5 Plastic Surgeries To Avoid At All Costs!

Watch me, a real holistic plastic surgeon, give you the five things that I call B.S. on in plastic surgery! This is the video that might get other doctors mad at me.
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[GenXfrom]

Dr Youn, I had a reduction with catastrophic complications. I quit smoking nearly a month prior, as instructed. But my surgeon did not tell me it was the NICOTINE, not just the cigarettes, I needed to quit. I used nicotine gum to quit. And developed necrosis on my left side, losing the entire nipple and areola complex…. Doctors have to adequately inform patients. I don’t think my surgeon gave me proper pre op instructions. I’m glad you’re usually really in depth with videos pertaining to surgical risks.

[mammajamma]

Nutrition is CRITICAL to plastic surgery success! That really needs to be part of the training

[Locomaid]

I had my third major operation (spinal) in a private clinic in Switzerland. They started me off with supplements in oral, intramuscular injection and IV form six weeks in advance of the surgery. Amazing. It was the only time that I didn’t get post-op bronchitis and the healing, including scarring, was optimal, despite me having been under anaesthesia for more than four hours. I hthen had eight weeks post-op of supplements. The resulting recovery time was reduced to 1/3 compared to each the previous two operations. This was probably due in part to the fact that I was able to breath and sleep better, thanks to not being chronically ill with respiratory problems (as in the first two OPs). It was an eye opener to me regarding what money can buy in terms medical care. The first two ops were on health insurance. The last one was privately funded and there was no limit to spend. The cost difference in the end was only about 15% more in total for the the private care. A lot of money was saved due to a much shorter hospital stay.

[CodeDusq]

Great to see light being shed in these misconceptions. We need more honesty about what it can and can’t achieve as people deserve to know before getting themselves into something that will change their life forever.

[GenXfrom]

My breast reduction scars are so big and awful! As a ginger, I’m not risking that on my face!

[raigenhuss]

Can you adjust the music in your next video? It was way too loud, hard to listen to what you were saying

[aryabolton]

Speaking of brandedliposuction . Dr. Youn can you do a video on the sonnobello liposuction and procedures like it?

[FriendMariaAdrianna]

I used to get thread lifts and I did like the result but the result would only last two months tops. I did this a couple of times before I stopped wasting my money and had an actual surgical facelift. Way better result and money well spent 👌

[NessaRossini...]

A friend had cesarean births and her scars looked frightening. Now I know why, she's an Irish ginger.

[gloriamitchell]

The truth hurts. We have to weed all this stuff out. Thank you Dr. Young for doing that there’s no price too high for correct information and nothing more you can suffer from bad information.

[Akira_of_the_Fae]

Daaang the Doc isnt messing around today

[laurenconrad]

I remember seeing tons of infomercials for thread facelifts in 2003. It’s fascinating hearing now about what was being advertised back then.

[caroljeanscott]

I honestly believe that a good plastic surgeon, who has had the proper training and is certified, cares about their patients will not do a procedure that will harm their patients. For example Dr. Mark Ashton said, there is no plastic surgeon in Australia, that will do a BBL because we all know how dangerous that operation is. On the other hand there are so many people that are focused on plastic surgery procedures. As a result doctors are taking these short courses in plastic surgery and calling themselves cosmetic surgeons. Some of these so called surgeons are doing these procedures to broadcast on social media or for profit and what I have seen, there is no respect for the patient. These so called surgeons will do any procedure including the BBL.

[johngaudet]

Music is way too loud around the half way mark

[jackih]

I wish I had seen this before I wasted $$$$ on thread lifts. I could’t see any difference after only a couple months. The doctor I went to wasn’t honest about the results and even claimed that the sutures would cause me to produce more collagen and the results would last even longer.

[pinkmonkeybird]

Interesting. I’m currently a plastic surgery patient because a bunch of my spinal hardware has eroded through my skin. I need muscle grafts to cover the metal that cannot be removed, so I’ve been seeing plastic surgeons at a large urban medical center, and nutrition has been a key topic during my care. In fact, I’m under the care of a hospital dietician, who recommended certain vitamins, minerals, and supplements for wound healing, along with nutrition advice and meal planning. I think the focus on nutrition is a welcome addition to medical care and long overdue. Maybe it will just take time for other medical specialties to make the connection between positive outcomes and diet?

[JohannaRoestorff]

Thank you so much for being so honest with the public. Will definitely want you to operate on me one day when I have the finance 's🙏

[optimistnow]

Loving your work with a generous dose of reality :)

[sandyhill]

My facelift in 2016 cost $7, 000. I am thrilled with the results of my PTO threads I had done a year ago.The cost is nowhere near what you quoted.

[bnb]

I work in aesthetics and Sculptra is the best thing since sliced bread imo. I personally will never put filler in my face. I had Kysse in my lips and it took 2 entire vials to completely dissolve. Was a mess and super painful! The thought of having to do that in my face. 😬 Nope!