Plastic Surgeon Reacts to BOTCHED: Breasts + Flesh Eating Bacteria!

How do you fix breasts destroyed by flesh eating bacteria? America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn reacts to an episode of BOTCHED!
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[@Warrior_Spirit_Experience-Jen]

I really feel bad she went through such a bad procedure with a quack of a doctor! When he said "screws" is when she should have run away! Glad she found a resolution finally. Every woman deserves to feel good about the way she looks.

[@confusedwhale]

Screws are sometimes important for surgery, but I don't see the therapeutic benefit for their use in breast augmentation.

[@Warrior_Spirit_Experience-Jen]

@@confusedwhale Oh I'm very much aware of the need for surgical hardware. My late father was a surgeon and I actually have screws in my neck keeping a Peak Device in my neck as well as rods in the back of my neck. But there's no way anyone needs screws for a breast augmentation.

[@akreeger7742]

I totally agree, I don't see a reason to use them for what was supposed to be a routine breast implant surgery!!

[@rynz_2893]

yes mam!

[@roxanno1075]

I hope she sued him into oblivion and used that money to pay for this surgery!

[@kitsdollies2466]

My mom passed away from MRSA that attacked her heart and it is so awful. I'm so glad Heather got the help she needed. she looks great!

[@binkaashley3623]

So sorry for you loss dear ❤️ 🕊️

[@lctamoya]

So sorry hun

[@user-jd1cp1nk1p]

This shit is scary. I live in Germany and MRSA is in every single hospital, because nurses only get payed about 2500€ before tax. Almost no one wants to do that job, because it's just not worth it. That's why they're always short on staff and the staff that is actually there doesn't have the time to properly desinfect and prevent these germs from spreading. I heard that when you go to a hospital in Norway as a German the first thing they do is check if you have MRSA, because it's so common. Nurses need to get payed more. I'm honestly scared of entering a hospital, especially when I'm older one day.

[@user-jd1cp1nk1p]

And sorry for your loss ofc. 💛

[@cindyversion1201]

So sorry for your loss 💕

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

It just makes me sad when she says her breasts are her career or she's known for her beast. The way humans are treated like objects is so sad.

[@jenerin905]

It is sad that some people focus on one body part when they have so many other wonderful attributes. She's so beautiful. But who are we to judge that her breasts are what make her feel feminine and sexy? I just hope she is able to also value the other special parts of herself too.

[@rynz_2893]

its not an insult to her or her looking down on her self. shes just being real with her self and understands how the world works and she seems to know how to make the world work for her

[@MegaPW1]

TRUE.

[@myheartwillstopinjoy8142]

@@rynz_2893 yes, I know. It's exactly the fact the world works like that that makes me sad. I look at pictures of famous artists, the male artists, some of them are handsome and some less conventionally attractive. Except some who want to, they don't really use their body as an attribute to attract people. But female artists are all perfect looking, makeup and plastic surgery, no flaw allowed. Most female artists will have to be almost naked most the time, and that's all cause the industry knows a hot woman who sings well sells more than a woman who sings well. It makes me sad. I'd love a world where women would be known for what they are and what they do not their butts and breasts.

[@SweetTea-Stephens]

Well she allowed herself to be “known” for her breast. People do to us what we allow (and I’m not talking in cases of force of course) them to do. It doesn’t seem she cared that her chest was the thing that for her roles. What’s sad is some women have allowed society to tell them their bodies is what can and will get you fame and fortune and everyone eats it up and tries to be like it when they see it sadly works. Women and men don’t know how to walk away and say no thanks when it comes to this topic. Fame and fortune is more important to them sadly.

[@reitadeux8631]

Your approach to people is always so kind and respectful I love watching your videos for that reason

[@jelenagiljanovic976]

Agree 100% 🤍

[@lunareclipse3242]

I'm surprised she went back to large implants after what she went through. But the results are fantastic

[@krisherdown]

While it's easy to say that she should have ran when the doctor suggested screws, you watch enough of Dr Youn or Botched to know there are real procedures (such as the cadaver skin in the solution) that also can sound weird. She is still envisioning herself in the Pamela Anderson mode of beauty (and acting roles) so it's not a surprise she wanted that size despite everything.

[@starcherry6814]

This is where my mind is too I don't blame her for trusting a doctor

[@weganmerner7014]

This is why it's sooo important to get multiple opinions and talk to former clients.

[@Jkjoannaki]

@@starcherry6814 exactly. Trusting a bad doctor isn't a patients fault.

[@Bdkdklllvv]

Yeah honestly i probably would have trusted the doctor if I was in the same situation

[@lillymurray8408]

I feel like everyone knows about cadaver skin….. it’s a pretty common thing to know about. But screws with implants? C’mon. I just think she trusted his word and she wanted her boobs. Period.

[@Chi-town1369]

Gave me chills when she said “MRSA” The nasty birch of a bug absolutely tore my leg apart and damaged a few organs Sooooo many surgeries

[@rainad6904]

:((

[@stargazer9201]

Realizing that people have literally made a body part such an important thing that people with literally go through these procedures to feel better about themselves.

[@oww161]

Yeah, it's totally fucked up. I'm so sorry that society's beauty standards and patriarchy fck people's heads like that. I'm in my mid twenties and only now I get used to my face/body the way it is.

[@InsertMyChineseUsername]

yeah it's horrible

[@deadumbreon2512]

@@oww161 you know not every one has in mind how will they look to males right? ._.xD

[@Cash4Fruit]

She seriously risked her life with that bacterial infection, so sad 😞 I am happy that it seems people are waking up and embracing natural bodies, I think the big ridiculous buts are going out of fashion now too. Just photoshop yourself instead of actually mutating your body. 😅

[@oww161]

@@deadumbreon2512 I know, I never said that. Besides, men suffer from patriarchy as well. It's about certain structures that impact the way we get socialised and the struggles we have later on.

[@sisteryaya24]

I admire this woman for telling her story and revealing what happen to her. I don't think I could have done it. She has given an important message for all of us. Be super selective about who you choose as a plastic surgeon. So sad. I hope she sues this "Dr."

[@AlizMari23]

Too bad that not every doctor is like Doctor Youn. He's so sweet, kind, and he always uses common sense, on top of being incredibly respectful.

[@mamabear6990]

MRSA is such bad news. My uncle contacted it in his heart after surgery. They nearly killed him. Upon a visit, I witnessed one nurse come in to check my uncle's chest incision. The nurse not only neglected to wash her hands but dropped a glove on the floor and pick it up put it on and attempted to examine my uncle. Thankfully I was able to get my Aunt's attention and let her know before she actually touched my uncle's wounds

[@deulalune]

That’s an incredibly dangerous move. You should’ve reported it to a higher up

[@gohawks3571]

Eeewwww! Glad someone was there to stop her, wow!

[@biljam972]

Dr Youn always nice and respectable. That is why I like this channel.

[@Neongummybearss]

I had MRSA infection in my breasts after having mastitis. I ended up having 3 surgeries and almost died, the pain after 6 years I can still remember. I’d rather go through natural birth than go through that again.

[@boggo7831]

I told my doctor I wanted small implants. They were still too big. Some Drs think everyone is stupid and wants to carry around some melons. Mine are really annoying to sleep on my stomach. I said small now I look fat in a sweater. Please listen to the patient. I told some people to get small ones, instead they went giant sized and now worse off.

[@blanky23]

That’s exactly happen to me now I need another surgery for remove the implants

[@choosehope8729]

That’s terrible that happened to you. It’s apparently pretty common and even happened to Sharon Stone. Male doctors altering women’s bodies without consent should be criminal.

[@Havis_Princess]

Small implants are still big once added. The best bet is to not get any or be specific about what size u want your breasts to be

[@neoncolored6307]

did you tell the doctor about what specifically you consider small?

[@pinar5673]

Same happened to me with my nose job! I told the doctor I didn’t want him to lift the tip of my nose but he still did.. “bc it’s trendy now and looks good”. Well that’s still not what I asked for and i hate it

[@GenXfrom75]

I developed necrosis after my breast reduction (I was 38GGG) in my left breast. The nipple and areola turned black and fell off. I had to pack a giant hole with gauze and Dakins solution every day. Looking into your breast is terrifying and deeply depressing. I even felt suicidal for months. Once the hole filled in (that took MONTHS!!), I got a "rose" stitch, that is often used by mastectomy patients, to create a "nipple" and then a tattoo to match it to the shade of my right breast, which healed fairly nicely. I'm still unhappy with my breasts overall (not the size - I'm 36C!) and plan more surgery someday. But I don't bawl every time I'm naked. That's a plus!

[@Solace6428]

Oh, not to be insensitive or anything wity my comment, but I always wondered how they did those reconstructions. Thank you for being a source of information, and sharing your story

[@Lil-Dragon]

I don't understand why they decided to use screws. The idea of them in the chest area is terrifying for me

[@confusedwhale]

Screws are often used in the body, and possibly even in the chest area. However, I don't see their therapeutic benefit for breast augmentation.

[@oliverer3]

@@confusedwhale I also imagine you also want to avoid using screw in ways where you'd put an axial torque on them as it might crack the bone if I understand how these screws work correctly.

[@jenerin905]

@@oliverer3 I didn't even think of the exact pressure on the screws, I just thought no one would want to drill into the bone outside of her heart! I am not a medical professional at all, but oh my gosh! Even with any surgery there is so much risk of infection and complications from bleeding or anesthesia. Let's drill screws into your chest for symmetry! 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@sisteryaya24]

I would have said big NO if anyone suggested something like that, Hell No!

[@Snakesnarl]

Screws have to be anchored to something. So what were they attached to? Her ribs?

[@roxanno1075]

I'm so happy for her. She deserves to not only feel like herself, but to feel beautiful again. Good for her.

[@Iamyl4]

No offense to Dr Dubrow since he seems like a great surgeon, however I’d much rather go to you Dr Youn.

[@jellysecret]

i really respect dr youn for voicing his agreements with dr dubrow. it might be more viral to be a yes-man for a celebrity, or to be a full on hater. but respectful disagreement with a fellow professional is the way to go. ❤

[@sensitivepetalflower]

A hospital in my town was torn down because they couldn't irradicate the staph bacteria that was killing cardiac patients. it's been 20 years since it was demolished and a new one built down the road a bit. The land where it used to stand is still empty.

[@louisemarriott1931]

Love your videos. I also love how respectful you are. "I have the utmost respect...but I would do it different". That's fine! It's fine for people to disagree, it doesn't have to lead to an argument, any hatred or any silly 'cancelling'. Very adult way to handle that comment, Dr Youn!

[@faithm9284]

This woman is so brave! I don't believe I would do this so many times to begin with, but to go again after almost dying takes nerves of steel. I hope she realizes what is truly important in life, and it isn't our looks, money, or fame. 💌

[@floralstar3566]

Why is this video unlisted, I used to watch botched all the time so this is great 👍

[@KindnessInChaos]

I'm so happy for her. It's such a shame what happens to some patients because of botched surgery. Very scary stuff! Makes you really weigh out the pros and cons when considering any invasive procedures.

[@riceracm]

8:14 The thought of a breast _splitting open_ made me internally shudder… 😦😬😦

[@fancy134ify]

I had breast cancer and survived... I had to have a bilateral mastectomy. My left breast could not handle the implant that was put in because of the radiation damage and it literally split my skin and you could see The implant..talk about horror...Honestly I have no words for what I went through. I ended up having flap surgery so my left side could hold an implant. I have no nipples, they made nipples out of flaps of my skin, but I have no feeling in them, AT ALL....I haven't been with a man for years because I feel abnormal....Don't get me wrong, I'm GLAD I survived but I'm a single 58 yr old woman...it's not that simple anymore...I wish I could have somebody fix them because they just still don't look right and don't feel right, but I'm lucky to be alive. I wish I could have kept my nipples... I can't even explain that feeling. I'm so happy for her that they were able to help her.

[@N1C0991]

@@fancy134ify there will be somebody who loves you for who you are, not how you Look. Real love is not to only Look at the body and finding each other attractive. It's more. They will love you with all what you've gone through❤

[@cicichambers3887]

I have one of the irestore , Even if you don’t have hair loss due to genetics or age it does help restore hair loss due to hair treatments such as dying or stripping… You do have to make time for it though and not expect miracles overnight

[@oneubemochi]

“They looked natural” Uh…they didn’t…but to each their own ig

[@annaelizabzth]

There’s no way those implants made her a DD because I’m a DD and mine are AVERAGE. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@strictly2prohibit]

That was very horrible what she went through. Dr Terry Dubrow is an amazing surgeon and human being and human angel and does incredible work all the time.

[@RCMN-2024]

If you were practising in my country and I could afford it, I would definitely go and see you. Your kindness, honesty, work and sense of humor is great and genuine. Keep it up! :)

[@proanimaluver6487]

Ok not from breast implants but my friend lives in Florida and she was walking on the beach and somehow scratched her leg near her foot. It was flesh eating bacteria and they had to remove her leg, half of her right side is gone.

[@yoyou3848]

Lord have mercy

[@oneubemochi]

It’s always Florida

[@elisaostuzzi9707]

my god.... send hugs to her

[@proanimaluver6487]

@@yoyou3848 it's really unbelievable what it does to you. And it's everywhere

[@yoyou3848]

@@proanimaluver6487 and this is why I can't understand the bravery n courage if these surgery folks. Even Sepsis Truly I really do feel 4 your friend jeeez🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@hamimesfin2755]

I like how u put time to compose this videos tnxs doc

[@Lady_Elva]

I've had MRSA years ago from a spider bite on my lower back. Sadly, because I was in job corps, the only thing they could do was lance the bite and drain it and I had some anti-biotics to help get rid of the infection but it was a good 3-4 months before it healed. That was more painful than having a kidney infection. I don't recommend it to anyone no matter how you can get it. also it took so long to heal because the but was the size of a softball and the infection was the size of a basketball at full inflation. if the doctor/nurse wasn't draining it, I was and I never want that again. So the fact that she had gotten MRSA in her breasts, I know her pain and I am glad she lived to tell the tale.

[@JessyingAround]

Hi, just wanted to comment that I love your videos and your personality! Every time I see your posts, they are so positive and always bring positive vibes into my life (and helpful info) , so I just want to leave some good energy in here too ☺️✨✨

[@samanthagthenatsarim5018]

I just LOVE YOU Dr.Youn !!! That's all I wanted to say 😊

[@SS40-nah]

When my father was in the hospital in 2017, a nurse told me this..."When someone is in the hospital MRSA comes with the territory." Not very comfortable to know when you have a loved one in the hospital. It makes me wonder how many cases that hospital had with people who originally did not have MRSA . 🙁

[@themuse.6520]

I always look forward to your videos 🥰

[@missloriparker]

Wow, feel so so bad for what these ladies go through.

[@amberbest6942]

This is a cautionary tale to appreciate what you naturally have. The result came out good for the damage that was caused, but looks terrible compared to what she would be naturally. I was flat chested when I was younger. I gained weight, now my breasts are record setting perfection.🙏

[@luluraeembury9966]

I'm always surprised when Dr. Dubrow says he cuts around the areola, why? I was always curious if there's another way and apparently there is. Lol. Thank you Dr. Youn!

[@missmiss975]

You're a good educator.

[@breefoster8080]

My oldest kid almost died from MRSA at only 3 weeks old. I'm so grateful for Gods grace and the amazing Dr's that helped take care of her. I can't imagine being without her. I'm happy this woman got the right help in time. She's very fortunate.

[@AngelWish3]

I have a feeling the doctor is probably not using the pig skin because the patient has had MRSA before. We found MRSA in pigs so many times that he may have been weary. I’m sure he understands that it’s a radiated to kill off any kind of bacteria potential, but due to how bad the original infection was that might be the reason behind the decision. It may have even been a concern that was brought up outside of what we see on the show by the patient, and that may have been the deciding factor. It was obviously extremely scary for her and painful. So the patient herself may have been afraid to use pig skin.

[@belleatwirewoodproductions7560]

You have a good point

[@chimom7112]

Dr youns explinations if why he would do things differently sound very reasonable. If i were to have to choose whom i would go to for any of these procedures i would have to choose dr youn!

[@chincemagnet]

You’re very good at explaining all of this so it’s easy to understand Dr Youn 😁

[@vasukidn2520]

I really love your videos Dr youn the way you explain it is awesome I am your biggest fan lots of love 💜💜💜💜

[@rebeccaw5976]

Natural ones are always the best!

[@iJSabelle007]

Indeed! You don't have to worry about them bursting open, pain, and infection etc...scary!

[@moongirlmimi]

Can't say it enough but we love you Dr Youn!!!! 💜❤️

[@perona.s_bath_water3838]

Glad she was able to get it fixed

[@needledodger6270]

I’ve watched several of your “botched” plastic surgery videos. Thank you for the ammunition that I will definitely use on any friends or family members who are considering having plastic surgery.

[@SashikuChan]

My mom had MRSA... She has been in bad health for about 15 years. She had skin cancer in a not so great place, and the doctor over-radiated her via an implant that was supposed to radiate a small area, with a small amount of radiation. she was already in the clear, no more cancer, but they wanted to make sure there were not a few tiny bits left, so this was their recommendation. It was either the implant for 4 more weeks of radiation. Mom cried, saying she couldn't do the radiation anymore, so she chose what she thought was the right decision. Oh how wrong she was. Over the years she dealt with intense pain as the radiation ate through her body. It's still ongoing now, though it's a lot better thanks to some doctors finally doing a very very big and risky surgery in September. Before the surgery, they noticed that she had a broken bone in her pelvis at her hip. Her hip had been hurting so badly, she was begging somebody to do something. (No doctors would operate to help her all those years, we believe it's because her body was still taking damage from over radiation, and surgery would fix nothing but temporarily.) During the surgery, they discovered that she had MRSA in her hip. They removed it, put in a urostomy and fixed a bunch of hernias around her colostomy. They had to remove my moms pain pump to do this, and the cords from it are still moving around inside her, because removing them from her nerves is a difficult operation and I guess they'd just rather not. I really wanted to share this story because it's been ongoing since 2007 or so and I can't rarely share this story with most people. For one its my moms story, and her ex husband (my dad) and his family don't even believe it's as bad as it is/don't care at all, or they only ask about her as a formality. They either don't want to hear it due to how horrible it is, or don't care. Some people care, but those are few and far in between. I honestly just want to see her healthy again. I hope once she heals, she can walk around normally again and be mostly pain free. I cried so many times over her, seeing someone in such pain that it brings them to their knees, begging you for help, it kind of shatters you inside because there is nothing you can do for them but be moral support. I am still angry at the doctor who did this, because he basically took away any semblance of a normal or pain free life for her for over 15 years. Not to mention she had to accept she couldn't work anymore and had to be put on disability because otherwise she'd be homeless, because of something she had no control over. I don't think I ever can forgive him. Also it was proven that he was negligent, so even better reason to hate him. I wish I could go back in time and tell her not to get the implant.

[@Chloerian98]

Oh my god I'm so so so sorry that happened it sounds terrible. Whilst it's no where near to the same extent my dad almost passed away because of negligence. A senior doctor at a hospital discharged my dad saying he was perfectly okay and he was rushed back in by an ambulance hours later and almost died. He would of if he had been left just a couple of hours later

[@thesilversurfer7136]

Some doctors are trash. Sue them or they will continue their poor practice.

[@SoSoGirl001]

When a carpenter becomes a plastic surgeon

[@Mixkayla24]

That’s amazing! So happy with my natural ones. But, I gotta give props to you surgeons. That’s hard and scary!!

[@sunnyx213]

Dr Youn! Make a video about genetic eye bags. If surgery is worth it or just live with it. Thinking about going to Korea to get it done. My eyes are genetically puffy 🥲

[@tessltaekook8501]

But maybe you look cute with those eye bags? Maybe they are the things that make you YOU, that stand out from the masses. Remember koreans always accentuate eye bags with makeup and if the person hasn't got any, they make it look like you do, on guys too. Try to look at yourself objectively like you're somebody else and see if you really need them gone or if it's only in your mind. You know we tend to stare blindly on stuff on our face and body that we don't like, and think that if we got rid of them everything would be perfect, but for the most cases it's not true, other people may not even notice them on us and might even think it's attractive. Think of all the times people have said about themselves "Oh I hate my nose, it's too big" or "I have to get rid of my double chin" and you just didn't even notice those in their faces before. It's probably the same in your case, especially when it's genetical. You've had them your whole life, it's what makes your face look authentic. Don't risk getting complications that you'll have to live with your whole life afterwards...

[@sunnyx213]

@@tessltaekook8501 hey, thanks for the wonderful message you’ve given me. It actually put a smile on my face. 😊 peace and blessings to you

[@Sangeeth_5936]

*Finally Dr Anthony Youn Got A Sponsor*

[@shannon2228]

This is gonna be interesting

[@stacyharvey1383]

You can tell how bad it's gonna be by looking at Dr. Youn's face in the thumbnail, lol. I work in a hospital microbiology lab and when she said "MRSA" I literally shuddered! We've had a few patients who have had repeated MRSA infections, and it is no joke! I hope the quack who did that to her got his license revoked.

[@eiremerald]

What most people don’t realize is that there’s only a 4” chest circumference difference between an A and DD cups.

[@misseselise3864]

and a lot of people don’t realize that the letter in a bra size isn’t the cup side

[@kudzu_]

@@misseselise3864 Now I'm confused. How is it not cup size? The way I understood it: number is band length and letter is cup, but smaller band sizes have smaller cups and vice versa, so a 34C would be about the same cup size as a 30D. Is that not right? 😩

[@KangaRuby]

@@kudzu_ Yeah you're spot on - the cup size is relative to the band size! A 34C is the same cup size as a 32D, a 30DD, or even a 36B. :) If you go down a band size then you go up a cup size to compensate and vice versa. I called it sister sizing when I worked briefly for a lingerie brand. :)

[@ivamanral989]

@@KangaRuby wtf does that even mean😭

[@eiremerald]

@@ivamanral989 the number should be roughly your rib cage measurement. Subtract that from your full bust measurement and each inch is a cup size. i.e. if your ribcage measures 32” and your full bust measures 36”, you should be in a 32D. However, it’s a starting point, not a hard fast rule. Just like shoe brands run small or large, so do bra brands.

[@gamtngirl3655]

Horrifying. My heart goes out to her.

[@AtarGG]

"They looked natural." No, no they did not. They looked lovely but super fake hun. Lol.

[@linkcarter6664]

0:23 “They looked amazing, they looked natural” shows two hemispheres on her chest with zero natural sag😂

[@Amayagma]

WOAH YOU HAVE A SPONSOR THAT ISNT YOUR OWN BEAUTY BRAND?! I'M ACTUALLY SHOOK!

[@hirohiuu3386]

Doctor Youn telling he is getting older but still looks like that guy in school that gets mistaken as a teacher in school while in fact being a student 😂❤️

[@NNALEECHAA]

Love Dr Youn & his vids!

[@ic912]

Can you do a video on a no-touch technique?

[@a.j.schlotman5677]

I really want to get a breast reduction (currently at a size DDD/DD) but I'm so scared of not getting a good surgeon. How do you find a good surgeon and how do you know they're good?

[@nise5281]

Nice work to fix the problem, I found herself image disturbing, but I cringe at MOST of what comes out of Hollywood's mouth!!

[@chocolatedaisy]

Oh gawd I'm glad I'm too scared for any surgeries and just had to accept myself haha. Cause on top of being afraid of having the surgery itself, I'd be petrified of something going wrong afterwards like her infection, then on top of THAT, the guilt of knowing it could have been avoided if I just didn't do it to begin with!!

[@Canadad-t4x]

Im waiting for this

[@taekwang3498]

i love watching doctor channels. they recommend the most effective and needed shit in my life

[@cynthiaclee9209]

OMG I love your channel, very informative and I M saying to ever having breast surgery of any kind

[@kestrelwish6778]

it's premiering in 15 hours now apparently. Anyone else waiting?

[@xx_sadcube_xx]

Love your content and I think you're a very good and trustworthy surgeon! but the ads about laser hair treatment? is that really true? I find it a bit hard to beleive.

[@mangelddragon1079]

Omg I can feel it 😩 why I feel sick and cringe I can't stop feeling it but I can't stop watching either

[@haha101de]

Okay but why did she get Ds when she already had problems in the past? Why not go with a C? That would look way more natural and it would probably be at a lower risk to rip her skin

[@misseselise3864]

D and DD aren’t the same size

[@LilPoopsie]

Probably because she wanted this to be the last surgery she has for a long time. It wouldn't make sense for her to go smaller and end up unhappy with them. She knows what size she wanted.

[@Alex6RFZ]

The way she tried to imitate a zombie 😂😂

[@iluvubb247]

Did he just say that “only get a plastic surgery as a last resort?” I don’t think it’s a last resort for me to get breast implants, but I’d like Dr.Youn to be my plastic surgeon if ever needed.

[@vagurl84]

One of our breast/plastic surgeons tests all breast patients for MRSA pre-op. Do you do this or do you test if they have a history pre-op? I’m curious.

[@aishalawanshuaibu8009]

It was a blessing to have met with you Dr Osaye you have brought up a huge smile on my face and it's gonna be permanent, because I never thought I would ever have bigger breasts like this ,all I could say now is thank you Dr…

[@cazsmith2358]

This is the stuff of nightmares 😱😱

[@NaudiaVillalba]

My sister had MRSA for years that have her giant cyst/blister things that broke and left her with permanent large holes in her muscles

[@patriciaecampbell372]

Horrible!!!

[@angiescott9692]

That poor woman. She just needs confidence

[@LilPoopsie]

That's what people say when they've never had physical problems smh

[@-aftermath-8508]

Confidence isn't easy to get back when lost.

[@dwarfbunni]

I think everyone should have to watch an operation of whatever they want done before getting it, I wanted implants but after seeing these videos I'm good.

[@jewel1953]

I hear the word and I would say run. I had mesh for incontinence eroded thru into my bladder.

[@RowanWarren78]

She went form an A to a D. "They looked natural". Um....sure. Her first doctor was a sham. Screws? Good God!!!

[@Havis_Princess]

Even the smaller implants can be too big. Most implants don't look real

[@tiffanyhackman7412]

My breasts look like that and I've never had implants. I feel ya girl! 😭😭😭

[@ichrsmas8432]

6:44 Ohh so that's what it looks like. I wasn't really understanding with diagrams so at least I thank you for showing how it really looks like 👍

[@gabiausten8774]

Im from Germany and SHUTTER at the Dr. LITERALLY TOUCHING THE IMPLANT! OH MY GOD!

[@Kovitlac]

I wish they wouldn't use bra sizes for stuff like this. It reinforces how little the average person actually knows about them. People think DDD cups are OMG MASSIVE, but unless you are very tiny-framed, they really aren't. Most women who believe they are a C or D cup are actually closer to FF or G. I think FF is actually the average for American women (when using correct sizing).

[@iloy1218]

I wish I could afford DOCTOR YOUN ❤

[@OpinionatedMe_]

Honestly I met a lady in Detroit that was extremely tall & thin, and she had screws to hold up her XL implants. I couldn’t believe that she was serious.

[@defrozendonut8715]

Oh I had mrsa in 2017 mine was small luckily and I was able to get it healed but now I have purple scar from where it was

[@n0.l0nger.b0und]

In switzerland we have i-restore

[@ferkat0390]

Can you get low light laser treatment even if your hair is somewhat healthy and already long just to get it more healthy or increase growth for even longer hair?

[@preetidurva5691]

Dr. Can you please tell us about brest reduction please

[@jillybean4265]

I can't imagine sitting naked in a room with three men, talking about my body/breast. Courageous woman for going after what she wants.

[@Solace6428]

It's a medical procedure, in my eyes its no more embarrassing than a visit to the gynecologist. Either way they're seeing your junk

[@jillybean4265]

@@Solace6428 Exactly. Much more critical than the average sexually interestesd person, cause those rose colored glasses overlook so much. And at least with gyn appt you get a skimpy sheet to sort of cover with.

[@LilPoopsie]

They see people's bodies so often, it matters alot less than you think it does.

[@jillybean4265]

@@LilPoopsie Worked with docs for 30+ years, I generally know how they are.

[@-aftermath-8508]

Not really because this is how doctors are supposed to act when working with a human body does not matter their gender, yes it may be a little uncomfortable or embarrassing but at the same time the doctors don't care and are being professional because thats their job.

[@I_LV_CTCHY_SNGS]

??? Why is it unlisted

[@elainalindsey2048]

Wait what? My sister and I had MRSA (that's what i was told it was anways) when we were younger. I guess I got an infection and it grew to be a huge bump in my armpit, and my sister got the bump in her knee (knee pit?). The doctors told my mom and I that it was MRSA, but all they had to do was poke a hole in the bump and squeeze whatever was in there out. Same for my sister. They never told us that it's a flesh eating bacteria. And I never had any problems like Heather had that were caused by MRSA. I'm kinda confused now lol

[@iJSabelle007]

maybe you had mrsa cyst?

[@kagasaki6]

Once again I watch a breast implant video an treasure my breasts! (Pats her chest softly in relief) Through weight loss I have gone from a near Double D to now a C-cup and with further weight loss I think I'll become a b-cup like I was in Middle School when I weighed a hundred pounds. But! I'm ok with having average breasts-their perky and normal! His comments help high light what an excellent doctor he is and if anyone were to consider plastic surgery watching his videos would let those interested know what to do and not do. For me, highly entertaining!

[@Mugiwaradatabase]

What happened

[@Delsey77]

Oh man i feel so bad for her