5 Cosmetic Treatments You’ll REGRET!

[@DoctorYoun]

If you enjoyed this video, then check out the STRANGEST plastic surgery procedures ever! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmWqiaZqgtdsbtU

[@smi2834]

Can you please tell us folks who suffer from ice pix and box acne scars if Banisher 2.0 is worth the hype? I've already tried PRP, fractional, accutane and other stuff in the past which was great but after years the scars have resurfaced again and fractional a second time and microneedling didn't help much.

[@lesliethompson4881]

What do you think about prf? Where they mix your blood with a gel to use as a filler?

[@smi2834]

@@lesliethompson4881 when I did a series of PRP along with fraxel & accutane the first time, it worked great. Just PRP on its own the second time didn't do much, maybe I only took one session. Also downtime is minimum a week if not more.

[@sheenshah5253]

Doc plz make a enlighten us Abt vitamin c IV. And comparison of applicable vitamin c vs vitamin supplements vs IV.

[@StrokeNTheFire]

Thank you for your insights. You seem to really care about what's best for people! What do you think about Red Light Therapy? Emsculpt? Are those worth it?

[@megan2178]

I've got such respect for this guy. My mom has cancer and is going through a great deal. She actually consulted with him. He wouldn't do it bc he wasn't the best guy to do the job. The degree of treatment she needs, he literally said I'm not the best for this. That's the doctor you want to talk to. That's the doctor you want. While my mom wanted doctors closer to home she's OK w going to the Cleveland clinic and mayo. Dr Youn isn't a fake dr trying to get you for your money. He's wonderful. Even when it hurts.

[@totukimou]

How is your mom doing today?

[@edithnwaora1698]

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[@deezed6478]

Hi Dr Youn, I just read the newsletter about the tough week you’ve had and since I assume it’s a no reply email I wanted to give you my condolences here. I hope you feel better soon and I also wanted to say thank you for all the valuable content you create for people like me. Much love 💕

[@DoctorYoun]

Aw thanks!

[@user-ov4wr5yu4r]

​@@DoctorYounoh, so sorry to hear. 💞Hugs.

[@sushifiggy]

Yeah doc, I hope things go better for you, you're the coolest 😊

[@talkytinalivingdoll878]

Because of you, when I did finally go for an evaluation, I had it in my mind that if the doctor wanted to do a whole bunch of things I really didn’t need, I was walking out. Luckily, she was fantastic. I went in for a mini facelift consultation, and she said I didn’t need it. I had good tone and good skin. She said lipo would get the effect I was looking for. I later had filler (non permanent, she didn’t recommend permanent either). I still love my results a year later. Thank you for your content and keeping us informed of things we should stay the heck away from! ❤

[@DoctorYoun]

Awesome!!❤❤

[@meprous1377]

WHY DON'T INSURANCE COVER THIS BUT COVERS TRANS?

[@nanal2931]

The foxy eye is totally not worth it!! I just did it with a good Dr, but can’t believe only 3weeks later after I recover all my bruises and boom I didn’t see any results!!!! It went back to normal , it’s NOT GOOD!! Thank you for telling us these !! Love you contents like always !

[@DoctorYoun]

Sorry to hear it didn’t work for you!

[@nanal2931]

@@DoctorYoun it’s ok. Thank you 🙏! Love love love all your videos!!! You make me learn so much ! And can’t wait to learn more!!

[@Kad6976x]

Did you do surgery or thread

[@nanal2931]

@@Kad6976x thread. I regret . Thought was the good choice…

[@elizabeth1invermont]

The fox eye is a fad. It will go out of style.

[@MSinistrari]

Some years back in my city a spa was offering vampire facials which ended up causing a HIV outbreak and got shut down. Owner ended up doing jail time for it.

[@Moi_81]

Holy shit

[@Adeshaeisha]

😮😮

[@yashny]

Omg... 😮😮😮

[@Kad6976x]

I remember that omg

[@thedeviouspanda]

I just saw another one last week that is believed to be linked to HIV infections.

[@tarakennedy707]

Coolsculpting should be on this list. It's not a surgery so it's marketed as non-invasive and "FDA approved" when in fact the FDA recalled several of its applicators. And I can assure you, it's invasive and I had to have surgery to fix it.

[@elizabeth1invermont]

Thank you for the warning!!

[@karinisvetcool]

huh, how does it work and how can it go wrong??

[@AudreysBrains]

@@karinisvetcool It freezes fat cells, which destroys them, but in some people, some fat cell stem cells then get revved up and grow like crazy to “replace” the removed fat cells. This is what happened to Linda Evangelista, who now has hard lumps in all the spots where she got coolsculpting (which they couldn’t really remove in 2 surgeries)

[@karinisvetcool]

@@AudreysBrains Damn, and the people I see doing this usually are already superfit, so they're risking their bodies so much

[@oaktharas]

wow.. dodged a bullet. i had a consultation, but they told me i don't have enough fat for it to worlk

[@roxannebernard9258]

My sincere condolences over the loss of your beloved grandmother and precious dog. My husband and I always adopt senior dogs, and I believe the greatest gift to give them is to end their suffering and hold them as they cross the Rainbow Bridge whenever the time comes. But what joy they give us in the years we have with them!

[@zy510]

Clicked the KZbin notification faster than you can say "holistic plastic surgeon!" 😂

[@juliep.4123]

😂

[@nicoles2159]

Thanks for always being honest about these procedures and doing what's best for your patients!

[@Gingergent07]

The IV therapy warning was extremely insightful. You are a great person to give such an unbiased view on these surgeries, people deserve to hear an honest real discussion and not one pointed at their wallet.

[@MichelleSPodcast]

Carboxy Therapy 0:00 - 2:16 Fox Eye Lift 2:17 - 5:15 Permanent Filler 5:34 - 7:51 IV Therapy 7:51 - End

[@stancexpunks]

As someone who was addicted to IV opioids for a decade, I can attest that saving your veins (especially the one in the crook of the arm) is extremely important. Once it’s done, it’s done. I cringe whenever I need to have blood drawn or IV put in bc it’s a long and painful and 9/10 times unsuccessful!When I gave birth to my first baby last year, it was almost impossible to find a suitable vein. 3 different RNs tried before having to call the anesthesiologist who uses ultrasound to help find a vein, and even then he had a lot of trouble and after 30 min of unsuccessful attempts, a 2nd anesthesiologist had to be called bc it was taking too long and the he had to go to a surgery he was scheduled for. Surprisingly he was able to get a vein! But still, this wasn’t enough bc during labor I lost a ton of blood and they needed additional IVs to administer more medicine but I only had the 1 IV, so they had to call 2 phlebotomists (they even said send your best ones) who labored over me at the same time endlessly poking in both arms trying to find a vein. This was while the drs were working down there trying to get the bleeding to stop, and also i kept vomiting. It was pure hell!!

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

I was also a 10 year heroin addict. For years afterward I would only wear long sleeves because the marks were so noticeable. I now have to have needles inserted in the back of my hands because the scar tissue is so thick, so I completely get where you are coming from.

[@danysanerd2383]

🎉❤ Three cheers for the 3 of us! 🎉🎉🎉 ❤❤❤ I was IV too but it's been 3 years from black bere last March, & I just had my 2 year 'bday' on the 4th from IV Meth, and a just a couple weeks before that was 2 years from alcohol too. Anyways good for putting the dope down and choosing to live life with the living and not to follow our many fellow fallen brethren in heaven or hell. I hope that someone who needs to see these 3 stories does & that they come to know if we can do it you can do it! Get out of this rut, this death pit. Find some real help, get out somewhere you can heal and grow. Anyone helping keep you sick has got to go. You can do this if you work it and you're worth it! ❤❤❤

[@ea6102]

Former IV fent addict here, 10 months clean, and I agree 100%. It was horrible having to go to the hospital and even the picc team using ultrasounds couldn't find a good vein. It's horrible, don't abuse your veins.

[@ameliavelasco8602]

I’m not a drug addict but my veins are still hard to find apparently and I’ve had the displeasure of being poked over and over while laying down so I don’t pass out and I’m just crying waiting for it to all be over…

[@korie4198]

I had a ton of blood work done when I was sick with gallbladder failure. My veins collapsed constantly and my arms were always bruised. I now have scar tissue that makes blood draws very hard. My mother was an IV addict and just seeing my arms look like that was traumatic. I felt gross and people were side eyeing me and asking if I was using. I still get strange looks from Drs even after explaining why that happened. I'm glad you were able to get clean and hope that you choose to remain so because you and your child are worth it.

[@fluffyraichu9706]

9:18 I already have to deal with some fucked up veins in certain places at only 16 due to chemotherapy as a baby. Guys you do NOT want to be a hard stick. For a while I had to go in for treatment due to the aftermath of the cancer that involved putting in an IV for anesthesia. It sucks. It especially sucks when you’re told that the doc knows best when they try to place an IV in a place where you know there’s a lot of damage to the veins (for me it’s on the back of my hands) and they try to stick it in a couple of times but nobody will listen when you say to try another spot because you know that they won’t get an IV in where they are trying to put one in. At the hospital I went to for a while for those treatments for the aftermath of the cancer I had they have to bring in a “procedure team” that has an ultrasound that they use to find good veins. So guys, DON’T get fucking IVs when you don’t need them.

[@crabcakes7784]

I’m sorry you had to go through that. I hope you’re doing better now!

[@fluffyraichu9706]

@@crabcakes7784 Yeah luckily I havent had to have any IVs put in for well over 1.5 years. Luckily blood draws don't seem to be as bad (I had one a few months ago after I passed out one time. I was fine, it was just a vasovagal episode that happened due to stress) as they use way smaller needles and the quality of veins doesn't seem to matter as much

[@yourtypicalinternetcommenter11]

So many doctors are up their own ass riding a high horse thinking they are smarter than everyone else. I’ve seen that attitude too unfortunately Makes me so angry 🤬 I’m sorry you had to deal with that I hope you’re doing well now 💜

[@camv3236]

People getting IVs for no real reason?? No. I never injected, but do have “track” scars from weeks of IV meds/support in multiple drug/alcohol detox admissions that make me look like a heroin addict anyway. This is a minor thing and I don’t even like that!

[@biljam972]

I also heard such horror stories about silicone fillers, and the worst thing is, it can happen years after injection. That thing should be banned!

[@LotusesGalaxyOcean]

If you want vitamins directly into the bloodstream without needles look at sublingual (specifically formulated ingredients that are able to be absorbed by the skin of the mouth) or patches (vitamins in a skin patch that is absorbed through the skin).

[@LOOOVEIT]

B12 patches were outlawed. Ugh. There are these supposed stem cell patches by an MOM company that are scary. I know two people who went into psychosis after using them.

[@LotusesGalaxyOcean]

@@LOOOVEIT What are talking about? B12 patches can be found via google? And it is b12 deficiency that is supposed to contribute to psychosis?

[@LOOOVEIT]

@@LotusesGalaxyOcean b12 had been discontinued. You can look it up. Cool if they’ve returned. If you read my comment you will see that I said it was the (fake) stem cell patches that brought on psychosis.

[@TrixRN]

I’ve had numerous IV treatments due to hospitalizations. I’ve had numerous blown veins & infiltrations of caustic meds. My last hospitalization I was told after the 6th try that finally found a patent vein, that I would need a central line, probably an implanted permanent one. I was only 55 at the time.😳

[@natalierangkla]

I was debating posting about the same thing - permanently scarred veins from long term chemo treatments. Not fun!! Fortunately I didn't need a central line. Sending virtual hugs to you. 💗💓

[@MICHAELHANKS-mn9my]

@@natalierangkla Hi how are you doing 😊

[@claudiaglows]

Love your sense of humor and honestly and this was another very informative video. Thank you for everything you do

[@pamelacox540]

IV therapy should be reserved for fluids/ medications that can’t be given orally. As a nurse and certified wound/ ostomy/ continence nurse w years of pain management and hospice experience, please take hydration/ medications/ nutrition by mouth if you’re able (and be grateful you have a healthy digestive system).

[@alaskabarb8089]

Yes yes yes.

[@Tinkerkel]

Wow I never thought about an IV causing trauma to the veins and arteries before. It's making me rethink wanting to give blood regularly.

[@DoctorYoun]

I wouldn’t discourage you from giving blood because it’s so helpful for someone!

[@Tinkerkel]

@@DoctorYoun I agree it is important to give blood especially for O - people like me. I used to give every 8 weeks but for me that was too much and I developed anemia. For the past 15 years have been giving twice a year (except during my two pregnancies). The last three times I went to donate they had trouble finding a vein and stabbed me two or three times. I'm just wondering if maybe I've done enough and I should pass the Baton to someone else.

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

Occasionally having a needle inserted will not cause enough damage, unlike inserting needles 4-8 times a day for years will certainly do damage. My reference materials? My own badly scarred inner arm veins. After 10 years of abuse. Please continue to donate! I only wish I could.

[@kristineapodaca3173]

I have really crooked and rolly veins. I had ONE pretty good vein. And I wasted it selling plasma in college. Now I have several autoimmune conditions and need my labs done every three months...they have to get really creative

[@Adeshaeisha]

Yo done sangre dos veces y las dos veces me causaron problemas en las venas ! La siguiente fue terrible por que me insertaron una aguja demasiado grande y ni lograban llenar la bolsa de sangre 🩸 se me bajo la Presión y estuve a punto de desmayarme ahí 😢 se que es importante donar sangre pero es demasiado complicado para mi

[@mpolitely5887]

I have nine years experience in injecting PRP into the face. I absolutely love it, it is one of the best and most natural ways to slow down the aging process.

[@marybethfarrell652]

As a person dependent on TPN, with a central line, I deal with significant shortages of Multi-Vitamins and other crucial elements. The fact that these IVs are getting popular is so alarming!

[@TheMindfuliving]

I was contemplating iv therapy and now i’ll definitely stay away from them, thank you so much!

[@angelinakmecikova5756]

I love your videos so much. I always learn so much while watching.

[@LilyTheDoll]

I love your videos so much! You're a beacon of beauty and brilliance in all too commonly dreary and ugly world

[@monicastraub3372]

What do you think about prf for the under eyes and face?

[@absatwell8163]

Here in VA, my skin is the best in the summer because of the humidity. Much worse in the winter ! My dermatitis (eczema) always clears up in the summer! 🎉

[@DopamineDecor]

I like the winter to dry my skin out. 😊

[@absatwell8163]

@@DopamineDecor Why?

[@mmmmmmmmaria]

@@absatwell8163they probably have oily skin

[@pamelacox540]

Same here!

[@olga_b344]

What a doctor! Blessings and thank you

[@katymarina]

Dr. Youn your skin looks wonderful!!

[@namisplace]

As someone that works with PRP, what you said is absolutely correct!

[@joannec9305]

I love your honesty and just saying it how it is!

[@Juliette5044]

Thoughts on PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin) treatments?

[@eric3850]

Thank you. For the info ❤

[@Randomthingswithchelle2]

I got PRP injections in my knees and I was able to run and squat again two weeks later. I believe it’s a miracle treatment. I wouldn’t mind getting it done to my face. I’m a firm believer in the effectiveness of PRP.

[@Moi_81]

It ruined a certian part of my body.

[@so.many.obstacles]

My friend is getting it done on her knees, she’s had great success with it.

[@aliciasciarrillo1022]

I’m getting my second. It really improved the texture of my skin

[@winky62425]

My favorite informative dr. Aways spot on,and full of valuable information. ❤

[@AudreyLMcFarland]

As always, Dr. Youn, you present things clearly and with points, so we can make better decisions. Thank you!

[@KittySkyfish]

I have to agree about the IV therapy creating unnecessary scar tissue in the veins. I am a regular blood and platelet donor and along the way, I built up enough scar tissue in my right arm that it restricts blood flow into the needle. As a result, I'm only able to donate through my left arm.

[@slc1161]

First, my condolences on the loss of your grandmother. I know she felt how much you loved her. I appreciate your videos for truthful information. I’m 61 and have been dealing with a debilitating illness so I try to do what is best for my skin. Ever since young adulthood, I’ve worn sunscreen on my face just because I burn easily. And I’ve recently started using a combination of products with retinol, hyalouronic acid, niacinamide, and good moisturizers. I use primarily Cerave and Cetaphil products. I was recently mistaken for a thirty year old. And as for IV therapy: I have to go in every two to four weeks for pain management procedures or surgeries. Each time, I have to have an IV for anesthesia. I can attest to the scarring. And they aren’t allowed to use my biggest veins because those are for double unit blood donations every 16 weeks, since I have a very rare blood type that also happens to be Rh negative, making it more rare. And scars are starting to become an issue. Since I was a critical care/ER nurse for decades, I know some ways to work around this but it isn’t fun.

[@rosechoix]

That Shrek scene had me; love those inserts

[@strictly2prohibit]

I wish I watched you before I got surgery. Now I have to be strong about it and hope for the best.

[@AM09286]

I’ve seen some horrendous fox eye lifts! Where the thread starts to be rejected.

[@seansee271]

Dr Youn, how about platelet rich fibrin or PRF? Does it have evidenced efficacy especially for undereye rejuvenation vis-s-vis say Nucleofill?

[@soniamenchaca-campos7157]

What about Sculptra for Under Eye?

[@leonardsusskindswar7258]

I have to get monthly IV infusions for ankylosing spondylitis. I'm legitimately concerned about the scar tissue building up that will make it more and more difficult to find access points. But man, some of these nurses are incredible. There have been one or two times when I've wanted to take a picture of the placement because I had never seen someone thread an IV tube through that vein without blowing it. But yeah, don't do unnecessary IVs. With me, the benefits have been incredible, and outweigh the risks of IV access by miles.

[@maryrosedumayas1150]

Thank you Dr.Youn.I had a very bad experience for that procedure.

[@amyblasingim2136]

I have epilepsy and I have to have bloodwork done often as well as a MRI every six months. I only have one really good vein in my left arm. You can see all the needle holes from years of needles, but it is very hard for phlebotomists to get through the scar tissue.

[@JillRhoads]

I tried PRP after my rotatorcuff surgery. I can't say it was effective for anything other than possibly a slightly faster recovery. My normal orthopedic surgeon was not positive toward it, and I had to ask another one to try it. It was also not covered by my insurance since it was considered still experimental.

[@bec7080]

I tried an IV therapy when they first started, i stay dehydrated often and had the opportunity to try it for like $20. But i have trouble getting stuck though and i realized that I really wasn't getting more benefit then anything else

[@colourfulsouls]

Yes, I def agree! I have Crohn’s and have had to spends months at a time in the hospital , multiple IVs at a time w treatments such as steroids+, TPN (nutrition), LRs, blood transfusions, labs drawn and so many meds etc.. I’ve had multiple bowel resections, illeostemy & have to do long bowel rests to let my bowels heal & they have not been able to get an iv on me w out ultrasound for 10+ years and even that doesn’t always work, I’ve had a port in for a long time and that has really saved me to be able to have fluids & tpn at home, iv antibiotics, I get my blood drawn from the port too But if I hadn’t had all those ivs damage my veins I wouldn’t have this issue

[@annieevelyn3112]

I've got terrible icepick acne scars and I was saving up for a PRP needling facial. I might need to reconsider...

[@egypt9723]

TY Dr Youn👍 always look forward to ur videos & tiktok shorts😁✌

[@Elvenboadicea]

What about PRP in combination with RF Microneedling? My Dr told me it helps heal things nicely with the PRP and enhance the effects.

[@possumbold]

I completely agree with not having a lot of veins used too much. I’ve had well over 130 surgeries and I have only 3 veins that are accessible now. I’ve also had dozens of litres of IV fluids as well. Now I have only two veins left that can be used. Even those don’t last very long.

[@wassilalila1173]

Hello Doc ❤ what do you think about injecting fat on face ?

[@recyclingrevolution4905]

Dr. Youn, what procedure you done on your face? Looks completely natural, neat and young looking.

[@laboy14]

I was about to say Dr. Youn the vampire facial with the plasma gold added on after has done wonders on my neck and face .. but good to know that you believe in that procedure at least ✨👍🏼

[@deannad9146]

Hi Dr. Youn. I'm curious about your thoughts on injecting PRF instead of PRP. Do you also feel PRF is a waste of money?

[@ingridgrattidge5887]

Thank you for your informative videos. Most appreciated!

[@la7427]

I worked for a chiro who didn't believe in a lot of his therapies, but he said he provided them because people would buy them.

[@hly1226]

About the IV thing...what about when you donate blood or plasma? Will the problem still be the same? How often can you donate without the risk to your future health needs?

[@chrissyscholl816]

My veins have always been awful. I also had severe hyperemesis and had a PICC line the last 4 months of my pregnancy because of it. Made my veins even worse. They had to go into my neck once which FREAKED ME OUT.

[@jintanamcmorrin1312]

Dear Doctor Youn Thank you for your kindness to explain about plastic surgeon. Love to listen to you all the time. May God Bless you always 🙏🙏🥰👼🧚‍♂️💪💕

[@melbabowen4389]

Thank you, Dr. Youn.

[@nicolek5747]

I had a friend that abused their veins for years. Even though they stopped doing that, now that they're elderly they've had to get IVs in their groin, and even their feet.

[@shmooperdoodle]

I cannot tell you how wonderful it is to hear a medical professional just straight-up say something is “stupid”. God, it’s so hard when you have to talk to people like “Well, there is no evidence to support this claim” and what you WANT to say is “Sir, that is the dumbest shit I’ve ever heard.”

[@wfroedgern]

I recently ran across Jeffery Star’s video of having filler removed from his upper lip. The worst part was the original doctor lied to him about using silicone 😮

[@DoctorYoun]

Oh geez that’s terrible!

[@sunbarick7745]

hello doctor YOUN. is the nose filling safe?

[@jupiterzombies]

i had to have a central line put in (nothing else to do, my veins are just naturally really deep and thin, and the IV kept getting clogged too) and lemme tell you not only is it NOT a fun procedure but very expensive. it also left a small scar and the bruise took a rly long time to heal. i dont mind it but if youre self conscious about scars avoid it if you can!

[@uqox]

Every last one of these is nightmare fuel. Electively having someone just mess around *in* my face...(Shudder) is terrifying. I understand if you've had a serious injury to your face but rolling the die with a medical outcome that's not needed? Super scary!!

[@AtarGG]

My arm hurt while you were talkin IVs. I had great sites, 5days in the hospital destroyed them. Iv therapy is not a good time.

[@HikaruRain]

Come and live in FL. Summer is the time of the month where my skin is its plumpest and most hydrated due to the humidity and heat around here. It is the only time of the year my eczema plaques on my skin actually disappear.

[@resi2120]

I'm 34 and already got loads of IV's due to severe health issues. So, it was necessay, but yes, it's already often hard for doctors to find a good IV, because lots of them are so hard because of scar tissue..

[@ralucasimpleliving]

I had carboxy treatment for loose abdominal skin and streach marks. And it did help a lot, my skin looked really good. But the results lasted only for 3 months. So i don't recomend it because it is expensive and it doesn't last. I also had it under my eyes for dark cercles but it didn't make a big difference

[@guccimangucciman1606]

Iam fallowing this doctor for some weeks , and I realised that this doctor is the best , he really have good heart and he really cares about his patients and not trying to get your money , he is honest and really will tell you what to do in any situation about your health , I really wish all doctors would be like doctor Youn , but in these days you will never find it specifically in UK , wish you long life DR YOUN and please never change wish you and your family the best , you really deserve it

[@melaniegray287]

The IV thing is so true. I get infusions for autoimmune disease and am on 48 but require a port to get my IV infusions because my veins no longer hold an IV. Too young to have these issues!

[@marlenecesarotti8468]

great video thanks for the info

[@moldsugar-agentleralternat1099]

What about PRP for eyebrow hair growth? I got a treatment of 3 rounds of PRP in 2021 from August to October 1 every month for 3 months. It evened out my skin tone, yet I did not do much else. Then 2 years later, I noticed my eyebrows are back. I have been growing out my eyebrows for over 10 years. Anywho, would love your opinion on PRP for hair loss? I really like your videos. I am an esthetician in California. Some clients ask me about skin lightening in their intimate parts, I was eyeballing your Kojic Acid product. It got me excited. Looking forward to checking out the ingredients of your new skincare line. :)Thank you :)

[@donnaj4528]

So much common sense....thank you Dr. YOUN.

[@gerrimilner9448]

you always talk me out of "beauty theripies" i will continue to eat well, sleep well, and use great skin care

[@AkiraKitsune-qo9yz]

I just wanted to reply and share my complete agreement regarding IV therapies!! As someone who has had a central line for the past 4 years, I can't imagine willingly destroying vein access with scar tissue. I had so many PIV's (weekly for months) before my first PICC and eventually a port. It's just beyond my comprehension as to why someone would choose to do this.

[@debbie527]

PRP works wonders under my eyes 😊

[@avagrego3195]

IV's treatment is very popular in Tibet. People sit around iin groups on the sidwalks having the treatment.

[@bestkksser]

If you are reading this there’s a reason……No matter how good or bad you have it,wake up each day thankful for your life.Someone somewhere else is desperately fighting for theirs ❤️🇧🇸

[@fasaebisola6927]

Thank You Jesus

[@candi4202]

Carboxy whatver sounds like a good way to get an embolism

[@janiehowington7622]

Always great advice!

[@mylifewithmarmalade4624]

Good point about the IV therapy one. There’s a clinic up the street from me that just opened doing IV therapy. Some of their claims are a bit crazy. That said, I used to work in long term care and we had a house doc for a while that had put a liter of LRS PRN on everyone’s standing orders unless they had kidney issues. If someone was unwell, maybe had a stomach bug, or just a bad upper respiratory virus and hadn’t been able to drink enough and the nurses were starting to worry they could go ahead and run the fluids and then see if they were still worried. Saved so many of my frail old residents jumping on that merry go round of doesn’t feel good, so isn’t drinking enough, gets slightly dehydrated, feels worse, drinks even less, gets more dehydrated, vitals start looking wacky, sent to hospital, held for couple days (on IV fluid), sent home. Instead most of the time the fluids would be run and they’d feel so much better that they’d start drinking/eating better and start recovering. I’d love to see it become a more commonly available resource to nurses in those environments, or even in the community for people who have been really ill and maybe aren’t in desperate medical need yet, but maybe a little help getting rehydrated would make all the difference in them being able to heal faster.

[@AVC.1111]

Does a lesser version the IV scarring whenever blood is drawn for bloodwork or PRP/PRF?

[@theanxiousace3783]

The veins in my left arm got wrecked to hell and back from chemotherapy and it took them five tries just to stick me at my final chemo treatment. Docs still have trouble finding a vein there for drawing blood for lab tests. Not to mention that the insertion of IVs in general is just so uncomfortable. Why subject yourself to that just for vitamins instead of just eating a proper diet?

[@MICHAELHANKS-mn9my]

Hi how are you doing 😊

[@michellemartinov6267]

I’m hoping PRP looking towards the future for my arthritis in multiple joints

[@ItsJustLisa]

Excellent video. I’ll continue to use my veins only for the infusion therapy I get for my RA and leave all of that other nonsense at the buffet. I am wondering though, could you do a video about eye lifts and when they realistically should be used therapeutically? I know that my stepmom had her eyelid lift because hers drooped to the point that her eye doctor said they were beginning to impair her vision. How much is just “too bad, you have hooded eyelids” and “nope, you need them lifted so that your eyes fully open”?

[@MICHAELHANKS-mn9my]

Hi Lisa how are you doing 😊

[@xiomaras95]

In one of your videos, could you please give information on NeoGenesis-Evo.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Oh geez, I'm supposed to be getting IV infusions (can't remember what's in them) by a Naturopath recommended by my Doctor at the pain care clinic I go to; she said it'll help with my fibromyalgia symptoms. I already have multiple bumps that look like warts on the back of my hands just from IV given to me during the many surgeries I've had in my life. I guess I'm going to pass on the Naturopathic IV infusions. 😢

[@Jacqueline_Thijsen]

NGL, when you started about vampire treatments I was like "uh oh" because I contemplated getting the dentist to make my incisors ever so slightly pointed. Weird, I know. And then I found out there's even weirder stuff going on under that name.

[@ChrissieSM]

I had naturally very pointed incisors and was made fun at school where I was called the vampire. I did not dare to smile to avoid showing them. My mil even told me 'when are you going to fix those'. Eventually, I had them removed and wore braces to fill the gaps at the grand old age of 36. Best thing I have ever done.

[@shelby8101]

I’m never going to judge someone for getting whatever done,,…. But it’s not for me! 😂

[@GreatCatsby_]

When you have things like pots, iv nutrients really help.

[@Kad6976x]

A lot of patients have said the filler dissolver made their skin sag or also took away some natural volume. I feel like some of it is filler blindness after removing,but saw some crazy volume loss all over face on some early 20 somethings

[@Xamry]

Fox lift. How do you wash and scrub your face??

[@kristinal.walker8229]

Dr. I do not like going to the doctor very often. Yes things can be taken off or added to but in the end… my theory is just enjoy life is age and nothing can stop it xoxo

[@claudiokabanata3325]

Imo PRP is good and applicable for hair growth rather than facials or breast lift.

[@kwallsmall25]

@DoctorYoun you mentioned about IV therapy and damaging the IV veins.. I donate plasma regularly.. could this also be a negative thing in my future for my veins?

[@margaretgarana911]

But donations are necessary for others

[@kwallsmall25]

@@margaretgarana911 I know, and I would love to continue doing so, however, the clinic staff always tell me how little my veins are and I’m just wondering if donating could have a negative affect on my veins.