IPS® Transformation | Facial Feminization Surgery

[@SatriaEka33]

The 3d animation makes it looks so easy. Imagine if the part of the actual surgery that involves cutting parts of the skull is as easy as cutting a birthday cake.

[@Fireclaws10]

It kind of is. The cutting is the easy bit, there are tons of plates and guides there to facilitate it. The setup to that point and wound closure after is the hard bit

[@Mipetz38]

The problem is waiting for the muscle to repair itself in a good looking way along with the wounds

[@mdafneirais]

Yeah, it makes it look like those stylist and dentist online games

[@xikitagatita]

I just looked up some real surgery footage here on YT and yeah, its way more brutal than cutting a cake. One they had to get like a mini crow bar and pry out the middle of the brow 😭

[@pkk1388]

That orbital rim contouring looks scary. Even in animated. It's too close to your eyeball.

[@danschwinge]

I am a 18 year veteran of working as a surgical tech. It was awe inspiring watching this, but from a different perspective. Reconstruction after facial trauma. It looks like a lot more can be done for you using this technique.

[@smith3329]

I have been a makeup artist with a degree in visual and experience treating trauma. I get tremendous satisfaction treating these people. I do one side, they do the other. Them they live with it before buying anything.

[@paintsnfun]

I had this done 20 years ago. It was painful but hospital made sure I was comfortable. The surgery changed my life. I am passable consistently regardless of clothing, makeup, etc. “FFS: the gift that keeps on giving”.

[@emmypoole2636]

I’m a surgical tech and see these in real life, they are absolutely horrific. Watch a video that isn’t animated, it’s brutal.

[@DETmichigan-yy6lf]

CST here too.. I'll stick to my totals 😆

[@theshuman100]

its great your face is just a puddle of mush until they finish working the bone

[@1617nani]

I totally believe in you!! I was traumatized with just the animation, I don't think I'd be able to watch a real surgery... 😳

[@sxxon751]

I thought they were just filing off some excess bone but this is indeed brutal. I’ve seen some animations on the genital surgery, that’s equally crazy!

[@trttv766]

Facts

[@kermitthefrog4830]

Not gonna lie, this thing scares me but It's amazing what surgery can do and honestly how people survive to this

[@ViShBo]

imagine how it failed for the VERY VERY FIRST TIME IN YEARS that "surgery" or "plastic surgery" ever happened

[@candylide]

@@ViShBo Why tho? We shouldn't think about the fails, we'd only scare ourselves

[@ViShBo]

@@candylide ye

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

@@candylide Yet you can't keep the outcome away from considering it. I mean if anyone's ever gonna plan on doing a surgery like this that is.

[@nanno8024]

@@candylide "imagine"

[@mishmash6570]

Getting all of this done at once is HECTIC. they’ve basically separated the whole face from the scull 😭 pleeeease tell me they don’t do this all in one go.

[@LieutenantSheep]

I really doubt it. That’d be a lot of blood loss and more stress than a body could handle at once

[@OceanSwimmer]

I am a retired OR RN; for an elective procedure, I think 8 hours is going to be the max time under anesthesia. In other words, these procedures are done in steps. One procedure at a time. (I haven't assisted with this particular type of surgery) I HAVE assisted with many, many cosmetic and dental procedures, sinus surgery, eye and neurosurgery. A full face and neck lift, with upper and lower eyelid lifts takes almost 8 hours. Add a forehead lift, it WILL take 8 hours. The amount of stress and physical trauma (surgery is PLANNED trauma) to the body is significant! When someone is injured extensively, with multiple injuries, a plan is decided. Some things can be temporarily stabilized, so critical repairs and support can be done right away. Then they go back to surgery for the next steps. Tolerating all of that is going to depend on the overall health and age of the patient. Everyone is different. People respond differently to stress on the body. I would never, ever, advocate for these procedures. Who "you" are is NOT your body. Unless you're ill or 'broken' your physical body does everything possible to give you the best life: be good to your body. Treat it well --- with a healthy diet and lifestyle. Take care of your teeth and feet. Wear your seatbelt. Have your annual checkups. Listen to what you learn about your health from your provider, and ask questions if you don't understand. Consult with your doc or nutritionist provider to plan what vitamin and mineral supplements will nourish you best. Don't smoke anything. Drink alcohol sparingly. The benefits will really come into play when you're 70. All the care you've given your body will payoff then, in spades. I'm 70 and did that. When I look at others my age, I can really tell who has done preventive maintenance --- it shows. Your body is your willing servant, and should be treated with respect and care. Don't damage it, and for God's sake, don't punish it with this unnecessary abuse! Trust me, this type of surgery is brutal, bloody, VERY painful, and good results are NOT guaranteed!!! Look at all the critical structures adjacent to the work being done: the sinuses, brain, eyes, teeth, tongue, and jaws....use your imagination and think what could happen if just ONE of those places gets infected, bleeds after the surgery, has nerve damage...or later in life you take a fall and smack your jaw or forehead! If any of those places on your head has problems, it could mean another surgery. ----And I don't know if insurance would cover this. My guess is not.

[@alicjagodlewska1059]

They do. There is a Polish trans woman Nolife and she had everything done within 15 hrs. Lots of pain :-(

[@judlex7300]

@@alicjagodlewska1059 he od a boy

[@Network126]

@@alicjagodlewska1059 Amazing what these people will do to become "women" 🙄

[@hrdgms27]

I can already feel the pain just watching this.

[@raja85]

Ikr

[@dasdraperma8450]

And also some years later, when a person is going to get old and all bones are not the same anymore. The metal holdings won't work any more....

[@hrdgms27]

@@dasdraperma8450 I heard bcz it's metal, Ur legs will feel like a spiking cold sensation occasionally.

[@malloryknox6802]

They're under general anesthesia, they don't feel any pain

[@JohnWyck]

@@malloryknox6802 And then when the anesthesia wears off? You had your facial bones cut off!

[@teoman_evren]

This unbelievable and frightening at the same time.

[@crabstick250]

Agreed, fascinating and frightening!

[@gabrieltorres6484]

@strike4able this is no horror. You should have seen medicine 200 years ago.

[@JesusGonzalez-ge8hk]

True, this is god blessings for every trans woman!!

[@sallyb8360]

@@JesusGonzalez-ge8hk that went through male puberty * trans women who transitioned before puberty don't need it.

[@sloanerittner7736]

@@gabrieltorres6484 pretty sure the person you were responding to was being transphobic in their commenting.

[@gabriellegremoryv6002]

I am a trans woman that had this exact surgery (all of the procedures) at once. Got entire forehead, mandible, chin, cheeks, adam’s apple removal, feminizing nose job and brow lift. I was under anesthesia for 8-10 hours if I am not wrong. The cost was near 6 figures and the recovery was brutal, the amount of swelling and pain was big and the pain killers were my saviors. Could not eat anything strong for 3 weeks and the swelling last good 2 months and final results are until 6 months to 1 year. I can say that this surgery changed my life so much for the best, I don’t feel uncomfortable with how I look and I feel I look like the woman I always aspired to be. I worked super hard for years to achieve this and seeing how brutally hard this surgery and the recovery is, I feel confused on why there would be people that still say that transgender is a choice, because is not. I am super happy with the results and if I was told if I would ever do this surgery again seeing how happy these results made me, I sure would. ❤️

[@simonemuller1793]

Thank you for sharing experiances... How much was the price ?

[@fibecheee]

@@simonemuller1793 6 figures,she said

[@gabriellegremoryv6002]

@@simonemuller1793 near 90k not including travelling expenses, time off from work, medicine, etc.

[@simonemuller1793]

thanks for ur reply. This looks absolutely brutal and scared me. Congrats Gabrielle, you are a very brave woman. Much respect to you

[@gabriellegremoryv6002]

@@simonemuller1793 thank you!💕

[@hayliverti6834]

The post op recovery must be hell on earth after this

[@chronon8782]

not really, its pain and swelling for a bit but nothing unbearable

[@micharel937]

@@chronon8782 sure Buddy

[@chronon8782]

@@micharel937 yes :) my friend got this exact surgery

[@hayliverti6834]

@@chronon8782 good for her, hope she’s doing well

[@notatroll78]

@@chronon8782 what is this surgery for i dont really get it

[@saffloweroyl3663]

Having had an eye orbit rebuild after an accident, gotta say, I am so glad I never knew what was involved.

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

Ok and? NICKI MINAJ IS THE QUEEN OF RAPPPPPP 🙄✋

[@bluruni_r2425]

@@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526 shut. Up.

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

@@bluruni_r2425 Take several seats with your boring ass playlist. 🥰

[@bluruni_r2425]

@@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526 huh?

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

@@bluruni_r2425 Imagine being so slow. I can't relate 😂

[@hawaiiansnow4979]

I got all of this plus a breast augmentation, lip lift, rhinoplasty and tracheal shave. Breast augmentation was by far the most pain I felt post op. Most annoying part of recovering from FFs is the swelling. It took nearly a year to go down completely. Mentally it's hard to wait for the finished results when you look worse than before after spending ten thousands of dollars to get ride of your male features. Still worth though

[@jimmybobbyjoe]

i’m assuming you’re trans. congratulations! i cant even imagine how much money that cost 😫

[@Jonb173]

@@jimmybobbyjoe you just ASSUMED their gender! How could you

[@toenailclippings]

@@Jonb173 you're so funny.

[@jamisedenari2449]

Smh.

[@hawaiiansnow4979]

@@Jonb173 that joke is probably older than half of the people watching this video. Pretty boring if you ask me

[@m.a.d.5029]

It's incredible how smol details like this can change the entire face

[@sharonannen8859]

* Though I have no necessity for FFS, this type of pre-op video should be standard for every patient so that they can fully comprehend what will be their surgery. *

[@JohnWyck]

Absolutely!

[@dorazlatar2553]

yo I'd probably be too scared to do the surgery afterwards! I've had an extraction of a growth on my _skin_ yet I'd probably still be too freaked out if I saw even an animation before.. but I can't say your idea isn't amazing nonetheless.

[@kayleyhr4152]

Si, y así se arrepienten xd

[@dungeonmaster4839]

51%

[@jake9854]

this looks pretty simple, definitely something i can do at home

[@ThatDudeWeird]

You will never be a real woman.

[@selfproclaimedcowboy8587]

This is how I act about top surgery. I see scissors and the voices go crazy

[@robertk3929]

@@selfproclaimedcowboy8587 How is that not a mental illness? like I'm coming from a place of love because I worry about people like you. You should love your body. While you are a boy as gender is in your head (as I'm guessing you are a trans man). I don't believe cutting bits of your body off you dislike as mentally healthy and is just suppressing other deeper issues. I hope you reconsider this permanent change.

[@selfproclaimedcowboy8587]

@robertk3929 Please don’t take that comment seriously. But anyways, i’ll try to explain for you. Gender dysphoria in itself is not a mental illness, it’s more of an emotion. Of course if left alone it can result in serious mental illness, like depression. But the reason most transgender people want to change their bodies is because of society, not mental illness. We’re treated like something we’re not because of certain body parts, so of course we don’t like those body parts. Not only do those body parts cause us to be treated weirdly, but they also make us feel really different from other people. So I guess that’s the deep meaning behind it, but let’s be honest it’s really not deep. I’m assuming you’re a man as your name is robert, but imagine one day you woke up with female body parts. If we ignore the fact that that’s impossible, you’d probably feel pretty unhappy. When everyone around you is treated like a man for having male body parts and your being treated like a woman for having female body parts despite looking, acting, and dressing like a man, having “self love” isn’t possible. The real question is, why is it that when transgender people have “sex change” operations or hrt for our own well being were considered mentally ill, but when cisgender people have operations simply because they want to make themselves attractive it’s completely fine?

[@i_ate_a_cat_]

​​@@robertk3929 bruh r/Whooooooosh

[@zorashki]

Thank god, I'm happy with who I'm and what I have... omg can't believe people have to go through this.. even tho they are asleep during surgery but still...

[@Uniacoty]

They dont have to go through it, they choose to.

[@vaporeonjedi4266]

@@Palmetto-J sky daddy isnt real though

[@vaporeonjedi4266]

@@Palmetto-J i really need the drug you're taking right now.

[@mydyisgod]

@@Palmetto-J , AMEN AND AMEN AGAIN. The time is very near. We need to be standing in the gap praying for the lost souls.

[@Delolsdy]

@@vaporeonjedi4266 You need JESUS!!!

[@equanimityautodidact1879]

This scared me and as I've thought I'll never be a doctor or surgeon I might pass out if I see that for real. Wow, doctors and surgeon are amazing!!!

[@hiraya3032]

This is amazing but also looks terrifyingly brutal. I can't imagine watching the real one to be honest, I'm already horrified of just the thought of it and imagining it while watching this animated ver.

[@Network126]

It's amazing the lengths these people will go through to be "women".

[@theaxolotlinn1043]

@@Network126 Well, better than comitting suicide, I guess-

[@T.D.F.M]

@network126. And then still not be women...

[@tylereaze2558]

Wow. Thank God that I don’t need this surgery. My very best wishes for anyone who is undergoing this, and may your recovery be smooth. Hard to take the idea that people are transgender for “attention” seriously. This takes guts (not balls, of course). Gender dysphoria is a very real, very difficult thing.

[@acepilotmonkeygaming9530]

If your turning into a man then it takes balls

[@girlonmidwestemo]

no the taking of the balls happens when youre turning into a woman

[@abbadons8476]

HOH. that made me laugh

[@girlonmidwestemo]

@@abbadons8476 har har

[@FoxgeraldMUSIC]

@@girlonmidwestemo it literally takes balls XD

[@theabyss310]

This is incredible. Much respect to the surgeons.

[@jayjaydubful]

Respect? For butchers who parasite on mental illness?

[@uttercolor]

@@zzevonplant "no proof"

[@FerventReminder]

Respect for doing the devil's work?

[@Hulahooping23]

@@FerventReminderit’s their job even if they don’t agree with transgenderism, surgeons still have to do these.. we should respect them because they have to see these gorey things

[@satanickoala11347]

It's amazing what modern medicine can do! Best of luck to my sisters undergoing this procedure and wishing you an easy recovery :)

[@lizzydripping2862]

They’re men

[@jj-bv3ui]

congrats to anyone who had this done or who is waiting :)

[@taggerung_]

@The Movie Sonic Smelly Poot Show! why would a trans man undergo facial feminization surgery

[@taggerung_]

@The Movie Sonic Smelly Poot Show! holy fuck i just read your username jesus christ

[@cinderace7201]

@The Movie Sonic Smelly Poot Show! *sisters

[@TROllingNINJA2031]

It's incredible and insane to see what some people will do to fit into their bodies

[@giggoty4926]

What people will do when theyre too rich you mean

[@scarlett.a766]

Just to be harassed to do so in the end :p

[@giggoty4926]

@@scarlett.a766 then dont do it

[@scarlett.a766]

Pfft, when did I say I was going to do it?.. even so, I wouldn’t

[@emarosslandromero2399]

and it's mostly cause society sucks and makes people hate their bodies

[@pagorami5253]

i have a friend that went through this procedure and WOW... thats insane

[@Network126]

I think it's easier to just accept being male 🤷🏻

[@nikemaraje5]

@@Network126 never

[@Network126]

@@nikemaraje5 Just accept and quit trying to fight reality.

[@nikemaraje5]

@@Network126 so cancer patients shouldn't do chemio ?

[@Network126]

@@nikemaraje5 Not the same thing at all.

[@janinebean4276]

This is fascinating! I’ve seen other surgical videos and I think the peeling back the skin and sawing the facial bones makes me way queasier lol

[@aceofspades856]

Thank God I am happy with who I am!

[@oreorebus]

facts‼️‼️

[@sulaimaanahmad]

je d'accord mon ami. 🤔

[@malloryknox6802]

Then why did you click on this video? You saw the title before you clicked

[@lightskinned._.affande]

Kinda offensive

[@lieutenantlubricant5111]

@@lightskinned._.affande not at all. If you find it offensive then you should think about your life decisions

[@MrSolvalou]

This looks absolutely brutal, I can’t even start to imagine how it feels for the patient

[@blurb8397]

According to everything i heard, it doesn’t necessarily HURT a lot, but it IS extremely uncomfortable for the first week, due to a lot of swelling literally everywhere in your face. After the first week or so, it’s much more bearable, and you make a full recovery in a couple more weeks. Surprising, but the recovery is not THAT bad!

[@OceanSwimmer]

@@blurb8397 --- I don't know where you 'heard' what you wrote, but let me say it's NOT a walk in the park!!! Anyone who says so is lying to you. It's not "minor surgery" no matter what someone tells you: Your head has an extensive blood supply, lots and lots of muscles, miles of nerves, and many critical structures. It means blood loss, aching jaw and forehead, and a major change to your skull strength. Each of those procedures is done one at a time. A nose job is one of the most easily messed up surgeries performed. They didn't show that one because it involves rasps, chisels, and 'peeling back' the skin covering your nose. I've seen patients who were having their SIXTH, SEVENTH, or EIGHTH surgery to correct a bad nose job....from 'some other' doctor. If it isn't broken, don't mess with it. Instead, Google "botched cosmetic surgery" and look at all the people who now have deformed faces and nerve damage. If that doesn't convince you, look up a video of the surgery on a real patient. Therapy is cheaper, and addresses the reasons why you think changing your appearance will solve all your problems.

[@raphaelventura2997]

@@OceanSwimmer trans people man, all I gotta say is they atleast have the balls to let people do that to their face, if they even have one

[@SophiaLilithUwU]

These operations are done under heavy anaesthesia, so the patients dont feel anything, lmao.

[@jeremytherien1429]

@@raphaelventura2997 bruh whaat

[@Luceroluna_3]

I had no clue what the outlines for the chin one were for at first at all. I could guess how the other procedures would go but the chin one was definitely interesting to see. Wonderful!

[@eurasiangamer3807]

I'm a trans woman and have done surgery on my forehead, nose and brow lift to look female. I did those at Chettawut in Thailand. Amazing surgeon. The recovery wasn't physically painful, but very emotionally stressful cause you look very different right after the surgery with temporary swelling etc. After 2 weeks I began to appreciate the results and those procedures have really helped to pass as a female. Hormones don't a lot for us when starting after puberty, so facial feminization helps a lot!

[@Xander0107]

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[@elQuestionare]

i thought u cant define a women? so why can looks be feminine? if u ask many LGBTQ advocates they will tell u that they dont know what a women is. So based on that feminine looks are just a construct and not real. U can look like a normal grown men and still be a women based on that logic.

[@guiltyshoes]

You are not a woman

[@akally5348]

I've seen Chettawatts work he is amazing! I never wanted to do any kind of FFS until I saw his results in the flesh from other girls. Hands down the best. I would 100% go to him.

[@DizzyDior12]

Good for you, girl! ❤

[@kilari9]

I can't imagine how much blood there will be in real life. The surgeons really do have nerves of steel

[@tripleconsonant]

this makes me so on edge lol but i get why they do it. some days i wish i could get facial feminization and i’m cisgender. dysphoria kicks your butt.

[@matjb]

No wonder these surgeries cost so much money. They not only come with risk, but also require so much precision.

[@rainforest8893]

Also comes to a regret if it has slight error or not wanted features, so risky 🙁

[@Rhaenyraa]

@Seva A. and....

[@Rhaenyraa]

@Seva A. No we are not

[@nolanbennett346]

There are also facial exercises that you should do before the surgery to improve the thinning of the nose, rising fat of the cheeks and forehead, shortening of the philtrum, and many body related exercises as mobility may be decreased after surgery.

[@harshil1834]

Please tell me bro that excercise I am suffering from big brow bosser 😞

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

Because some weight lifting can change the shape of bone and cartilage in the nose? r/badwomensanatomy

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

@Namir Deshmukh Not sure what you mean by that question. I was expressing that exercise cannot change the shape of someone's nose. Nolan said there are facial exercises you can do to improve the shape of the nose. The nose consists of bone and cartilage. There is no muscle to work.

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

@Namir Deshmukh Some people want to change their nose. Just like anything else I guess. Nose work is pretty common on FFS. I would say the 3 most common would be the brow, mandible, and nose

[@nolanbennett346]

@@Rising_Pho3nix_23 I get your point. It’s more about massaging the cartilage and stretching the muscles in the face and neck. The word exercise was mainly focused on post op conditions. (I was also considering that this might not be the only surgery. There might be more trans related surgeries involved) And if there was a massage that could change bone, this video wouldn’t exist in the first place.

[@MEATTAIL]

just had this done last week, the hardest part is the hunger. i can't eat normally for another week and it's costing me sleep but it's extremely worth it. people say this looks scary but you're asleep the entire time. i live in washington and i got it covered under kaiser.

[@jayjooo919]

how much blood was removed. I can't imagine it, I'm grateful and proud of myself, thank you for the video, it's very educational 😭

[@nav.ine-]

gender dysphoria is no joke

[@JohnDoe-bf1fw]

Its a destructive tendency. When implemented, its main purpose is to support a money making industry. A life of trying to pass as a woman requires a lot work. Suicide rates are highest after surgery.

[@vaporeonjedi4266]

@@JohnDoe-bf1fw source? in ncbi, it is stated that most people after reaffirmation surgery feel a lot better and improves their life quality. Where did you read that

[@foxyrocky7522]

@@JohnDoe-bf1fw evidence? Besides the back of that mc Donald’s bag that you wrote all of this down on to then type here later?

[@JohnDoe-bf1fw]

@@foxyrocky7522 The evidence is you very own body. It works best when it is not mutilated. duh.....

[@vaporeonjedi4266]

@@JohnDoe-bf1fw that doesn't make sense. Are plastic surgeries "mutilation"? I'm actually interested in what you said, as im into this topic, so please provide with the studies you read

[@Kat10375]

I only know i watched this wide mouthed the whole time because someone im with just pointed it out. Like. Literally just staring in disbelief, taking this video in. The things science and medicine can do nowerdays is...... I just dont have the words. I really don't. Imagine the feeling after receiving this surgery...... It must be like someone has just come along with a magic wand and made all your deepest dreams from the bottom of your soul come true - then gone off for a coffee and on to the next patient. The feeling for people after getting this done must be indescribable. Absolutely indescribable. Well done doctors. Very well done.

[@123kennix]

Wow, Thanks for the tutorial! All you have to do, is follow step by step!

[@rabiez_luvr6910]

Question for anyone who’s has this or any similar done: do you feel all the metal in your skin? Or is it just for a while until you get used to it? Very interesting.

[@dakotaiversen3964]

Haven't had anything like this done on my face, but I've had metal reconstructive work elsewhere and in my case, it's the latter. It's uncomfortable for a little bit, but the added metal acclimates quicker than you'd think

[@elsieparker8802]

I had this done, though I don't have any plates. My surgeon just used titanium wire that held my forehead together until the bone healed. Anyways no, I never felt any of the wire inside. On the whole it was a surprisingly easy recovery. I walked 2 hours a day for the first month starting the day after surgery (doctor's orders).

[@UltimateMegaMaster]

What I learn from this video is I am thankful for not having body dysmorphia. I wish you all well, and just know that you are beautiful.

[@izzygee2216]

Wow, that’s amazing! I really enjoyed watching this, really educational. Thank you! 👍🏽

[@pureblood8198]

Amazing? Watching a crazy person butcher the body God gave them? Pretty easy to impress you.

[@selfproclaimedcowboy8587]

wah wah wah gods not real

[@asdsy4475]

@@pureblood8198 They're crazy but you're the one worshipping an imaginary sky wizard that you think talks to you

[@666angel4]

im glad that i naturally have a very feminine facial structure

[@xtraceex]

Doctor O did mine ("The Works...") in 2007; truthfully, I slept through the entire procedure. Recovery was tough...worse was the nose splints he used to keep the nasal passages open until healed, probably 5 days. Was such a relief to get the nose packing out. Would I do it again? In retrospect, yes, but I'm dialling out all the discomfort involved. Memory of the discomfort fades, the results stay. Took about a year for everything to finally settle in. Co-workers said "you look tired"...well, yeah. Thanks for putting the process to an animation - nice to see what was involved.

[@leviackerman3693]

It amazes me how far we have come from doing oouga bouga to manipulate science as we see fit. Absolutely incredible!

[@zldeks]

Meowriza… you are a strong woman for this cuz I would’ve shit myself

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

Deuteronomy 11:16 KJV Take heed to yourselves, that your heart be not deceived, and ye turn aside, and serve other gods, and worship them; 2 Timothy 3:13 KJV But evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived. lets analyse the lies through which are we daily deceived: lie: schools are of use (fact. schools keep slavery alive and stands for dumbing down the population of mankind) lie: moon and mars landings, (fact: even masons know they cannot leave - earth is closed system, unless you want to drown, there is no other place created for us to live in.) lie: news channels share truth (fact: these are for politic propaganda) lie: voting matters (fact: politic propaganda) lie: money has a value of its own (fact: it is just a tool of this world, which value has been agreed upon world wide, it should be not loved, only used as needed.) lie: NASA lies (globe and all....) (fact: NASA stands for TO DECEIVE and 2 members expose their own lies, one is still alive, the other (Wernher Von Braun) place a clear clue on his own gravestone) - you havn´t searched - have you? lie: the lgbtq++++ propaganda (fact: it is a part of masonry depopulation agenda, 500 000 000 souls, thats their goal - Georgia Guidestones! - who said it be worthy to forget?) lie: Evolution and the dinosaurs. (fact: mankind is not hybrid kind) to keep stating that there was an evolution, then we ain´t humans, we aint then mankind, we are then hybrids. Are you a hybrid? Lie: holidays (xmas, Halloween, new year eve and so on) (fact: PAGAN HOLIDAYS, to praise BAAL, the god of this world) lie: U.F.Os (fact: they are demons/evil spirits in high places, against whom we fight daily = spiritual warfare) lie: rules and laws rule the world (fact: signs and symbols of masonry do) lie: believe in being educated (fact: found daily living with the lack of knowledge) lie: religions are ways to heaven (fact: JESUS CHRIST is only way to heaven. Religions, no matter its name = masonic garbage) lie: our dead loved ones stay around to “ghost” (fact: hunting and ghosting is job of demons, not of humans. We, humans, come from GOD and return back to HIM and all the stories of having been seen a ghost - terrifying, scary, dark, cold - again no job of analysing been done here by you- right?) Lie: Humans have no immune system and we need vaccines as these save lives (fact: humans HAVE IMMUNE SYSTEM and vaccines are created for one or two purpose: to kill or to cripple. If you took all their poison shots then later in life comes all kinds of medical diagnoses = vaccines crippled you - remember that) lie: there is no GOD (fact: There is GOD, who redeems sinners and created us directly from the dust of the earth: Psalms 139:14 (KJV) I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well.) to keep claiming that there is no GOD and we aint created directly from the dust of the earth, we soon run out logic, regardless to we place “evolution” in our claims or not and our dead, whats happening to them as they sleep in their graves? - they decay away, becoming the dust form which they were taken, if it ain`t so then we are simply reality deniers. lie: 911 was terror attack (fact: 911 was an inside job, meaning the work of your loved government) lie: TV watching is of use (fact: television (TV) = tell a lie vision, a weapon for our minds, keeping it under MK ULTRA) half lie/half truth: earth is a stage where everyone plays rolls (fact: earth is stage, a freemasonry checkerboard, where both side, black and white are masons and humans both in politics and regular souls = the naive public gets daily played) lie: children are government to raise (fact: children are parents to raise, it takes 2 to make them, it takes 2 to raise them). Lie: we live already in the matrix (fact: we live since birth in BABYLON which is to become “matrix” as Man - us, must merge with machine aka take the mark of the beast and then matrix aka false reality becomes to be 100%) lie: humans are not intelligent enough (fact: it is forgotten fact, we all are intelligent, many have suffered the illness from this world, being indoctrinated by masons, cause who give us the school system which we have? masons did, because they need slaves). Lie: love is low standard and = lust (fact love is high standard as love means> John 15:13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Lie> do what thy wilt there is no body who has the right to judge you (fact> GOD SHALL JUDGE YOU AFTER YOU HAVE DEPARTED ON EARTH and Christians are also called to give out righteous judgment, therefore repent * born again * go and sin no more) lie: slavery is over (fact: slavery was never over, it just changes a little as we are no longer buy`d or sold, still prepared through school systems for our future slavery, succumb to our slave lives based on our free will) lie: BIBLE is man written and a fairytale (fact: BIBLE is written by GOD, through man, bible is not fairytale. BIBLE IS: BASIC INFORMATION/instruction BEFORE LEAVING EARTH = BIBLE. A book - yes, book which we all need as it is only one filled with information and instructions we all need for life on earth. Lie: Miss beauty contests around the world is about beauty of FEMALES (fact: these contests are about beauty of MALES IN DRAG) lie: Medical “virus” known as COVID 19 (facts: real VIRUSES are in Hollywood and kept secret: - THE TTM virus = being tare, trans, mason. Lie: There is no truth, no right nor wrong and all is allowed as long as you are happy. (fact: truth is easy to find, search: BIBLE + FREEMASONRY and expose masons in masonry). 28 lies, should i go on?

[@methlakayuneth1589]

Props to the surgeons and people who undergo this... Wish all of u get the results u wish from this ❤️❤️💕

[@rileybobbert6527]

they wont lol

[@sophietsa]

if you had this done, i'm scared of you. you're clearly a badass

[@LiaLande]

Heh heh... All that and more!

[@Uteria_888]

​@@LiaLandedid you regret it? Or no... Genuinely curious

[@MrJaneisfatify]

1:00 I like how the doctors like “yeah you don’t need this anymore, so I’ll take that thank you.”

[@m1951-j2u]

Lmao

[@stanrix]

I had incredibly minor surgery on a hernia and was nearly in tears while they were putting me under. I have serious reservations about letting someone else be in control of my body. I just can’t imagine doing this on purpose. It’s so amazing to me also that there are surgeons in the world. They must have very strong stomachs

[@davidh9844]

There is a saying in the business, "There is no part of the body that can't be reached with a strong arm and a 14G needle." So tell me, does it take a strong stomach to go to the market and pick up a side of baby back ribs? Same thing.

[@stanrix]

@@davidh9844 same thing? Are you serious? My local supermarket doesn’t make me butcher the cattle before I package it.

[@bubbsterr4967]

@@davidh9844 no, it doesn't take a strong stomach to go to a store and get ribs. However, I would imagine it would take a strong stomach to carve a living human open with a scalpel and start touching and changing the still functioning things inside their body. Really not the same thing at all if you think about it for a half a second.

[@heythere6983]

I heard hernia surgery can take 3 years to fully heal, hows yours go? Are you active? Lift weights, etc?

[@stanrix]

@@heythere6983 that particular one is perfect. I was also born with two in my crotch. They were fixed when I was 5. Now I have one in my belly button 😂 It’s my curse…

[@mostazezo]

ah wtf but medicine is amazing

[@CassieAngelica]

Imagine doubting somebody’s identity when they are willing to do THIS to be who they say they are.

[@dungeonmaster4839]

51%

[@m1951-j2u]

Emotional argument

[@bucketonfoot]

@@m1951-j2u Literally anything can be considered an “emotional argument”. I could say murder is bad because it hurts people and that argument would still involve emotions. But if you want to live in a world where emotions don’t play a role in anything and nobody takes peoples feelings into account then you can live alone in the woods.

[@m1951-j2u]

@@bucketonfoot we can't live in a society where people are killing eachother just for the sake of it. Emotion also prevents us from making rational decisions and cloud clear thinking.

[@bucketonfoot]

@@m1951-j2u It’s crazy that the main reason humans (and many other animals) evolved and our population has grown was because we had empathy and cared about other people and helped them out, but then there’s people like you who think emotions and empathy shouldn’t play a role in anything…

[@ibtiamat]

It's so sad that society is so rigid and set in it's ways to the point people are willing to have this surgery. It's been passed time to be nice to people and stop assuming people's identities just from the way they look! Kindness and human decency are severely overdue!

[@liliana.6053]

There's a reason why we are fighting so hard for puberty blockers to be available to trans teens. Imagine knowing you are trans, there existing a tried and tested method to halt puberty, and still being forced to let those processes go through, either permanently deforming your body, or going through such a brutal and expensive surgery.

[@SilkRoadMedic]

@@liliana.6053 But puberty is nature's will. Nobody is "forcing" you to go through puberty, your body is doing it naturally. I couldn't careless about adults that took the decision to convert, but giving minors puberty blocker when they're not mature enough to make life-changing decision is just wrong.

[@liliana.6053]

@@SilkRoadMedic Developing a concave chest is also nature's will and in 90% of the cases it won't even have health effects besides sliiighly lower hearth and lung capacity. We still break the ribs of minors to fix this aesthetic inperfection and like all surgeries, this too can result in even life threatening complications. Cancer and near sightedness is nature's will. Crippling migraines and schizophrenia are nature's will, and anti psychotic drugs are hard stuff, yet we even give them to children if it leads to harm reduction. Puberty blockers are completely reversible, can be stopped any time, and you can go on any set of hormonal puberty when you come of age. Going through the wrong puberty can be crippling, trans children become suicidally depressed, or completely detached from all life from the tought of changes that will forever brand them as trans and "other", and to deny them a solution is monstrous. Also these blockers are a compromise, if trans and cis lives were valued equally, we'd let teens go on cross sex hormones immediately, but the thought of a cis kid regretting transition is valued way over the pain and suffering trans people are just expected to go through. Even more, society wants us to either be visibly trans or dead so men wouldn't be so secually confused when they get a boner for us.

[@calopsita4465]

@@liliana.6053 thats a deformity

[@liliana.6053]

@@calopsita4465 so what matters more? Society finding someone's body icky, or their own comfort in their own body?

[@grimtress]

I don’t have the stomach for this… this almost makes me want to throw up! Thank you doctors who have such great hands, intelligence, and patience for the work that you do. 😯

[@jj-bv3ui]

it's amazing what surgeons can do to help all of us live our best lives. Shout-out to science and this video not being irl .This demonstration was digestible. Congrats to anyone who had this surgery or who is waiting for it :) Also happy Eid

[@Butterkin]

If you can't watch the regular surgery video, you shouldn't consider it nor endorse it. If you really support this sort of thing, then you should know the consequences and what actually has to be done. If you endorse it for other people you should at least be able to stomach what is being done to them. It shouldn't have to be digestible. You don't teach people about the consequences of reckless driving by never showing them what car accidents look like. What people look like when we have to scrape them off the road. I'm sure you live in a walkable city though.

[@eplepai5304]

This is the only surgery I’m considering, but it’s so scary. I’ve seen post op images and it looks so painful. I’m scared I’d be unable to eat or speak. I pass pretty well but I’m a little unhappy with my chin and jaw, is it possible to do only those?

[@noemidemelo8959]

If you're the lady in the photo, you already have gorgeous and feminine features, I wouldn't suggest changing anything 👌

[@andicantu6490]

Rather than destroying that forehead area, I wonder if they could just insert a gel pad to make the forehead more bulby and less flat, cavemanish. It seems too delicate an area to mess around with. You might have eye problems, headaches, infections that get into the brain. Always try the least invasive paths first.

[@mjt1517]

I’m sure the medical doctors who have worked for years perfecting their skills really need your uneducated help.

[@andicantu6490]

@@mjt1517 , I’m not trying to help doctors. They’re in it for the money, and are more likely to suggest the most expensive procedure. It is just good sense to explore other options first, especially if they’re less dangerous.

[@Suplexduplex]

@@andicantu6490 a gel pad would not be permanent and would have to be replaced every couple of years (like any sort of implant needs to be). Permanent Surgery is the most efficient and probably long term least invasive option

[@Lindalkidd]

Andi, that is exactly one of the options to deal with feminization of the forehead. Sometimes adding material is better, and sometimes removing is better. Your doctor can discuss your options with you.

[@Lunardigitmusic]

That’s actually a thing! They don’t use gel though, they use bone paste. It’s called a type 2 forehead reconstruction, and in some cases it’s the better option, but for most cases adding material causes the forehead to look strange and doesn’t help the situation. The procedure in the video is a type 3 reconstruction, and one of the reasons to reduce it is to reduce shadows cast by the brow bone onto the face, which can cause the face to look more masculine. Reducing the forehead also improves rhinoplasty results as it can meet the nose at a more feminine angle. Type 3 is also the best option when it comes to structural integrity as you’re not reducing the thickness of the bone like in Type 1. Type 1 is where they just grind the bone down to make it more flat. 99% of cases it’s not the best option, though, as you can’t take away as much of the bump before getting to the limit of how thin the bone can be. I had a friend who got a type 1 done 5 years ago and her results look great but her upper sinus is now paper thin. Luckily she hasn’t had complications from it, though!

[@x_xeveyx_x]

Idk about that chin method though 🤔 I wonder if there are patients have have misshaped chins after it

[@nolanbennett346]

I really don’t trust the chin either. And I have seen people with this issue.

[@ChrisCanomi]

Of course there are, even ppl without surgery got sided chins even slightly, but doing that, healing can side it I guess

[@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118]

It's a valid question. The most honest answer is that people's skulls are never perfectly symmetrical anyway, and generally when people get this chin procedure done they end up looking more symmetrical than they did before. There's a pre op and post op scan to compare as well.

[@basiI]

As a trans person, I think it's incredible that we have the technology to perform these kinds of procedures and I am very grateful for them. That said, this animation was deeply disturbing and I regret watching it. Very glad that I'm transmasc and so there really isn't any bone work that I feel needs to be done to make myself more comfortable lmao

[@user-he8nj6fy7p]

Go visit a therapy

[@actualgoblin]

@@user-he8nj6fy7p What's a therapy?

[@basiI]

@@user-he8nj6fy7p ?

[@dovette3595]

@@user-he8nj6fy7p girl, guess where he went to know he was trans...

[@deceseze]

@@user-he8nj6fy7p go visit some women

[@sabnazakter3049]

I'm just grateful to my creator for making me as who i am.

[@meiyami93]

You should thanks your parents and the gene's probabilities XD

[@333Laura]

Same

[@Pkjopjpo-zm7dy]

@@meiyami93 i think you should get a life

[@meiyami93]

@@Pkjopjpo-zm7dy why? Touched a sensitive fiber?

[@Pkjopjpo-zm7dy]

@@meiyami93 no, because you're a joke.

[@volumen1y2]

The world should have a lot of respect for trans girl , just to be so strong and brave to do this surgeons , just to be accepted for society as real woman

[@Raman-jz8dz]

This is both insane how it’s possible and a complete nightmare at the same time

[@chryzhernandez4613]

Any patronizing and condecendent coment on any kind of plastic surgery is instantly irrelevant on a world where people smoke. I wish a smooth recovery for anyone who goes trough with any procedure, and I am damn proud on all trans people out there living their truest self, both having had surgery and not wishing for any at all. Keep going strong 💪💖

[@abaddon130]

You're so brave.

[@Βεατρίκη-ν3κ]

Όταν θα ερθη η φρικτή μέρα της κρίσεως θα σας ρωτήσει ο Θεός γιατί αλλάξατε φύλλο; Δεν ήξερε και έκανε λάθος ο Θεός; Όλα είναι αρωστημμενα στο μυαλό του ανθρώπου!

[@mawinstallation6626]

@@Βεατρίκη-ν3κ Going by that logic, smoking is an absolute desecration of the life God gave us. This surgery, on the other hand, is not.

[@atomicsamurai8967]

Y'all think this is bad? I've seen one that was animated showing how gender reassignment surgery works. I couldn't finish the video on account of my junk hurting.

[@limyarplane1991]

yup, and when you get it you cant walk for 2 or 3 weeks afterward's, is fun.

[@bro-im-just-walking-here]

meowriza gang! 😼

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

If you need this surgery for you to find peace between your body and mind... We're with you. And you're awesome

[@dubscheckum8246]

It's called a mental illness. Pray to God. Visit a psychiatrist

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

@@dubscheckum8246 paying to fictional beings that cannot be seen or measured in any way is mental ill. Seek help if you start hearing voices

[@ac9871]

That's exactly what the surgery is for.

[@RomoFett_]

This video is amazing, yet also triggers my dysphoria! I just want this so so so bad! I don't care what I have to do to get it! Please! I need this surgery!!! Please please please please!!!! 🥺😭😢

[@Mortolich]

Please get psychiatric help. If you want this you have gender dysphoria.

[@bucketonfoot]

@@Mortolich Or you could maybe… leave them alone. If they want to do this there’s literally no reason to be rude to them. You could just wish them good healing after the surgery and move on.

[@user-fp8fl9pb1o]

Ever since the “POV:You’re the first one to fall asleep on sleepover (Rookie Mistake” meme I get recommended these weird surgery animations.

[@eljestLiv]

I'm going through this at the end of the year, I hope it goes well 😬

[@Butterkin]

What if you end up regretting it?

[@Twitch_Moderator]

When I was a younger man and I had basic cable TV one of ths few channels I had that still aired shows past 11pm was A&E. It used to show live surgeries. Not sure why. I've seen almost everything cut open and put back together on that channel. LoL

[@erectilereptile7383]

Same, I remember watching either a PBS or A&E special involving a man with a severely malformed face. They showed the operation and everything. All alone in my old house’s living room when I was around 5. Must’ve been 2009. Went to bed traumatized.

[@gdubbs680]

How many surgeries are required to complete the transformation?

[@SickenedYellow]

not self experience but i'd say a lot , people can do even 20+ surgeries just to feel happy being themsevles. It's insane

[@DinRosen2015]

Damn. I follow a voice actress who got facial feminization surgery in December, I didnt realize it was this intense..

[@farlyra89]

Masya Allah Allahu Akbar Science is always awesome!!! ✨😍

[@thegroove2000]

better than Allah.

[@donaldfuck]

I imagine Allah isnt very happy with that

[@SuperFoxdemon]

That’s amazing! Do they do this all at once?

[@ReginaGrace2011]

OMG! This looks absolutely painful. Let’s accept people for who they are, so that they don’t have to feel the need to do this. On a side note, the feminized bone structure looks just like an Asian’s bone structure. I am glad to be Asian.

[@spikey0245]

bruh

[@lacytheespeon517]

For some people, accepting them for who they are includes them getting this surgery.

[@MoonshineSunset]

You need to talk to trans people in order to understand why they might decide to go through this type of surgeries, it's how they feel, not how other people make them feel, they themselves decide it's the right choice to do the surgery so they feel happy with their bodies, not because of someone else..

[@deepdungeon8465]

I only accept sane people.

[@yazyaz2969]

@@MoonshineSunset How much is it for both genital surgery and this face surgery?

[@niax6920]

Wait… those metal pieces stay in the person’s face?? 😬😩

[@pkk1388]

I'm a female with deep set eyes and big browbones. It shadows my upper eyelids. How safe is this "orbital rim cpntouring" is? Looks very dangerous.

[@D9M7M4]

You’ll be safe under a experienced and licensed surgeon

[@woofer341]

2:20 So what we gotta do is mark the piece of the jaw that we are gonna remove. Carefully with a tiny saw we are going to remove the piece and use little tweezers to collect the piece. Ehhh for the other side, just yank that shit off cuz Im running out of patience

[@crimsonlily3640]

I have a feeling many on this comment section don't know what gender dysphoria is. This isn't a merely "cosmetic" procedure guys, the psychological pain trans people go through is no joke and being able to liberate themselves from it can be lifesaving.

[@bobbsurname3140]

Should anorexic people be allowed to get liposuctions, because theyve deluded themselves into thinking theyre fat? Should those with body integrity disorder be allowed to get healthy limbs amputated or paralyzed? You are talking about a mental disorder. You shouldnt try to resolve mental illnesses via cosmetic surgeries like these.

[@liliana.6053]

@@bobbsurname3140 body dysmorphia is different from gender dysphoria, because dysmorphias never have a point where they are enough, affirming them leads to the person dying or their health deteoritating. Meanwhile there are butch trans women who want very little to do with femininity and all they need is others to just regard them as female while buying groceries.

[@Butterkin]

Stop trying to liberate yourselves, it's painful to watch. You guys want to liberate yourselves from literally everything, and we can't do that. That's just not how the universe works. You can't just liberate yourself from everything. Why can't you just look INWARD? Have SOME KIND of humility? Have the words humility, shame, honesty just left your vocabulary? Watching so many of my fellow human beings act like this is disgusting and I'm not gonna shut up about it anymore. Someone needs to say something. You're maiming and then killing yourselves at alarming rates. It's awful. The 3rd world slave laborer who built your phone, car, computer, what have you, that you used to post this, would never do this. They would never even think to do this. If you can afford to even think about these kinds of cosmetic surgeries then you are in the top 1% of the world.

[@Your_pocket_medic]

Does this have any negative effect on the eyes since you are operating so close to them

[@misspoppyseed3909]

There’s the minor chance to touch some nerve in your forehead that controls eyelid function or the muscles around the eye but there’s no chance of damaging your actual eye unless something very drastic goes wrong.

[@maggie.online]

Imagine if people were allowed to be themselves regardless of how they were born, these surgeries are usually not only for gender expression, but for safety, stability(jobs are more likely to hire you) and peace of mind, and that's the sad part! Because cis women too are getting these surgeries (specially in asia), makes me wonder, what is a woman or a man supposed to look like? Respect to everyone who gets a surgery like this in order to live in peace and also to those who choose not to

[@liliana.6053]

Even more depressing considering that elective plastic surgery was pioneered on racial and enthnic minorities to blend in and avoid hate crimes. Middle eastern Jewish people getting nose reductions to avoid the big nose stereotype, Irish people to hide so called pug nose and be able to get a job in America. Plastic surgery came into existence because society is ugly as hell.

[@sdjslkdjlsskldjslkdjsl8262]

"(jobs are more likely to hire you) " Please. ESG means there are corporate quotas on diversity. You have a higher chance of getting a job if you're visibly part of a "marginalized" group.

[@chetlajackson9060]

Interesting. Seems like a lot to go through...but I have to ask myself what would I be willing to go through to achieve my idea of beautiful. This is the same for them. I'm happy for them.

[@liliana.6053]

Part of it has to do with self image, a huge part of it has to do with how others perceive you. Like literal safety. Pretty privilege is already a thing, it's proven that good looking people are more likely to have better pay, jobs, positions, better interactions with strangers, for trans people it's even more true.

[@yessikaramirez6066]

I’m 3 months post op from this same exact surgery. 1st two weeks are pretty rough. I’m still swollen and numb. It takes about 5-6 months for swelling to be gone and 1yr to see the final results. But I don’t regret it one bit.

[@Gameplayer55055]

dude fell asleep during the sleepover, wakes up being astolfo

[@vannhantran547]

I can hardly imagine how difficult this surgery is in real life.

[@spicymargorita]

i have a friend who plans on getting this surgery when she’s an adult, and i can’t image how insane the recovery process must be

[@yessikaramirez6066]

Almost no pain but you’re swollen for months.

[@meemoo9064]

reminder to never sort through newest comments on any trans related video

[@Honklz]

Fr, some of these comments make me lose faith.

[@leckercidre160]

Yeah, you wouldn't want to get out of the grooming eco chamber and spiral back down into depression would you now?

[@Honklz]

@@leckercidre160 BRONY 😱

[@laurasnow7822]

This is amazing. Thank you for your work.

[@Luna-lr3jw]

I want a surgery for the back part of My head, it is flat du :'( Does someone know if this surgery exist?

[@alwaysyouramanda]

Our girls of double spirit are SO brave. 🥺💜

[@dlicious5677]

This hurt my face/entire body so bad!! 😭 I couldn’t finish watching 😭

[@ChloeASMR91]

i want this done but its soo expensive and i cant get it on the NHS i guess ill forever live with a masculine face i dont want :(

[@spidernickels7446]

Honestly amazing how careful and catered this surgery is! I see a lot of ppl commenting on the lack of grotesqueness seen here when the nature of videos like these are to educate a general audience. So adding graphic details is unnessecary and harmful for those it's catered for. That aside it's really neat! I like how they showed the whole setup of what the patient is being put on and the size of the team may be accompanying her surgery

[@codename8418]

Even though I'm ugly. I'm happy with my face. I don't need to modify it.

[@sloanerittner7736]

We don’t do this because we think we are ugly…

[@lex-gy6zh]

this may sound silly but people survive after this surgery right? do they perform it on alive patients

[@deletedandabandonedaccount8149]

Thanks ^^ I do art as hobby and this video helped me with head different in gender

[@ОльгаДущенко-к3о]

Я представляю, насколько ужасен процесс реабилитации после этих операций

[@martin6123]

Думаю что у человека надо быть болезнь мозга чтобы это сделать.

[@Rhaenyraa]

@@martin6123 u certainly do

[@laboee.c.5221]

¿Los refuerzos de metal que se ponen para fijar el hueso se quedan en el rostro para toda la vida?

[@adrienneczerni6516]

Yo Pienso que sí

[@billybuzy]

I’m glad medicine put humanity in first place. People have freedom to choose how they look

[@Green_Lobsta]

When you fall asleep first at the sleepover:

[@Djbacalethecool]

True

[@charli_1rl]

How did they take off the skin on the forehead like isn't there any more tissue under the skin or is it really just bone????