The TikTok Surgeon Turning Adults into Scary Children

I had an epiphany when making the thumbnail. It is 1000% a filter. So yeah. The plot twist was twisty! ROFL

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[andreahopscotch]

Yeah, I always be looking in the mirror and thinking, "I wish someone could make my face look like when Dwight Schrute puts on the CPR dummy mask... Permanently."

[taylorvanderploeg]

I can’t imagine what this does to their self image. looking in the mirror and finding yourself completely unrecognizable has to have psychological consequences.

[hils]

Childlike doesn't quite describe it. It's more alien child than human child.

[xythrial]

I so desperately wish there were photos of them completely healed. I want to see them a year later. It’s driving me nuts!

[arianagabrielasanchezdomin]

The bigger ears in those after photos aren’t a side effect of a face lift, but the result of a surgery that makes ears protude to give the appearence of being bigger. It’s becoming a trend in East Asia to have big ears (through surgery or other avenues) because it makes the face look smaller in comparison and, overall, it gives you a youthful appearence (since kids’ ears are usually like that). So yup, not an accident or an unwanted outcome. It’s totally intentional.

[SpookieBitch]

Always always get a second opinion! My mom had breast cancer and the first doctor wanted to do a double mastectomy the following week. Scared my mom to death! She came home and literally had a breakdown to my aunt. My aunt insisted she had a second opinion. The second doctor told her she had caught the cancer soon enough and they would only have to do a small procedure. Don’t let the bad doctors take advantage of your vulnerability! ❤ Take care everyone!

[tortugalisa]

"Did you get your plastic surgeons license from TEMU?"🤣😆😂😱

[Lisa-thrm]

Isn’t it facelift 101 that you don’t pull horizontally? You have to pull at a 45 degree angle upward so it doesn’t look like you’re traveling in a fighter jet

[GeekWriter]

I visited Seoul last year, the food was amazing! Anyways, a taxi driver told us a story: A woman from another country had plastic surgery on her face, it made her so unrecognizable that the airport denied her entry because her face didn't match her passport. She had to stay in the country for almost 6 extra weeks to get it sorted out with the embassy before she could leave the country. Had to stay at hotels at her own expense. And the taxi driver said he's heard of other stories like that before, it happened a few times.

[ericaj.]

The way the eyes are stretched out so far on the outside that you can see the outside of the eyeball CAN'T BE COMFORTABLE. Your eyes would always be dry!

[DJKBELL]

This is horrifying. I can’t imagine the psychological effects of looking at yourself in the mirror and not recognizing the person staring back at you

[sagelinngrace]

Ghost surgeons are a huge thing in Korea. Sometimes they put you under while the “face” or “personality” of the practice is in the room, and then once you’re ko’d a different surgeon comes to work on you.

[rebeccaseymour]

I recently got a breast reduction and when I first met my surgeon I just had the best feeling. For one, my surgeon was a woman and approached everything with a great deal empathy. She even helped me find bras that fit correctly because I was in a bra three cups smaller than I needed and she wanted me to be comfortable before surgery. I'm seven weeks post surgery now and the results are absolutely amazing and my follow up appointment was just pure joy.

[MadameChouette]

Beauty standards are crazy in South Korea. You have kpop idols called ugly when they are very pretty. It's so sad.

[katelynevans]

I can’t imagine being a family member of someone who just comes home one day looking like a complete stranger

[ashleeminnow]

Something about those "after" photos are so unsettling to me, in a sick to my stomach kinda way.

[kkpriskiee]

That man with the face lift broke my heart like imagine that’s your dad or even worse grandpa and you come home for the holidays and that’s who you see??! He was handsome before poor guy I hope he is happy genuinely

[JaceingtonSteele]

I work for a plastic surgeon in Maryland who specializes in face lifts and I just showed her this video. She said she believes that some of these cases are not the same people. 👀👀👀

[daniaa]

I just can’t imagine when they walk into their 9-5 job and act like literaly it’s just another day at work but everyone else is freaking the Fk out like “WHO THE F JUST BROKE INTO THE BUILDING !” Imagine being the coworker and so uncomfortably having to tell them how “great” they look 😨😨

[donna]

This is horrific. He has done such an invasive blephoraplasty that these people are permanently maimed. There are nerves underneath all of this and pulling the alin away from the skull causes scarring on the inside as well and these ppl DO have neeve damage. There's no way that they don't