Plastic Surgeon Reacts to BOTCHED: 5 Most SHOCKING Patients Ever!

[@DoctorYoun]

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[@elsteel6270]

The lady on Melanotan believes she’s black and identifies as such. It’s not that she’s just wanting to be “tanned”. I’d also love to see you do a video on the dangers of tanning beds/solariums - they’re illegal here in Australia (as a business). This was mainly due to the work of Clare Oliver, a young woman who died from melanoma at 26. She blamed her cancer on her use of solariums.

[@leesahguillaume533]

If you can change your skin color, then spray tans and taking beds will be obsolete! Also, it is a threat to White Supremacy! Make it legal... You can decide if you want to have dark! Skin Whiteners are not illegal!

[@Baddestfemaletaurus]

How can I light up my skin

[@Pittiewittie]

Do you operate on people who have auto immune issues? I really want a breast lift/tummy tuck but I have a lot of health issues and a lot of doctors won’t help me due to fear of infection. I live about 45 minutes from Troy.

[@RayMak]

She took “once you go black, you never go back” to the next level.

[@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@travisplayz7108]

you're back

[@enolamsamoht]

Well she is well beyond the point of return.

[@noemistephanie93]

Lol 😅

[@kiydama]

😂

[@smti1985]

Doctors should act more responsible and reject really stupid ideas. To act for the good and health of a patient is more important than money.

[@GlairGullwing]

Not in the USA and many other countries. We are being FED poison and fake sugar.

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

I totally agree!

[@celeste.cutz2020]

This is why they take an oath. The oath of ethics have been taken by healthcare professionals since ancient times. They knew the risks of being not only a healthcare provider, but as a trusted health care professional. People need to trust them with their health, safety and lives. Moat would rather not risk any kind of adverse reaction that would not result in a benefit, no mater how small to the patient, at least without taking more conservative measures first.

[@smti1985]

@@celeste.cutz2020I know of this oath, but it does not matter to many anymore. That is also why some doctors shake their head in disbelief, if sometimes they come after a failed procedure or something the patient regrets later on. Some doctors are responsible and refuse bad ideas fast, while others see the money and are like "well, if the patient wants that, then I just act in the will of the patient". But many patient are either too stupid, lack the knowledge or are too ignorant at that time to realise what is best for them.

[@SN-bl6xm]

This is a couple from Germany. They have some kind of a mental illness. I am convinced they got that stuff on the black market. No doctor in Europe would inject anyone that, in Europe illegal, stuff.

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

Humans are strange. We want what we don't have. This lady changed her skin color from light to dark while I know so many people in south asia who literally lighten their skin and go through pain to achieve that. I'm not too dark or too light and what hurts me is when my asian relatives would compliment any one else who has lighter and give backhanded compliments like I'd be much prettier if I was "white" too. I'm satisfied with my skin tone tho 😂

[@thevcountdown9824]

Imagine being milk white and people making always fun of you. This happens to me in Europe regularly.

[@tadakatsu14]

I never understood wanting to be different than what you are so badly. Yeah it’s crazy, both sides in different parts of the world may get bullied or shamed for their skin and I guess this is what’s fueling the insecurities of self.

[@GBR9794]

​@@tadakatsu14nah, people have obsessions with many things. That's why a hobby, a lesser obsession, exists.

[@tadakatsu14]

The reason a pale person being bullied would be just for being pale, not for having a tan. I’ve seen it used as it would be more socially acceptable if they were tanned versus pale. Difference in beauty standards. As far as someone of a different race being to the point where they’d change their skin, I think the obsession with the other race is a symptom but not the cause of a deeper rooted issue.

[@spOOkytimes]

She looks like how white people would dress in minstrel shows down to the cartoonist lips. Not cool at all. I feel bad for the colorism south Asian endure. It's sad how skin tone somehow makes you "higher" or "lower" class/caste.

[@kconcerthunter]

Dr. Youn is someone I would fly all the way to Michigan for. I really wanna give him the biggest hug of gratitude

[@20alphabet]

As long as you get the biggest implants, I'll support your comment.

[@kconcerthunter]

@@20alphabetWdym? I just love hugging nice people. I wouldn’t fly just for a hug tho- but you know what I mean

[@addywaddy9850]

I met him in 2022. Nice guy :)

[@hoihoipoipoi]

except he cant tell the difference between men and women

[@HoneyDropsForever]

As an artist, I find human skin tone beautiful, from alabaster skin to freckles to vitiligo patches to the deepest blue-black. It is such an incredible spectrum--why anyone would alter that based on cultural beauty standards is so weird to me. The most beautiful thing in the world is being comfortable with who you are. I experiment with contacts because I love color (I dye my hair purple and pink as well sometimes--it's like being a kid playing with color), but I deeply enjoy my brown eyes and hair. I am happy that ethical surgeons like Youn exist, and I wonder what he thinks about surgeons who seriously harm patients getting their license to practice revoked?

[@ponygirlup]

I admire and appreciate all of the skin tones, too. We humans are amazing!

[@HoneyDropsForever]

@@ponygirlup exactly--there is so much collective beauty in nature...

[@missqt48]

I’m an artist too. The first thing I notice on skin is undertone, yellows, blues, reds, even green. I find it odd when people alter their skin complexion. Just leave the organ alone, TMH knew what he was doing when he created everyone equally!

[@HoneyDropsForever]

@@missqt48 THIS!

[@sandrajackson709]

Strange what you can do with a little Cadmium red, titanium white, and Burnt Umber and some substitutes

[@Peace-xu8ps]

Some simply don’t appreciate the blessing of genuine good health!

[@JennyBrowne-fp7dy]

The Lord Jesus his coming soon, pet r going out their head. The don't want to read the bible and I ey God's word . So u will c a lot of strange things niw

[@jeffreyskinner7167]

I am aging without surgeries. Love the skin your in .

[@YourFavoriteLunarFairy]

I’m dyslexic so for a sec I read this as “love your skin in” and I was confused 😂

[@AshleySpeaks4U]

Same. I'm still a hottie at nearly 48. Just compare me to people who are tha same age. It's still me...just different is all! Not worse or ugly-just different.

[@mattiemathis9549]

In 1995 I entered an emergency room with lacerations and bites from a bobcat. The main tendon was punctured through my thumb. By the time I got to the ER, my hand was 3x the size of normal. The doctor, without ever looking at my hand, grabbed me by the chin and tilted my face towards the light. Then, after scrutinizing the scar on my face I’ve had since infancy, he said, “I can make you beautiful again.” I do not understand why someone would put themselves through all this pain just to try and fit some perception of pretty or beautiful.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

uh how infuriating

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

WHAT???? This is why people who start on plastic surgery can’t stop. The surgeon will scrutinise tiny things on people’s faces without ever looking at the entirety of how people present. It doesn’t matter whether you have a scar on your face or a droopy chin, being beautiful is something beyond that

[@MR-fc6gq]

Mental issues running rampant.

[@shadesofvioletcat]

Omfg that is DESPICABLE.

[@arfriedman4577]

I'm sorry you had a bobcat bite you badly. I hope your not in pain anymore.

[@its_so_edna]

Dr. Youn saying badonkadonk cracks me up every time.

[@dieKommentatorin]

a BIG badonkadonk!

[@MyDuckSaysFucc]

As someone who is chronically ill, I cannot understand for the life of my why anyone would throw away their health for vanity’s sake. Mental illness?

[@Bloody_RedQueen]

Sometimes it's body dysmorphia. In the case of gender confirmation surgery, it improves mental health

[@anniemoon350]

I also have chronic health issues. I only get medical procedures done when I have no other options. I don't understand why people do it voluntarily. To each their own, I guess.

[@pakese30]

Same!

[@mattmathematics3591]

Yes

[@tinytt854]

Yes

[@karifeloncik9141]

Why would you do this to yourself? If people want to get things done, GO TO A PROFESSIONAL!!!! Thank you Dr. Youn for your videos!!!

[@NinjaFlibble]

because a professional likely said no

[@rhinonanmune8791]

​@@NinjaFlibble Why did this make me chuckle. Simply perfect sense. 👌 😂

[@loulou9978]

It amazes me that people allow other people who aren’t physicians to inject them with things then they are shocked when it’s not what they expected

[@Eurisko229]

Exactly!

[@miss0aties672]

"desperate"@@Eurisko229

[@janel.8921]

Carl Hiaasen wrote a novel titled Sick Puppy. One of the characters was a wealthy man who loved Barbie. He was transforming two Eastern European women into living Barbies. Toward the end of the book, the two women rebelled. I remember one becoming Goth.

[@Milk-ck1wv]

that sounds interesting

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

Love that book- and all Carl Hiaason books

[@bettyveronica9880]

I need to add that book to my must read list!

[@xakirax_8864]

Gonna check this out!

[@sarahalbers5555]

Carl Hiassen is a great writer. I will have to check out the book.

[@MsArtistwannabe]

A dentist doing breast augmentation is definitely beyond the scope of dentistry. In California they can’t even do local anesthesia to help people with electrolysis procedures done.

[@nisa1388]

Sad thing is most people that have cosmetic procedures no longer look natural. People can tell they’ve had something done because they look somewhat alien 👽!

[@alwaystruetoblue]

The poster girl of this alien look is Madonna.

[@darcy5761]

Exactly!

[@afiaakos6937]

Where do they get the money to do all these. Im here struggling to feed

[@CoquiDeBoriken]

OnlyFans, sugar daddies, porn...

[@jh9391]

Loans, debt, probably...🤔

[@Mori-Chan613]

These people are not afraid of complications that they could potentially die while experimenting with their bodies or go under a knife with a non-licensed individual. Now they'd finally see a real plastic surgeon to fix things...great.

[@ameliavelasco8602]

They think they’re saving money the first time but end up spending more just to fix it 😅

[@victoriajohnson4420]

@@ameliavelasco8602 Doesn't Botched give them the fix-it surgery for free? Does the show pay for their appearance as well?

[@ameliavelasco8602]

@@victoriajohnson4420 I’m just saying in general, not the show

[@irideaunicorn1620]

As a natural born black woman... We do not claim her

[@jenniferwagner6478]

I’m not sure who would claim her…she’s awful

[@a_diamond]

Can we just not claim her regardless of ethnic background? 😅

[@Sassysongstress]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Coockiez-007]

but can she say the nword?

[@hashslingingslasher4214]

@@Coockiez-007 any1 CAN say whatever they want.

[@windtoss]

Best advice for people considering plastic surgery: Don't fix it if it isn't broken.

[@Shortcake_milk]

I changed to a black woman” starting off strong :’)

[@f.frederickskitty2910]

I used to have 300 cc breast implants they over filled to 320 cc - what a mistake. I had them for 2.5 years before I had enough. One breast became infected immediately. The surgery was so painful. The implants got heavier over time until I couldn't stand it (I can't imagine carrying around two IV bags full of fluid instead at 1000 cc per breast).I also developed systemic lupus as a result of being in contact with silicone. I'd say it was not one of my biggest brain ideas. I've decided I'm just fine the way God intended and have had no further elective surgical procedures, living much happier as a result.

[@chincemagnet]

You ever see the complications from LASIK eye surgery? That’s horrifying. I mean, they look normal, but the pain is so bad they’re taking their own lives to escape it all because of elective surgery.

[@Milk-ck1wv]

are you like really flat now??

[@Feed_the_Kitty_a_Hotdog]

@@chincemagnetMy husband had lasik surgery to correct his vision and now has permanent dry eyes from it. No way in hell am I getting it done. I’ll continue to wear contacts or glasses.

[@jenA9026]

Well done! All the best to you.

[@ponygirlup]

I am sorry that some have had a bad experience. I researched a lot and was very happy with my chosen doctor. Getting Lasik was one of the best things I ever did in my life. I was miserable with my eyes that couldn't focus on anything. Getting around was becoming dangerous. The surgery was life changing. @@chincemagnet

[@PlumGurly]

I've used MT2 before. That is a shortened peptide, and that is the reason why it can cause problems. It can cross the brain barrier, enter the eyes, etc. So yes, there are risks such as cancer, immune problems (maybe vitiligo), and possibly even vision loss. The latter is because you could develop RP or similar, where you essentially grow a mole on your retina. That goes back to the abbreviated peptide thing since you normally wouldn't expect that to get into the retinas. Oh, there's one more thing. Some of the side effects are weight loss, loss of appetite, and firm erections. That is because it can cross into the brain since it is so small of a molecule. They were developing a modified version of this modified peptide to make it so that tanning cannot occur, leaving the weight loss and male-enhancement effects.

[@fluffymountainbunny]

Body dysmorphia is a very strange thing! I hope they can find happiness in themselves, whether with plastic surgery or not, one day

[@bbj4613]

It is. I’m first time pregnant and 9 months . I look back at my pictures when I thought I was fat and I was a size 0-4 . Mad how the brain can trick you.

[@Milk-ck1wv]

I honestly think their should be some research done on this sorta thing. Could this really be classified as body dysmorphia or could it be something else?

[@caroljeanscott5571]

It blows my mind what people will do in the name of beauty.

[@helixmoore7636]

And none of it makes us look better. Men or women

[@caroljeanscott5571]

@@helixmoore7636 I agree.

[@Milk-ck1wv]

​@@helixmoore7636Not true. Have you seen the glow ups some people have when they get surgery? It isn't bad to have surgery, it's only bad when it's over done or heals incorrectly or goes wrong. Like scars being removed, the recovery of burn victims or like a cleft lip looking completely new, or like top surgery and etc. It's a good thing and also makes them look even more attractive.

[@helixmoore7636]

@Milk-ck1wv I'll agree with that and I should have been more clear

[@katerinac706]

The problem is that they don’t even look beautiful 😮

[@Noirzucar]

Yes you can. A white man in the 1960s took pills to darken his skin. He was a reporter and traveled to throughout the south. He wrote a book about his experience being a Black man. Years later he passed away I do believe from cancer. So yes it has been done.

[@elowishusmirkatroid4898]

"Black Like Me". Read it in High School and it opened my mind.

[@negritotenfold]

I think it was only make up lol

[@elowishusmirkatroid4898]

@@negritotenfold No, it was actually some kind of drug. He "passed" as a black man for some time.

[@negritotenfold]

@@elowishusmirkatroid4898 that’s not true. It was makeup or boot polish

[@jb6712]

@@negritotenfold No-it-was-not.---I-read-his-book-and-then-my-mother-found-information-about-him.---He-actually-changed-his-skin-color-without-using-anything-external....he-would-never-have-ppassed-for-black-if-he'd-been-so-foolish-as-to-do-that.

[@talesfromthehips]

As a black woman, I am so incredibly amused. 😂😂

[@MissNettasWorld]

U and me both lmaoooooo

[@lilme7052]

It's the accent. Wtf?

[@danaleanne38]

As a white person, I have no words 😂

[@historyloveriii2949]

We ACTUALLY do reject these treatments! We can not help it if a patient goes down the illegal path or receives treatment overseas!!!

[@loumoon7660]

Once I cut my finger badly and lost sensation on the scar but now I don’t notice any lack of sensation which is wild

[@sheep1ewe]

Some nerves can regenerate, like in fingers, wrists, etc. But if the damage is more serious it can take more than a year, my cusins boyfrind did rip of the central sensory nerves to he's left palm, but it came back after a year. The problems with central nerves llike in the spinal cords, as i understood,, are that they are branches of the same cell and not several smaller cells, that why that type of damage may be fatal or not heal. Smaller nerve cells can regenerate, but it need to replace the whole structure that belongs to that particular cell, that's why it takes so long as i understood it.

[@ellalella1]

I have a scar on my stomach which is mostly no feeling and where I have feeling it is sort ticklish.

[@sandevieira5674]

I honestly thought the woman turning herself black was a comedy skit from In Living Color.. Just too bizarre to be real.😂

[@nuranozdemir6454]

I remember this episode. This procedure is banned in the usa. This couple had this procedure done in Germany and they inject through the belly button and it even changed the colour of the woman’s hair, the man’s looks like a very deep tan permanent too.

[@nuranozdemir6454]

She was also on The Maury show.

[@TheMelkuki]

The black lady is a german and she also found a doctor who made her really huge boobs. However it is her life. A psychologist is the better option for her

[@ulizesedijkhoff9611]

🤭🤭🤭🤭

[@adarcus4053]

Nerve regeneration is so incredibly slow. My lip nerves were damaged by being exposed to a very dry back up heat source in my parent's home for about 1.5 months while we waited for a repairman to come. Holidays and needing a maintenance man suck. My lips stopped giving any correct information and I constantly felt like my lips were being burned or about to crack from dryness but they were completely fine and soft because of how much chapstick and vaseline I was putting on constantly. From when it hit it's worst to recovered as much as it ever will was about a year. I still have odd sensations with my lips a decade later but at least it isn't as bad as it was.

[@ChristineNighting]

I had major back surgery as a teenager and it took over ten years for the nerves to start to regenerate, and even then I still have numb spots

[@melissamoonchild9216]

may I recommend Lions Mane to both you? its shown some amazing potential in nerve regeneration in scientific studiea

[@MermaidMakes]

@@melissamoonchild9216 really any edible mushroom is incredible for people and we should include them in our diet regularly. I’ve seen more and more fresh lions mane available at grocery stores, but I once found some while foraging. I LOVE the taste of them!

[@lynemac2539]

Rachel Dolizal leaps to mind.

[@StarlightBettaGamer]

Youn-ger for life. You'rewelcome

[@1971GeeGee]

Wait....I am a redhead of Irish decent. Dr. Youn, are you looking at me? 😂

[@danaodriscoll9261]

I am so relieved that Dr Youn is on the same page as Dr Nassif and Dubrow ❤

[@lunamoona4920]

BTW, there's a major artery down there, so if they do a butt lift wrong, it could go straight to your heart and kill you

[@abarzua21able]

I think my husband had that injected in his knees. Doctor said because of the arthritis being so bad, he basisiclly had no cartlidge and it was bone on bone rubbing so they injected a gel like substance in his knees to fill between the bones so it's not bone-on-bone. Actually helped the pain for a while

[@R_t-99]

In india most people want to be fairer and she wants to be darker. People would never be happy with what they have

[@brain189]

Not as long as racism, capitalism or sexism or ableism exist

[@LauraB.335]

@@brain189- has nothing to do with any of the isms. It is the ego. The ego ALWAYS looks outside itself to be happy, and ALWAYS thinks a change is necessary. Even if people wouldn’t go under the knife or have injections, there is always something can make your life better. If you have straight hair, you want it to be curly and vice versa. If I had more money…. If I could find the man of my dreams…. People usually have to go through a few changes, whatever they may be, to realize that happiness is an internal job. Some people spend a lifetime looking for the perfect house or the perfect relationship or the perfect body.

[@HeatherBoo916]

I lived in Pakistan for a year and almost ever single body lotion there contained skin bleach. Not only is this extremely dangerous and can cause cancer, it's illegal in my country. I had to go out of my way to find lotion that did not have bleach. Women also would wear white and i mean white skin foundation make up. It looked so, so strange. No one believed me that in my country people pay money to be dark. They absolutely would not believe me.

[@abayaa]

We are more than our skin color, changing skin tone doesn't change a person's race.

[@puneetkaur292]

Im a dentist watching this during lunch break….😂😂😂 i mean i dnt even do dental implants 😂😂

[@LilyGazou]

A good dentist changes lives for the better. In so many ways.

[@FavolesLegacy]

she is infamous in germany and bc of the melontin her hair become black and curly. so strange but she is a very nice person in RL.

[@chanelmindyabusiness4947]

Ayyy that's my girl Martina Bigg. I've been following her for years

[@saurabhtyagi6963]

You are best the way you are . Work on yourself , workout yoga make your body well and work on your thoughts your perception, change it and world will change 😊

[@susanlansdell863]

Excellent advice.xx

[@nefariousdevile]

I know all too well about body dysmorphia, but I'm more offended that she thinks that's what black women look like than her wanting to be black tbh... It's almost more insulting, surely there was a way if she had to do it that she could of done it without looking like a racist 60s caricature or something, it's almost like she's took every racist stereotype and ran with it, which makes me question her authenticity on wanting to be black... In my opinion, she is, either unconsciously or consciously, obsessed with wanting to be a racist and misogynistic depiction of black women, not actually being a black women, she wants to be a stereotype, and in this case a highly offensive stereotype, which could still fall into body dysmorphia, but it definitely makes me do this...🤨😒

[@ameliavelasco8602]

There aren’t a lot of black people where she’s from, clearly 😅

[@ameliavelasco8602]

@@dammar117why just the men? What about women who transition? 🤔

[@_jakester_0444]

@@dammar117the difference is that trans people actually vary widely in experience and appearance so no, not equivalent at all

[@misottovoce]

@@ameliavelasco8602 I remember these two from years ago. They are German. Go figure (btw, I am born in Germany).

[@misottovoce]

It is indeed strange. This video of those two is a few years old. They are both German. It is all very strange...as if they both are desperate for some kind of attention. Imagine their families reactions.

[@funfan515]

We all want, what we can’t have. Generally true. I was called “Clorox “ all in my childhood, being extremely white skinned, with super light colored hair and blond eyelashes. It hurt me, as I couldn’t change, control it, I couldn’t get a nice summery tan, like everyone else around me. At that time, there were no sunscreen products, and I got burned easily and often. A few times pretty severely in my life. It still didn’t change my deep hope for just a bit more color- on a healthy way. I would never go for the extremes. I did try the tanning salons for a short period of time- always the best ones, extremely carefully, and a bit trained my skin, so to speak. Nowadays, I use - how funny, only occasionally- tanning products from a bottle! Safer, easy to control, gives the illusion I’m looking for. My skin is GOD GIVEN, and one of the largest, IRREPLACEABLE ORGAN OF MY BODY!!! Extremely important to take care of it, as I don’t get an other one, so that’s what I teach to my children. Health is number one ( inside and out)! Including how far we go mentally in our wishes. It took me decades to accept myself. I accept others very willingly, openly, and kindly. ACCEPTANCE IS KEY IN LIFE, but it starts at your own self, body and mind, personality!

[@ThePhantomSafetyPin]

Out of curiosity, are you albino or albinistic? Usually people with that coloration are albino, or at least have albinism. It's so important to embrace who and what you are, and find comfort in your own skin. I'm glad you found yours, and I'm sure your extremely fair coloration is super striking and beautiful. :)

[@funfan515]

@@ThePhantomSafetyPin I have very fair skin, naturally blond hair and blue eyes. Even my eyelashes and brows are blond- kind of Scandinavian color complexion. Very very difficult to tan ( but when it happens, I’m very happy- takes super long with all the spf 🙄😆) My hair got a bit darker with age, and I color my eyelashes and brows. In the last few years, I started to use self tanning creams- it makes me happy. Overall learned to live with the given features I have, accept it and manage how to play with what I have 🤷‍♀️ I think, that’s what we all can do and focus on good things 🫶🫶🫶

[@Speedo6677]

​ I have the same type of coloring as you, I am of Norwegian and Scottish descent. I figure, be proud of your complexion, God made us that way and it's beautiful. Just because it's not "in" at the moment to be fair complected and thin-lipped, we should be proud of who we are. I'm happy with who I am, and the most important thing is to work on the state of your soul and not your outside shell.

[@TattooedPink]

Wow, my Philippino exes mum would lighten her skin, this is the complete opposite 😮 love you Dr Youn ♡

[@dammar117]

Back in my time, in my culture, small boobs and butts were considered sexier. Today's standards would have been considered cow-esque. This is all ridiculous.

[@taz9234]

Wow this is the cards I was dealt by the Almighty= Big boobs and big butt 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@taz9234]

But naturally oh course

[@simplyme456]

How frequently does someone need msh injections to maintain complexion or is it 1 & done....is it reversible?

[@jandedick7519]

That young kid .. I saw him on another show and he admitted he sells himself into prostitution. Basically sugar daddies that pay him for sex. I don’t care how many pink cars and all the other stuff he’s been given for selling himself he’s a sad little boy. He will regret it one day or I pray he doesn’t get some horrible disease from these guys he selling himself too.

[@sitcomchristian6886]

He needs Jesus.

[@dammar117]

I will never understand this American obsession with giant balloons hanging from a woman's chest.

[@deborahmulkey1627]

Yeah I have normal boobs but they're very large and I hate the I'd like to have a reduction. My back hurts all the time My bra gives me indentations in my shoulders It really sucks

[@starwineryjurn]

You know some ppl have that naturally right?

[@Feimicha]

@@starwineryjurn The key word is “giant”. At a manageable size depending on the person? That’s fine and dandy. Expanding them beyond a reasonable limit, or simply beyond the human body’s limit just for external validation? Absolutely not. That also goes for people that tell people with naturally large breasts (that actually hurt said person from the sheer weight/mass and volume) to “keep them, you were blessed!”. Well, someone’s blessing can easily be someone’s curse. And that alone is not counting cisgender men with gynecomastia, and gender non-conforming folk who get top surgery to be more physically aligned with their identity.

[@victoriajohnson4420]

If you study animal behavior, or evolutionary psychology, you will find that the reason is that it is a "superstimulus". If a certain behavior is triggered by a red spot, such as baby chicks of seabirds in which the mom has this red spot on her bill, and they peck it to get her to feed them, then the babies will respond more to a bigger red spot. Given the choice of a real mommy bird and a red ball on a stick, they choose to peck at the red ball. Bigger can be better, at least in terms of triggering instinctive behavior. Many human males are aroused by, and respond to, the visual stimulus of boobs. It is understandable that bigger boobs create a greater response.

[@xenondoro8573]

She's European, not American.

[@sherriv4860]

What I have learned over time... is that other humans will never accept your looks. Nothing is good enough. Trends and standards change all the time. You have to love yourself, your mind and body. I was born like this and I am proud of it. Everyone else just has to deal with it. 😝

[@HoneyDropsForever]

100 percent, love yourself; that way, the people who love you love who you really are, not an image or reflection of you.

[@ThePhantomSafetyPin]

@@HoneyDropsForever As someone wiser than I once said, "If you can't love yourself how the hell you gonna love anyone else?"

[@Livelife_2_themax]

I am definitely going to get your book! ☺️

[@claudinhadorio]

You’re so handsome and youthful. What procedures have you done in your face yourself?

[@thebigoilkanlarry]

Best statement ever "You can't do that!"

[@terihumphrey6624]

The same thing happened to me but in a different way, I had Bell's palsy and for 3 months I had to glue my eye shut and hold part of my mouth shut every time I took a drink because it would just come out the other side of my mouth

[@chromium_ink]

If I ever decide to have plastic surgery for my deviated septum and crooked anf huge nose, you can be sure that I am going to this guy for a consult.

[@michellecoleman5577]

There was one patient that didn't just have an overinflated saline implant, they took silicone implants (can't remember size) and stacked 2 in each breast.

[@stevevaughn2040]

My wife died from sepsis. Be careful

[@sitcomchristian6886]

I'm so sorry to hear that.

[@airidaspele]

Well, some people darken their skin, others lighten their brownies. Crazy world we live in.. 🙈

[@ulizesedijkhoff9611]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@HailiePepper]

No difference between transgender and transracial. So kudos to her

[@calirose2860]

It's unfortunate that so many of *us* aren't happy with ourselves..when I was growing up, I was very self conscious because i have what many would call a big booty..guys liked it apparently and some woman were critical..now people have elective surgery to have it.. I've learned to be happy with the way I am, whether or not my body image is considered "acceptable " or not.

[@michete]

You go girl! 👏🏻

[@bernadettevelasco6323]

Dr. Youn. Pls explain what the man used that dyed his entire body blue! Hes been interviewed years ago but i cant recall the show. He regrets what he did. Yikes.

[@DevilMaster]

About minors getting procedures, I've read on the BME forum that there's a scam going on. First, the minor (who actually wants the procedure) enters the clinic with an accomplice adult who signs for them. After the procedure, a legal guardian of the minor (who is also an accomplice) tells the clinic that the adult was not an actual guardian, so they're going to sue the clinic, unless the clinic agrees to pay them a large amount of money to avoid the lawsuit.

[@kneecie7]

The best part of these videos is a goofy face he makes for the thumbnail. All the stars!! 🎉😂🎉

[@kneecie7]

* the

[@jayasreedas16]

Grass is always greener to other side .

[@debbiedean1959]

I had the same surgery to reposition my jaw. I have permanent nerve damage on the left side of my lip and chin.

[@AYoutubechannel1448]

Good video DoctorYoun.

[@deeprollingriver52]

I’ve had multiple plastic surgeries done by highly qualified (and expensive), board certified doctors. I’m a recovery room RN so I knew the quality of the doctors. I loved the results of all my procedures. I’m very glad I had them done. At 65 years old, I stopped everything. I was already very happy with what I had done, and at 65 years old, I was tired of trying to push back the years. Now at 70, I work on three things to stay healthy and fit: 1. Weight training and cardio 2. High protein, low carb diet 3. Balance of hormones (I have a very excellent MD for this) It works. No need to lipo or lift or smooth out anymore! Just bask in the beauty of growing older with grace, self acceptance, and peace.

[@HeatherBoo916]

While I agree, these people want an extreme look and there is no amount of diet and exercise to achieve that.

[@paulthescorpio]

What a sad world we live in when we call these freaks "influencers"!

[@Kate-f1n]

Oh dear. Nerve damage ANYWHERE z no joke. When I recovered from 2nd jaw surgery I started warning people behind me to move further over if I was drinking from a can/bottle 🙄 I now use straws.

[@susanfast2314]

Why can’t people be happy with who they are?

[@juanmanuelarboleda226]

Well... We don't know everyone experience with life

[@ThePhantomSafetyPin]

Dr. Youn out here making "things people inject in their butts in dark basements" feel like he's describing The Human Centipede and he's not wrong.

[@agfiend]

My naturally pale skin: Skin Cancer risk due to lack of melanin Injectable melanin: Skin Cancer risk due to melanin 😑 I guess I’ll just stick to 100 spf.

[@that1nerdyblackgirl736]

Damn

[@Petra44YT]

In fact, John Howard Griffin has already done that in 1959, as an experiment. He was a journalist from Texas and wanted to experience what it was like to be a black person. He wrote about it in the book "Black like me".

[@Youtuber5775-]

So if you do this procedure does that mean that you can be out in the sun and not have to wear sunscreen? I’m obviously a redhead and I burn easily so I avoid the sun and I wear long sleeves to protect my skin. So are the risks of cancer better afterwards or not? I think the skin stays the same and you still need to wear a sunscreen every day and especially if you’re in very hot weather.

[@ci6742]

Everyone is at risk of skin cancer. It doesn't matter how light or dark your skin is, you're still at risk and should definetly use sun protection.

[@Youtuber5775-]

@@ci6742 Thank you for clarifying this to us all. 😘

[@cherrelleg8276]

@@ci6742but people of darker skin don’t get it any where near as lighter people. If not no one would be alive in Africa. They play in the sun cook in the sun learn in the sun

[@evelyndennis9199]

Safe using skin whitening?

[@GabyAR7575]

Dr. Did you know about a surgeon Anibal Lotocki how inyected non authorized materials and some patients ended up passing away here in Argentina. This case is well known because one of the woman who passed was a model and tv host Silvina Luna. They're still a few patient and they're not sure of what exactly he put in their bodies.

[@Panconqueso7830]

yo soy de argentina :b

[@BloodMarket]

The lady literally looks like she painted her whole body. The thing I notice when examining peoles faces and skin when drawing, is that everyones skin and skin tone has its own unique quality to it. Its not one solid color. Its more of different shades and values to it. Example: blush like color around your joints, finger tips, cheeks, ears, etc. And the area around your eyes has various hues and shades as well. It really depends on the person. Sometimes parts of your skin can be lighter/darker than other parts. And this isnt even taking into account beauty marks, scars, callouse, etc. Tldr that procedure makes her look so fake

[@shan7180]

Its when she asked if she could change her genes, the full episode is very interesting.

[@Pickeratheart]

Just placed pre-order for your book, looking forward to reading it

[@Selvana1984]

And she is soo German! Dr. Youn we need you and your products in Germany 😅

[@belgrademum]

Speaking about madness of the mind

[@acaciamcfarland3127]

This is in the same realm as the whole RCTA thing😅

[@x0iHi0x]

Pretty sure it is, unfortunately

[@acaciamcfarland3127]

@@x0iHi0x it’s def one of the more cringey trends I’ve ever seen on tiktok fs☠️

[@x0iHi0x]

@@acaciamcfarland3127 At what point does cringe cross over to delusional, because rcta has definitely crossed that bridge into loopy land

[@deborahnelson4608]

How does someone pay for these dangerous procedures? What is wrong with them?

[@Nermeen.]

I spent five minutes alone laughing at your facial expressions on the thumbnail 😂😂😂

[@ssd2930]

I am a brown skinned BLACK GIRL. I have always been proud of my skin tone. Global warming is at our door steps, and I feel blessed to have inert protection.

[@a.sobriquet6220]

The original plastic surgeons should have sent these people to a psychiatrist. Particularly the last, for her narcissistic personality disorder.

[@MegaGasek]

They all need therapy and it didn't look like they liked themselves very much.

[@negritotenfold]

You guys overuse the word narcissist

[@sicatsz]

@@negritotenfoldfr

[@sandrakenney567]

When i seen the married couple from Germany on Botched .I looked at them and thought they were from some tribe.i was amazed when I heard they where white and where getting injections to help darken there skin because they wanted to look like Africans.its usually the other way round where colour people bleach there skin to look white. They got refused when they asked for the doctors to help ?to darken there skin as dark ad they could.as far as I've heard they are living in Africa and have turned to living and trying there best trying to find a miricule to becoming as dark as they can get .good luck to them .✌🌟🦋💖as they say live works in mysterious ways 💖💖💐💐👍🌹

[@s2lLandals2]

Last girl has no idea the risk she went through...

[@arfriedman4577]

When i was young, the only thing i wished was that i was a bit taller because i was bullied. When i got older, i was fine with my height, even though i was still not tall. The thought of surgery for no urgent reason makes me cringe. In 2003, a gyn forced an invasive procedure on me without my written consent or oral consent. I kept yelling no i dont want it. The girl in the room did nothing to stop the dr. He left me in permanent horrendous pain. I had to have a small surgery that left me with complications for a few months. Thank g-d i dont have complications anymore. I later found out this dr was not board certified and wrote crazy stuff on religious websites. He refused to give birth control to single women. I never was able to sue the bad dr because the lawyers dropped the case afteer 16 months and the statute of limitations ran out. If someone else wants plastic surgery or cosmetic procedures, i dont judge them. However many regret doing this, or they have complications later on.

[@KiLovely]

I am all the way DONE!!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@ulizesedijkhoff9611]

🤭🤭🤭

[@scienzchic1]

I am familiar with Maliaka Kubwa (aka Martina Big) & drs injected too much melanotan, so she just embraced it.

[@RobertaG556]

I think it's sad. To not like what you see when you look into the mirror. So many people ruin their face and body.

[@lil_mochy]

you are so funny Doctor Youn

[@JanieBgrand]

Both of those women have big cases of body dysmorphia. They’ve found surgeons who help them, which is shameful.

[@JackoProvenGuiltyDozensOfTimes]

Those disgusting creeps are absolutely hilarious! Subscribed and love your content!

[@silky0439]

I don’t get it. She’s darker than I am! I Love, Love, LOVE my dark skinned, beautiful, rich ebony sisters. They have the perfect features to have this skin color. On this woman it looks like a costume and when she talks even more so. I appreciate her affinity for our skin tones, but there are other ways to show it.

[@dalestaley5637]

Psychiatric medicine will never go out of fashion as so many humans are dystopic.

[@Callmethebreeze902]

Body dysmorphia in the dsm

[@barbratierney7804]

Ahahahaha, BODONKA DONK 😂😂😂😂