5 Plastic Surgeries on 1 Day That Went HORRIBLY Wrong!

[@DoctorYoun]

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[@robertmacdonald345]

Hello, Enjoy your channel. I really hate how society has given names to stuff that doesn't exist or just because they don't have a good way to explain something??? I have another reason, People have Gobs of Money and they can get stuff like this done without a 2nd thought. Maybe some people get this stuff done because they want people to Feel sorry for them, AKA They Thrive the attention. I would want these people to draw what they see in the mirror. And if they draw something way off base, Then instead of Getting them a Plastic surgeon get them a Mental Doctor because they definitely need help. Kudos to you for saying you would turn him down, But on the other side of that coin why wouldn't you referee him ( Or anyone ) to a Mental Doctor??? Cheers

[@GO-s-SIP_cONspira-TEA]

I wish that I would win the lottery! I would certainly contact YOU first thing to get the scarring off my face!! (And more) 🤣🤣

[@Nina_vtw]

Dental student here. I’m really angry at doctors that won’t turn down patients. Patients ain’t our bosses I don’t care how much they’re willing to pay. Health first, for you own good. Listen to your doctors! Ask for more than just one opinion! Some of us still care so much!!

[@victoriabarclay3556]

I feel that dentistry is ahead of the curve on prevention and good health. of course now their are people who want their teeth unnaturally white, etc. but on the whole, a good dentist is helping you keep your teeth and keeping you healthy.

[@Mizz.Person]

​@victoriabarclay3556 One would hope vut my old dentist started doign botox and jeot bugging me about it, so I left and foynd a new one. I was literally only in my early 30's. It was rude,after I asked him to stop asking me.

[@Michael.Chapman]

A superb attitude, and scarcer than necessary. Levi used to be a better looking person… he needed none of the unnecessary procedures and significant risks-the surgeon violated his profession’s sacred oath ‘do no harm’.

[@pennyjayemartin6343]

I've always wondered, do all these buccal fat reductions have an effect on teeth? I know they're in the cheek, but do they not leave the teeth more exposed if you were to get say hit on the side of the face?

[@what_equals_42]

It was pretty shocking to see his before photos. It's sad to think of someone who was already that handsome feeling like they needed to alter their face so much.

[@-SleepyNurse-]

Yes he was already handsome. Sadge

[@K000H]

That's the thing isn't it. No matter how pretty/handsome you look to others, you'll never be happy with yourself. Especially bcause of the beauty standards constantly shoved in our faces everywhere we go.

[@tarabean1892]

He was so handsome before so genuine and authentic. Now he just looks alien 👽

[@flyandshy00]

Yes, I would only say lip lift was a good choice, other than that he shouldn;t have done anything else.

[@tottryship5608]

​@@flyandshy00not even

[@papapiers1588]

Yes. He was handsome. If he was in his late 40s I wouldn’t comment but he is young and clearly unwell.

[@freddycantillo1993]

I agree 💯❤

[@justanotherday5441]

He looks bizarre. His lip was already deformed (on purpose) and his face stretched way too far. How any MD would allow a face lift for a 20 something is beyond me. Too bad he will look 80 at 50 like most celebrities these days he'll even in theirb30s and 40s they look older than they should. The face lift is meant to be done at certain ages and to fix things that weren't wrong with him. When done for bizarre imagined issues amd at ages not well suited for the type of surgery then long amd short term results don't end up well. Although the US has an obsession with looking abnormal amd often seem to elevate as beauty what in most of the world looks like disfigurement and quite ugly.

[@talapeanutbutter4250]

He was on Botched a couple times and they both told him no and was concerned he did have BDD. God Bless🦋

[@dragonprinzessofwinter2935]

So that's why he looked so familiar tome. Some people really don't learn until the damage is done. Sad

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

​@@dragonprinzessofwinter2935Then ironically, end up on Botched...

[@Abstract852]

To be fair...Botched tends to have a lot of these excessively modified people to do no's to. Just seems more like a mutually beneficial "for tv" thing.

[@talapeanutbutter4250]

@@Abstract852 that’s more than fair. Many wouldn’t watch it unless it grabbed their attention. God Bless😇

[@sleepyninjarin7971]

watching this feels like watching a horrible car crash

[@toityb]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!! OUCH!

[@JuneWeekly]

It’s great that you will turn people down! Some docs are so greedy they will do unnecessary work! Praise God I would never have any plastic surgery done! I’m 69 years old!

[@Miss_Wonderful1]

It's a matter of taste but for me Levi was truly handsome before any procedures. Now he's the typical Instagram unreal-looking guy. I'm curious to know if 5 procedures in one go can increase the risk of infections compared to one procedure only.

[@flyandshy00]

He already looked like he had a facelift and brow lift before, when you look at him you can tell he has dysmorphia and plastic surgeons should do not do that. There should be laws regarding that.

[@bcaye]

Who would press charges?

[@petthequeenofmaddness8592]

@@bcaye the client as they went to a "professional" and as the are a "professional" they should know better then to do the operation

[@fluffymountainbunny]

While I do agree with you, if a surgeon in the US says no people like this are more likely to go out of country to get their stuff done, and then get more complications/killed/etc. It's not as easy as passing laws, unfortuantely

[@we8608]

Thats such a ridiculous excuse lol ​@fluffymountainbunny

[@chek6303]

@@we8608 Not really. These things are hard to quantify. For instance, Dr Youn said he 'looks great'. Most people beg to differ. But Dr. Youn is right; any judgement made would ultimately overlap personal rights in a court of law.

[@TattooZombie82]

I love Levi's personality and sense of humor. He's an actual gem. I just hope he is truly done with the surgeries!

[@yotube1ful]

He’ll never be done.

[@anonymous54565]

@@yotube1fuloh well, we can’t stop him but he’s funny as

[@yotube1ful]

@@anonymous54565 yea I get ya. He’s funny. I can’t shake the sneaky suspicion that the banter is just a mask to paper over mental health issues. Like a salve. You know what I mean? Just a supposition on my part tho. What do I know. I’m no mental health professional. I’m probably way off

[@anonymous54565]

@@yotube1ful no of course, you’re definitely right and it’s really sad of course but there’s nothing we can do!

[@yotube1ful]

@@anonymous54565 I understand you.

[@utecanbolat3590]

He was handsome and had himself turned into a plastic doll...

[@Stu49583]

He turned himself into a instagirl

[@Bunny11344]

That’s what he wanted tho let him ruined himself lol

[@utecanbolat3590]

@@Bunny11344 I'l never understand why some people would want to make themselves ugly...

[@grenade8572]

He was handsome. On the photo at 6:14, he looked like a MODEL. If he really wanted surgery, I would say that he just had to do something with his left eye, wich was lower than the right one (obvious on the photos when he's face cam), but that's it.

[@ashotofmercury]

@@utecanbolat3590 it's called 'body dysmorphia'. 🤷🏻‍♀😔

[@francescadulash3511]

I've seen him in a few other things. He had a boyfriend and wanted him to have surgeries to look like him. He had 1 operation and broke up with him for talking him into surgery he now severely regrets.

[@crystalclear7984]

Wouldn't worry so much about the physical, it is what's happening Mentally with these people. Natural is GOOD.

[@BaybD707]

We need more Dr. Youns out there😂❤

[@ZombieRatFlesh]

The name Charles makeup tutorial part made me spit out my drink

[@MelanaC]

Me too! Levi is actually really funny

[@HainekoMikemalcom]

He's so funny!😂

[@pf6638]

He’s still young. Imagine how many more procedures as he ages. Sad to see this as a norm in our culture

[@almabaumgartner3872]

I just had breast reduction surgery and the amount of stuff I couldn’t take sucked but I still listen to the doctor. I have chronic allergy issues so I was stuffed up for a week and a half lol

[@vickiweber4718]

I hope to have a breas reduction whenever I can afford it. What all do you have to avoid prior and about how long is the recovery time?

[@mcanultymichelle]

I feel sad for this young man .that somebody’s son that’s going through this

[@gg037]

This is someone I’ve followed on social media since I was a teenager (I’m now 26) and I remember the day that his surgery videos appeared on my newsfeed and to say the least, I was gagged.. gooped.. gobsmacked and betwixt. He was SO naturally handsome.

[@TheRealJules]

I admire Dr. Youn for reviewing these surgeries without judgment. I don’t know if I could do that because Levi has a real body image issue.

[@lacyrussell6688]

With all these people out here ruining their faces, they’re making all of us with natural beauty move higher up on the totem pole. 😘💋

[@chek6303]

Amen to that sista

[@linjoy9627]

I've been enjoying your reaction and advice to viewers about Cosmetic Surgery. I'm Scottish and spent my career in the operating theatre in my home city in Scotland. My first 5 years was as a scrub nurse and the last 25 yars as an anaesthetic nurse. Although we share a language things operation wise are done differently in the UK. We have an Anaesthetic Room where we anaethitise our patients before wheeling them into theatre, we either take the anaesthetised patient in on a trolly to transfer onto the operating theatre or the patients already on the operating theatre, this is because the patient will be having surgery that lasts longer than two hours. The only time we anaethetise in theatre is for a gastric bypass or gastric banding for bariatric patients. In this case we have two anaesthetic nurses and two consultant anaesthetists. Like our anaesthetic rooms no one would dare enter when a patient is being anaesthetised unless it's of the utmost importance. The same goes with bariatric surgery's. When it comes to text books and specialist information manuals for various equipment, we do on occasion have them in theatre, where the surgeon can re-familurise their selfs with various procedures. I liked how one of our Plastic and Reconstructive Consultant Surgeons would send certain patients to see a psychiatrist before he would operate on them. Dr Youn you know how some patients have unrealistic ideas about how they will look following surgery.

[@DaveTexas]

I can’t imagine hating myself so much that I would want to surgically alter my face so I wouldn’t look like myself anymore. I’m FAR from good-looking. I’ve never been handsome. But I’m me and my face is me and I wouldn’t want to spend the money, endure the pain, and risk the possible complications of surgery. If I were to become injured or had to have surgery that altered my face (like for melanoma), then yes, I can see the need for reconstruction or other plastic surgeries. But I don’t understand why anyone who isn’t injured or deformed would ever want to make themselves not look like themselves. (Oh, and I’m autistic, so I don’t understand why people do lots of things. I look at everything logically, not emotionally. I’m weird that way. Weird and proud.)

[@chek6303]

You are the most rational person here. If that's autism, sign me up! Bless you @DaveTexas

[@Stu49583]

Bro wanted to become an Instagirl.

[@samanthasimental3788]

He was very handsome before surgery.

[@WinfreyWright]

He looked better before any surgeries than I would probably look if I had plastic surgery. Luckily I am 63 YO and just don't care to make any changes. Both of my parents died when they were way younger than I am now, so I feel like I am already lucky.

[@MoskaFleur]

I have this problem where I see myself in the mirror and I see myself, with the good and the bad things about my face and body. BUT when I see myself in a picture taken by someone else (the way everyone else sees me) I find myself disgusting, there's this extreme feeling of rejection for my own appearance, like the person I'm seeing is not me. My face looks asymmetrical. This doesn't happen when I take a selfie because it's inverted, just like the mirror.

[@what.the.whatever]

You're so pretty in your profile pic

[@JLF201]

When I was younger, it was just weird seeing myself in pictures. Like, I know that's me because everyone else says it's me, but it doesn't really feel like me. Lately, when I look at my nose in the mirror, I think it's cute. When I see myself in pictures, I think my nose looks weird, like too long and bulbous on the end. I've decided those pictures (or, more accurately, my reactions to myself in those pictures) are just wrong. I love the nose I see in the mirror and accept that it just doesn't always photograph well to my eye. For you, well... Are you focusing on your mirror at home? Try taking a look at different mirrors in different lighting (including outside) from different angles. If you wear makeup, you may be doing something that looks right under the lighting at home and looks wrong in other lighting. You can try taking video of yourself to figure out what poses and angles are best for you in pictures. I hope you find some way to see your true self and your true beauty.

[@katyb2793]

I had to check your profile picture seeing the other person's comment and you truly are very beautiful. First of all photos can actually distort how we look surprisingly, so I wouldnt give much weight to them, especially if you feel it's different to when you look in the mirror. How you look in the mirror is how you look hun! Secondly I would find someone trusted you can talk about this to. A parent, teacher, therapist, etc I think most women go through feelings of not liking how we look at some stage in our lives, especially with the societal pressure etc, but it doesn't have to be that way. If it were me, I would first take a look at what kind of content I'm consuming. Is it all about plastic surgery, very beautiful influencers vlogs etc? How about reducing or entirely switching them out for content you enjoy where maybe the content creator isn't a stereotypical highly beautiful person. Learn a new hobby, watch videos about new topics you haven't learnt about before, etc Unfortunately what we consume really does affect us. I used to struggle with how I looked. My ears stick out and I have a very big pointy nose with a bump, and I struggled for a long time with these features. What helped me was: 1. I'm Christian. So I knew God gave me these features because he liked them, thinks they're beautiful, and are perfect for me. So I knew I had to figure out a way to see what he saw, and that helped me not want to change anything. 2. I love learning about other cultures. Did you know in China they love ears that stick out because they make the face look smaller? I saw women from European countries with noses like mine, and I realised how elegant, feminine and regal they looked. I realised I just needed to match the rest of my outfit and hair to match my not so casual nose 😂 3. It gets easier with age. It genuinely does. I'm in my late 30's now, and have slightly sagging skin and some wrinkles. And I accept it and embrace it. I can't change it, ageing is a part of life. What's the use in stressing about it? I do wish I'd spent far less time when I was younger worrying and disliking how I looked, and just enjoyed my bouncy firm smooth skin lol! It doesn't last forever! 😂 I hope this can help you in some way. Life is precious, time is precious. I hope you can come to love yourself exactly as you are, and spend the precious time doing and thinking about things you truly enjoy. It's not easy, it may take time, but it is possible. Good luck hun! I wish you all the very best ❤

[@justanotherday5441]

That's just being a normal person. Everyone has that feeling. Where it can go wrong is when people focus too much on what in reality are quite minor, even if you think they are not. Trust me, you even with any flaws are still beautiful. I would not touch your face with surgery. If you feel you can't accept it, I suggest seeing a therapist to help talk through this. It's not really am issue of something being wrong or ugly or asymmetrical about your face (most people have some normal assymetry), this is more about your perception of something being seriously wrong when in reality there isn't anything wrong.

[@vickiweber4718]

I have a facial scar and often wonder how noticeable is really is to other people. I still wish I could afford to do something about it. I also wish I could afford a breast reduction in hopes that will relieve my constant neck and back pain.

[@christinebeames712]

He needed a psychiatrist , not a surgeon

[@monikam9069]

I am afraid he is beyond help.. Things will get just worse as he will get older and less men will desire him

[@chewiehunan]

You are a great and honest doctor!

[@Ilovemycatnamedyuki]

HOLYYY!!I ACTUALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, KEEP GOING!!

[@jeannerogers7085]

That was a gorgeous young man. Why on earth did he subject himself to plastic surgery?!

[@nhf7170]

It's like he vandalized himself.

[@t0kentp]

ngl love the dudes jokes xD

[@markwagner4909]

I love his humor

[@ulissesll2835]

Question: If plastic surgeons are aware that patients do not need to undergo these surgeries and still do them, why are these professionals not punished?

[@ttyngordon]

Because it's not a crime yet. What should be done is mandatory psych eval with a minimum of 4 visits with all elective plastic surgeries.

[@hoaxygen]

@@ttyngordon Haha no.

[@mariwilson803]

B/c if someone wants to fuck up their face, they have the right to. I find it grotesquely unethical for any doctor to do it…look at Michael Jackson’s once beautiful face for god’s sake! But they justify it by telling themselves, “If I don’t do it someone else will.” Some people are in it for money only. More and more people in this world it feels like. We are a pathetic species. The dysmorphia is real.

[@a-goblin]

bodily autonomy. it's the patients themselves electing for cosmetic surgery. plus the majority of cosmetic surgery results are very subtle.

[@a-goblin]

​@@ttyngordon what a bizarre way to gatekeep cosmetic surgery. while there are people that go too far and become addicted to cosmetic surgery, the majority of patients will only get light work done to achieve small changes. adding more checks to approve of someone's surgery is just more bureaucracy that will lead to people going to unlicensed, untrained doctors, and going internationally to have work done, which can come with higher complications and no revisions if necessary. please learn to respect people's bodily autonomy. even if you don't like what they're doing with their bodies, it's theirs. mind your own.

[@mjgsuperincredible382]

Kudos to you doctor!

[@kandydewey1286]

This is one reason I believe you are one of the best in the business. May God bless all who reads this 😊

[@psychicmediumalyshia5810]

THIS HAPPENED TO ME. MAY 24. I had neck surgery May 23. Next day I had grapefruit size hematoma in my neck. It closed off my breathing .. i had to have cpr and be intubated. I also had a NDE during that.

[@NoProHarrie]

Buccal fat removal Ah yes the classic skull look!

[@cl5470]

Skeletor chic. 😂

[@stephanybrown3226]

So rare to find someone like Dr Youn, most surgeons if you ask what they think could be done will say 'oh I'd definitely do X Y Z.' Dr.Youn is one of the few who would say you don't need it because he isn't trying to just make a buck!

[@pernilladomander7648]

That's the story he is trying to tell/sell us. If that's THE truth, well who knows?!

[@louisedoc4132]

Don't change! ❤

[@TheFiown]

At 30 I looked good, looked young for my age. At 40 I was told over and over that I looked fantastic, I looked 30. I was 5'8, size 36/38 european, great hair (thanks mum) clear pale skin, no zits of blemishes, no sun damage. I had lovely teeth and bright blue eyes. I didn't care, I didn't wear the amazing clothes that body could wear. I didn't make up, I did keep my hair nice and had monthly body waxing etc. When people admired me I tended to look behind me, not thinking ot was me. At 50 I looked more or less the same, around 40, a bit more weight, up from 50 kilos to 58 kilos, had great boobs that held up with no bra. I still didn't care how I looked, wore anything that came to hand, made some effort for work but comfort first. From 50 to 60 my life fell apart, got dumpted in a foreign country, had my money taken, couldn't get a visa, lost my business, my house, my dogs and ended up in China, sad as hell. I ended up back in Paris in 2008, no money, no home, few clothes. I spent the next 8 years climbing back up the ladder, avoiding the mirror, still not caring, trying to survive. Long story short at 68 I awoke and thought NO, I want to feel like me, want to look in mirrors, want to dress up, want to be attractive 'again'. So I began with having my teeth done, still ongoing. Next year I will have a complete face lift, eyes,, neck, skin resurfacing etc. The year after I will get rid of my tummy and have my body checked for blemishes. I live alone, I want to meet myself in the bathroom, I am not ashamed of my intentions despite those around me warning me off, saying that I am 'pretty as I am'. It's FOR ME.

[@MizrahiChick]

62 here...some similarities in our story. Wishing you all the best . Of course it's for you ! I ice my face daily, swear by it. Take care.

[@Jess4mab]

I love Levi and his personality is amazing❤I hope he's happy with his appearance now and doesn't feel the need to go through any more procedures😢

[@spnd2mch]

I had a hematoma after my brow lift. my surgeon just said it would be absorbed. I lost sensation in my forehead and top of my head. And the upper lid droops.

[@KisDraga]

I wondered if that was the British guy. I've seen some of his shorts. Seemed like a funny guy.

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I like his comment about just having a good skin care regimen!

[@wallhagens2001]

Sad that people who don’t need anything done still feel like they need something done.

[@GenXfrom75]

I will never mess with my face. I would like a neck lift but I like my face. ❤

[@user-cm4io8dz2r]

I would like my double chin removed. And I think I could just go to the gym and burn off all this belly fat for the most part lol❤

[@Dawna-gp1zk]

congrats

[@gohawks3571]

Respect 💪✌️

[@leelasmoochie]

I love Levi’s sense of humor ❤

[@ilovecairo]

I see what you mean Dr. Youn. That is a very wholesome and compassionate way to interpret the way he originally looked compared to the surgeries that he opted for. But why is it up to you to determine what is worth it or not? I think he looks great and that is what he was going for. He was never ugly to begin with, but I'd be lying if I said that the surgeries didn't enhance his looks; and isn't that what he was after?

[@jackiemurray2265]

Hi Dr Youn, I'd just like to say your skin is amazing! Can you tell us what you use and any procedures you have had? Love your videos, they are very informative, thank you.

[@vanpak]

I wish I had the moneys to go see you Dr. Youn! I have been considering doing a tummy tuck and something for my double chin, although I’ve lost some weight and it got much better! But still think about the tummy tuck with abdomen muscles reconstruction from the diastasis!

[@seona6549]

The risks of plastic surgery and watching videos like this remind me why to weigh your options carefully 😮 I've had 5 or 6 non-elective surgeries and the last one scared me with side effects 😢!

[@evaasche8458]

You re the best dr. Youn! I guess I would come to usa if I ever want a plastic surgery to be operated by you!

[@Jdb74985]

I had thyroid removal done about 2 yrs ago. I ended up with a hematoma in my throat so bad I was having trouble breathing. They ended up pulling out 75cc of blood. I learned a big lesson: sleep up at an angle. My mistake was sleeping flat on my stomach (my normal way to sleep)

[@kimmac0306]

Some doctors are refusing to do what I want because I’m epileptic which is a bummer 😢I’ve always wondered if there it a limit to which doctors can operate

[@ScottRiddleArtist]

Bless their hearts, these poor creatures.

[@subzerodragon1984]

I would love to see a video about arm fat surgery. I don't think it's talked about enough!

[@jessicagalvin4598]

He seems like a really funny person. I hope he’s confident with the way he looks now.

[@just_passing_through]

The surgeons who agreed to these procedures, rather than immediately suggesting a psychiatrist, should have their licences revealed and serve jail time.

[@helenalmodovar5772]

Drs should be sued

[@juliatarrel1674]

Dr Youn, would leeches (properly raised leeches) be a useful tool for safely extracting the extra blood? It keeps the patient from surgical risks, and would be quite effective. (And yes, I do mean raised in a suitable, controlled environment.)

[@sialee5926]

Hello Dr Youn! You SUPPORT the LUMINESCE FACIAL SCULPTOR? Is this SAFE FOR THOSE OF SKIN OF COLOUR? Would the HEAT FROM THE LIGHT IRRITATE the SKIN, or CAUSE HYPERPIGMENTATION? Also, what about the NADOVE MICRO -GLOW FACIAL?

[@TIVOSTUDIOS]

Honestly, when I saw what plastic surgery done to my moms face ( she used to be a very popular supermodel in my country ) then I saw all my friends going for fillers and Botox 12 years ago , and they look great for few years but now they all look like static cartoon versions of the their young self , I got teased for avoiding holidays in the sun and for my very on time skin care routine , every day no fault , now I’m 48 and my face still haven’t sag and I still got no lines in my face , it wrinkle when is smile but I was never really chasing youth, I just wanted to age with a health human skin , so far so good

[@danielle88nm]

He was so cute. Why did he do all that? My Dad would say, "Don't fix what's not broken."

[@HelenLeHouillier]

Dr. Youn what do you use on your face, you look so young. ?

[@squizzyicetea]

"no plans for more surgeries" He's going to get more surgeries 😂

[@AmberVereide-de9iv]

I just saw the luminesce 7 in 1 led light face massager you actually was suggesting it. Before I buy one which one do you recommend is it the Luminesceglow?

[@M851N]

I got chills

[@amberr6]

He looked to me like he already had surgeries before he went in for these ones. For him, I wish he’d stopped at that point but pray he doesn’t get any more. He has a great sense of humor, I hope he starts to focus on those aspects of himself and his personality

[@nixm9093]

Also cut out sugar a few weeks before as it slows healing

[@camille2141]

I just had a Fleur de Lis surgery. Insurance paid for it and will for my legs too because I was diagnosed with early onset Lewy body dementia at 48. I am 50. It is for cleanliness. I think they screwed it up bad. I am ten days out and I have a flap over the lowest horizontal incision.

[@Lethalport1515]

I hope you heal up quickly and any bad outcomes are rectified for you as soon as possible.

[@camille2141]

@@Lethalport1515 thank you.

[@probablynot1368]

Oh, so did you have this form of abdominoplasty to remove excess skin from massive weight loss? I understand it’s quite successful for most patients. I’m sorry you’re experiencing difficulties with healing. Please tell the surgeon about the ‘flap’, as it might be swelling from fluid accumulation under the skin. Please stay well.

[@camille2141]

@@probablynot1368 yes. I lost 250.

[@probablynot1368]

@@camille2141 Wow! That’s wonderful!

[@BabyDee72]

Is it me? Or do majority of people look worse AFTER the surgeries than before??

[@LoveratLoves]

As a person who has had major surgeries to save my life - I have zero respect or sympathy for people that do this to themselves for likes and clicks - and even less respect for the plastic surgeons that perform the surgery.

[@tiggercampbell6198]

hi Dr youn..wow! thank you for sharing .another awesome possum video. I'm just wondering about coolsculpting..me and my friend were talking about this and she wants us to get ice . wrap it up and do our own..hold it on our chubs for 20 minutes..is it really this easy,?

[@Hidbahyar]

No... it's not that easy. You will likely get frostbite or iceburns. It will seriously damage skin tissue. Coolsculpting is a more complex procedure, and carries with it a small chance of later on developing a big hard lump in the area they focused on.

[@tiggercampbell6198]

@@Hidbahyar I've even tried googling coolsculpting but never seen an after picture..thank you for responding..I'm going to show her your text so that way when we don't she will know why..lol..I knew it was risky but I kind of did want to try..

[@Hidbahyar]

@tiggercampbell6198 Fair enough. Honestly, the results of coolsculpting are really meager and take several expensive sessions to accomplish even a little bit. Regular swelling can last up to a few weeks. The hardened bump I was referring to earlier is called paradoxical adipose hyperplasia, and although it is a rare side effect, if it does happen then it requires surgical intervention. Your best bet for fast results would be liposuction, but then you would need to VERY carefully choose a surgeon and follow their instructions to a T. The worst side effect from that one is DEATH, so its a serious decision and it's vital you don't try to save money on it by choosing someone cheaper. The effort to save money may kill you. Always check they are a board certified surgeon, and look through their before and afters. Do research on them and read reviews carefully. See a few different surgeons before settling on one. Even a decent surgeon can give you undesirable results like a lumpy tummy and scars. Also, if you happen to be a smoker, then you can forget about lipo altogether. Honestly an easy way to lose stubborn belly fat can be simply abstaining from alcohol and from added sugar or sweets in your diet for a prolonged period of time. Both of these cause belly fat unless it's burnt off through metabolism or exercise. Good luck!

[@MsBrutalTruth]

As a victim of childhood Munchausen by proxy or Factitious disorder imposed on another (FDIA), I try to avoid doctors at ALL COSTS. Ironically, as I grew older, I found out I had several genetic mutations that cause chronic illness and disability. I couldn't IMAGINE doing that voluntary!

[@gohawks3571]

Oh no! I'm so sorry 😔

[@MsBrutalTruth]

@@gohawks3571 Thank you.

[@kimberbrown8142]

For the bruising and haematoma do surgeons still use leaches?

[@makiatewogboye5942]

Dr, Young, I watch your videos regularly, your one of my favorite Dr 😍 😀, when I want to do anything my face, l will come to you, superb, ❤️

[@ranchdubois6255]

Dr. Youn’s reaction at the hematoma 😭 lol

[@BeagleRescuer13]

Ohmygosh he cracks me up. I feel he looked a lot more handsome before his surgeries. But he is so so funny!!

[@berglettemom6045]

Hi Dr Youn, I have some questions - meant sincerely and genuinely. What do you mean when you call yourself a “holistic” doctor? Also, are you qualified to ascertain whether someone has body dysmorphic disorder, or can only a psychiatrist diagnose that condition?

[@Bambisgf77]

Dr. Youn can explain the first question but the word itself is self explanatory. To the 2nd, this is like saying you need a geologist to tell you that is a mountain or a marine biologist to confirm water is wet! Obviously the young man has some kind of psychological issue! Dr. Y never made a claim to diagnose him.

[@MyHeroMacademia]

Psychiatrists diagnose BDD

[@lanatedford3569]

Good for you for your response in saying that you would have turned Levi down. When a young man wants to change his face so severely you must ask yourself does he have a mental illness. so yes Levi has the right to ask and do what he wants with his face. But if he is sick? Hope that doesn't come back and hit those doctors in the ass.

[@Nanci-AnnBiviano]

I love him and I think he’s gorgeous! He also is hilarious 😂 I do hope he is happy now and can stop

[@DutchIsraeli]

That looks absolutely brutal 😱

[@hermanmunster4949]

Levi is a Michael Jackson in the making.

[@ritahorvath8207]

Avoid orange juice, lemon juice, vitamine c and ginger before surgery. It also makes the blood thin.

[@Saskatchetooner]

No it certainly does not. Stop spreading false information.

[@polishedlove]

can you do a video for heavy face sweating I would greatly appreciate it I am suffering.

[@just_passing_through]

Risk versus reward. It’s a high risk to the patient, but a high reward for the surgeon.

[@stezton]

I can't imagine choosing to have these surgeries. I'm too scared of something going wrong.

[@Bun_the_bumble]

He is funny ❤ he’s a good guy and has good spirits❤ he is happy with how he looks tho☺️❤️

[@victoriabarclay3556]

he was such a cute, approachable handsome boy. even before this surgery, he looked so plastic, and I think post-this surgery, it looks like he's still using filters! spend more on therapist, please.

[@FAWP00]

What if when i look in a mirror i see myself as not bad looking but in pictures i feel kinda disgusted? What do i have? Pictures and the mirror are so different to me.

[@lrwiersum]

This poor guy !! He’s seriously NOT OKAY

[@evitasdad]

I wonder, having had these surgeries so young, how will it all age in time?

[@acewitts]

What changed? Did he look so much better?

[@callen8908]

Time will pass. Trends will change. How will that face look as he grows older?

[@Neicorr]

So what work did he do? Prescription or conscription? What work will he do for the sake of anybody else?

[@sascharadke8450]

I'm not against plastic surgery or wanting to stand out/look different but there is a line where it should become clear to a health professional that their patient miiight suffer from BDD or some other mental health issues and doing dozens of surgeries isn't the solution. Hope Levi is doing well both physically and mentally

[@timbob1627]

This is absolute proof that advertiser's, marketing ,product producers, designers etc have created a belief that all these coat hanger people they use to sell their products are representative of the norm, this is so fucked up, and thank god this doctor has integrity and an aesthetic value based in reality...🎉🎉🎉

[@shareeclifton2265]

I honestly like his videos. He's funny and he's himself.

[@LoveratLoves]

if he was "himself" he wouldn't be famous for having plastic surgery - you have cognitive dissonance.

[@Hollopixi]

@@LoveratLovesI think they meant his personality bro, not his face

[@LoveratLoves]

@@Hollopixi Yes. I know. You cannot change everything about your appearance and then be lauded for "being yourself" - it's disingenous and shows cognitive impairment.

[@jacquelineconerly9150]

Then why do they tell you to apply an ice pack if it doesn't work in the first place?