Celebrity Plastic Surgery & Ozempic Face | Lorry Hill

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In this video, Doctor Gary Linkov interviews fellow YouTuber and plastic surgery connoisseur, Lorry Hill.

Lorry Hill:

00:00:00 - Who is Lorry Hill?
00:00:46 - Stigma in plastic surgery
00:06:09 - Cons of plastic surgery
00:11:47 - Patient surgeon relationships
00:15:02 - Current plastic surgery trends
00:22:14 - Dentistry in cosmetics
00:26:04 - Non-surgical procedures
00:30:44 - Advice for those considering plastic surgery
00:33:35 - Choosing a plastic surgeon
00:37:56 - Emotionality in plastic surgery
00:45:07 - Future of plastic surgery
00:48:23 - A world without plastic surgery
00:51:18 - Body dysmorphic disorder
00:55:57 - Celebrities and ozempic face

Dr. Gary Linkov on Social Media:

City Facial Plastics: Dr. Gary Linkov
150 E 56th St, 1AB
New York, NY 10022
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#lorryhill #plasticsurgery #beauty

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[LorryHill]

Thanks so much for having me on my friend !

[residentevillife]

Never thought I'd see the both of you unite for a video

[NgG-gn]

they both have very soothing voices and calm attitude ...very nice to watch

[phungan]

I'm not and have never been interested in plastic surgery but this channel still fascinates me: the conversations about plastic surgery are really about the psychology of self-perception, the transience of social trends and cultural standards of beauty, the contradiction between society's obsession with superficial beauty and negative judgement towards plastic surgery etc.

[Valcera]

Really appreciate this cross over. I feel like Lori’s education and research is often under-credited because she isn’t a licensed surgeon.

[ed]

Dr. Gary, I really appreciate how you meet Lorry as your equal despite being a licensed surgeon. You value her knowledge and it shows. Great conversation!

[markdelk]

I LOVE Lorry Hill's content. She'd be way more popular on Youtube if Doja Cat didn't start a hate campaign against her.

[bgemchk]

Thank you Dr. Gary for mentioning the issue of access—there’s no easy answer, but economic inequality is, and should be, part of the conversation; it speaks to your integrity that you are willing to discuss it.

[letmehavemypeace]

I wish ppl who gets these procedures talk about revisions, touch ups, scar treatments, scar camouflage and longevity/deterioration of these procedures over time.

[alabaster]

I think that too many young people are getting plastic surgery when it's really not necessary. I also think that too many people end up looking unnatural. If someone is in their 20's and wants a rhinoplasty because they have a bump on their nose that they hate, I can understand that. Filler is something I have issues with especially when someone is young.

[biasard]

My two favorite plastic surgery comentators together! I did not see this coming 😊 thank you for the very responsible and caring work you both do with it!

[axlfrhalo]

I love the grovel in Gary's voice so much, its enthralling almost

[ciaolife]

It's a challenging discussion. Naturally, I think normalising plastic surgery strengthens strict beauty standards. Aesthetics and wellness often merge in society, which leads to conflating morality and beauty too. If plastic surgery ever becomes more mainstream, will those who don't get it be seen not to be "looking after themselves" and therefore viewed as morally inferior? Will only the poorest be deemed ugly? Will we see more backstreet surgeries? I'm not sure the benefits outweight the risks for most depending on how invasive the procedures are

[Brittanysplittany]

I’m happy to hear you guys talk about dysmorphia! Nowadays, it’s so common to hear the general public dismissing it like it’s not an illness, but it is. “Helping” them with surgery would really be hurting them. Love the commentary!

[almaenespiral]

I love that you guys are exactly the same as you are in your edited videos which exudes sincerity. Hope to have more chit chats with my favorites

[Princess_Jenah]

I love this collab ! Thank you for having lorry on your channel

[torifoxx]

So glad you got with Lory! Love her channel and all the education she provides on plastic surgery.

[vince]

Flossing, Vit D3, K2 and magnesium if you want to keep your teeth, face bones and collagen.

[maureenturk]

I love this collaboration! You are both kind but honest about plastic surgery. ❤

[WanderTrust]

I completely agree with Lorry, it should be part of bedside manner to go over a brief discussion of the risks, what they mean and if it's ever happened with you and how you'd support them. I don't feel like the argument of 'it would take hours' or 'it would scare them away to someone else' is as valid, because there is always a way to word and speak about these things so it registers with the patient, without causing panic for them. I think it's a moral obligation.