This TikTok Doctor Will Forever Regret This Video..

[@ToxicsIncog.]

Imagine spending 6-7 years in studying to be a surgeon only to lose the ability to legally practice it for TikTok clout…

[@RarebitFiends]

The tiktok account was to advertise for the surgery practice, not a separate career.

[@DucTapeDino]

Its much more than 6-7 years. Try like 11-12 post grad.

[@borisyeltsin6606]

It is not for clout. The success of her tiktok translates into several hundred thousand more dollars a year. She risked it for a larger payday

[@03stmlax]

Now she will have neither

[@Poison_narcotic2]

@@RarebitFiends no it wasn’t what are you her PR team it was for her own greed and what kind of advertisement would it be to stare at the camera for how ever long it is than the person you are operating on

[@bouclechocolat]

Telling people that they "need" a *cosmetic* surgery was already a slimy start and things just crashed downhill from there

[@jontaylor6068]

She should get sued for malpractice and I also wonder if she broke HIPPA laws.

[@knockofftasty9693]

No she ask all of them if she can live stream

[@zachburskey8868]

@@knockofftasty9693 I don't think that counts, I worked life insurance, you need to have the client sign a hippa release form for documented release of medical history to the carrier. Since she put up these videos online she published them which probably requires some actual paper work not just asking someone for permission.

[@MzT3qu1la]

No hippa laws were broken, but apparently, another doctor stated that she has had a lot of surgery complications that should not happen for the kind of surgery she was performing. For example, on a patient of her, she did liposuction, which has caused gastric damage.

[@UTubeHandlesSuck]

*HIPAA One P, two As. **_*Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act_*

[@jontaylor6068]

@@UTubeHandlesSuck I know what it is. I mistyped it

[@arcaderat1613]

I really hate how she phrases it in that pencil test. "Do you need a breast life?" No, no one needs one. If someone wants to get one then by all means, go right ahead. There is absolutely no problem with getting one, but no one needs it. It feels manipulative.

[@marikroyals7111]

That test proves nothing beside the person having a big chest. I would fail that test now with DD and this is after I had a Brest reduction due to back pain and nerve problems because I use to be twice the size and my back couldn't support the weight. Also my doctor kept me in hospital over night to be on the safe side when he didn't have to along with a page of instruction and when to go to the ER if something happens and another page on wound care. Then again my doctor was a cosmetic surgeon not a plastic surgeon, as all plastic surgery is cosmetic surgery but not all cosmetic surgery is plastic surgery.

[@pensandshakers]

@@marikroyals7111 I'm 25, and I fail that test. I too have DDs.

[@Dr.RoseDB]

Idiots want breast surgery so they get it. Don’t feel bad for them

[@marikroyals7111]

@@boofriggityhoo I was a 28 I before and they were half way down my front (so 5-6 inches) by the time I had surgery. 30 DD now and they still settle about two inches below the fold.

[@bootbootmcboot8529]

Man, my boobs would devour that pencil. L cup over here. No amount of lift would work unless I also got a massive breast reduction. No thanks.

[@SlowerIsFaster139]

That pencil test is the saddest most manipulative thing ive ever heard a doctor say. Im glad she lost her license after spewing shit out like that to her audience.

[@emelieblair3721]

I couldn't agree more! The fact is, it's normal for breasts to do that! It's how normal, natural breasts hang!

[@alejandroc7357]

@@emelieblair3721I wish more people would actually love themselves and choose a good diet and working out over surgery

[@pensandshakers]

@@alejandroc7357 Agreed. And that people would realize that bodies are shaped differently. And small breasts, large breasts, odd-sized breasts, droopy breasts, perky breasts... They're all fine! Good grief.

[@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother]

@@alejandroc7357 “a good diet over surgery” yeah, you can’t get the results of a breast lift via diet lmao. You actually can’t do anything targeted to the breasts without surgery. You can lose weight or gain it but it’s going to affect your entire body not just your breasts.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

​@@pensandshakersThey aren't though...there are such a thing as 'gross boobs'. You ever seen Blade? All I have to say is...Pearl and the UV Light....

[@flyingpastakitty]

The only plastic surgeon on social media I'd trust is Doctor Youn. Doctor Youn is awesome because he explains how surgeries are done, possible complications, etc. He acknowledges that breast implant illness is real and states that plastic surgery should only be used as a last resort. He also refuses to perform BBL surgery due to it's high fatality rate. I respect that man. Doctor Roxy is a terrible person who doesn't care about her patients. Glad her medical license was taken.

[@shyannemarshall7163]

Was honestly about to bring him up, definitely appreciate his honesty and explanations

[@Dark0beast]

Dr Youn is also affiliated with one of the larger hospital networks in Michigan, so he has some very real legitimacy to his practice.

[@madisonevans7950]

@@Dark0beastLove Dr Youn! I recently moved to michigan and have been debating trying to get an appt to see what I can do about the hyperhidrosis in my hands. Feel like I can trust that dude

[@WarDragon72345]

@@madisonevans7950 Get him, I feel like he'd be so good!

[@WarDragon72345]

I saw the letters BBL and thought "But Dr Youn says those have a very high risk of complications, why would people still choose to give them?". Glad we're all on the same page about Youn lmao

[@Dobviews]

This freak is from our Greater Columbus area. She did surgery on my friend and left her with sepsis and almost killed her by telling her to ignore symptoms and not go to ER. Her husband said, "Screw that, I am taking you to OSU now!" His quick actions saved his wife. Ohio Medical Board ignored her complaint in 2021 and allowed her to continue practicing for almost 2 years!

[@m.o.4240]

That sounds horrible

[@nomahfuckah2080]

Sepsis ain't no joke. Doc did the same to me when I was young. Glad your friend is ok.

[@nonyabusiness3619]

ALWAYS get a second opinion from other doctors if you're feeling physically uncomfortable.

[@stevenchilltin6115]

Fake

[@Dobviews]

@@stevenchilltin6115

[@k.j.305]

As a surgical technologist, I work with many different specialty surgeons. Plastic Surgeons, unsurprisingly, have the biggest ego, rush through surgeries to get to the next one (simply to collect the paycheck), and tend to treat anyone who isn't their personal assistant (an attractive female generally) like total crap.

[@shaquille_0atmeal69_]

No surprises there lmaooo

[@user-mi8xf8tq1z]

They aren’t saving lives are they?? People who are saving lives don’t have time for Tik tok dancing and singing

[@dogcat1951]

So the show Nip Tuck was pretty accurate? Lol

[@Jenna2k]

​@@user-mi8xf8tq1z they can if the person they operate on was so desperate for acceptance after a horrible injury that they won't want to live without it. It's very sad but some people are treated so bad because of a deformity they don't want to be around anymore.

[@whoahanant]

Love how people think that if the heavy things on your body follows gravity then something is wrong and it needs fixing...

[@smfreij]

That’s a great way to put it!

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

Wear a Bra...it's what they are designed for.

[@AbsFabbs]

That’s the way she makes her money. Giving people insecurities so they will pay for her services.

[@danb6838]

but they're TITS, if they sag ladies...get 'em FIXED! Real men like them round and firm!😁...don't listen to anyone else!😄

[@SnickC13]

​@@AbsFabbsmanipulation

[@YayWei320]

As a newly minted doctor, this is appalling. I can’t imagine going through med school, then a 6-7 year residency, only to lose your license over doing dumb stuff on TikTok. You definitely have to have a certain level of arrogance to do awful things like this.

[@Robotdestroyer0]

"Newly minted doctor" what? Doctors are being mass produced now?

[@lizzydaqueen420]

And all the money spent on student loans 😂😂

[@msjkramey]

Those poor patients. Imagine having an insecurity bad enough to want to "correct" it (no shade at ppl who get plastic surgery btw) and then it becomes an irreversible injury that is way worse than what you went in for. And brain damage? Holy shit. I hope they take her to court for every penny she has

[@Memento_Mori_Morals]

I hope theyre allowed to. I have severe brain damage from an ER doc refusing to treat me, very illegal, no lawyer would help me.

[@nonyabusiness3619]

Imagine being such a sheep that you allow a clout chasing doctor to operate on your body, solely because they're an influencer.

[@Mwoods2272]

That's how these people get you by preying on your insecurities.

[@TheGrmany69]

Happens more often than what you might think.

[@Jenna2k]

​@@Memento_Mori_Morals always go a few towns over when sueing a hospital.

[@zeph_os]

I had surgery 6 weeks ago on my collarbone because it split in two after falling. If I found out my surgery was live streamed for anyone and everyone to see, I don't think I could imagine the rage I'd feel. Internet validation is quite the temptation, and it's unfortunate to see even the most prestigious and well educated aren't immune from such an allure. I hope the patients can find some sort of solace because I can't imagine how horrible it feels knowing your body was permanently disfigured by someone looking to make fame off of you

[@iysha423]

Get well soon 🙏🏼❤

[@zeph_os]

@@iysha423 Thanks. I had my followup today, the callus is almost completely formed and I can stop wearing a sling in 2 weeks, hoping I can start physical therapy in a month

[@angielott83]

Ugh I’m so sorry! I hope you continue to heal well. My son (he’s 10) fell off his scooter bombing down a hill in mid June and also broke his collar bone! It was 2.3 mm displaced and they did nothing! They said kids under 18, they basically never operate unless there is nerve or vessel damage.

[@k29king1]

I thought the same thing. I would be so full of rage if my surgery was botched because my Dr was freaking live streaming my surgery for TikTok clout rather than focusing on successfully performing the surgery. TikTok is a disease for society, its a cancer that is rotting social discourse for the worse.

[@rabbitttz]

I saw in another video that apparently she got permission from the patients to record it. That doesn’t make it any better, I’m just saying.

[@ixxieangel]

The review board at her malpractice insurance company must be sweating bullets and cursing her name having Tiktok evidence of her committing each mistake and proving that she wasn't paying attention to the actual surgery she was performing. The victims lawyers are currently singing the Hallelujah Chorus and counting stacks all the way to the bank!!

[@arihopkins2756]

You forgot to mention when she came out of the courtroom one of her former patients that she botched was standing there and Roxy said “hello *insert name*” and smiled at the lady as she walked away. Truly a psycho.

[@LeNoLi.]

what would have been better? ignoring her callously?

[@WickedPlaysChannel]

​@asschun say that she's sorry and not smile? 🤷‍♀️

[@musicalprodigy126]

@@WickedPlaysChannelwell apologizing would technically implicate her for the crime she’s being put on trial for if you think about it (but i agree she should’ve lol)

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

Living proof that you can have a PhD and being amazingly stupid at the same time (besides narcissistic, sociopath, scammy, greedy...)

[@anthonyhenderson8632]

She is an MD, and not only that but plastic surgery has historically been one of the most competitive specialties to get into, meaning she beat out hundreds of other top medical students and was likely at or near the top of her class.

[@msjkramey]

PhD is research and can be for anything from engineering to anthropology. MD is medicine. Some people get both but they usually are researching drugs, medical devices, etc

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

@@anthonyhenderson8632 I am not american so I didn't know about the difference, so thanks for the correction. Today I learned something new! Anyway, my point is still the same. And it's not mine, it's from Carlo M. Cipolla, which is much smarter than me. I mean, she can have much higher IQ than me, and at the same time, being more stupid than me. I know a case, my friend's wife, whi is a PhD in, library science (yes, it's a degree, at least in my country). She has got masters and everything. Some years ago, she asked me to replace a bulb because she didn't know how to do it. I mean, dude, we all have done it just playing when we were kids. I couldn't believe it. My friend says she is "naive". Naive?... That's what I mean. I think that narcissism, greed, and that extreme competitiveness that you mentioned, can make people do the most stupid things you can imagine.

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

@@msjkramey Again, thanks for that mate. I'll try to remember. English is not my language, and american titles are a bit different. In my country it's called Doctor for everything. Doctor in medicine, in sociology, maths, etc. Thanks!

[@msjkramey]

@The-Man-On-The-Mountain yeah, we say doctor for both, but there's two different types. Where are you from? And your English is really good! I've been learning Spanish and I am nowhere near that fluent

[@urielgrey]

Don't forget the dentist who rode a hoverboard and filmed himself who also lost his license. It is so callous and selfish of these people to treat patients as meat and not someone who deserves respect and proper care. The poor people who were maimed by her.

[@glow1815]

I remember yup. And more to come

[@Jenna2k]

The fact that they were already in such a bad place mentally that they'd go through surgery they didn't need makes it so much worse. She took the most desperate people and made things worse after they trusted her to help them.

[@07kamichamakarin]

Imagine yourself studying in college for years, then proceeding doctorate for years and then reviewing for months, taking exams just to get a license to practice the profession you've been studying for so long just to be taken away from you because you've become a clout addict.

[@neuronova1384]

I’m a med student, and I know just how INSANELY hard this is and how absolutely devastating it would be to lose your license to practice. BUT…I can barely begin to imagine going to someone you think you can trust to help transform your life for the better, and waking up irreparably damaged. She deserved this, and her patients deserved so much better 😢 Wow.

[@precisemotion]

It's not a matter of clout. Yall overuse that term in situations where it isn't particularly relevant. This is about the money and advertisement

[@packers12to80]

Clout is the biggest most contagious drug in the world. It will and is destroying the human race. Fux meth...or crack...clout is the worst drug in the world 😂

[@shelikestuff]

I’m only a nurse .. entering my NP program soon but I worked SOOO hard for this I cannot imagine losing it all. This is my livelihood.. she really messed up and prob will go into a deep depression… her reputation is in the trash and that’s what she worked so hard for

[@shelikestuff]

@@precisemotionthat’s basically what clout is 😂😂😂

[@debianderson598]

The way she was jabbing that lipo tool was scarry. She could have hit a vein or punctured muscles.She is young , you can bet that this wont stop her.

[@l.r.8573]

Not that I'd ever pick a doctor from tiktok, but watching her do lipo would be enough to have me never consider her. That was terrifying.

[@bjs301]

Just a note about other states. When medical boards impose discipline, they are required to report their action to the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), a federal body, and the information is made available to all other licensing boards. And many boards can impose their own discipline based on the first state's order, without having to reprove the facts.

[@nerhu59]

Luckily they can simply Transition to the Veterans Hospitals... Many of their Dr have lost state licenses and Work there, where they treat Veterans Like absolute crap!

[@h0rriphic]

@@nerhu59oh yeah they are- they treat active duty enlisted personnel like garbage too…I was straight up molested by a doctor at MEPS and so were about 15 other young women in my group.

[@itsunitysunflower]

That is absolutely horrific

[@celeca7]

@@h0rriphicThat is terrible. So sorry you had to endure that after sacrificing so much for your country.

[@LeNoLi.]

@@nerhu59 they won't be physically able to prescribe medication, order labs/imaging, refer patients, etc. without an active unrestricted license. how would that work?

[@TheGreatChrisB]

Imagine being one of her patients and you thought everything went great, but now you're afraid something internally could be wrong or not up to code

[@mza2195]

Wow! Note to self, don’t pick your surgeon off of TikTok. 🙄 I feel awful for the patients and I hope they get some compensation.

[@dont-touch-mepg1392]

Yea but come on. I highly doubt she wasn't telling all her customers about her TikTok. It's her way of making money. Slightest bit of research could save u trouble. Damn see girl just said she saw her on tik Tok. Wtf!

[@mza2195]

@@littlesparrow303 as a person with multiple chronic illnesses, please don’t forget to hear your patients. If you remember that, then you’ll be a fabulous doctor!

[@hippychick420]

​@@dont-touch-mepg1392yea &? She was trusted to do the surgery and not be distracted with her fans.

[@Adiscretefirm]

Or your financial advisor, or your lawyer

[@AnimeProfilePicture]

I mean if you go to TikTok for your Dr.,you deserve it. Maybe when you pick your Dr, ask if they have a TikToc

[@SmittenKitten.]

My surgeon was really serious, thorough, and patient. I can't imagine seeing a doctor hopping around like a lunatic on social media and thinking, "I want to be unconscious while she cuts me open!!"

[@sphakamisozondi]

She's not the only doctor on TikTok with sus practices

[@yelhsasokolova8561]

Who else? Genuine question bc I'm not on tiktok

[@PongoDaMan]

@@yelhsasokolova8561 joe

[@flyingpastakitty]

I trust Doctor Youn. Doctor Youn at least expresses that plastic surgery should only be used as a last resort. He also acknowledges that breast implant illness is real. He also talks about how procedures are done and doesn't do BBL surgery because of its high fatality rate. Other than that, most of these doctors and plastic surgeons are sketchy af.

[@minajones8341]

She’s not a plastic surgeon but Mama Dr. Jones has been a great resource for OB/GYN issues

[@flyingpastakitty]

@minajones8341 MamaDoctorJones is also awesome. Doctor Mike is also pretty cool. I like how MamaDoctorJones acknowledges that menstrual cycles that disrupt your life are not normal. I have PCOS and was always told that it was normal and I'm just being dramatic. Then an ovarian cyst ruptured, sending me to the E.R., and we finally figured out that I have PCOS.

[@scrumbles]

There is literally no situation where you "need" a breastlift.

[@MissCellanious1]

Back issues

[@scrumbles]

@TheKawaii_Kitten you're talking about a reduction. Totally different.

[@blakewhite3131]

​@@MissCellanious1 a lift doesn't involve removing any weight to my knowledge.

[@Grandmaragequit]

Dr. Michael Obeng, who helped the girl who gorilla glued her hair, did some surgeries for Angela of 90 day fiance. They would regularly do video calls/live streaming together while he was in the middle of surgeries and he did not seem to be paying much attention to the surgery. It was really some WTF stuff. I hope he is next.

[@Blackbirdinthedeadofnight]

That’s crazy

[@JillianVSJill]

I hope not

[@glow1815]

Some one one day will report him if he continues.

[@Fujoshi1412]

Instead of live streaming she should have just recorded it. Then live streamed afterwards not during work hours to go over what she did while answering questions. It would have showed one, she put the clients first, and two allowed her to also review what she did and possibly improve from it. Instead she did some that bluntly showed she preferred live-streaming chat over her clients.

[@tatkkyo9911]

If she did it that way alot of young medical students could have learned from those videos or people who may have to procedure could have there questions answered

[@adamlambboy8332]

I think as a rule of thumb you should not post your surgery videos for the general public, especially on social media platforms. If they’re recorded they must have permission from the client and be clear it’s to be used for educational purposes only, and not show any identifying characteristics. Idk, I don’t think social media doctors have the professionalism to be making surgery videos. I’ve watched many videos meant for medical students and there’s a huge difference between what they post and what tik tok doctors post. They are focused, to the point, and make sure the patient comes first. Surgeries are recorded uninterrupted and voiceovers are added later. I have a hard time trusting anyone going into the medical field if they watched surgeries on tik tok instead of through their school’s curriculum

[@glow1815]

​@@adamlambboy8332agreed. In this video she didn't state the patient information so it's not HIPAA violation nor she need the patient permission. The video does not show the patient. How would any patients know it was them laying on the surgery table lol. What got her license taken away was this video among other things with the patients she performed surgeries. As long as they hide the patients face and their infor no permission is required.

[@-itvara-]

I don’t know who in their right mind would ever trust an influencer doctor. To me, that’s a big red flag.

[@SapienSafari]

HUGE red flag. 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@yotuba9493]

There are a few good ones actually. Dr Youn and MamaDoctorJones focus on education and safety.

[@ghostguru9156]

@@yotuba9493yeah, but they aren’t live streaming surgeries 😭

[@isitoveryet9525]

@@yotuba9493Well if people choose to trust them, just because they have large followings….than that’s an issue. The woman at the 5 min mark said she didn’t do any research into Dr Roxy, she just figured she was great Bc she was big on TikTok & live-streamed surgeries 😬

[@dt9386]

Because it's cool, it's the trend to say I went to an tick tock influencer doctor.

[@Fujoshi1412]

From what I remember hearing and another doctor commented some of the complications were abnormal to even happen in the types of surgery she was performing. Do it showed she really wasn’t doing it to the standards it should have been and apparently she begged the board not to take her license saying she’d never live stream again.

[@RoseKindred]

The scary part, it wasn't really the streaming but the many errors she committed, that got her in trouble. The streaming just added to the outrage and more people coming forward.

[@zarasbazaar]

The streaming likely contributed to the errors.

[@RoseKindred]

@@zarasbazaarYeah, I agree it was probably a factor. Just not what they got in trouble for. At least, not on the "Board" level.

[@fluidwolf]

That pencil test thing honestly just feels like they wanted to try to get big breasted women into their clinic. Regardless this whole thing legit is just like a cartoon skit come to life

[@MoonGodSushi]

This is the wildest shit I've seen but the fact she was able to do this to multiple people speaks volumes

[@flickcentergaming680]

It sure does.

[@paulpalmer1690]

We place a lot of institutional trust in doctors, rightly so given how hard it is in the us, but sometimes you get a bad one. At least the liscensing body got involved and shut her down.

[@dont-touch-mepg1392]

The doctor I found doing live surgeries on TikTok did my surgery live on TikTok! There's so many layers of retarded on that cake....

[@dont-touch-mepg1392]

​@@paulpalmer1690not me. Lately the medical establishment has lost their minds. After c19 they've lost it. Lying about shit with it, lying about the vaccine, demanding u take it, making up rules that don't make sense (6 ft apart and ANY cloth over ur mouth and nose with stop a virus) said the vaccine had no side affects (nearly killed my mom and then she got COVID. Funny COVID didn't do much but the vaccine still 2 years later still has her fucked up and on inhalers) and then come clean and expect us to forget. JUST to turn around and start killing ppl in Canada for any reason (one was cause he was lonely) to the point leading cause of death in Canada is suicide by doctor) and then they start chopping off bits and pieces of children and fucking them up and demanding u elt them do it to KIDS or ur a bigot. Now they just tell everyone their something (ur depressed, ur autistic never seen so many normal ppl claim to be autistic cause of what a doctor said, or skitz) and some ppl seem to love being diagnosed this way. That establishment if fucked.

[@lizzydaqueen420]

It happens everyday 🤷‍♀️

[@0230Raveena]

Changing the bar? She single handedly lowered the bar...the bar is now flatlined.

[@deathberryjam907]

For the breast lift comment. My question is, if you COWORKER/SUBORDINATE "needs a breast lift" why doesnt she get one...While she works there? Also funny how she didnt do it on herself (cause we 1000000% know she wouldnt pass at all)...I dont know, just my opinion on the subject.

[@JackieOwl94]

I would technically need one, but I have massive breasts, and technically I would have needed one at age 18 with my body type, even though I was skinny as a twig back then. She was just creating unrealistic expectations in the eyes of her followers

[@eh7322]

Anyone with larger than a D cup would fail her test anyways lol I wouldn't have passed that in my teen years, let alone now.

[@nosoulnoproblem3368]

​@@JackieOwl94honestly very very few people NEED a lift. Most people just have breasts that aren't placed right under their cheekbones like we're made to believe is preferable. Breasts will sag and that's normal. They're not supposed to be the only thing in the world that withstands gravity

[@approximateknowledge5577]

Yup! That was extremely predatory of her to do. Disgusting.

[@jackdawjohnson7436]

6:00 It reminds me of the early days of surgery where they were conducted in a surgical theater and people would come on mass to watch. Doctors would frequently talk and even hold up organs to show the audience what they were talking about. Sometimes amputated limbs and removed organs would be given to members of the audience as keepsakes. It was equally entertainment as medical. Hate that we’re apparently trying to go back.

[@rachiesx]

This is such facts

[@BunniBeshara]

Ma’am.. women with large breasts don’t necessarily need lifts lol

[@12martin12rojas]

Yeah, i was confused. That other lady was perfectly fine

[@yourbootyholeisyourbeautyhole]

it's like she doesn't know what a bra is

[@mightymeatymech]

mine can hold up like two or three pencils. you think i'm letting go of that extra storage space???

[@emilinebelle7811]

@@mightymeatymechthat’s a wonderful way to look at it!

[@robertmanes9333]

Ladies plz dont ruin your nice, natural milk jugs

[@Sea_of_Waves]

As someone who has severe tomophobia and feels weird at the thought of having peoples hands digging inside my guts, the clips of her performing surgery while streaming made me feel nauseous inside

[@TheBlueCat]

The victims should sue her for what she did to them.

[@Spring_Forward_Fall_Back]

They have. This woman is going to be so buried in debt she'll never get out - and that's fine by me.

[@TheBlueCat]

@@Spring_Forward_Fall_Back that's great to hear. She deserves it

[@ghostbirdlary]

doctor house said it best "would you rather have a doctor that ignored you while you got better, or a doctor that held your hand while you died" translated to 2023 "would you rather have a famous doctor focused on their image or a doctor who is focused on their practice

[@TodayEyeLearned]

Imagine 10 years of studying and building debt all to get a medical surgeon license that is stripped away from addiction to Tik Tok clout. AND that Tik Tok fame shattering along with it when your whole persona is being a plastic surgeon… God, I’m so glad I work at McDonald’s and have like 10 followers

[@borisyeltsin6606]

No wonder you work at McDonalds. It is not for clout. The success of her tiktok translates into several hundred thousand more dollars a year. She risked it for a larger payday

[@TodayEyeLearned]

@@borisyeltsin6606 r/whoosh

[@WhatZitTooYaaa]

@@borisyeltsin6606.. not how that works lol

[@fangirl3086]

​@@borisyeltsin6606Dude, are you that dense?!

[@glow1815]

Lol

[@nothereforit.605]

2:37 the Ohio medical board didn’t care about her tiktok antics. They cared about her results and the fact that she caused issues that aren’t standard. She also went against the standard of care expected of doctors. She could have 100% live streamed and if the complications her patients suffered where within the realm of the surgery she’d be fine. If her standard of care was within what’s expected she’d be fine. This needs to stop being reported as “she was a bad doctor because she was on tiktok” or as “she got her licensed revoked because she live streamed”. No, she had her license revoked because she was causing issues that shouldn’t happen during these surgeries and botching jobs beyond what’s normal and causing injuries and complications beyond what should be expected.

[@poss_um]

heard about this on the news yesterday, very excited to hear your two cents on it!

[@brentfu1119]

I've seen surgeons and trauma docs that take pics of peoples tattoos while they're incapacitated.

[@percephore]

This made me think about that doctor who did a court zoom call to contest a traffic violation while conducting a surgery.

[@msjkramey]

Wtf??? You can't be serious

[@Ty-eo6bu]

Sometimes it's tough to squeeze it all in in one day.

[@L33tSkE3t]

No wonder so many women report feeling the effects of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) from simply being on social media and then to have this dangerous clout goblin pretending to be a good doctor. It’s all just craziness. I hope her victims can at least get justice and I’m glad that Dr. Clout Goblin can no longer practice.

[@0RangeVort3x]

At least she lost her license

[@phiakate]

Only in one state, she can and probably will just move.

[@WhatZitTooYaaa]

@@phiakateIt’s still reported to the medical boards across the nation, the added media attention will only make things worse for her. But I’m sure her looks will cop her out.

[@r3dr4te963]

@@WhatZitTooYaaa probably change profession quickly

[@whyisblue923taken]

​@@WhatZitTooYaaaI've read and heard about doctors moving and changing their subfields without any issues. She could open a small clinic and do general practice without surgery.

[@glow1815]

​@@whyisblue923takentrue. As long as she doesn't perform surgery she can still practice.

[@DavidPawson-d7h]

The nurse during my first Carpal Release surgery was so excited to see how the human body worked on a live patient I offered to sign a release so she could take a selfie with my opened hand/wrist. That enthusiasm is rare and I hope she continues living life enjoying that because I sure did. I call it humble enthusiasm if that makes any sense. My primary care doctor is exactly the same and are who I’d go out of my way to see.

[@penguinxlisa1339]

I know multiple nurses that act this way and even whine about their patients illnesses or problems, whatever tf it could be a nurse sadly is going to cry about you.

[@barrybrown12]

Nothing but pure an unadulterated greed, she deserves more than just to be stripped of her Licence, she needs sued by everyone that had dealings with her.

[@ItsZtv3]

its just so crazy how well that fits because how much that happens to alot of people "i thought she was the best because she made me feel that way, turns out i should've dug deeper" and im not talking about women im talking about people online because i was a kid too i used to believe things i would see on my screen but i never ever let anything i couldnt see for myself effect the way i live my life because thats ridiculous but its the fact that its not even just children people dont want to do their own research so bad that they dont care about what gets advertised to them just as long as they want it or not and her this women is 1 of the millions on tiktok trying to seem smart and official while doing the bare minimum because if you can fake the first one then all they ever need to do is reinvest in making sure they are believable and if enough people believe them which like i said people dont care what they watch so someone always will but they just get to a large enough to number to move passed pretending things and just paying for all the offical things and still run into problems because they dont know what thjey are actually doing and think if they just paid for everything then it would be fine and finally they have that same fork as every celebrity and thats wheather they should sell their business and trying to invest in more lond term things or just start over with what they have, but anyway those people suck they always just want money and theres 100 new ones every day

[@KeavyGoesLive]

This is proof some people need someone in their life who’ll pull them aside and give them a reality check before they do something like, say, pick a doctor because you “Vibe” with them on social media.

[@TheEldorado1991]

How to convince people on social media platforms that you are a certified doctor... Step 1) Wear a lab coat and a stethoscope. Step 2) That's it.

[@TheVictoriaXander]

💀

[@ltamha]

Malachi Love Robinson sponsored this message for sure 😂.

[@10FrEaK01]

Bro just started my new career

[@glow1815]

😂😂

[@mentalward718]

Imagine picking your surgeon based on tik tok popularity and then being surprised when it goes wrong

[@lorielovesbooks7315]

Not surprising that there were tears in the intestinal linings of her patients that went to her for liposuction with that video.

[@shaquille_0atmeal69_]

This woman definitely deserves everything coming her way!!! This is some of the best news I’ve heard yet😂😂🤣

[@charlessaint7926]

I'm reminded of the one doctor who streamed himself in surgery while also attending court for a traffic citation. The judge shut it down.

[@jenniferb.awesome]

He probably thought it would impress the judge and get the citation dropped. Clearly the judge was not impressed 😂

[@piperfox6230]

The "pencil test" gave me an eating disorder in high school

[@Gh0sb0ss]

As TF2 Medic once said, "That's how I lost my medical license!"

[@SapienSafari]

“I found my surgeon on Tik Tok.” Congratulations, you played yourself.

[@brucekue]

Kinda hard to take any “medical professional “ seriously when they also double as an influencer. Not saying all of them are bad but a lot of them seem like genuinely terrible people.

[@Lost_Strix]

Not even as an influencer Medical errors are the third-leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer in the US, last month my grandmother went in to have a splint put in and you want to know what happened they put the wrong type of splint in and she has to go back in a month have it removed and have the correct splint put in. you can't trust any doctors nowadays either they dismiss you because you're "imagining" the pain or they have no idea what's wrong with you and now you're thousands of dollars in debt

[@msjkramey]

There's definitely some good ones out there, but they're also super careful about not actually giving medical advice and they don't livestream surgeries I just got an endoscopy yesterday and that was scary enough knowing that the doctors weren't playing on their phones while they were doing it

[@u235-guzzler]

Assuming someone is a fantastic surgeon JUST because they live-streamed it on tiktok is such a brain-dead take I can't even begin to fathom how she was even confident enough to approach someone like that to preform surgery and modify their body. Anyone with a WORKING brain would NOT ASSUME that the plastic surgeon would be absolutely perfect at her job. I swear, the 'Only in Ohio' memes will NEVER die.

[@kodasuniverse9605]

There are people who botch surgeries with no social media content. It makes it worse when she livestreams it. You can’t mess up at all or it’s going to be used against you. Damn she’s dumb

[@valkyrie2443]

The Black Mirror comment is right on point-going back and revisiting old episodes is wild.

[@Chiefaroni]

Medic removed a man's skeleton without killing him. AND without TikTok. Be like Medic, don't use TikTok!

[@bettydamnboop3030]

Common sense went out the window a long time ago. She should lose her license forever.

[@alexs.818]

Her license was revoked permanently, and medical license suspensions are submitted to a national database so it’s less likely she’ll be able to practice again.

[@GIRru11]

Honestly, I'm more baffled by the woman who blindly trusted her without even contacting any other patient or doing any research at all

[@카일마진]

protip when choosing doctors.....ask for recommendation from another healthcare worker.....or check if they are in a teaching school (schools will at least check credentials)

[@카일마진]

edit: teaching hospital

[@rhegafd]

I have a feeling we are going to continue to say "life feels like a black mirror episode" more and more as time goes on.

[@aurthurpendragon1015]

This reminds me of the lockdown when a surgeon was reporting in at court digitially while DOING SURGERY ON SOMEONE! LegalEagle talked about it in a video. It's baffling.

[@blossomawe1882]

"But wait. It gets worse!" Is basically the vibe of this story ffs

[@user-xh1nn4wv7g]

With the pencil test she is litterly saying that if your breast dosn't look like this your build wrong. Like what. No womans breast looks the same, so in term everyone will need a plastic surgery cause normal bodys isn't the perfect body in her meaning.

[@flickcentergaming680]

Dr. Roxy pisses me off to no end.

[@autistree]

It is amazing how many people take anything and anyone seriously on TikTok. Absolutely baffles my mind!

[@probablypositivity8918]

What's screwed up is that the test to see if you can hold a pencil is a pretty common test to see if you need a bra. I did this as a young teen, her video would have teenage me thinking i needed a breast lift at 13.

[@petergriffiinbirdistheword]

Unless you've had some type of traumatic injury or medical condition, like cancer... than nobody needs a surgical lift. It's cosmetic, not a necessity. You are beautiful as is.

[@arcticfoxnikiforon1267]

Omg if my doctor did this I would be so pissed and I would sue. That’s so stupid. Good lord I hope that this lady suffers more and gets what’s coming to her

[@Peteblz1]

Suprised she wasnt doing the live npc stream while cutting into people, "ill just make a small cut right here and OH THANK YOU GANG GANG"

[@officialpaperbagman]

Dr. Disrespects her clients😂

[@tsquare852]

There literally young people I know who BRAGG about cheating and getting by in medical school and important things like that. Lawyers , doctors, nurses. That’s why I try to be as healthy as possible cause I know know about these new doctors and professionals

[@deshaefromarounthawayricha7324]

Its sick and she needs help 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@h0rriphic]

We need to start passing laws banning all medical professionals from streaming ANYTHING online from their place of employment.

[@anxietyfree2012]

😂😂😂 malpractice has entered the chat

[@Chic_Ken]

I had a hairdresser like her. I was traumatized and didn't get a haircut for YEARS. this is wild

[@Broken_Glasss]

Technology is an extension of people. I don't blame electronics for Dr. Roxy's negligence as a surgeon. I think she used TikTok as an excuse to make people feel insecure about their own bodies and squander her career for attention on TikTok.

[@diehardeaglesfansince1994]

She's going to have a hard time paying back those student loans now

[@tdkyt46]

Just taking her license isn't enough. It's needs to be put into law that no streaming should be allowed to accur during any procedure if it distracts the surgeon

[@Zaddy-Lu]

I can see telling post-op patients "If you're not sure if you need to go to the emergency room, call our office and we'll talk through your symptoms to let you know if you need immediate medical attention" But nothing stronger than that

[@councilwoman.13]

To be honest, you don't have to be a genius to be a doctor. You just have to be good at memorizing the learning materials..

[@rext3404]

True. People often mistake memorization with intelligence. I'm not saying they are mutually exclusive, though a person unable to use any of the knowledge they've memorized just isn't very competent.

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

Plus you don't even need to get good grades, just passing ones. Cs get degrees. And all the answers to all the tests, including the final certification are all available online.

[@pri.sci.lla.]

@@SoManyRandomRamblingsehh that’s not entirely true. Medical school is very competitive and you’d be hard pressed to find a student who got in who constantly got Cs when there are thousands of students applying with a gpa of ~3.5-4.0.

[@DucTapeDino]

@@SoManyRandomRamblingsNot true. This isnt like undergrad where you can quizlet all the answers. All of my tests in med school were made new by the professors each year and are all free response…And Cs arent going to help you pass your boards at the end of your training. You dont want the person barely passing taking care of you. You want people that sit their ass down and grind so you get the best quality of care.

[@cerebralassassin777]

You don’t have to be a “genius” but you definitely have to be smart. You aren’t just memorizing materials, if that were the case more people would be doctors.

[@imnirvana9982]

14 years of tough schooling and training down the drain for TikTok clout. Bachelor's degree: 4 years; Medical school: 4 years; Residency: 6 years.

[@Neighbor618]

So not only did that woman find a doctor via TikTok, but also thought her performing surgeries live made her even more reputable? 🤦

[@johnnyhellstrom7121]

Looks like Atozy is gradually entering full dad mode. Soon he'll wear flannel shirts and build furniture. That's pretty cool.

[@03stmlax]

She technically *was* the best doctor performing surgeries on TikTok

[@karriqueen]

No plastic surgeon should say someone need plastic surgery. I had one breast that was almost flat and the other was several sizes bigger. My surgeon said, you can have an implant or I can remove tissue so it matches the small one. I would never want to remove from the big one. But she gave me all the options I had. When I said I wanted an implant she told me about the two different types I could choose from. She would never have said to me I needed surgery or what type I should do

[@Meanlucario]

It still baffles me that she didn't just record the surgery and do post-operation commentary. That would have been much better overall for everyone.

[@TheDramacist]

Some people in high grade jobs do have narcissistic personality disorder and are psychopaths or sociopaths. It's part of their success.

[@MonkeyshineLab]

People, do NOT alter your appearance; Alter your outlook. Find people who like you as you are. This is CRAZY.

[@JamezGrimm]

I always do research into doctors before getting any procedures done. Because what do you call a doctor that graduated at the bottom of their class at the worst university in the country? Doctor.

[@MagicalPoof]

I'm surprised people went to her after viewing her TikToks. Like you didn't stop to think for a second that YOU could end up being the patient under the knife while she's distracted and playing around and reading the livestream chat?

[@sleezybreezy]

One thing I can never get over is how rough doctors always appear to be when doing surgeries like this. They always mention scarring and trauma, like yeah look at how you’re treating my insides

[@adambell2100]

She can just get a license from a different state most likely

[@gamergirl24]

After my surgery (double mastectomy), my doctor urged me to call if there were any complications and go to the ER if I was worried. Because, you know, he gave a shite about my health instead of his subscriber count. I did end up going to the ER and my doctor was glad I did. There was nothing seriously wrong, but he was glad I went to make sure that was the case. Telling patients not to seek medical care if there are complications is one of the most negligent and dangerous things a surgeon can do post-op.