Korean Actors Who RUINED Their Face With Too Much Plastic Surgery

with the strong competition in korean drama entertainment, some actors feel the need to improve their appearances at all costs to stay ahead or at least maintain their youthful looks. stay tuned to find out about korean actors whose faces got ruined by too much plastic surgery! subscribe to miss kdrama for more kdrama news and videos.

[BecsWorld]

I’m not a doctor nor am I trying to diagnose anyone but Kwanghee almost definitely has body dysmorphia. He constantly gets surgery because he always finds something wrong and he sees himself as inferior to his members. I have body dysmorphia and while I’ve never gotten plastic surgery, that is very common for those with it. They will never actually be satisfied with any procedure they get done because they will always, always find something else wrong with them until they address the body dysmorphia head-on and realize that the imperfections they see are not actually real. You basically have to come to terms with the fact that your eyes are lying to you and you can’t trust them because you’re viewing them through a distorted lens.

[pennylaine]

It's heartbreaking to hear what happened to Yoon Eun Hye 😢😢😢 I didn't know she became the most hated actress in Korea at one point... I always wondered what happened to her... I loooove Coffee Prince, it's part of my childhood. She's one of the OG Korean actresses that we admired here in the Philippines. I like her cute face, her beauty comes from being unique and different from the mainstream kind. I think I saw her YouTube channel before and I was expecting it to have much much more subscribers as I know how popular she was. I didn't know something like this happened to her. 😢😢😢 It's just so sad... I will always remember her as Eun Chan

[lheiachoi]

They're all too obsessed with beauty . They should realized that no one is born perfect . They should just be confident with who they are . Little enhancement is fine as long as not going overboard . It's not normal .

[libbygal]

Yoon Eun Hye will always be not only beautiful to me but one of my all-time favorite actresses. I disagree that she ruined herself. My first drama with her was Lie to Me, and that's what made me her fan. I only recently learned about Park Min young from her drama Love in Contract, and I thought she was gorgeous, and I really enjoyed her acting as well. There were a lot of toxic and negative comments but luckily, a lot of good positive ones as well. Someone commented how harshly they are criticized before and after plastic surgery. It's like they can't win.

[jackiem]

I’m sorry to hear about the lie to me actress. She is one of the earliest memories I have of kdrama actresses and that entire genre. I wish her renewed success and self love ❤

[abook]

kwanghee is so nice and sweet it hurts me that he’s so unhappy with himself

[disappearintothesea]

I did not know that about Yoon Eun Hye. I don’t think she was that different. A lot of people grew up watching and loving Coffee Prince. I’m actually surprised the video didn’t mention Park Bom of 2ne1.

[wawahamdan]

Yoon Eun Hye has always been beautiful, I really love the fact that she is not bothered to fix her teeth because personally, that 'flaw' is what makes her stand out.

For Park Min Young, I have to admit that she looks a bit.. off? I mean she is pretty and will always be prettier than any of us but I guess her facial proportion now is just too weird. I can see her face getting smaller and smaller over time to the point that it looks cartoonish. It is such a waste because her surgery directly impacts her performance. Her acting looks so stiff and I can't feel any genuine emotions coming out of her.

[mariaCUTE]

Yoon Eun Hye is beautiful since then. I remember her drama I've watched entitled Princess Hours she's really beautiful that time and up to this date. What a timeless beauty 😍

[taradiane]

man i'm so glad i wasn't alone in thinking something about park min young just looked off when watching love in contract (which i ended up bailing on anyway).

[lenjcnt]

2:17

“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.”

[nanyonjov]

I really loved this girl in coffee price. Not only coz of her acting skills but she was stunningly beautiful, she wouldn't need a surgery at all. It's just too bad that the entertaining industry has alot of competition and alot of beautiful young girls want the jobs as well. However it's Okey to mentain your health and play other roles, being the main lead is not always the eye catching character

[geegee_]

I don’t think Yoon Eun Hye has had that much work at all. Her face is exactly the same to me aside from maybe her skin being tighter, probably from Botox and a nose job.

[xtmtfhe]

the fact that netizens don't take into account that time happens and time ages peoples physically when comparing park min youngs looks in the kdrama healer and her 2022 kdramas which are about 10 years apart is crazy.

[occupythesky]

The thumbnail is too much and looks Annoying, Yoon Eunhye has been pretty since her debut until now, the right pict is just edited by you by adding gradations until it looks weird.

[snow-jqrp]

I see that actor yoon eun hye looks

actually very pretty for some reason I feel that she didn't change a lot and

even if she did a lot of plastic surgery it's her own decision not ours but I see that they're so

obsessed with Korean beauty like literally the Korean beauty standards ruined many people life

[phainepacheco]

If you’re not attractive before having surgeries at the present doesn’t make you regret somehow but if you’re originally pretty years after having surgery the unnatural look will show and that’s when you realized you ruined your natural beauty.

[skylarx]

Park Min Young looks weirder now. Imagine how she will look when she is 40 years old

[mikeg]

For me, people who undergo those surgeries are only seeking validation.
Once they start, they are unable to stop...

[untaughtbiblelessons]

“Do not judge, or you too will be judged." (Matthew 7:1)"

I am not in favor of plastic surgery (unless it is needed to save the life of the patient), however, I do not have the right to judge these people's decision to have plastic surgery.

They were sadly influenced by the culture they're living in and, if anything, we must look at them kindly instead and, if possible, help them realize that they're already beautiful and they're enough.