Beauty Standards Have Changed For The Worse | Plastic Surgeon Reacts

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Plastic surgeon Doctor Gary Linkov reacts to a video from Edvasian, Beauty Standards Have Changed For The Worse

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[Nobody-s]

I love Edvasian. He's very funny and focuses a lot on east Asian beauty standards.

[madedgar]

A crossover I never thought I'd see lol. I had to do a double take at the thumbnail

[baby.nay.]

Edvasian and Gary together are so chill . Love me boys

[ivd]

"Frail with snatched face" is going to be the next tiktok trend like doughnut glaze face or the strawberry face 😆

[Houdimi-fifs]

You forgot to tell about people like me, who got in a car accident and my face changed after that. I really hoped and prayed for my face to be back to normal after what happened. I couldn't even smile for 6 months. But after antibiotics, long therapy and a little scar removals it's all good now. I'm happy 👾. But back into that time it was really scary how I looked. It really has affected me mentally.

[Shamala-Hairless]

At times it seems that everyone is willing to lie, cheat and steal to get ahead. The false advertising/shameless misrepresentation and straight up lies these types of people are getting away with on social media is why I follow people like Dr.Gary. Thank you for going against the grain Dr. Lenkov. 👏❤️

[algernon]

My hairstylist told me that two of her friends had a facelift. One in Canada, paid $50 000 and another in Turkey paid $20 000. And results are like day and night. Canadian facelift looks so natural no scars. Turkey, they butchered her face

[tbray]

I've used that face app that turns you younger or older, and the young version they show me does NOT look like i did when i was a teenager/young adult - I'm 59, my bone structure has changed due to age and - in my case - gingivitis and tooth loss. So the young me may look great, but it's based on my current bone structure - and it's the same when they de-age 70 year old actors in tv and movies - they look younger, but different than they actually did at that age.

[kingpuppet]

Thanks for making this Dr Gary. I feel sorry for new generations. I am a millennial, 39. I thought we had it tough! Initially with reality TV, magazines touting the body ideal. Then the dawn of the internet happened Re: social media etc and unattainable beauty standards just snowballed from there. It certainly affected me as a teen in the early 000's, never felt good enough in my own skin. I look back now and just wish I could have appreciated the younger me, perfectly imperfect, we all are. Alas it is blessing to age so I won't complain. 

With AI setting new beauty standards it really concerns me how this will affect Gen z going onward pertaining to said on unattainable beauty standards and of course the knock on effect to mental health. Sad times we live in. Appreciate your content. ✌🏻

[TheFiown]

Imagine walking around thinking that you look like the enhanced imagery that you put on social media and then wondering why people don't react to you in the same way. How sad.

[sandrabentley]

So true. I saw a lady in her 70's with a face-lift for sure. I thought "oh what a well kept woman". I scanned her body and was shocked to see wrinkled bony hands, poor posture, wrinkled, dried out chest, sun spots all over her thin arms. It was scarey for sure. Yet she had this pretty, youthful face. Really hard to see.

[Bildgesmythe]

I had a doctor with the face of a 20 year old and the body of a senior. She looked good but it was uncanny.

[Peechiness]

There's a Bruce Willis movie called surrogates. Where it is a world where people will live life through an ai robot to live a safer life instead going out in real bodies. Scary how it's heading that way. People being comfy behind videos and photos of filters and ai face tuning. Yikes.

[Stacey-jsgm]

We are living in an *anti-reality* era, and things are only going to become more surreal.

Glad I'm old.

[DebM]

This love for the "plastic surgery look" and fake faces is a 1st world thing and if you go to places where people don't normally do this, everyone will be looking at your face, and not in a good way. I am Argentinian and I don't think I've ever come across a person in my country, who thinks people with Botox, face lifts or fillers look good. Everybody can tell because people are used to natural faces and in-person socializing (no filters), so almost nobody seems to like this inflated, balloon-like look people are obsessed with here.

[SouthFloridaSunshine]

I blame the Kardashians for this heavy reliance on changing into plastic doll ratios. Aging or not it has caused some body dysmorphia with many young women who follow them or their influence on society.

[lesissmilinglytryin]

Love you Doc. Gary. I am 45 and I have no intention on getting work done. (If anything maybe just a nice facelift at 60) but I love your style. I love how you remind us all that aging can be beautiful and your emphasis on people keeping the things in their face that make us beautiful and unique is a wonderful message I think more youngsters need to hear this message.

[exoticalBecky_Miami]

I used to have a flat nose that went across half my face and everybody would ask me if I was albino... Used to have a really fat wide face and wide jaw... Aging has caused my face to sag a little bit which has given me more of a oval face with v-jaw... My nose is no longer flat and half of my face... Age has absolutely changed my face and honestly I like it better

[amixeblu]

I definitely was relatively the same in my 30s & 40s. People thought I was 20-odd something for a long time. I am 1.70m, so quite tall and I dress pretty young (jeans/shirt) and that makes a difference as well. Late 40s, early 50s (going to be 52 next month/very recent profile picture) is when I started to look "older". My smile lines became somewhat more defined as well; before that, my face was quite youthful looking. Anyway, IMO it is amazing what HA, Vit.C and Retinol can do as well as moisturizing your face really well. It helps!

[szrn]

Most refreshing display of ethical medical professionnalism. Kudos!