@@missvida6251 clearly not. Plastic surgery is on a dramatic Rise like never seen before. Clearly social media is more damaging than anything to our self perception.
Recommend reading a book 'beauty sick' women today are getting sickness from some ide beauty that doesnt exost so it leads to literally smashing their noses, modifying their body because they got brainwashed and insecure
you fucking know that it’s body dismorphia… SO YOU DONT FUCKING JUDGE IT cause it's a mental condition, and probably most people who accessed this video suffer from this in the first place so stfu jesus christ
You weren't ugly at 14. You were a *child* just learning how to do makeup and where you started just didn't compliment your natural face shape. I can see in the thumbnail that your eye makeup and eyebrows pull your face shape down, and both the ring lighting and flat foundation highlighted your natural eye bags and natural wrinkles. You didn't contour your nose, and the shiny red overlined lips also pulled the weight of your face down. You weren't ugly at all. You just needed to practice
@@nimanixo Doesn't look like a bad pic at all. I can totally see that this could have been a poc she really liked cause for a 14yo it was very put together. Like how many 14 year olds know (or knew back then) how to do model-like make up?!
I don't do it because i feel like i have to. I don't even think I'm unattractive. I do it because i can and i want to. I have depression over other things in life like having been bullied by jealous people and being physically attacked by abusive people. But looks have nothing to do with my depression except for the fact that people do bully attractive women. It makes me want to wear a burka but it doesnt change my mind about cosmetic surgery. I enjoy body modification and find it extremely fascinating. I think most people who get cosmetic surgery are cases like mine. I do say most and not all. Some are simply due to sadness and social pressures. Not mad at you or anything. Just letting you know.
It’s partly social media, but I also see people blaming men and blaming society. Women created beauty standards to compete with other women. Men were fine with us when we were hairy legged and living in caves. Modern day women no longer care about the word modesty and it’s all about outshining other women, and getting the most attention possible. Time for women to take accountability for toxic beauty standards and stop blaming men or society.
Its your dumbass falling for it. Social media and society also tells guys they need to be tall, but there's a choice to be made either you become a cool guy to be around or you become a crying dumbass online.
@@LilyFlowers-hh3sc I’m sorry but spreading lies to comfort yourself is not helpful in the least. You can be “fascinated” without ever desiring to be involved in it. THATS the majority. The woman in this video acknowledges herself that she is somewhat addicted.
@@dave_mate4244 It´s just a lame copy of Orwell´s quote. Like if you don´t profit of your looks and plant self doubt in other people like the bimbo in the video, lol, give me a break
Honestly? I needed to hear that again. Thank you so much. I've been feeling guilty about "oh.. is it like... okay if I don't at least include improving my appearance in my list of priorities? What if I look like a crumpled piece of tissue paper?" But you know what? Fck it.
Nothing to hide! I don’t think getting work done is a bad thing. The way I think of it: you can pick your outfit in the morning but you couldn’t pick how you popped out of the womb. Taking back some of that control should be ok as long as you don’t go too crazy!
@@camii902 bc they pretend they it’s natural and since they are the people we see on magazines/in the media it sets for “regular” people (especially young ones) unrealistic beauty standards and it might make them complex over stuff other pretend are naturel when it’s not
heads up for the impressionable people: do NOT get veneers!! messing with your natural teeth is the worst thing you can do. research the long term complications and financial aspect. you have to get them replaced every 10 years, which is not cheap. edit: want to say, if your teeth are normal and healthy, there is absolutely zero reason to permanently destroy them. if you have aesthetic issues/unhealthy teeth then veneers can be a good albeit expensive option.
My late father was a dentist who practiced conservatively and never wanted to alter a healthy tooth. Despite my respect for his opinion, I love the veneers on Lauren Giraldo and other influencers. If you can maximize your attributes before the ravages of gravity, child bearing and age, go for it. I like to think every woman has "her moment" when she turns heads and should protract that to postpone the years you will become invisible. Cheers!
@@trialgoddess Can we stop acting like women will "become invisible"? The amount of (sexual) attention we get from men does NOT determine our visibility as human beings. Our worth goes way beyond that. Without the contribution of older women, the world would collapse.
@@evacookie913 I don't judge a woman's worth by her looks, but I also appreciate beauty in people of all ages. If I thought the admiration of men for the beauty I enjoyed in my youth was a valuable commodity, I wouldn't have pursued becoming a trial lawyer to be able to support myself under any circumstances. I'm sure people would say I need filler or botox or breast reduction, but that is not how I want to spend my money or time. If other people do those things in a tasteful manner, I don't hold it against them. Unfortunately, I do not believe we are going to re-program how men's brains have evolved (or not) and men will always look at a woman they think is beautiful before one they think might be intellectually superior.
@@trialgoddess you only have your teeths once an denen your healthy teeth are gone, they're gone. Also implants do not always work and also need to be replaced regularly. In the end you can be left with dentures in your late 30 if you're unlucky.
@@Meggaaaaa I agree. Women are now a commodity and men are the buyers on a mass scale. No one restrains their lust. Men wreck families left and right and there's always vapid women wanting to steal all the hard work you put into supporting your husband build his career while raising his children. Men have no respect for this, and move on to the next shiny thing as soon as they can afford it after their wives have sacrificed their entire youth to raise and give him children. Men are disgusting and so are these vapid whores who use looks (that they improve by earning money from sex acts whether it be by online or by prostitution or sugar babying) There is a God who will Judge all of this disgusting behavior. Men are prolific consumers of lust and women are prolifiic sellers of it. All for $$$$. This society makes me sick.
Remember folks, you're never ugly, just broke & peer pressured into following unrealistic beauty standards😂😂. (Edit: It's so sad, how y'all's self esteem is so low, that you'd get upset even when someone tells you that you're not ugly. And so miserable to try & drag down people who HAVE good self esteem with you too? Please work on all of that before responding to me. Remember, no one can change the way you see yourself except you. Thanks in advance
@@alexandrasmith7682 This is a load of bollocks. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder has never been a truer statement. People need to attest to this more than ever now.
Shes addited to these procedures. I get we all have our insicurities but man she literaly wants to change her face witch literraly shes beutiful dont need nothing changed .
This entire video is insane but the veneers??? Her teeth were literally perfect. she's clearly just addicted to getting her face "fixed". I really hope she gets better and stops getting more procedures.
she's getting the subtle work done that every celeb like joan jett, christina aguilera, johnny depp, keanu reeves, etc. keep getting done that everybody praises them for. "oh they still look so young" "they have such amazing genetics" no bitch, it's called subtle surgeries. this girl will be 50 and look 20. guaranteed
She didn't need those 😢 At minute 8 under eye filler and cheek filler, and threads "I get this done every 8 months" wow 😮 I don't think she's gonna stop if she likes doing that to her face... her face looks soo different there 😢 and the veneers, no offense, but... straight square teeth and white as paint doesn't look pretty or natural to me...looks like a chocolate bar and even that she's struggling to talk 😅 As long as she is happyi guess..As long as it doesn't go too far 🙈
She will end up getting a full face lift before she's 30 and then she'll look like those woman who you just assume are over 40 but you're not sure of their age because they've had so much work done.
As someone who is extremely insecure of their face, this was actually a very comforting video. Thank you for being honest about your experiences, and for sharing doctors you trust.
Stupid people stupid world. Hahahahahhahahahahaha Lets all bring bad things into this world! Destroy us and make war! Stupid people dont deserve to live hahahahahahhaaha. Wow is she that pretty? NAHHH!! Ugly people always does. So Plastic surgery is the stupidiest thing ever existed. I rather look ugly and be called ugly because its the truth. And I wont be offended by people by calling me ugly. Because thats how lives work! Live with it.
I once went to a plastic surgeon to correct a tiny bump on my nose. The first appointment cost 60 Euros. He did some photographs, showed me what he eventually can do, invested his time, and said: "Sir, pick up your 60 Euros at the recepcionist and never come back again". He als said: "8/10 of his patients should visit a psychiatrist". What a great man, he changed my life and how I see myself.
Being that honest and truly caring about your clients should be the norm, but most doctors won’t tell you what he did because they just want your money.
now, in 10 years when the beauty industry drastically changes and calls your new face ugly for not matching THEIR standards, will you change your face again or finally love yourself?
Just because she had plastic surgery doesn't mean she didn't or doesn't love herself. She's been seeing her face on a screen since she was 14. She was bound to scrutinize it. She decided to make subtle changes. That's her choice 🤷🏾♀️
@@zucchinigreen she literally refers to what she did as an "addiction". Addicts don't love themselves. She will never know what her natural adult face would look like at her age, because she never gave herself a chance to develop. I think you both need to put the screens down.
@@zucchinigreen She's self-harming. Self-harm taking any other form, you would not attempt to enable it, but because it lines some freaky surgeon's pockets, you're ready to bootlick lmao.
Excellent comment for the watchers to see. Plus, a face is a face, it doesn't have to look "good" to anyone's eye. It helps you see and breathe and eat and helps hold your brain in your skull. It's already doing a great job no matter what it looks like.
It’s really scary how common it is becoming to get things done so young. Everyone is genuinely starting to look the same and I hope we get to a point where we all start embracing our natural beauty again
I miss the natural beauty era. Y r ppl not happy with how God created us. Beauty standards change overtime. If everybody looked the same like robots. So sad that society has become disturbingly obsessed with vanity. Y r ppl afraid of aging. Bcoz the satanic peadophiles want ppl to look underage. That is where the sickness is originating from. They want fashion models to be anorexic to look underage. It's disturbing n sickening.
@@Theoneandonly._. that’s simply not true every person has a different view of “pretty” how we see ourselves can be more critical than what others think
Aging is going to be extremely hard for her. She's already doing so much and she's so young. She's going to go into overdrive trying to fight against time. It's a losing battle.
It’s going to be far worse for her and others who do this much work even just getting Botox wrecks your muscles. She’s not going to age gracefully and her mental stability (or lack there of) is going to struggle with that, unfortunately.
I've seen it in a few women already who started with fillers in their 20s. They destroyed the connective tissue between their skin and fascia. Drooping like Droopy Dog by age 30. I'm nearing 40 this year, only recently got botox cuz society has decided that I don't get to be natural and not be harassed. Srsly, I was being attacked simply because my face showed emotion. As if my 11s were an affront to their delicate sensibilities
You were NOT ugly before, and the thumbnail is not an accurate portrayal of how you looked in the videos before all of these procedures. This is exactly what body dysmorphia does to people's perception of how they look. Most of us can't drop $30,000 on all these procedures in pursuit of "perfection". So I really hope no one out there thinks this is the answer or necessary for happiness in any way. Also, people who get addicted to plastic surgery often end up getting more and more procedures over their lives that eventually make them look objectively worse in the end.
Maybe it’s a controversial opinion, but I find videos that normalize plastic surgery in this way to be dangerous and dystopian. It’s not your fault, you’re a victim of an industry that profits off of the manufactured insecurities of women. Like many, you’ve been groomed by influencer culture & beauty marketing. If you’re lucky, you’re going to get old someday. I hope when that time comes you find a self-love that is less conditional. Especially now, it’s incredibly important for women to find the beauty in what makes them unique. I feel the pressure too-I used to hate my appearance-but I am determined to love & accept myself in my natural form despite all odds.
completely agree. also, the last line of your comment reminded me of that quote by Caroline Caldwell on May 17th, 2015, “In a society that profits from your self-doubt, liking yourself is a rebellious act.”
When I was young, I hated my nose, jawbone, and forehead... Then I grew out of this self-hate and learned that I was actually very pretty. I have never had anything done to my face but I had breast augmentation at 22 years old. After the silicone started leaking into my body, I got new implants. It's been a nightmare ever since. Now I am sick, I have developed several autoimmune diseases and cannot afford to have my implants removed. Social media has made so many young people feel self-hated and rush off to a plastic surgeon to have plastic surgery. It's really disturbing because you cannot enjoy life when you constantly think you are not enough and need more plastic surgery. You don't need it. You need self-esteem and self-love.
Don't blame social media for your need to conform to society. Blame your parents maybe but you chose to follow the herd, now live with the consequences.
I always wanted implants and a BBL until I learned about BII and fat embolisms. 😅 I had lip fillers too and now we know they’re not temporary and can migrate. Only thing I don’t regret is miradry.
Don't blame social media. blame your own self control. you are responsible for your actions. be your own person and stop being sheep. You people are weak and it shows.
Hopefully videos like these could encourage more of them to come forward! Regardless, some people may feel like this is TMI or just extremely personal. I want to thank all of you in the comments for being so nice and supportive. Your attitudes for sure will help people understand that it’s ok to get work done and not be ashamed!
I swear this video actually did help surprisingly much to just become more aware about such unrealistic expectations. I know you hear it all the time that so many people on IG and co have either things done or use editing but it is hard to really gasp on an subconscious level where this all influences us if it's this generalized. Mia is like the typical unbelievably pretty women showing up on my feed regularly. Having her actually just being honest about what she looked like before and what she got done to look the way she does now is just so eye opening. She did look pretty before there is no denying that! But she looked like pretty girls you'd meet on the street IRL! I think I keep forgetting when I am online that this kind of "perfection" is a standard we all compare ourselves to, but we don't even encounter that many people IRL who are this beautiful and even much more rare that they are simply born that way. Even if there is no surgery / botox at play many women compensate with the power of make up etc. So I really appreciate it and good for her! At least she has learned now to research who she trusts with her procedures unlike when she started so kuddos to that. I think many of us simply don't have the money or are too scared to actually have something done and if not scared of the physical consequences, being scared of getting judged for it., I personally know the later part is what holds me back the most.
maybe their should get more educated and show their followers that surgery will never make you happy their no surgery to fix hating yourself. And, this is just it self-hate. These YTers should be teaching self-love unless they are doing this money the dough.
She was definitely not great looking before. And now she just looks fake. Some plastic surgery is ok but once they go too far it’s almost impossible to go back.
@@zucchinigreen Hmm, maybe you’re right. I’m a xennial - heron chic was the thing in my formative years. We are the parents of gen z so yeah, you’re probably right. Though I do believe social media intensifies that insecurity. At the same time I’m so glad I never effed with my face or body. I’ve grown rather fond of what I was born with.
@@zucchinigreennope. A Godless society has. This is what your life is like when you don't know the true love of Jesus. You're never enough for this world, but you are to God!
@@Broken-xp1lh Wrong. Look at Khloe Kardashian. She went from having a horse face with a potato nose to being perfect after spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to change her face, and body.
'To look more snatched for special events.' Dude, body modifications are the new bags and dresses now. Dystopian. I'm so glad to have the strength and actual self-acceptance not to touch up anything on my body, ever. Surgeries and semi-invasive procedures that are totally avoidable?! No thank you... At some point, the natural look will be the superior one cause most will give in to the, partially dangerous body change trends
ikr. Exactly what I was thinking when she said she gets the procedure done before events. It was such a shock to me. She made it seem like her face is another accessory that you can change on demand like some sort of outfit. Crazy shit.
If you disagree with plastic surgery why did u watch the video? Just to hate? If its not your personal cup of tea to have procedures on yourself, good for you! But if it is your personal cup of tea to have procedures done on yourself... also good for you! What we choose to do we our bodies is exactly that, what 'we choose' to do. She isnt promoting plastic surgery, simply saying what shes had done, and who by. Being open and honest about having work done is the way forward for those younger and older than myself who grew up with technology and pictures of people's lives in hand. Having the knowledge to make a personal, informed, decision is the most important thing out there for making decisions about elective surgeries (and anything else for that matter). Have a good day and have some reflection about why you feel superior for not having elective work done. Women support women.
It's actually so f up that we feel the need to change ourselves just so we can fit others standarts. I feel EXTREMELY insecure at the age of 16 and i have BEGGED my parents to let me do fillers but now I'm realizing that maybe I'm better off with my original face no matter how ugly i find it😂
@Twisted_Joke”die?” You can literally die from ANYTHING 🙄 you could walk outside and get hit by a bus lol! Furthermore, if you’re going to a board certified plastic surgeon who has a lot of experience then you should be fine unless you have diabetes or something, but this is why blood work is required. 🙄
I hate to be "that" person, but this generation's priorities are off-whack. I'm 22 and a pal of mine is fighting a rare disease. I've lost more than 2 friends before I turned 21. Focus on what really matters. Your values, your character, family...You won't be young/healthy forever.
Do you see a therapist? I think one is needed. I’m in my 30s and finally feel happy with myself. You haven’t even given yourself the chance to grow into your natural self. It’s great you opened up about what you did.. but this sad 😞
Why is this sad? Why is it "better" to see a therapist? I think you just prefer to see a therapist, and she prefers to see a surgeon. That's the end of it. Each person's way is fine. What's not fine, is projecting your way onto others. Imagine if she said it was sad that you were ugly and should see a surgeon. Wouldn't be very cool. That's what you're doing to her Edit: to be clear, I'm not calling you ugly. So don't let that make you feel bad about yourself. I'm just saying, imagine if it were the other way around how you would feel
@@jimibones178 her solution doesn't fix the problem. The problem is her brain thinks she is ugly. She will "fix" her face forever. Aging is inevitable. She called herself ugly when there was no need to, and saw problems where none existed.
@@jimibones178 she clearly suffers from body dysmorphia and is addicted to changing her appearance as a way to fill the emotional hole within. It's awful that people like you enable this behaviour rather than encouraging them to seek help.
@@jimibones178would you still be saying this if she altered her appearance in a way that wasnt physically appealing to you? If she got so much plastic surgery she looked “botched?” If her surgeries looked “ugly” but she was still “happy” with it, would people still say it was healthy? Insecurity or body dysmorphia never ends. The satisfaction is temporary. If she doesnt get help for her mind, the surgeries might not stop. What happens when the plastic surgery and body trends change in five years?
@@marsy6359 well, you're using ugly and unhealthy as if they are synonymous, and they're not. But also, I'd for sure say something, as that's the same right I'm invoking when saying she looks good now. But that's not the premise of my argument. My point is, everyone's acting like she has a problem because THEY have a problem with what she does. But don't nothing about her appears to be unhealthy. Not her mental well-being, nor her physical. Insist all you want. She seems fine to me
@@redvelvet9215 Yes, exactly. Look at the comments of women lying telling her she was beautiful before. Women need to ignore other women as they give really poor advice, and they lie.
Agree, after the nose job she looked amazing. She should have stopped then. With these procedures you really need to know when to stop, otherwise you will butcher yourself like many celebrities do.
"Your transformation is inspiring! But remember, true beauty shines from within. Invest in your financial future and watch your confidence soar. Your new face is a fresh start, and smart investments will be the icing on the cake. Embrace your worth and let your finances flourish!"
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or bitcoin and stocks.
@@face2lune Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances.
I’m Glad i stumbled on this. Please, if its not too much of a hassle for you, can you drop the details of the CFP that assisted you and how to get in touch….
I admire the sincerity, but damn this is dystopian and sends the wrong message to young girls. This isn’t normal and the fact that it’s becoming normalized is rather alarming.
THANK YOU. This is not something you should admire, or aim for. This is just sad. To me, it's crazy how many people seem to think it's normal getting plastic surgery. Just learn to love yourself and focus on life, love, having fun -not your looks, geeeeeeez
I respect your transparency. You were objectively beautiful before so I think your challenge was not jeopardizing that to "look better". I think you did that, but be careful. Don't keep trying to reach "perfection", you look as good as it gets.
I’m so confused why nobody is asking how she afforded this. She said she had “finally saved up” enough to get a nose job after high school like???? A nose job is 8-12k. I took a year off during college and was working 13 days on 1 off + 2 double shifts a week between two jobs and I was able to save like 10k after my bills were paid which ended up going straight towards college. Maybe I’m just jealous but how? Did her parents fund it?
No to be honest I think she looked really pretty before surgery. It was the cute bubbly look. The problem to me is that she either couldn't see that or accept that. She just need to play to her strength, get hair styles and clothing that complimented her look. Instead she was negatively influenced by social media and is trying to be something she isn't. Which is just unhealthy.@@loveternalife4271
@@loveternalife42710.48 0.49 and 0.50 Obviously the thumbnail photo is the worst pic of her for an effect but she was actually good looking in the above photos I’ve time stamped
This only causes fleeting happiness. After every surgery, these people are happy for 3 months and then they wake up on a bad day or something and suddenly see something new they "need" done. They don't end up just being happy with themselves. But people are willing to pay to do it, so hope they don't regret it I guess.
Wow... You seem so sweet. But it's quite worrying that someone so young and so attractive STILL felt the need for all this. I'm just afraid that when you hit even 30, you'll be ready to do the most!!! I hope you find true peace and know you are already enough x
@@Krogdalo Right? Jackass comment, when people are doing this much they actually just won't age. But most people DO NOT suddenly look much different at 30. Commenter must be 15 or 65.
Notice how other influencers getting cosmetic procedures influenced her to get the same. 😢 it’s nice to be transparent, but u do realize by conforming your face to the beauty standard, it also enforces them onto your audience
Not me! The whole needle and thread thing plus the fact that you have to update every few months is a deal breaker for me. But I do look forward to a needle free way to smooth out my forehead in the future.
@@lambchop4739 if you do; start with small tweaks. I started pretty young, but I’ve done conservative amounts. I’ve never had actual cosmetic surgery, but procedures; Botox, filler. I can say, filler is very easy to overdo. Remember what your goal is. ❤
Although I appreciate you being super honest and open and acknowledging the thought process in the actions that you took, It’s still very concerning that you still want to do more changes to your body. I genuinely hope that you can find peace in your appearance and accept that as you get older and go to a different stages of life your body is going to change and that’s OK. You are beautiful as a teenager and you’re beautiful now. I think the main reason that the changes that you have made have been able to accentuate your beauty is because you already had a nice face shape. However I hope that you do not minimize your natural features by continuing to do more cosmetic procedures.
Just because you disagree doesn't make it concerning. It's her preference and her right. Someone else might prefer not getting anything done. To each their own. It's totally fine.
@@Googaify Well it is concerning in terms of her already having done a lot and things she now does are things you'd have to do over and oversthey won't last, leading to scar tissue and negativity affecting her looks in the longrun. From a psychological pov that is concerning because obviously her looks are important to her and it can lead to a lot of body dysmorphia down the line as she ages if the procedures make her look less attractive later. Some plastic surgery can really enhance your beauty significantly but from all celebs we can see that not knowing when to stop can make you look like plastic so it's not wrong to give feedback. Even Mia admits she should have listened to her friends when she was overinjecting her lips because it was too much and she lost her "eye" for what actually looks still good.
At least someone said it. Putting her honesty aside, this is a prime example of a cosmetic addiction and an unhealthy bodyimage mindset. I hope she realises it too and stops. She already was a conventionally pretty woman and she shouldn't have felt the need to change anything about herself. it's seriously concerning that she's still going with it and these doctors are just milking them like leeches offering them unecessary, elective procedures left and right like it's nothing. A whole unethical bunch.
@@Googaify I’m not telling her what she can and can’t do. She might not be harming others but she is potentially harming herself in the long run. These cosmetic procedures are not fully safe, some of them have long term affects that have been proven and some of the newer procedures have yet to show the life long affects. Not only that, but she’s putting her body through extra changes that it’s not naturally accustomed to in the name of beauty and aesthetics. It would be one thing if she was getting a nose job because her nose is abnormally large or causes breathing issues due to the structure of her nostrils or something. Or getting lymphatic massages to boost circulation and achieve a toner body shape…. That would be more than fine. But to repeatedly go under the knife to match social standards of beauty multiple times and to plan on doing it more is some kind of addiction or a hint that she might have body dysmorphia. Enablers like you are probably encouraging the next generation of women that it’s okay to run faster to get surgery than book an appointment with a therapist and figure out why they can’t accept their flaws. Your comment really just screams “I read this with emotion rather than logic”. Nowhere did I imply that she has no right. And I’m not gonna re-explain the rest of my points that were clear and easy to understand. Have a good day.
This is so creepy. Imagine when woman like this have kids and the kids look like a normal human instead of an instagram ad. How will the kids feel knowing their mom went throu pain to not look like them? How do other relatives feel?
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Yes everything is all pink until she starts to lose control (like every other girl) and turns into plastic Godzilla,the way she looks so excited talking ab doing more just proves that she going in that direction
@@fatisummer9106 she already loose control. Did so many procedures and most of them have minimal impact on her looks. Her face will stop recovering at some point. She still have about 50-80 more years to live and acting like life ends when you're 30, no long term thinking at all. Most of her life she will spend with deformed face. Because now she wants to look just a little better.
Be kind and just let her learn through experience. One day she will gain wisdom from the decisions she is making now. We all become wiser and learn from our past.
You looked gorgeous before the work. You were listening to the wrong people if you were called ugly. All of us are called ugly at least once in our lives. Doesn’t make it true. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I may be ugly to some people but I know there’s others that will tell me im beautiful when I walk into the room. I found the more I take care of myself inside out the more that beauty radiates naturally. The plastic surgery just makes everyone look alike. It’s nothing unique.
Very true. The title is weirdly worded. Ugly is what she thought of herself due to outer influence. No kid is born being like ''damn i need a smaller nose'. It's how we are brainwashed to believe everything else is not good for this society. The older i got the less i actually care what people say about me.
@@michelealbanese3261 Right? Can we just accept that ugly people exist? Remember when they used to be in movies? I miss ugly people in movies. I'm not buying some hot chick with giant tits as a heart surgeon. Ugly people are needed just as much as pretty people. And if someone is too pretty, they don't look human to me. Ugly and pretty, both things valid. And everything in between.
oh my god. why are so many young women doing this?? it's so sad to see. why is this the answer? you looked freaking gorgeous before. You're face had character. You looked cute and bubbly. You've completely erased all of that for what? This is vanity at it's worst. Why are people so obsessed with looking "perfect" recently? It's so damaging. I can't even explain how upsetting and angry this makes me.
They do it to compete with other women for attention. Then they blame men and society for “beauty standards”. Meanwhile men were fine with us when we had no make up and hairy legs and lived in caves. Lol!
I think she may struggle woth undiagnosed body dysmorphia unattainable beauty standards and social media can realky bring the image of yourself down you know?
@@MellowJelly No, she's right to be upset. This girl hated herself so much that she felt the need to mutilate herself in order to change the she looked like before. And she looks a lot worse now, whereas before she was perfect.
everyone can hype her up for being so open about what she’s gotten done….but that doesn’t take away from the fact all of what she’s done to herself is truly saddening. 😶
@@leonardomendoza2126 lol I think this video is wild and she's definitely had way too much done for her age but she and every other person that's had plastic surgery is no less real than anybody that hasn't. don't be an idiot. they are not morally inferior to you just because you haven't had any work done, what a ridiculous thing to insinuate. they are normal ass people and to act like they're not is really weird of you.
Be very careful with the filler. Botox fine, threads fine, but the one thing that they keep from you about filler, is that it never fully disappears, it beings to migrate and that’s when you’ll see people with that odd chipmunk puffy pillow looking face. You are absolutely gorgeous so just a piece of important bit information for you. Just be careful with filler 👍
Threads are actually not fine, they literally cause internal scarring that builds up into almost keloid-like structures under the skin😣they can cause so much damage long term so please always research before getting any!
I agree 100%! But good injectors will be honest with you when they see it's migrating and recommend you have it dissolved which takes 2 weeks and then you can be reinjected where it's supposed to be
Just gonna add here that I get Botox now in my late twenties for chronic migraines but if you start it too young especially when you don't need it for a medical reason it makes your muscles atrophy and not only will you need it forever but your face will look like a droopy mess and you'll be on the hook for hundreds-thousands a year for the rest of your life.
I totally get why you felt the need to do all of this. When I went through puberty I absolutely hated myself, not to mention I got bullied extremely bad. Every single day my looks got picked apart, from my ass, to my nose, to my eyebrows. I wanted a nose job so bad when I was 16. I got thick side bangs on purpose to cover most of my face because I was so embarrassed of my appearance and I felt as though I looked like a monster. Fast forward now I'm 31. A mom to a beautiful little girl and I've been married 2 years. I've gotten no work done, despite my longing of wanting to. I'm so so glad I never got anything done. Especially now that I have a daughter, I want to show her I'm living proof that you are able to love yourself. It just takes time and people are miserable with their own lives so they feel the need to bring others down. Thank you so much for your honesty and transparency ❤
Oh man she’s in for a rude awakening when she hits her 40’s … you’re barely halfway to halfway and you’re this addicted, I can only imagine once time kicks in. I feel bad for this chick and every girl who feels like they have to do this
@@MiaDio this is very nice and generous from you. I love the results you are really beautiful. Please don't do to much now, plastic surgery is very addictive. When we start, it's never enough after. So it's not unusual to hear that "I have redone my nose 3 times, had a facelift at 35 years old... etc." It's crazy. Please don't fall in that trap. ☺️
People can do whatever they want to themselves, but they have to remember those genetics will transfer to the children. This isn’t the Sims. You can’t create a genetic line with surgery.
This is incredibly disturbing. Imagine all the trips, classes, etc you could have taken with that money. There was nothing wrong with your face, body or teeth. What will you look like when older? How much will this cost to maintain? I wish you the best.
The List: - lip filler - cheek filler - mid face thread - masseter jaw Botox - breast implants - veneers - nose job - forehead Botox - midcheek threads - Fox eye threads Please add if I missed some
Owning it doesn’t prove in any way that what you did came from a healthy place. People like you have made me love beautiful imperfections so much ! Thank you I guess ☺️
it's nice that she's honest about everything but it makes me sad for her that she's doing so much so often. she's so young. we see how ppl do so much and before you know it their faces look so abnormal.
The amount of body dismorphia in this video is so fucking scary. You know you have gotten lost in the sauce when you are being sponsored by plastic surgeons. I have no clue how this content came up in my feed, but I sincerely hope no teenagers or vulnerable young adults get served this content so you can't damage them further. Leaving this kind of content behind in my early 20s made a world of difference to my life and self esteem, but I really never noticed it until right now. This video is genuinely upsetting. People commenting to thank your candor as if it's not just contributing to the warped beauty standard is also disappointing.
There's a few problems with plastic surgery: 1. Some people have botched nose jobs that make it hard for them to breathe through their nose. 2. If you find love after getting plastic surgery, you'll never know if they would have loved you with your "real" face. This would bother me a lot. 3. If you have a kid, they will look like you naturally did. They might find out you plastic surgery done. Youll have to explain to them, "Yeah I used to look like you, but I paid tens of thousands of dollars to not look like that anymore, because I thought I was so ugly." Ouch. 4. You could have spent that money on hobbies, travel, family, or other passions that would have given you more happiness in life. Instead, that money was spent on insecurity and unrealistic expectations. Pretty sad.
We’re going to have an entire generation of very beautiful, carbon copy young women- who age horrendously at a very young age, because they’ve had the buccal fat removal, face filled with fillers and Botox. I’ve no doubt we’re also going to have a generation of young women developing Cancer and awful autoimmune diseases because whilst still growing & developing they’ve filled their bodies with toxic fucking substances. We’re a sick society. But I appreciate her stating that its not just natural beauty- it’s artificial, manufactured. Most never admit it (Kylie Jenner anyone??) and say they just drink water, snort coconut oil or something. I’m very sad for this young woman and wish her healing
they already are becoming sick. breast implants can trigger auto immunity diseases. its so sad i'm sick with chronic diseases and i'd do anything to get better. i'd never risk my health for something as arbitrary as my buccal fat
I havnt had plastic surgery but I don't think it causes cancer (except implants might) people all around the world have surgery for different things. I think we should stop shaming ppl for how they look and stop shaming people who had plastic surgery aswell. Breast cancer patients get breast implants, testicular cancer patients get testicular implants, my bf has screws in his jaw because it got broken, burn victims get massive amounts of plastic surgery, people in accidents etc. Plastic surgery is incredibly amazing for what it can do to people. Mostly your comment shows women can't really win. They get picked apart and shamed no matter if they get plastic surgery or not.
Idk I guess I don't see plastic surgery as that detrimental. For girls who seek plastic surgery to fix emotional issues, it can be yes. But Mia seems to have a self-awareness of what she's doing. We're also forgetting about plastic surgery that benefits people who are socially isolated due to disfigurement and the like.
Oh no… Appreciate the transparency but please, stop now. Your doctors are so not being honest with you. For teeth; all you needed was composite bonding. Your alignment was already perfect. Shaving your REAL enamel to force Veneers is insanity. It would have also been 1/2 the cost and no flight required. PDO threads repeatedly? Red flag. Her doctors certainly are not making her aware of the long term effects and loss of collagen / elasticity ! Fillers in your already pronounced cheekbones? Girl. What. You literally were already pretty, I would say just get bonding and lip filler. And the long term face drooping from administering botox early…. Please, stop now.
This made me so sad. I hope someday she finds peace with her body and people who love her for who she is inside. I'm sure other young women will watch this video and feel insecure about their bodies too. It must be so hard to resist the onslaughts of the beauty industry these days
in my opinion the title isn't good for young girls that could look like you before getting work done. It could make them think they need to also change themselves.
What's crazy to me is, I saw your before pictures and literally said "she's so pretty!" You are still pretty! I just wanted to share that. Beauty is deeper than skin and features I'm learning as I get older. Thank you so much for sharing your journey. I have always wanted to get a nose job. I was bullied in school over it for years. I sometimes stare at it in the mirror and just hate myself. Then I walk by the mirror when I am really happy and I see a totally different person. Like I see myself as a whole person, body, soul and all simultaneously. I then experience such gratitude for myself as is . Flaws can be beautiful. Also there's this girl I know that I always thought "it's unfair how pretty and perfect she is." Then she opens her mouth and she is the nastiest person to everyone. Only thinks of herself and says things to hurt everyone she can't manipulate and control. My six year old son declared her name one day when I said "the most beautiful person on the outside can be the ugliest on the inside"🤯 Women, sisters, we are too hard on ourselves and when we focus on what we perceive as a flaw we miss other things that are more profound. Be beautiful inside and you're outside will match your inside. Test it out! It's like a glamour spell. Have you seen the movie Stardust? Just glowing like the stars we are🤩 It happens especially when I meditate, practice mindfulness and being grateful in the present moment even when washing dishes which I loathe😭 If that doesn't work smudge with sage, lots of sage and lavender spray.😂Turn on your favorite music, dance it out💃🏼 and when you feel your heart tingling and doing the flutter, look in the mirror like who tf is that?!😂😍😘
This is why girls today have body image issues. You were not ugly. Oh my God 😔 There are people sleeping in tents on the streets, and kids battling diseases of all sorts, and this is what we pressure youth to spend their money on. We need to stop. Hon, you’re beautiful.
This is what happens when you have a super comfortable life, and never went through anything. People have a lack of beliefs and morals and all they care about is themselves and their looks. So sad
I’m so glad everything you’ve done one your face worth it. Not everyone is that lucky. Some people spend thousands and they finish looking worse or losing their natural face expressions 🥺
I like your honesty but I hope this is not making other young women think that plastic surgery is the answer. I have a friend who started at 19, and by the time she was 35 she looked like her face was made of frozen rocks, her skin bleaching was splotchy, her Botox had become gnarly clumps, her breast implants became lopsided. She looked horrible. Once you start, you can’t stop. Which relates to how this urge to drastically change the way you look always comes from some inner confidence problem. And when you lack confidence or the right mindset, people will always see right through you, and you will never feel adequate no matter how much surgery you do. Realize that the way you look is not the only value you hold, build your career and achievements, focus on solving that confidence problem, being healthy, fit, taking care of your skin, knowing how to do natural-looking makeup and your hair, and then your beauty will shine.
When I was 16 I wanted a nose job and a boob job and to be 100 lbs. Thank God no one let me do all that. I love my body and face now more than ever at 29. You really grow into your looks in your 20's and your body changes. Got baby botox once at 28 in the forehead from a Dr. and immediately regretted it. Had terrible reactions and it made my brows drop for months and forehead tingly on one side since getting it. I'll never do it again lol.
this video made me really sad. though it’s good you’re being open about this, cosmetic surgery generally speaking is something only few can afford therefore making others feel less than. while you get to be a confident barbie girl, other young women and girls who can’t afford to look like barbie will continue to struggle everyday with something as superficial and meaningless as looks. what society and beauty standards have become is baffling. dystopian.
I appreciate how candid you are. I hate how far I had to scroll to see even one positive comment to you; people can be so negative. You have the right to do whatever you want to your body--what matters is that you love yourself and love others. ♥✌
