Don’t Do These Four Cosmetic Procedures Or You’ll Regret It!

[@MayaSaleh-fb9ug]

My friend who got all of these and me who told her that I didn’t think she needed them:

[@DoctorYoun]

Oh geez!

[@bwingbwinggwiyomi]

Send this video to her. Perhaps she can get them removed.

[@Taluta394]

I’d be scared 😱

[@cianndavis313]

​@@SarahConnor562 . It's not someone else's call. Often nine of their business either. I doubt ANY of us are living so perfectly that we even have room to tell someone else how to.

[@MichiganCrimeTime]

@@SarahConnor562 except there are PLENTY of shady ass plastic surgeons out there that do not tell their patients all of the side effects. Women aren’t always making a fully informed decision.

[@glosslover09]

I'm happy with my flat chest and flat butt thank you

[@BiologicalClock]

​@@SarahConnor562Ugh, I WISH I was flat. Instead, my gigantic boobs just got more gigantic when I gained weight, and now that I've lost a significant amount of weight they've deflated 😭

[@Mycorrhiza]

​@@SarahConnor562 that's because the chest is just fat.

[@tinyyju]

​@@Mycorrhiza have you heard of...mammary glands?

[@glosslover09]

@@SarahConnor562 Umm I don't think there's something wrong with my body.. I wouldn't change myself for a boy.. If he doesn't accept me For being myself then he doesn't deserves me.

[@northwest1760]

@@SarahConnor562 she literally said she was happy with it and you came in with unsolicited advice on how to “fix” it… ending it with “you do you” is ironic as hell.

[@rottengirl7852]

I love all the education, support and humor Dr. Youn gives his community

[@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou]

I like how the title of the video of the shorts is “worst procedures” and you have the background music as “bad decisions” instrumentals . Nice connection 😂

[@gabriellazavul3490]

I was about to ask if the background music was from BTS. Lol!

[@ane-belleburness]

Can you do the top 5 worst plastic surgery fails on people

[@shawndisalvo9599]

Yes

[@DoctorYoun]

Check my older vids!

[@shawndisalvo9599]

@@DoctorYoun link?

[@vickylraineor6603]

​@@DoctorYoun I'd like to know if you recommend having a surgery for breast asymmetry ?

[@woahjack4123]

What a nice guy, warning people and telling them what to do. You’re also a doctor- that’s really frickin’ cool.

[@daisyhinojosa23]

Even hyaluronic filler never truly goes away plus if you dissolve it it could dissolve the natural hyaluronic that exists naturally in your skin

[@DoctorYoun]

I haven’t seen that although I’ve heard stories

[@pundoorasbox7485]

It might dissolve one’s own hyaluronic acid in addition to the filler when initially dissolved, but your body will replenish what you lost.

[@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother]

Yeah most surgeons don’t agree with this, and I take their advice over KZbin comments lol.

[@MORE1500]

@@DoctorYoun What about Sculptra?

[@stuntdoll]

@@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother Stay away from hyaluronic acid fillers too. They stay in your body much longer than what doctors believe and they also migrate in the body. MRI scans don't lie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6CpkHiwZ5xggpI

[@CaliAnimalLover]

Totally off topic-but I just wanted to say I got your cleanser, toner and face cream and it has helped my crazy sensitive skin so much! I have psoriasis, and so I’m so flaky in my eyebrows and hairline, my cheeks and along my nose. Your products have helped so much. I just love them! Thank you!

[@ruthenns7333]

Thank you for posting! Keep posting, regularly.

[@yourerightimwrong4567]

Even "temporary" fillers aren't temporary. MRI studies have shown that they migrate and also still be there years later. The reversal for it also seems to perhaps decrease the natural HA in your skin. The best things to do to look younger for longer: 1. SUNSCREEN!!! 2. Keep your skin hydrated on the inside AND outside 3. Take physical care of your body. 4. Stay at a stable weight for most of your life...then, when you start seeing signs of aging, gain 5-10 pounds. 5. Did you read number 1?? 6. Try to decrease stress in your life 7. Lasers I get that life sometimes sucks, but, if you weren't raised with these, teach yo kids, people. Especially raise them in as stress-free of an environment as you can.

[@barbie3139]

And remember, cold season is really low Vitamin D season, so if you sunscreen all the time, talk to your doctor about supplementing with Vitamin D

[@philippillis9393]

Lasers Will destroy fat like any other Energy treatment. No thanks. Only radiesse for me

[@shannonrose1111]

Yes, thank you, I concur.

[@AllTheButtons87]

I think it's wonderful that you are sharing this advice and keeping people safe! There are shysters out there trying to push things that aren't good for people!

[@theonionqueen3519]

I so appreciate a surgeon who doesn’t bs their clients. It’s always a worry that a doctor may push a procedure just because it’ll give them more money, but I feel like Dr. Youn always has our best interest at heart! ❤️

[@qs-ii1872]

I used to be heavily against plastic surgery done for appearances, yet I realized later on in life that my reason for the hate was due to jealousy. To this day I feel horrible for mocking people who had work done on them. So long as you’re safe and happy, I’m glad. I’ve gotten to the point where I want to change things in my life, trying to lose weight and be the person I’ve never expected I could become. I fully intend to get my extra skin trimmed, as well as a nose job to correct it’s shape after breaking it. I don’t want to change what I naturally look like, I just want back what I had in the past. Then again, it’s not much different then anyone else.

[@theonionqueen3519]

I support you all the way! No matter the choice you make, it’s important to feel happy in the body you have, plastic surgery or not. Whatever you decide to do, just know that you’re still a human worthy of dignity and respect. ❤️

[@cniknik9863]

Full support of this healthy mindset

[@Alexp36500]

My aunt had a bunch of "fake" filler in her face, got staff and they literally had to dig holes in certain parts of her face to get it out. It's not worth it folks, learn to love who you are

[@zuzanazuscinova5209]

Fake filler. That says it all. Properly administered FDA approved fillers can work wonders. I had my chin augmented (preferable to an implant) and nasolabial folds softened.

[@maddydavidsdottir9862]

Also with fillers, just avoid them. My cousin used to get them all the time, she had them regularly for over 10 years then she got pregnant the 1st time, had them dissolved and stopped getting them and her face is saggy AF! When you get fillers especially lips, you are stretching the skin and when those fillers are gone your skin is still stretched out. Shes 28 now and looks 40. And no, I'm not exaggerating. It's awful what shes done to herself especially as she had her 1st one done with my aunts permission at age 10! And yes they did go to turkey for dodgy fillers and yes she knows the risks and has had infections. Shes just too vain to gaf

[@hezz0]

Totally !!!

[@monejohn9973]

Wow your aunt is evil af for letting a lil child have an cosmetic Unnecessary surgery...She literally passed on her Vain Jezebel spirit to your cousin and I feel sorry for her the same way ive felt sorry for somebody who grew up with a criminal parent, That was a thief that taught them how to steal and now they're locked up in prison at 18 because of the parents bed influence just like your cousins is trap in a vain brain prison

[@jamiepesce7062]

Thank you Dr. Tony, you are always there to keep people safe(although I love your funny ones more)❣️

[@DoctorYoun]

Glad you like them!

[@mi8148]

ALCL is super rare. Textured implants are there to prevent capsular contracture which is not rare in smooth implants

[@IrinaTundraTV]

This is what I've been told too, so it's kind of which risk do you want to take; the less serious but more common one or the more serious but very rare one? I get regular scans, so hoping if anything happens at least it'll be caught early...

[@purplesky3053]

Your skin! It’s glowing! 🥰♥️

[@daledykstra8898]

You are a blessing to all people. You are educated and thank you for the educated advice about surgical procedures .

[@tajr.2650]

I worked for a plastic surgeon and I remember when textured implants came out. They were supposed to be much better and REDUCE hardening with less scar tissue. It’s really frustrating to hear that now this news now knowing we convinced so many women to get them. And any doctor telling you to replace your implants every 10 years is full of crap. Unless you are actually having issues with yours leave them alone!! Replace them when NECESSARY.

[@caroljeanscott5571]

All those cosmetic procedure do not turn me on. I do not want to deal with the problems plastic procedures can cause. There is no way I want butt implants and my breasts are already large enough without implants. After watching Botched, I am so happy with the way I look. Dr. Youn by giving this advice you maybe saving a few people from a disaster. Keep up the giving this valuable advice.

[@notveryrea1]

Same. My butt is perfect and my boyfriend is a very lucky guy.

[@Kate37_]

@@notveryrea1 love the confidence!! 😆

[@dyscea]

Same -ish, Haha.

[@maddydavidsdottir9862]

I dont agree, I may be biased as I'm genetically blessed with curves and large "areas" I'm also a medically retired nurse and I've seen plastic surgery horror stories, my cousin had fillers and wrecked her face BUT with large boobs comes gravity and unfortunately they're not as perky as I'd like, I've considered a breast lift for my own personal preference. I've also had 2 surgeries of my own, both reductions (when I say genetically gifted, I mean it) and those reductions dodnt have much effect, however, I'd still get a lift. I also need surgery on my nose for a deviated septum that causes immense pain and discomfort and is a main cause if my chronic migraines, if I follow your advice I'd have to stay natural and in pain. Why should I? My body dysmorphia is real and can be eased by surgery, my physical pain can be eased by surgery. Being natural has caused more problems than if I had surgery. Some people have plastic surgery to correct things that really bug them, if I hadn't had my 2 reductions I wouldve ended up in a wheelchair sooner than I did, I also have a medical condition that makes it difficult to lose weight without help, should I continue to be in pain to avoid gastric surgery? I broke my leg 13 years ago and now its shorter than the other, one reason I'm in a wheelchair, should I embrace the pain and difficulty walking instead of correcting it with surgery? Not all plastic surgeries are bad, some are absolutely necessary. An example: Just because emma said lisa had a nose job doesnt mean lisa did it because she was insecure, she did it because she couldnt breathe properly but emma would never tell anyone that part of the story. We only ever hear 1 side of the story and it's never the truth, dont judge until you've heard all 3. (Sorry for the long comment, English is not my native language)

[@zuzanazuscinova5209]

Well congratulations. Some of us are flat chested and mocked for it.

[@patkeenan5650]

Your skin is flawless

[@margaretjimenez6122]

Gosh, Dr. Youn, your skin is flawless!

[@nick-curr]

please make a video of the 5 best cosmetic surgeries that you can do at home

[@grazsts3005]

Cosmetic surgery that you can do at home?

[@karinaf8326]

Thank you for informing us!!

[@Puppies-z9h]

Dr Youn's skin looks incredible.

[@sharonkgw]

Thank you for educating us!!!❤

[@LemCatOfficial]

"I'm a real bored certified plastic surgeon" sounded like a rap to the music lol

[@gloatyfish007]

I'm so glad we have you 🥰

[@paperbag4477]

I still think that society is so messed up that we need a profession like this for ppl to see their worth.

[@zenwilds2911]

My plastic surgeon is an ANGEL for how good of a job she did. I had breast cancer AND I'm FTM. I was devastated because I thought I wouldn't be able to get a chest that looks like other transguys. (There is A LOT more removed with a double mastectomy). My plastic surgeon folded my skin underneath to give me more volume on my chest and gave me really thin lines. I'm very thankful plastic surgeons exist.

[@goldendaygecko7435]

​@@zenwilds2911 so lose win? Cancer is pretty bad but flatter chest is good at least

[@LoveHarvest1221]

No regrets on the thread lift years later 😊

[@myopinion4108]

Thank you for this Dr. I recently learned of thread lifts by a surgeon on KZbin & I was convinced I’d do that in my 50s? Obviously would’ve researched before doing it but seeing this, I’m not going to chance it. Botox should be good enough when needed. Appreciate your content!

[@annaji4]

My aunt got lip injections arpund 2007. Around 2014 she started getting lumps in her bottom lip and now her bottom lip has many more visible lumps.

[@randomrebecka6778]

You are amazing. Thank you for sharing this for people also making us laugh.

[@harlowblackadder356]

I loved my thread lift. It lasted 4 years!

[@Kanamiya8]

I love mine too

[@texasindy2193]

So what happens after 4 years?

[@harlowblackadder356]

@@texasindy2193 Im going to do it again or get a real face lift...still trying to decide. But I loved the scar free from the thread lift. I just wish it lasts longer.

[@beckyg7951]

The background music is the song "bad decisions" The simile is amazing doc!!

[@loreleigoldman2460]

Albeit I’ve had zero procedures done at 57 (I NEVER expose my skin to the sun, as I live in Florida), this is excellent advice! I do take 5000 IU’s of Vitamin D per day, as I’m like a vampire! We need it for strong bones and teeth, and as women, we’re prone to Osteoporosis.

[@wvjaybird5]

Thank you for this information.

[@justjules24]

Thank you for mentioning the thread lift, I was considering that in the future until this video.

[@adriannasheppard2146]

I'm really interested in hearing your opinion on cosmetic female genital surgery? Especially regarding the lack of anatomy awareness regarding nerve damage?

[@__babylon__]

Thank you for giving honest opinions and advice

[@nio731]

The cases for the cancers with the textured implants were from a specific company, if you have the textured implants you have to check with your surgeon as to which company he purchased them from.

[@josor9902]

True - permeant face filler - Bio-Alcamid has anecdotally been reported to cause mild to serious complications. These are swelling, acute reddening, unusual pain, infection, fever, granuloma, and product migration. However, aggressive removal of the product can help patients get rid of the complications swiftly.

[@Mary_Lee2395]

People need to learn to love what their mama and papa gave them!!

[@BlendedBarbieDoll]

You are literally the only doctor I’d trust 😫 I desperately need a tummy tuck (not for cosmetic) but due to DR. It can’t be fixed with exercises or therapy (I have tried) I have back issues due to my stomach muscles being ripped apart and just want to be able to work out again. Having babies is hard 😫😫😫

[@zuzanazuscinova5209]

Ugh sorry to hear. I'm never having kids due to all such potential complications.

[@alexiataylor9035]

Got distracted by the Bad Decisions background music… 💜

[@annaburns2865]

Thank you for the warning. It’s sad how many people are out there living disfigured because of a fire or abuse. Yet others are just wasting their money on a cosmetic surgery like this. It’s shameful America.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

God Bless you Dr. for this video.

[@kaykreatesbeautyartist]

Dear lord 😮 take heed yall. It’s nuts that professionals would still do any of those procedures 😮😮😮

[@saralove9805]

I feel like doctors who do risky things like that, knowing it's dangerous should be charged with medical negligence when their patients suffer issues from it.

[@janetg1691]

Thank you for your information.

[@Kailey_Cheyenne5]

I have to agree all of this a lot of this stuff is very dangerous and unsanitary

[@AmyKoopa]

True

[@alishahoosen2071]

is it just me or is his skin so dam perfect.

[@EmmaJohnsonShenanigans]

he has his own skincare line so this comment right here is perfect advertising 😂 also, *hes like 50 and he looks 30*

[@cchanel6348]

No skincare line beats lifestyle and/or heritage. But, yeah , still good pub 😊

[@tammypadilla7499]

Thank you for letting people know !

[@rosie6]

Stay natural is the best. No surgeries, no risks or regrets.

[@maddydavidsdottir9862]

I dont agree, I may be biased as I'm genetically blessed with curves and large "areas" I'm also a medically retired nurse and I've seen plastic surgery horror stories, my cousin had fillers and wrecked her face BUT with large boobs comes gravity and unfortunately they're not as perky as I'd like, I've considered a breast lift for my own personal preference. I've also had 2 surgeries of my own, both reductions (when I say genetically gifted, I mean it) and those reductions dodnt have much effect, however, I'd still get a lift. I also need surgery on my nose for a deviated septum that causes immense pain and discomfort and is a main cause if my chronic migraines, if I follow your advice I'd have to stay natural and in pain. Why should I? My body dysmorphia is real and can be eased by surgery, my physical pain can be eased by surgery. Being natural has caused more problems than if I had surgery. Some people have plastic surgery to correct things that really bug them, if I hadn't had my 2 reductions I wouldve ended up in a wheelchair sooner than I did, I also have a medical condition that makes it difficult to lose weight without help, should I continue to be in pain to avoid gastric surgery? I broke my leg 13 years ago and now its shorter than the other, one reason I'm in a wheelchair, should I embrace the pain and difficulty walking instead of correcting it with surgery? Not all plastic surgeries are bad, some are absolutely necessary. An example: Just because emma said lisa had a nose job doesnt mean lisa did it because she was insecure, she did it because she couldnt breathe properly but emma would never tell anyone that part of the story. We only ever hear 1 side of the story and it's never the truth, dont judge until you've heard all 3. (Sorry for the long comment, English is not my native language)

[@diabloakland]

@@maddydavidsdottir9862 some of us are ugly lmal

[@goldendaygecko7435]

True but I want top surgery so I'll just have that and probably HRT Not including the surgeries I had as a kid

[@goldendaygecko7435]

​@@diabloakland fair

[@vinvyl957]

Or some of us js aren’t genetically fortunate

[@rnmoi]

The background beat though...😍

[@missystarr975]

Thank you for the advice. 💛

[@trippihippie7909]

Now I'm curious, what was the point in them being textured and how does smooth vs textured affect the end result? 🤔

[@IrinaTundraTV]

I want to hear more unbiased opinions on this too! I was told the textured have far lower risk of getting capsular contracture. Have been very satisfied with my textured implants.

[@lizhenson4563]

So I got lip filler because my top lip is somewhat small and my bottom lip is BIG and I paid $800 for it to disolve in 4 months. After that I decided to never get anything done again. This comment probably isn't helpful but don't make yourself go temporarily broke for a temporary thing lol

[@PiXie232]

It only lasted 4 months?? For 800$? That’s not a lot of time with your new toy so to speak;) That sucks:/

[@MarieC806]

Classically, upper lip should be thinner with a fuller pouty lower lip. Bet you have great natural lips.

[@lauremwepu2838]

Love the BTS song,in the back ground,'bad decisions' is the name of the song

[@daisycat8398]

Dr Youn, here in the country where i stayed, Thread lifting is very popular. The main reason is i think the cost and doesn’t require To be put under the general anesthetic, quick procedure, and its ‘reversible’. Especially making an eyelid for hooded asian eyes. Let me know what you think. ❤

[@pamelahayes4400]

I would not let anybody touch me but this man his son is a great singer and he is a good doctor

[@elliesquires2753]

Thank u! I love ur videos

[@dr.maryamabid9371]

Thank you for highlighting the risk of anaplastic lymphoma via textured implants!

[@yoyou3848]

This should be taught in schools These 14 year old guys n dolls be shape-shifting too early

[@krystalzeogas8814]

What would you say to someone who couldn't get the smooth breast implants because they literally have no breast tissue and they said the smooth implant would slide out of place

[@normac9931]

I worked for a plastic surgeon who did breast reconstruction surgery for patients after mastectomy. I helped prepare the patients for the implants. This includes prepping the chest with spacers we fill with normal saline. Those implants don't "slide" anywhere. Get another consultation with a different surgeon

[@Lashlove16]

@@normac9931 bless you for your advice and for helping those in such a vulnerable position having breast cancer

[@DoctorYoun]

If you want implants then I might recommend a smaller size so it’s less heavy then

[@normac9931]

@@Lashlove16 aw thank you !

[@georgielancaster1356]

As a big girl, you make me want to CRY. I would be SO happy to have 'nothing' When you are older, you will have the silhouette and grace of a teenager and have NO IDEA how much back pain you never had. Buy your mum a present and say thank you. The ONLY people who love big breasts are those who don't have them. I just want to weep I can't dump these on some woman I loathe and think she deserves. I run an animal rescue and can barely afford bandaids. Otherwise I'd have the $^$%%$@ lopped off.

[@heyiamsarahb6774]

6 months ago I had 2ml of hyualoronique gel in my chin and waw it was the best desicion in my life . I just hope it won't worsen in future. Oh I almost forgot about the implants, I have textured breast implants from Sebbin since 6 years 🎂

[@emilavetisyan8148]

What would u suggest instead of thread lifts? Can Botox results be as visible and effective?

[@arfasstorytime3237]

Alhumdulillah I am proud that God has made me perfect. I feel sorry for those who are so insecure and go for life threatening plastic surgeries. I am fortunate to be a Muslim who is told since childhood to focus on improving your behaviour rather than appearance

[@kilimanjaro5292]

Anthony it's nice to see you again ☺️

[@twj7775]

Thank you!

[@magdalenaespinoza4152]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@itskindofafunnystory...3237]

I had textured implants and they went deflated. I never wanted them. I am so happy to have nice new silicone.

[@dustyparadiseasmr2780]

So much respect to you sir

[@CookieJarOfficial]

nah i always just think about if i could see the people cutting open my skin it would be so gross

[@AmyKoopa]

same 😅

[@jjsstikbotvideos4421]

that was literally why I was so afraid to get wisdom teeth out. It creeped me out

[@j.g.3453]

All I can say, is after getting numbness in several spots where I accidentally cut myself cooking, and having painful nerve damage after a routine cesarean, there is NO way I'm getting any kind of surgery done that isn't absolutely necessary. I

[@goldendaygecko7435]

The worst thing to happen to me after a surgery was either the time the anesthetics made me sick in the middle of a restaurant or when I almost ran into a wall while I was coming down off of the anesthetic. Same kind of surgery just different times I had it done. The time I got sick I got to eat barbecue after and the time I almost ran into a wall I got wings :). For anyone wondering what surgery it was, it was botox injections to help my bladder work properly, it's either botox once a year or a bunch of pills so I chose the botox

[@JaceHarnage]

Thank you! ❤️

[@Euclidswrld]

im so glad im fairly attractive in my eyes and don’t need anything like this😔

[@cassie.minimalist]

Ive heard of thread lift but as a nose job. Apparently it last for 2 years or forever depending on thread choice. Is it safe? I always wanted to put hialuronic acid there but I recently found out it is very unsafe as you can go blind. There are 101 people suffering from this already.

[@IrinaTundraTV]

The blindness is caused by vascular occlusion (the filler goes in or presses on a blood vessel preventing oxygen-rich blood getting to the eyes.) It can happen with other areas too, not just the nose. I had this happen once, I made it out with little harm, because the injector didn't know about vascular occlusion. Go to somebody who knows about it; they should tell you in the consultation all the risks involved, including vascular occlusion. If they don't know about it even when asked about it, I would avoid. You can see it happen within the appointment (the skin goes pale as blood is not circulating and the area is painful even when not touched. I thought it was painful because she injected so many times and that there was a bruise, but bruises only hurt when touched, this was vascular occlusion.) The treatment is dissolving the filler right away. All clinics that do fillers should also have dissolver immediately at hand in case this happens! All the more reason to go with HA instead of anything permanent. Occlusion is super rare and happens to the most trained and skilled too, it's all about recognizing it and treating it without delay. I wouldn't be worried about the procedure as long as my injector knew how to recognize vascular occlusion and had dissolver at hand. That being said, from what I've been told the filler used in nose is more dense than the one used in lips, so it usually lasts longer (mine's been almost 5 years now). I don't have experience with threads, though, to give a comparison. Hope you can find the best method for you!

[@annerichmond4263]

Great advice!

[@boparks3204]

Is the only problem with threads is that they don't last? Does it have any other lasting negative effects?

[@suzanneholmes4319]

That is my question as well…

[@ladyyuna2000]

I saw a lot of articles on the internet that a lady who died while she was getting a butt implant.

[@stardust.7507]

I'm absolutely terrified, each one of these have me clutching my body. No thank you 🙅

[@janieloujohnson4015]

Breast cancer survivor, had bilateral mastectomy. Doctor talking about tummy tuck as using my own adipose tissue to reconstitute breast tissue. What do you think 🤔 hello from Boulder Colorado

[@tammytambrella6816]

I want to know what skin care he uses. His skin is incredible!!!!

[@a.watching5299]

Stay safe and focus on having a life far away from social media and mirrors.. The world is much bigger than our closed minds

[@ignacelakra6777]

Thank you doctor love from india 🇮🇳

[@noellecelnik4347]

Bonus: Buccal Fat Removal - removing fat from the cheeks and jaw is a permanent solution to a short term trend. You may get that runway look for now, but in ten years, you'll look 30 years older.

[@karladoane7323]

Thanks for the share.

[@denciduran30]

Great info ❤

[@ninasvocalcoach8398]

Your eyebrows topping all lists.

[@flamingolounge1975]

Thank you! I agree

[@natasha8302]

Great list. I think there is more than the sanitary issue of butt implants. For reference purposes just look at other surgeries in that area like tail bone removal! Despite progress in the medical industry.... for some reason, the butt has been left behind (I made a penny 🤓.) Despite the fact that tail bone issues have been a huge issue far beyond modern human history, the surgery is evasive & not 100%. For clarification, have you ever heard about babies being born with teeth? So some babies that appear to be born with teeth are actually born with calcium deposits. It would require more information possibly with x-rays and such to determine if the baby has teeth or calcium deposits. I bring the baby teeth because of calcium deposits. So first off the removal of a tail bone is very evasive. Just think about every time you sit. Nothing like a bruised or broken tailbone to point that out to you. So u know of some cases where the "tailbone grew back" to be clear not like a lizard but in the form of calcium deposits. There really hasn't been much innovation when it comes to several surgeries in that area. It is an area that has more movement than you first realize. Also, with all that movement, I would be concerned about implants migrating 🤔. I honestly don't get why people consider that type of implant. I totally understand removal but implanting something is a whole other level of potential complications to consider.

[@nikicarrie4071]

Thank you. Your the best

[@samrawiteri7724]

Can you do everyday facial treatment products we can use to enhance natural beauty for those who don’t have the nerve to do plastic surgery ? 😊

[@Caroleenakoreaadventures]

thread lifts are becoming popular in korea. I saw a girl get one done and she was bruised up for a while.

[@shavonagueros2198]

What about fat transfers for lip enhancement?

[@mayacastaneda8076]

Dr. Youn, what’s your opinion on a lower blepharoplasty and forehead reduction? Like safety, is it worth it, do they last?

[@sweetesthoneybee]

I had triple negative breast cancer and my doc put in textured implants. After news of the potential cancer risk, I removed it. My surgeon did not smooth me out or attempt to make it look nice. I went to her twice and still nothing. She even dropped her scalpel on me and didn’t even tell me. I had asked because I had a random stitch below my breast cut. Sigh.

[@zuzanazuscinova5209]

Omg!!!