Plastic Surgeon Reacts to BOTCHED: Breast Implant Illness (BII) in a Celebrity!

[@cve7051]

I love how Dr Youn isn't actively trying to sell people on plastic surgery as a means of self promotion, but instead recommends a healthy lifestyle first and plastic surgery as a last resort. We love how honest he is even if it is his career.

[@MaddynotMadeline]

I think that people should only have plastic surgery if they need it for health problems. But there are also other reasons they might need it.

[@cve7051]

@@MaddynotMadeline there are certain societal reasons most people get plastic surgery for and I'm not shaming anyone for it, I just like Dr Youn's take on it, he is very open and honest, without glamorizing plastic surgery for his own gain, I think it's amazing.

[@身赤-w3w]

Yes so true. Ever since he had like 100k subs he's been like this. He's such a good person 🥺

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

that's because there are still a lot of people who will go for those surgeries.. often to feel better about themselves..now i have the opposite where i want a reductuon (the best would be complete removal for me but reduction will help me too ) because i hate them i always have and i still do i thought maybe it would go away once i was older but now i am "older" i still hate them maybe even more than i did before..

[@oliviaandani7295]

@ Clarissa v E Exactly. I think that if you have a huge insecurity plastic surgery is an ok option. Whatever makes you feel the most confident.

[@thisisyang820]

Dr.Youn's content is the kind of education I never thought I'd ever be interested in.

[@kaleidojess]

It’s his modernness and personality he makes it even more interesting

[@nyangatagaming903]

It's like some weird morbid curiosity for me lol

[@chuckleinc.8811]

@@nyangatagaming903 same lol

[@HeatherRaine44]

He needs his own show! I love his explanations.

[@ameliaskye6911]

Yeah I have no interest in having anything done just find it interesting

[@tayberjk2559]

Being told a medial issue is just “in your head” is literally the worst thing to hear when you’re in pain and looking for help.

[@jessicabohl933]

honestly is i cant imagine how it is for implants but even now i struggle to get heard for chronic pain i wish womens health complaints were heard more/taken seriously

[@healthymomlifestyle5543]

I was told for 5 years that I had sprained my knee. It was until I finally got a family doctor that they sent me for an MRI, turns out I no longer had an ACL. I needed a ACL replacement and needed to have my meniscus repaired.

[@birdn4t0r7]

i think part of it is just laziness, incompetence, or even just being pressed for time; some doctors will just slap on "psychosomatic/factitious" onto a person's symptoms without looking deeper into it just because they couldn't find any horses, and they can't be fucked/don't have time to look. you're supposed to start looking for zebras if it's not horses, not just dismiss the whole thing as "psychosomatic/factitious" without doing any other digging; hell, even if it is psychosomatic, that still means something is very wrong, just somewhere else. also, some people get dismissed because there is a horse, even though that horse is a risk factor for other, more lethal horses (e.g. obese patients with serious symptoms that later turn out to be cancer or some shit initially being dismissed as just being part of their obesity even though obesity is a risk factor for pretty much everything). there is also a cultural/communication issue at play here; some conditions, especially conditions with a strong lifestyle component, are seriously trivialized in society when it comes to their severity because they're seen as more of a moral failing than a medical condition requiring treatment, so people don't think that it could possibly explain why they feel so shitty or are having such a hard time with it and may not comply with their doctor's recommendations as a result. additionally, a lot of people will interpret the word "psychosomatic" as being dismissive, because the root "psycho-" is associated with mental health, and we tend to treat "mental/behavioral problems" as not being as serious as "physical problems." it doesn't help that some doctors use it that way, either! medical professionals need to get better at communicating that "psychosomatic" does not mean "factitious", and that a symptom possibly being the result of a mental health problem isn't a dismissal, and shouldn't be used that way. think of it like how one of the early signs of a heart attack is pain in your arm; something is still very, very wrong, just not in the same place that it hurts. i learned the hard way that mental illness, if ignored/dismissed for too long, will start to manifest in physical symptoms, because your autonomous nervous system knows that something is fucking wrong, since the other parts of the brain are telling it that you feel like shit, but it can't figure out why, because you're not injured or sick, and that's all it knows how to deal with, so it extrapolates that the thing that's wrong is some internal malfunction and starts interpreting the signals it gets in that light. mental health is intimately tied to physical health, which makes sense; your brain is what's running the whole show here, and when it gets sick, the rest of your body isn't gonna be doing so hot, either. and this deterioration of your physical health can be irreversible; you might continue to need treatment for physical problems caused by neglected mental health long after you recover from the "mental" aspect. tl;dr doctors need to get better at talking to their patients.

[@healthymomlifestyle5543]

@@birdn4t0r7 they thought I was there for drugs. Everytime. I was in so so much pain. It sucked.

[@violetskies14]

Oof as a chronic pain sufferer that hits me right in the childhood full of crying in doctors offices.

[@xbellax5890]

I'm really glad that you talked about this! I think it's important for women to know about this before getting breast implants

[@valerief1231]

Yes, maybe reconstructive options are best, I saw a lady at the beach, she was probably 89 pounds, older, thin skin, it looked like leather because she was obviously out in the sun everyday, but she had implants that you could see the outline of them, as she has very little natural breast tissue left. She could have been 50, or she could have been 79 years old, her skin was shockingly damaged. Hawaiian Tropics in the brown square bottle, you know the oil that smells like a pinã Colada, was on her beach blanket. Sorry I went down a rabbit hole there. My point was that she had awful, probably really old implants.

[@nijmegenares]

@@valerief1231 hahahahahahahahahahahah thank you for this moment, it was like you took me on a holiday for a sec hahahaha

[@estheticallypleasing8468]

@@valerief1231 🤣 I know the exact type of lady 😰

[@ttkaca6132]

Specifically for the younger generation of tweens, teens and young adult women! That strive for the "perfect" perception of beauty... I personally feel the 50 and up crew should be "allowed" have anything drastically "altered" lol... We already been through some thangs and life has hit us with all our ups and down and blows it'll gice us ,so now if we feel a change is necessary then hey at least we had 4 or 5 decades to have a full healthy experience and we fully understand the risks and consequences. rather deal with the consequences 20+ years as opposed to 40+ years of suffering

[@xheatdeathx6639]

The o

[@ceilinh6004]

"Please origami them!" And I'm dead. The images in my brain right now...

[@GalacticIndulgence]

@Little White Rabbit I just let out the ugliest laugh in my office. 🤣

[@historygal7]

@@GalacticIndulgence lmao!

[@Arishé-04]

Tiddy swans™

[@scarerope8743]

@@Arishé-04 I just sounded like a dieing goose laughing that hard

[@evelgreytarot8401]

I remember so many women complaining about this 30 years ago and no doctor would believe them. I even remember an episode of ER where they basically made fun of it and said it wasn't real

[@MaddynotMadeline]

Oh no,those poor women :(

[@Quiteinfamous]

@@jessc8809 botox?

[@AuskaDezjArdamaath]

Same with fibromyalgia.

[@xx-iq7sy]

@@kilimangarohighz9481 why do you feel a need to shit on other women?

[@kdndn3405]

@@kilimangarohighz9481 well they just like it bigger if you think big stuff is ugly doesn't mean they have too think like that too+there are women that are forced to do it by their boyfriend and/or father and some women just feel more confident in implant

[@kashesrandomly5104]

"women should realize, they are more than their breast..." Dr. Youn Women should hear this.

[@crystald3655]

And people who say this shit should realize that a woman held to a certain standard and if she's unwilling or unable to meet those standards she's shunned, and severely bullied and harassed and called things like Sir, and he, and is told she's not a "real" woman and should kill herself or get a sex change to be the "man" she clearly wants to be. - A disabled woman who can't shave due to physical disability.

[@HybridSpektar]

Tell that to the porn industry

[@auntiemylee3157]

Want to please men

[@carrotisalie]

@@auntiemylee3157 men pressure women to

[@blueflamingo4526]

@@HybridSpektar bruh ain't nobody talking about porn.

[@thecozyconstellation]

who else would never get any plastic surgery but doesn't miss an episode because Dr Y is awesome?

[@2okaycola]

Filler up 👨🏻‍⚕️

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

relies on the surgery.. i am getting a breast reduction because i hide away because of my boobs.. (i'm asexual and non binary so they are the worst for me.. if they were small i would be fine but they aren't) i would never get botox or anything like that though because i am fine with the way my face looks and everything else except for my boobs.. wich just need to go.. i have already had a talk with my doctor and he told us to figure out wich hospital was allowed with our insurance (i live in the netherlands so yay for free health care) it'll most likely be completely payed for trough the insurance since i actually do have pain (mainly my neck and shoulders.. )

[@vmboleyn]

I still would, but Dr Youn is awesome.

[@johnnierussell1236]

I’m too young but I still watch it 😂

[@tessdnarb]

@@litchtheshinigami8936 yea it depends, I had protruding ears and got them changed when I was 13. I was never bullied but I didn't like them, and it was covered by health insurance. Succes met de operatie! (En de verzekering, het was bij mij best een hoop gedoe)

[@infamouscapybara3030]

I just can't get the fact that people flatly denies that a STRANGE ITEM INSERTED IN YOUR BODY BY FORCE can cause you some kind of issue

[@NickanM]

Exactly!

[@ig7002]

Doctors in the US cut flesh off children's genitals and call it medicine. The lack of critical thinking is astounding.

[@nancyneyedly4587]

To be clear there are many different materials people may need inserted into their bodies. Hip replacements can be steel or ceramic or other alloys. Someone disfigured in an accident may get a teflon cheek implant or a silicon chin implant. Rods are put into peoples bones, permanent screws, etc. And there may be some people that suffer from these surgeries afterward but the majority do not.

[@infamouscapybara3030]

@@nancyneyedly4587 I totally agree. What I don't get is that you may even doubt someone saying he has strange symptoms after surgery. But denying it and treating it like it's completely impossible? I mean, your skin reacts when rubbed for a long period of time no matter how soft and hypoallergenic the material is. The same can happen inside your body having side effects.

[@NickanM]

@@nancyneyedly4587 There's a big difference between elective surgeries and neccessary ones. And you can't compare hip replacement materials with silicone.

[@lilyknows9690]

Her story is so sad yet scary I dunno how she is still so confident, I would be crying😭🤧

[@kamresings1696]

Yes she's confident, as she should be 😌

[@thickthickly]

I admire and long for this personality type. Unabashed comfort and love in yourself.

[@estherstreet4582]

She seems like a really fun and confident person, this was very sweet to watch.

[@xtonibx5770]

This comment gives me so many mixed vibes 💀 like you're politely insulting tf out of her or something why is this funny to me

[@lilyknows9690]

@@xtonibx5770 lmao I dunno man😂 Of course I mean no insult to her cause she had a tragic life but ooh damn, I'd be such a chicken to say all that infront of many people. You are getting me right?😂😂😂

[@AnnieJackson]

It has always amazed me why them pretty girls want a surgery that would not only cause them *back pain* to begin with, but they don't even know if they would be able to _afford_ redoing these every 10 years 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@NicoleBellaStan]

I know right! Sometimes I see the most beautiful women with the most ridiculous corrections that they never needed!!!

[@AnnieJackson]

@@NicoleBellaStan _exactly_ 😳

[@narutosraman]

Yeah I hate the hold society has on women to look a certain way

[@SJ-qf2tz]

@@narutosraman yea it is really really burdensome

[@naturegeek33]

the issue is that society presures them into bring even more beautiful. Don't blame them. its like saying "I dont understand why someone is suicidal when they have a perfect life'

[@katherineofarrogant6370]

It's sad we still live in an age where "Womanly Hysteria" is an acceptable diagnosis

[@felixhenson9926]

excuse me, but where? I know there's deffo effectively that suggestion/ connotation in some dr's attitudes, in certain diagnoses like BPD, but I've never heard of an actual diagnosis called womanly hysteria still existing?

[@estherstreet4582]

I was shocked that BII was ignored for so long but not really suprised, women's issues (and honestly, anyone who isn't an otherwise healthy white dude experiences similar things) are so commonly belittled even by great doctors.

[@samcresp5440]

@@felixhenson9926 Not so sure about more developed countries, but i remember watching a documentary back a bit a go about women in India that were dumped in psychiatric hospitals with little to no reason. A husband, brother or father could claim “hysteria” and have her committed for life, with little to no examination. Very, very tragic, but I don’t think more developed countries use “hysteria” per say. It’s more like “pyschosomatic” or “otherwise undiagnosed” sorta terms, which you mentioned briefly. I have a BPD diagnosis as a man and let me tell you, I have gotten some very strange reactions because of it, because I’m not “an attention seeking teenage girl” ??? Women’s health is such a touchy subject and I find it so disgraceful how dismissive and judgemental the health field is of women’s issues and health.

[@katherineofarrogant6370]

@@felixhenson9926 not literally called Womanly Hysteria anymore, but it's the exact same idea of: Feeling sick? Exaggerating. Debilitating Cramps? Uterus acting up, completely normal. It's hard to get a diagnosis for certain illnesses like BII and PCOS because medical professionals just explain everything away with, because uterus and PMS. Hysteria was literally thought to be caused by the uterus migrating through the body and up to the head. What's sad is that an organ- that 50% of the population have but is still mysterious somehow- is still used to explain away life threatening illness dispite patents insisting that something seriously wrong is happening.

[@ebellyfish4256]

Yeah, it is no longer literally called "Hysteria", but women's pain/complaints is sooo much more often overlooked or ignored when compared to men's concerns, it's basically the same thing as saying, "She's just hysterical". They used to think that "hysteria" was caused by a woman's uterus wandering around her body. "Hysteria" was just used as a catch-all for anything from mental illness, to misunderstood physiological problems, to a woman who maybe just didn't want to do what "her man" wanted. We have come a long ways, but we still have plenty of road ahead.

[@flo6051]

I'm a med student and online learning has me really low and without motivation to study, but these videos always cheer me up and motivate me to keep going❤

[@Bun_Bun51]

Ik I don't know you but KEEP GOING I BELIVE IN YOU

[@SJ-qf2tz]

You've got this! I am trying to get to where you are

[@user-gu5ph5zq2s]

Haha same here

[@rayajayce2034]

@@Bun_Bun51 Be careful about treating med students and doctors with that level of "awe." Plenty of doctors graduate with C's not A's, and many gravitate to the medical field under the assumption of being given high esteem and a large paycheck instead of possessing a real desire to help people and heal them.

[@Bun_Bun51]

@@rayajayce2034 Ok, well they still 99 percent of the time try their best and do their best, it doesn't mean they don't deserve to be called smart or not be encouraged, ik what you mean but Med school is hard as shit.

[@pranavkakkar7637]

I'm not really into the show but I really like his reactions and tidbits of knowledge he gives in the video. Also his perspective as a doctor is really unique.

[@MaddynotMadeline]

My mom loves this show.

[@TheRkanuch]

I had breast cancer, double mastectomy, then tissue expanders that couldn’t expand because of radiation, a diep flap that had complications then implants to try and plum them up. My right one rejected. Now I’m lopsided. I hate myself and need to find someone who can origami my boobs back to shape. Breast cancer sucks.

[@lavenderfields.]

Girl you've gone through so much rn, give yourself some love, your beautiful ❤

[@Sorellina09]

I know what it's like to look in the mirror and not liking what you see, but girl you survived something very serious. Nothing more beautiful than that in my opinion. Be gentle with yourself, you've been through enough. xx

[@kaoconner7125]

I’m in the same situation. It’s been five years. I’m now at the point I wish I never bothered. We have enough to deal with.

[@bestbudsourchannel4807]

🤗

[@kdjoshi726]

Hey don't hate yourself, keep yo chin up you survived all through that. Give yo body cheers to even go through all of those. Believe me it's tough to go through all that

[@Damian-Hia]

I’m really glad Dr Youn finally did an episode where the woman willingly wants her breast implants removed. I don’t know why but having size d’s and wanting them removed and watching this just makes me feel a bit better.

[@TiaMargarita]

I remember watching her on some reality dating show and thinking how arrogant and stuck up she was. Very confident but it made her negative attitude stand out. Over the years I’ve seen that prideful arrogance drip away and she is a really down to earth person now and still very confident. She spreads a great message her plastic surgery

[@_ainyy]

reality tv also often edits things to intentionally make people appear a certain way

[@TiaMargarita]

@@_ainyy true. But I m sure they hired her because of her already over the top personality and then she went on other reality shows and was just as entitled and arrogant there too.

[@haribhandari5309]

Reality tv also pays some people to act a certain way that will draw more trp don't know whether she was paid or not

[@gina254]

I love New York haha she was always so dramatic and funny

[@Bun_Bun51]

She seems really sweet and fun ngl :D

[@gina254]

@Blu so...everyone has their own beliefs I still like her.

[@Bun_Bun51]

@@gina254 Shet- well, SEEMS

[@gina254]

Ignorance is your liberal mind.

[@kmtdng]

@Blu that sucks :/ can you explain why tho? i haven't heard anything about that-

[@tndm8312]

Our bodies change so much due to hormones, babies, menopause, weight changes... There's just no way to know how implants will look after a significant amount of time or how your body reacts to them... Yikes

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

I'm thankful that mine have always been fairly large so now that I'm getting older, I'm looking for going in the other direction and getting a reduction/lift. It seems so much easier

[@ambitiously_]

That’s why they’re not meant to be kept for *a significant amount of time * and need to be replaced routinely over the years 🤦‍♀️

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

@@ambitiously_ wtf are you talking about. That's total nonsense. Breast implants are NOT intended to be switched out periodically

[@alexisatuatara570]

@@scandisnowgirl3696 after a certain amount of time (like 10-20 years) the chance of complication gets much greater so most people end up having their implants removed or replaced before they’ve had them for 30 years, and I assume some doctors tell their patients they should have them removed after a certain amount of time even without complications

[@scandisnowgirl3696]

@@alexisatuatara570 that isn't the same as saying they're intended to be switched out periodically like they're a pair of shoes or a toothbrush. Smh

[@peanutbutter4594]

I'm glad that the complications about having breast implants are getting more talked about! I hope we can all eventually just embrace our bodies the way they are without feeling the need to change ourselves!

[@AuthorJanaeMarie]

I’m glad that both New York and K. Michelle are happier once they removed their implants.

[@PetaHewitt]

Case in point. A friend of my son's was having problems with brain fog, chronic tiredness and unspecified malaise. Her implants were removed and all of these symptoms went away. She made no other lifestyle changes during this period. The change in her perception of her well being before and after was quite remarkable.

[@veggieeggie5884]

"I do MY best" Best choice of words!

[@ItsViolaRose]

4:49 even if it was anxiety, removing the perceived cause can alleviate the symptoms. But as someone whose autoimmune, cancer, and celiac disease were misdiagnosed as "anxiety" until the physical symptoms became impossible to ignore, I can relate to being ignored by doctors and told that what I know is in my body is all in my head.

[@lavenderfields.]

CANCER?! You should've said Tata to the doctors! How are they so ignorant?! I hope they were fired. I hope you're a lot better now!

[@sallytimko866]

My same thoughts as a young woman struggling with chronic pain. I'm so sorry that happened Tiffany, it's so devaluing.

[@morrigancarroll7115]

I feel this. Several AI conditions ignored for so long I have permanent damage.

[@MeganSin]

I’m glad you mentioned the BII because I think people often forget that it’s a foreign object that was implanted into your body. It’s not something that should be taken lightly. And just because some people don’t have those reactions doesn’t mean you won’t.

[@melissacamacho04]

I have an aunt that had to get them removed because of the illness. She felt sick and ill and she did not know what it was until I told my mum about a youtuber who had something similar... Her names is Nataliesoutlet. And my mom finally told her about that possible illness and know my aunt has a normal life.

[@lolallday08]

I'm so glad you did that. I had to push to get my mom checked out for fibroids because she was just having a downright horrible time with her periods, mood, weight gain, frequent urination, etc. and she was high risk for them (Black American, 40+ yo, previous family history.) Well sure enough she not only has them but one is so big she needs a hysterectomy to get rid of it and the rest. She's so excited she'll get to go back to her old self. Sometimes we as younger kids have to let older family members know about things that they would've never thought to consider medically.

[@gymchick76]

That makes me so happy. I remember watching Natalie's video and thinking that I hope her story helps someone and gets the message out about BII. So glad it helped your aunt!

[@myaboothang]

I see, but please try not to expose any of your family members without them knowing!

[@simrinm5313]

I'm so glad Natalies video helped

[@sarahcantswim4918]

I have the SAME deformity natalie had with her breast implants, and I’m HIGHLY considering getting them… it’s so sad it’s like I feel hopeless either way.

[@maybecrossing]

Hey TLC, are you going to give dr youn a show yet?

[@FukaiKokoro]

No it’ll ruin him like dr. Pimple popper.

[@Keona135]

@@FukaiKokoro uh....how?

[@FukaiKokoro]

@@Keona135 they add fake sound effects and overall her content was better when she controlled it. Why does everyone think that going on a dying platform aka cable is better than KZbin? Also why would anyone want someone else controlling their content?

[@liawatson5789]

@@FukaiKokoro More money, more support, less stress.

[@Noa_Lynn]

@@FukaiKokoro probably more money

[@h0llie_h]

I'm so glad that you're acknowledging BII. I had similar symptoms when I had the Mirena IUD (not breast implants) and I swear to god it's the same issue. Gynos never take it seriously though since women rarely report to the FDA

[@squirrelyshirley7629]

I have been trying to decide if issues I am dealing with are caused by my IUD. Seeing comments like this make it seem as if that is most likely the case.

[@Miswhitness0520]

Anything that is a foreign body can cause illness! To me it’s very logical

[@CEO_of_Autism_]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I have read thousands of stories of women suffering from severe IUD complications, and that is what discouraged me from getting one. I'll always stick with my BC pill, even though that is not good for us either.. Ugh. 😔

[@sarah0301]

A med student here tryna go through online lectures without dying. Truly lost all my motivation with this kinda life. But this makes me go on! Loving them Doc!

[@pheart2381]

Theres a med student called Flo higher up in the comment section saying the same thing!

[@sarah0301]

@@pheart2381 This whole pandemic was/is really hard for doctors-to-be all around the world. It seems like you’re not doing anything when you stay stuck to a screen learning about “procedures” instead of doing them.

[@pheart2381]

@@sarah0301 it must be very frustrating!

[@sallyhazy]

I'll never get over the fact he sponsors himself. That's a true boss move

[@jerccylicious]

If I ever get a plastic surgery done, he's doing it

[@lavenderfields.]

Ok! If he can't make it though, try to find someone as similar as you can!

[@just.jaimie.]

Thank you, Dr Youn!! I suffered from BII, I’m 10 mos out from explant and feeling so healthy. So many plastic surgeons are STILL spreading the narrative that BII is a mental illness and that the physical symptoms are in our heads and it feels like gaslighting and is so harmful. Thank you for being an empathetic person and recognizing that even if something isn’t understood, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist, we need more doctors like you 🥰

[@arielruby13]

Im glad it turned out well. This narrative (from the doctors) is just terrible, even if it was in your head, it would be worth to be treated and have some well being. But seems like the healthcare system does not care for our brains, its sad actually. The system is flawed, im hoping we the people can change it

[@ashleydavall]

Great video doctor. My sister had implants and suffered the "waterfall deformity" that meant that with her implants & then the breast tissue hanging under it, when she wore a bra etc, she looked like she had 4 boobs! She then tried to have this corrected, whilst keeping the implants & this led to her having so much scar tissue in one boob that she felt like it was rock hard. Another surgery later, she's minus the implants, has had much of the most troublesome scar tissue removed & is happy with them now. I don't judge anyone who wants implants, but it doesnt always work out for everyone!

[@tamiruchi]

Removing the capsul makes sense. Dr Pimple Popper frequently talks about removing cyst sacks to prevent recurrence.

[@audreydoyle5268]

Well, the capsule is just calcified scar tissue, it's not like a lipoma or cyst capsule

[@TheTinkerbell008]

I had my implants removed and it has been amazing without them! I have felt so much better ever since. One of the best decisions I have ever made!

[@stacyp]

Thank you for bringing awareness to BII, Dr. Youn. BII is real. Thank you for listening to these women and not brushing them off.

[@nevaeh1362]

I totally trust doctor youn eventho I never met him 😁

[@luxia6870]

Ntgl tho but I trust him as you do too

[@shindylahoe]

Thank you for educating about breast plant illness. It feels so nice to hear a doctor validating these women. ❤️

[@joysoyo2416]

Makes sense that implants could cause sickness. It's a foreign body inside your chest.

[@-Devy-]

Yes, makes total sense for someone who doesn't have even an ounce of relevant knowledge or education on the subject. *bUT iT'S A fOrEiGn bOdY!*

[@XavierBodd]

@@-Devy- if you're going to act like that, you must be an expert in this particular field, right? So what are your qualifications and experience

[@ina7084]

@@XavierBodd Joy did make a ridiculous statement to be fair. So many foreign bodies inserted into the body do not cause issues. Diabetic pump for example. Or a sensor. When there’s no physical evidence of something physically being wrong with the body. A reaction of a sort. Hormone levels. White cells levels. Etc. Then the next logical step is the psychiatrist. If a person is anxious and is having panic attacks with no seen physical cause (no vitamin deficiencies, no hypoglicemia, no brain tumours etc.) then the next logical step is..? Right.

[@24Wynn]

@@ina7084 Actually, I don't think Joy made a ridiculous statement at all. Your immune system will attack anything that is foreign to your body. I donated a perfectly matched kidney to my Mom and she still had to take anti-rejection medications because the body automatically attacks it as foreign. What's so hard to understand about it?

[@fakeidonthaveahandle]

I'm so happy for her, you can just see how she's lit up from the BII relief.

[@nothingimportant6510]

Trying to stay up after a long exhausting day to watch Dr youns video yesyes I have no regrets

[@wh0aheavy]

He's so humble and it's adorable

[@nothingimportant6510]

I like to imagine the 2 dislikes before it even started came from confused elderly people that thaught the video was just a thumbnail

[@johnnyrocket6588]

Yeah

[@24Wynn]

Don't be a hater. Some day, you too will be old.

[@jeonskookie3661]

I feel like Dr. Youn is my best friend, he always gives AMAZING advice, hes not trying to get a lot of people to get surgery and tries to make sure we know we’re healthy and what to look for, and he doesn’t treat people like they’re babies when he explains to us the reason and what it is, thank you Dr. Youn for making mine and every ones days better!!

[@ascendingwithrachellovell3239]

I’m so sick. Getting explanted in summer, just waiting to get my date. I’ve been very ill for 15 months and couldn’t figure out why. 5x emergency room, a dozen doctors, neurologist, ENT and everyone said there nothing wrong. It’s been horrible. Please think long and hard if you want implants, I’ll have paid 30k by the end of this with the extra procedures needed to fix myself. #breastimplantillnessawareness

[@whatisthepurposeoflife7978]

Are you okay now? May God heal you Ameen 🙏❤️ So you did everything for your partner, so much pain?

[@nateworthy530]

How did it turn out? my lady is thinking about doing this but is concerned with the aftermath she got implants when she was a teen and now they have the "snoopy" thing going on. I fully support her choice either way. But I know it's a confidence thing for her.

[@DMRJ53]

I just explanted. This video is disappointing that they left the capsule in. Must get enbloc or you will remain sick.

[@ascendingwithrachellovell3239]

@@DMRJ53 💯 and anyone sick needs to research full capsulectomy/en bloc and know the difference. I think as time and understanding builds all doctors will get this. Leaving the capsule in is like gutting a room for a reno and leaving 30 yr old dirty carpet in...that’s covered with asbestos.

[@gongyoo3207]

Hello! Thanks for your like and comments ! Much love ❤️

[@riverbee3293]

Hi! Im a trans person (FtM) and want top surgery when im older. I don't really know how it works though and I wanted to ask if you would make a video on tiktok or youtube about how it works. if you see this, thank you for considering!

[@iburntmytoe3470]

i’m commenting to boost this so he can see it :)

[@riverbee3293]

@@iburntmytoe3470 thank you (:

[@thechancinator9475]

@@riverbee3293 I highly recommend the videos by Dr. Scott Mosser! He's a top surgeon here on KZbin, and has done multiple videos about different top surgery procedures. There's even animated ones, if you don't think you can stomach surgery footage!

[@riverbee3293]

@@thechancinator9475 thank you!

[@thechancinator9475]

@@riverbee3293 not a problem! His videos have been very helpful to me while I've been researching my own top surgery, he's a great resource

[@SunshinePip]

New York! I love her. I feel like she's grown up as a person, she seems so much happier now.

[@AppelsinJuiceMedPulp]

1:29 the fact that he used J-hope just makes it even better

[@loveitloveit122]

I'm naturally a 32 G I'm 5'2 and 125 lbs .... UGH I never understood why anyone would want to be big, mine bother me, never can find bras no matter what I wear its like I'm "showing off" I'd loooovvvveeee to be smaller, maybe some day I'll get a reduction. I so know what she was saying about feeling feminine w smaller breasts , I'd love that feeling

[@Qyeenz]

THATS WHAT IM SAYING. My back is in constant pain with just DDD’s I can’t even imagine what you go through with G’s. I’m so sorry. They’re so freaking annoying. When I’m exercising they’re all in my face. I hate it. I can’t believe I ever wanted big boobs. I was so naive.

[@loveitloveit122]

@@Qyeenz 🤪🤣 o feel your pain, they look like a booty crack if the shirt is low , arrrrffffffff

[@Qyeenz]

@@loveitloveit122 Exactly. I can’t even fit in my size small anymore because of my boobs not even weight gain. Imagine. Also if you’re not wearing a bra they jump all over the place. Like please stay still and relax.

[@loveitloveit122]

@@Qyeenz I so relate😫 we can wear the same shirt as someone who's not large and we will look like hussies next to them lol so over the boobs, eeks,

[@MissMeganBeckett]

Some people who have large breasts recommend using a personally tailored corset to help with their back pain, the theory behind why this works is that the material distributes the weight more evenly over the torso and onto the hips so that no one area is overtaxed. I can’t personally give an opinion on this because I haven’t tried one myself. As with everything else, a corset needs to fit correctly to be comfortable and may not be the right solution for everyone.

[@flygirlhandm]

It just makes logical sense that if you have a foreign object in your body, your body will try and "fix" it... that takes a lot of energy and affects your immune system... logically that would make you tired, etc... almost like the symptoms of an autoimmune disorder.

[@thisiscait]

Michelle Visage from RuPaul's Drag Race had BII and got her implants removed, she's been a great spokesperson for it. You could do a video about her!

[@YochevedDesigns]

20 seconds in, and I already love this woman. Her attitude is everything!

[@mya1207]

I knew it was Tiffany Pollard as soon as I heard her voice, New York has a special place in my heart

[@historygal7]

I've thought about getting a breast reduction but I'm so scared to do it. Women need to understand that large breasts come with lots of back, shoulder, and neck pain. And great supportive bras are extremely expensive! And forget being a runner with boobs. Unless you have got titanium cups or something. And let me tell you, they aren't immune to gravity. When you have to start tucking your boobs into your waistband or using them as a winter scarf... it's time to do something about it!

[@moniquefleming3738]

I had two breast reductions. Don't be surprised by that. The first took me from 44DD to a 38D. I lost 70 pounds over 5 years, and once again, my breasts were causing me back pain again. I got the 2nd one 6 years later, but since I am in my 50s, my surgeon did liposuction instead of surgery, because I didnt have the glands for breast feeding due to age. She lipoed all the way around my breasts, and my back. After that one, I was a 36C. I do not regret either. The scars fade. Not having the embarrassment of hige breasts, the pain in my neck, shoulders and back, and being able to buy decent clothes was worth it. Don't be scared. Majority of women never regret it. The side effect, your body will shed weight, because it's not carrying huge breasts anymore.

[@keke6924]

As a woman with a larger bust this made my stomach do flips 😧 glad she’s good now

[@deniseroe5891]

Poor lady, I recognize those scars. I have them too from a reduction thirty years ago at thirty. I would like to have them reduced again. Large breasts are heavy and get in the way. Glad she decided to try this, our health is more important than a stacked rack.

[@breastimplantvictimadvocac7809]

Thank you, Dr. Youn, for continuing to speak publicly. We know this doesn’t happen to everyone, but it’s important that doctors start to shift their approach to patients who are sick and want their implants out. There are too many FDA adverse event reports and patients to deny this any longer. We need to make change and continue to open the narrative. #allinthistogether #patientsbeforeprofits

[@thedacardea416]

Dr Youn is such a sweet and empathetic guy.

[@jyotsnaekka3571]

I am glad that she is happy now

[@MsNoPixel]

Yesss!! I’ve been waiting! This is seriously one of my favorite series that you do! I honestly wish you’d put out more Botched episodes, they super entertaining & very educational at the same time.

[@GoofyGracieS]

I love the use of the Sims for some of the stuff haha

[@realleon2328]

I hope he does an episode about elective mastectomy or breast reduction at some point. There are a lot of videos about breast implants but not as much as the other direction. As a trans man I think it's important info to have out there from a medical perspective.

[@jamieg2658]

It’d be nice to see breast reconstruction after mastectomy talked about too!

[@lynnford412]

Im so happy she realized her natural beauty!! I’m glad she was happy with the results :)

[@KTFRabbit]

Thank you Dr. Youn for BELIEVING WOMEN!

[@vvnattie9318]

I cant believe Dr.Youn is almost 50! 🤯 he looks too young damnn

[@Randomperson-si4bj]

I think it’s his skin care line and a bit of Botox

[@Heyitschy03]

Asians don’t raisin

[@chelseabobet4591]

I love how he seamlessly adds in memes, it's so perfect. Now I'm binge watching his botched videos series.

[@GLGC688]

BII sounds like dysautonomia. The autonomic nervous system can be negatively impacted by things like viruses, surgery, or trauma to the body. Some people are genetically predisposed to having this happen. I have dysautonomia and it was triggered badly by my pregnancies. It is also similar to what is happening to Long Covid sufferers.

[@christannprudhomme6075]

Dr. Youn your a fantastic Doctor, you are bringing Truth..

[@makaylalee1436]

Good Morning Everyone!!!

[@onosxo]

It’s amazing that her friend was so supportive of her

[@Atiredandhappyperson]

Can we talk about the fact the editor deserves a prize? Just awesome

[@caitlinwoudstra7944]

Aw I edited this one and I appreciate that! 💕😆

[@Phoenixhunter157]

I work as a surgical tech. I’ve noticed so many more women are getting their implants and a capsulectomy due to bii

[@whatisthepurposeoflife7978]

Why women taking so much pain and not satisfied with the body God has given them?

[@rayshelldavis6834]

@@whatisthepurposeoflife7978 VANITY.

[@chllve]

he runs his youtube and tiktok such a king😭

[@kyah...9813]

Before I found you I already wanted to be a plastic surgeon when I grow up and now that I found you, you make me more confident that I CAN wake up and follow my dreams thank you Mr. Youn

[@kriistyyanne]

Let me tell you I have natural E-F cups (G if I put on weight) and boy are they heavy. Back and neck problems from a young age, I can only imagine how implants would feel!

[@hotjanuary]

Same problems as you. The neck pain is terrible. I’ve done everything-weightlifting, yoga-and the neck pain isn’t going away. I’m going to try a corset now. I’ve heard from women who cancelled their breast reduction plans after the corset provided the support they needed. Only problem is that I need a custom corset if I want it to be comfortable and allow me to breath properly. Wish me success on sewing it.

[@winrykate7773]

Her friend’s support is amazing. More people need to be like that. Support the natural woman no matter what she is. Let her live naturally and healthily.

[@TheAgigi3]

😳 I hope the younger generations are watching this.

[@marklll4426]

I'm a gen z and I'm so glad a lot of people my age are more open and accepting of differences💛 There has been a lot of trends lately about body positivity and I so agree with what Dr. Youn said, "Women should realize they are more than just their breast." I feel more comfortable to be honest but I'll still get work done on my breast because I feel like there's lumps in them :'>

[@monopinion8799]

You hands down the very best surgeon and compassionate!

[@lisaharris8990]

Love the guy coming up from behind the couch 🤠!

[@Shiroiikunz]

“In your head” Which reminds me! My sister has asthma and went to our doctor for help who, in turn, said it was in her head|||

[@lilbirb7795]

having my body reject every cartilage piercing I've ever gotten, I definitely feel like it would also say "no thank you" to implants

[@yeetbella5400]

I love how he educates and entertains at the same time🥰

[@itzshadow525]

I love Dr.Youn's vids

[@hennamontana222]

I’m not a STEM student, but Dr. Yukon’s videos are so captivating. I am loving this educational content

[@mephistopheles4910]

This is a strange situation. It seems like New York's body never took to her breast implants and tried to reject them. Even when she got her botched surgery fixed, New York's breast reverted back to the orientation of the botched implants. I guess this is one of those situations which proves getting plastic surgery in an effort to make you feel better about yourself may not always guarantee the outcome one expects. It's better a patient is realistic about potential outcomes and determine if they would be content with potential risks that could result in full removal down the line.

[@smileblackchild1895]

I love watching his videos. It helps me study a bit from the information he gives. Thanks Dr. Youn 💕

[@joshbritton]

Hey Dr Youn could you react to 1000 pound sisters please?

[@chenfeiyus]

i second !!!!

[@krysxyz3294]

I Hope he does

[@melisam1023]

What a great video Dr Youn! I really really love the way you teach us❤️ I'M TRUELY SORRY THEY DID NOT TAKE OUT the "capsule" of the implants! It's like denying that the patient got sick from them. Very disappointing...

[@strangekittyca]

Part of being good at what you do is knowing your limits, and you're upfront about that :)

[@AshleyBSticks]

I’ve seen all of these he’s reacted too. But it makes it more interesting with the commentary from Dr. Youn, it’s like he’s their step-by-step and education member. Like I normally hate commentary but in this case I love it. He’s educating and he’s so nice and honest about things. You can tell he knows his shit!

[@tee_em_vee4566]

Can you make an maybe informative video like this one on trans surgeries like double mastectomy and others? Have you done any and/or will you do any?

[@draalttom844]

Mastectomy is not a trans surgery, from a trans men

[@jasperj.d.g.4147]

@@draalttom844 it can be. It has multiple uses, from a trans person

[@romease86]

Impressed dr. Dubrow showed a case he worked after it was not perfect

[@danacato8956]

I have the same things going on with my implants. I knew something was wrong right after my surgery, but my plastic surgeon wouldn't listen to me. Now I'm in my 40's and it's only gotten worse. I'm in pain all the time. It really sucks that you have to pay so much to get them done and then the surgeon messes up and won't even take responsibility and now it's going to cost again to fix them. Well I don't have that kind of money so I guess I'm one of the ones that has to live in sickness and pain for the rest of my life. Wish I would've never had them done!

[@lavenderfields.]

I hope you have a good life, that sounds so painful...❤

[@Natalie-eq8rc]

I love that dr.youn helps find alternatives to plastic surgery instead of just marketing it

[@cookiechaina1238]

my mom got a similar illness from what I understand to have been a silicone IUD. no official diagnosis after about a decade. it presents like a mix of multiple sclerosis, Lyme disease, chronic fatigue, etc. there’s a lot of people that suffer from the same thing, from the same company who made hers. terrifying. edit: I also have a condition called dysautonomia. symptoms like heart rate over 180bpm, almost passing out multiple times a day, body temperature problems, etc. basically fucks up his your nervous system responds. coupled with a good amount of mental illnesses (the one that causes the most problems with my nervous system is CPTSD), it’s pretty rough. I just actually got diagnosed early this year after 7yrs of searching for a diagnosis, which I ended up figuring out with my own research like 5yrs prior. I’ve seen around 10 drs in my life for symptoms associated and how many times did I get referred for blood work to check for diabetes? every couple months. it’d always be “well, your blood work was done about 3 months ago”. so, you’re saying I developed diabetes in 3 months and you’ve completely disregarded that you’ve seen me for years for this and you know I’ve had symptoms since I was extremely young. now, the big question, how many times did I get told it was anxiety? hahahahhh. every fucking visit. I’m not joking. yes, I have an anxiety disorder. no, I don’t get so anxious going up a flight of stairs that my heart rate goes to 180bpm. I’m pretty damn sure that’s now how it works. not to mention that I can feel when I’m anxious. I know when my heart is pounding cause I’m nervous vs sitting on the couch. blows my mind.

[@Gizmo2261]

Thank you for being so candid and honest Dr Youn - you are a true legend!

[@ivymakeupboutique3660]

Love your videos! You are amazing! 🙌🏻🔥

[@missjojo184]

I got my implants removed in 2019, cuz of suspected BII, and the second they were out I felt better. I had many symptoms and a lot of pain. Sudden allergic reactions, stabbing pains ,. Also I’d like to say that I got mine done at 22, I loved them. But when I had them taken out five years later, , my boobs had grown a lot and I now have big boobs, naturally. Some scars but I never regretted getting them. But I’m happy your talking about this

[@anvithsraj5996]

Hi I am 12 and from OHIO Dr Youn I want to be a doctor when I want to grow up and I’m having trouble choosing what type of doctor I want to be so can you give me some advice ? And how did you choose plastic surgery?

[@andreafranco1477]

You’re still a child and you will find out what you want along the way. Today you may want something, tomorrow that could change.

[@FukaiKokoro]

You’re still young, along the way you’ll find something that particularly interests you.

[@charlottep.114]

A lot of people don’t know what type of doctor they want to be when they join medical school :) you’ve got time to figure it out

[@Heyitschy03]

hiii

[@lucy101]

So, I have hEDS which can cause susceptibility to all sorts of stress-induced maladies. One very common comorbidity is mast cell activation disorders, which can come with rashes, GI distress, increased joint pain, and mental symptoms. MCAD is a very hard thing to detect, there’s really no simple blood test, so most of us go years being told it’s all in our head before finally being diagnosed. Idk, it sounded really familiar to me, despite my complete lack of implants, and it would seem logical for breast implant illness to be an autoimmune issue. hEDS and MCAD are more common in women than men.