know where the self torturing starts and the laziness to just get new needles... just a thought i wanted to get input on.. to be clear i use prescribed testosterone after a spinal cord injury... it is in my opinion after the a person falls in love with the drug and romances it becomes the kind of problem i referred to

[@traviskeller3641]

@@danakyleexo283 have you had a romance with a needle or watched someone choose it over life? i have seen it.i get nothing joyful for pointing it out. this is my wheelhouse navigating people like her in the video. what is disrespectful about any of that i said ? You might feel different if it was your daughter. she pointed out that she should be staralizing again because her cat ..... if a doctor was performing that procedure and willfully continued with risk of infection, or worse...... after people like this f*** their faces up they point the finger at somebody else or blame the product for their own stupidity

[@traviskeller3641]

She obviously has issues because she pointed out that she needed to sterilize again but her own life isn't worth the effort to do so. Seriously don't need anymore apologists for Dangerous procedures regardless if they're legal or not

[@ananastea]

@@traviskeller3641 i didn’t say she didn’t do dangerous stuff and am not advocating for it, chill. just meant that her shakes might be related to the fear she’s suppressing / what i experienced. maybe not.

[@lawyerdoctor]

I watched this during a study break for Step 2, and it provided me a good enough and comedic relief. I’m also a lawyer and my goodness there are a lot issues here.

[@sheila7909]

Yes she’s from California I’m subscribe to her channel but she gets all the products from Korea I’ve actually ordered from the site myself it’s amazing

[@frowniebrown86]

You have such a soothing Doctor voice. I mean, obviously the medical degree is the important part, but you just sound like a doctor. I guess that worked out pretty well for you 😂❤️

[@staceykersting705]

Yes, he def' has that extremely focused personality u trust and admire in a surgeon. If practitioner's act like frat boys or goofy girls, RUN!

[@TDeezyDoesIt]

I LOVE Dr Gary! He is so calm, mello, and explains things so we "non med" ( just made that up) people can understand. He comes across as a human that really cares about people, unlike my now ex plastic surgeon who was extremely arrogant and just bragged about how much money he makes. Ugh. Plus, Dr Gary is a cutie! Too bad he's in NYC! 😁

[@lukethomas658]

It made me insanely anxious to watch, and yet I couldn't look away.

[@GMW.artist]

I've had to self inject myself (prescribed meds) and the thin needles are actually harder to insert, especially hard to check that the bevel is positioned correctly also. The skin is really elastic/tough and resists a thinner needle more over a thicker needle.. 😎✌🏽

[@anemptyspace]

Yeah, thin needles tend to bend easily if you get it wrong the first time, it's quite annoying 😅

[@StuckinNormal]

Same here: pernicious anemia.

[@TheGuindo]

yeah i have to do IM self-injections for meds too and when she called 27g a big needle i was like "girl bye". come to me when your pharmacist runs out of 25g and you have to use 23g for a month.

[@ladygodieva6298]

I went to this lady's original video and read the comments and hooooolllllyyyyyyy hell, the comment section is absolutely rife with ignorance, from both her and her supporters. It's concerning and sickening. I hope they all took the time to watch Dr. Linkov's video so they can at least learn why these procedures should NEVER be DIY.

[@headphonic8]

Darwinism at work

[@alamc200]

No surprise, "birds of a feather flock together" so sounds like there's a whole flock of fools in her comment section.

[@nikki5188]

Hey there, Dr. Linkov. Thank you for kindly sharing your medical insight with us. You present information in a humble manner, and you don't shame people like this woman. Thank you for using the wild tutorials out there to showcase the true dangers of 'medical care' at home. You're the Champion!🏆

[@PenelopeAlys]

If you’re willing to pay for fillers and it’s shipping, you might as well pay for a professional to inject you. Why would you want to mess up your own face??

[@Lukemasonmedia]

When there are actually certified surgeons who can botch operations , why in the world would you think there isn’t a high chance you could fuck it up?

[@alaskabarb8089]

Oh, good lord. Thank you for covering this. I was waiting for the cat to jump on the table into the ersatz surgical field, have her move him/her then touch the syringe or her skin. Just horrified watching this. Aside from possible embolus, stroke, blindness and septic shock, just the risks of local infection, cellulitis, or asymmetry should give pause. Like run-out-of-the-room screaming pause.

[@igaudion973]

Love this doctor. He's a good honest fella and not judgemental in a bad way.. please don't do this shit at home!

[@labelva7973]

Thank you Dr. Linkov, I learn a lot from watching you and also learn to appreciate my own natural beauty. Love your videos! Grateful for doctors like you ✨

[@drgarylinkov]

Thank you! Don’t forget to subscribe

[@traciescala2825]

She has been doing this for years now. She has Liporase or Hyaluronidase, and knows how to use it.

[@Bradimus1981]

Doc, I am from New York myself (Suffern in Rockland County). My opinion on elective medical treatments is very simple. Do not go "cheap" and get the treatment done by the best that you can find. You cannot afford the best? Perhaps there are some that are still very good, but maybe not as well known and they may charge a lower rate. With that said... just save your money and your human body. I have seen some fantastic "work" done on people and I have seen HORRIFIC "work" done too.

[@ХалиматЯмадаева28]

I tried to explain to one of these women why it’s not a good idea to use sharp needle PDO threads from AliExpress deep into your cheeks and undereyes but I was told that she googled where nerves are located. What shocks me the most is that they are on KZbin and Patreon to show others how to do it , they even have discount codes with the companies that sell these so there’s no hiding that they promote these DIYs. You need to make a video about DIY threads one day.

[@drgarylinkov]

Good point

[@DeyseSousaC]

There is something I didn't want to watch but I'm glad a real doctor is reacting to

[@mellyg5318]

This lady is draining me emotionally and I’m cringing 😬

[@jacke8847]

Lol

[@juney18]

Yes , you’re not alone. She’s definitely emotionally draining.

[@sarahalbers5555]

Ikr. That voice, that attitude, the speed talking....I just can't

[@mizravenkustoms]

Well I think you changed my mind I was getting ready to do this to myself out of desperation

[@drgarylinkov]

Safety first. Video coming out soon where I interview a healthcare attorney. It is illegal to obtain unapproved filler and administer without a proper license despite what many seem to suggest in the comments section.

[@mizravenkustoms]

@@drgarylinkov oh well Im destined to be ugly the rest of my life 😩 .... music career over lol. But it’s good you put this out here so people really know the dangers - it’s better to be ugly than hit an artery or something

[@patticakesintexas]

@@drgarylinkov even if it's on yourself? How do you know if it's approved in the USA?

[@drgarylinkov]

@@patticakesintexas check out the new video, it’s posted.

[@MrMountainchris]

What you look like really doesn't matter that much. Your meatsuit and a model's meatsuit will both decay and eventually look bad anyway. Personality and intelligence is so much more important.

[@emmew8979]

i actually just found her organically on YT this year. didn't realize she was the SAME person from your video here! her filler looks terribly uneven now...... it's scary that she's still doing the same thing and doesn't see anything wrong with it

[@kearstinivory4038]

I love watching experts speak about their field of expertise. So much knowledge. 😍🙌🏽

[@rare_soul11]

I did my lip fillers three times and in each time I do a long research that extends for months until I reach the stage of trusting the doctor and the clinic. And after the procedure is done I was still fraid and confused from the possible side effects. I wonder how some people have this audacity and stupidity at the same time!

[@Mari_luvJ]

How was it? I been thinking of lip fillers.

[@unknownunknown2576]

You're both stupi# for entertaining fillers

[@nihilisticprophet6985]

I died when Gary was bombarded with how loud she was and had to turn down the volume 😭😭😭 he’s so cute lmao

[@PallorMortis5]

As someone who works at a medical examiner’s office, I’ve seen first hand how this could end poorly. 😬

[@XSemperIdem5]

Oh dear, I've reached the insane section of DIYs on KZbin 😳 And here I thought people bleaching their hair at home were disasters waiting to happen. She is all kinds of chaotic.

[@linda_fruit]

I could only watch this video because his voice and energy is calming 😅