Plastic Surgeon Reacts to EXTREME Plastic Surgery TikToks! 

@doctoryoun what will happen to have snails crawling on the face instead?

PLEASE pin my comment about the dangers of using Ozempic and having any surgery or other procedure done using general anesthesia!!! Ozempic and similar meds work by slowing gastric emptying. Surgery patients are usually told to fast and not drink liquids for at least 12 hours prior to surgery under general anesthesia, mostly to avoid the patient vomiting and aspirating stomach contents into their lungs. However, a patient using Ozempic will NOT have an empty stomach after 12 hours!!! As I mentioned in my original comment, I learned this from an anesthesiologist on RU-vid who did a warning video on this subject. Because Ozempic slows the emptying on the stomach, it takes MUCH MUCH longer for the stomach of a patient taking Ozempic to have an empty stomach. This Dr showed the volume of stomach contents which he had suctioned from the stomach of a surgery patient taking Ozempic who had fasted for 12 hours- there were liters of stomach content, including corrosive stomach acid! The danger here is that a surgery patient taking Ozempic will still have a large volume of stomach content even after fasting, and if the patient vomits while under anesthesia and aspirates the vomit, they can end up SEVERELY burning their lungs from the corrosive stomach acid! This anesthesiologist recounted actual cases of this horrible situation occurring. PLEASE warn anyone using Ozempic to discuss this with their doctor and surgeon PRIOR to having general anesthesia. I take Wegovy (the same drug as Ozempic, just more expensive 🙄), and I was SO glad I saw that video!!! I have been considering some elective surgery, and this scared me SO badly!!!

So I live in the country. There are a lot of snails. They surecrete this yellowish slime that you cannot get off your hands, or cat food bowls. That stuff just does not go away, even with soap. It's crazy how much it can stick to you and make a barrier so nothing can get through, not even soap. I was wondering what kind of stuff you can do with a slime barrier that nothing can get through. Maybe for burn victims to keep the burn from being infected while sealing in moisture for healing.

I think the reason it’s sold here in the US for weight loss is most insurance won’t cover the cost, even for a lot of diabetics. Plus, it’s about $900 a month. Most people can’t afford that out of pocket.

I have taken Ozempic and have not lost any weight.

@@Sapphiregirl60 Well I guess if you keep eating what you're eating despite an appetite that is lessened by the medicine, yes sure it's not going to work.

@@amixebluthey may be diabetic and not using it off label for weight loss. Obesity can be genetic with a predisposition to carry additional adipose despite maintaining a healthy diet and activity level. Kind of a shitty comment tbh.

@@MsEsquire83 You mean yours? Shitty? Because it's stating the obvious. I had made no mention of this at all, BTW. I just told everyone what "ruling" the politicians made in my country. My own opinion I left out. I agree with you. Obesity is as important but our entire health care superiors stink.

I wish this plastic surgery trend would slow down but it seems like it’s happening on younger and younger patients. I had a Septo/Rhinoplasty for an accident in childhood where I smashed face first on my nose in to the concrete floor and had a severely messed up nose for about 25 years, and last year I had to have a revision because my nasal tip was starting to almost twist making one nostril bigger and different from the other, and I had one side that was all blocked off so they reconstructed my nasal valve. I was made fun of constantly in high school and felt so ugly that it just dominated my thoughts almost. I for once felt normal after the surgery even though it wasn’t perfect because I still have a larger nose. The hump is gone and the boxy tip is gone and it looks so much better than it did. I had to have a Cadaver rib graft this time to fix the tip because there wasn’t anything left for cartilage because it got used up with the first surgery. I don’t like how they’re making people literally scared to age which is not healthy at all. I don’t care who you are but everyone ages, some better than others. They make it sound just horrible and it’s hard to have constant commercials pushing crap at us women in our 50’s who have gone through Menopause which really changes your face quite rapidly, and it takes some getting used to. I love this doctor’s caring and realistic nature. He has such great advice and makes me feel better for just being a “normal”woman.

I remember my mom asking me as a twelve year old if I wanted that procedure done so I could have an hourglass shape. I declined because I was young and I didn't have externalized body issues. I think it's really sad because people are trying to fit a certain mold and I don't understand why everyone can't just be.

​@@comkverYou're a vital organs

Any surgeon that would perform that surgery for cosmetic reasons needs to be prevented from every operating on another patient again. IMO, of course.

I felt like I was going to barf when I heard that pop!

At first I thought they were pulling out her hair!

I'm scared after that! I have to brush my hair, and I have the willies just thinking about it

THAT MADE ME SO UNCOMFORTABLE god it’s like 4 minutes later and I still want to throw up

@@laura6796 same and sat with my jaw dropped waiting for it to be a joke. When that wasn’t the case I had to rewind to get what it was called and was still too completely distraught to believe what I saw and won’t be looking it up to get more info. I can’t. 😳 I will pass. 🤯

Oof. My shoulders and back feel pain just thinking about having breasts that large on such a small frame. No wonder you got that surgery. You have my sympathy…

soo whats the OF username?

@@keomg4718 If you like trans content, there are much better creators on OF.

I have a similar issue (I'm not saying its the same issue) :dense breast tissue.

@@keomg4718man shut up

I'm disgusted by this trend.b I know someone under 150 pounds using. She thinks she's fat.

The Ozempic craze is simply and a drug fad fueled purely by vanity and laziness and affects people who truly need it for medical reasons, like Type 2 Diabetes. That’s why I will refuse to take it for weight loss. I know I’m carrying extra weight, but I don’t need the drug as much as a Diabetic does.

Ridiculous!!!

It's the same for a family member of mine who takes Ozempic. They're diabetic and have a really difficult time getting their meds because of people using it for weight loss.

​@@nicolew6904she might have an eating disorder, when I was anorexic I abused ozempic

You’re* ❤

Holy !! 400!!! That's robbery!

@@gingerspain423 Yep, because of that her only option was to go on Metformin, which doesnt do much at all. Its really tough

You have my total sympathy ❤️‍🩹. My hubs is diabetic and some times we even have trouble finding enough 👋🇨🇦

That is an US's health system problem. Price hikes like that don't happen in other countries.

That sad I'm sorry

Shivers.

I thought the woman doing the popping had cracked a knuckle.

Yes me too! It helps so much

We sound very similar. I was never a sun lover, and the sun never loved me either. The very few times I didn't wear a hat or sunscreen, I looked like a cooked lobster afterward. I have pretty nice skin and no wrinkles, but because I don't go out in the sun, I have to take vitamin D and calcium supplements. My mother was the same, and she had beautiful skin and no wrinkles when she passed at 66, so maybe genetics help. Like you said, it's okay with me, and I'm almost 69 in November.

Same!! But at the high school reunion people asked if I was a vampire because I "look the exact same" which kinda made me laugh. My little brother is 10 years younger than me (I'm 30) and people think he's my older brother now.... Finally, my fear of the sun has paid off... and I only have to take the vitamin d tablet once a month so eh

I'm a brunette but overweight. I don't go out either and people confuse me for a teen. I'm guessing it's the sun and beaches that causes the most aging.

Gingers make their own vitamin D - we produce more, its part of the genes, just kike anesthesic immunity.

Well said😊😊

I once inhaled a small over the counter sleeping pill into my lung. it hurt so bad and for about 15 minutes I thought I was going to die. I tried to cough it up but that was useless! I can imagine how painful a drowning victim feel its like your lung is on fire!

Ive noticed people dont take Diabetes very seriously. Like its just a disease you get if youre fat or something and its hilarious, they dont really understand what happens. We can go blind, lose limbs, have our skin rot, or just die from lack of medicine!! But then again they would probably still take our medicine even if they understood how deadly the disease is 😒

Mine too

I used to use it and was switched to a different medication combination due to pricing and availability. Its worth talking to a doctor and see if another combination will work.

My uncle with diabetes, started intermittent fasting, he lost at least 50 kg (100 pounds) just intermittent fasting. He was off his meds. Didnt tell the doctors either, but they asked what his secret was to het such great results getting better with his diabetes. Please tell the ppl you know to starts intermittent fasting, preferably dry fasting, it heals the bosy even better :)

Ozempic isn’t being “bought up”, its being witheld. You may want to look into Compounded Semaglutide for about $100-$400.

Dad is HILARIOUS !! Mom is my idol!

😂😂😂😂😂 I just visualized it. Thanks for the share

I got out of bed one night, and when I got near the door where it's always lightish, I panicked ... Everything was black.. I was saying I cannot see anything at all... Then realised I had my headphone band over my eyes . 😂😂😂😂... Ever felt stupid.. 🤦🤣

Lol😅

The entirety of the "scope" of their practice is based on whackadoo nonsense to begin with. Go look up the invention of chiropractics and what it was originally based on. ZERO evidence to be found anywhere.

I call them voodoo doctors. 😂

Whats weird to me is that he did all that work… but did nithing to fix his banana shaped profile. Everything he had done makes his profile worse

@@maryscott9430 There's nothing wrong with his profile. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's a problem he should get "fixed." He's obviously happy with it and he's happy with the work he had done. If you pay attention to Dr. Youn's videos you'll notice he doesn't randomly body shame people about their natural body like you just did, he only critiques someone's appearance when he's talking about the outcome of a specific procedure someone had done and whether it achieved the desired results

It helps differentiate the psychotics; people who do that with themselves are not sane

Riiiiiiiight! 🤣

Looks 91 to me tbh

Me every time I wake up in the morning before I put on my glasses: everything blurry. 😂

You may want to look into what’s actually causing the supposed shortage. .. Ask your doctor for a different GLP-1 agonist of Ozempic is too difficult to get; look into compounded Semaglutide.

It is a diabetic medication they are tryna use for weight loss and its dangerous

It is, but is also used “off label” as a weight loss medication bc people using it for diabetes ended up losing weight. So now it’s also prescribed for weight loss. The version which is marketed specifically for weight loss is Wegovy. It’s the exact same medication (semaglutide), just marketed for treatment of obesity.

At least you know horror movies are practical effects!! 😭😭

Made my skin vrawl

I think the "celebrities" are ordering it by the case, so people like you will just have to do without.

And all the diabetics in your life will have OPINIONS. I’m diabetic, wish they would stop prescribing this medication for weight loss. Diabetics NEED the medication to prevent serious complications from uncontrolled blood sugar. We are going to be on these medicines for life. Making them harder to obtain because folks are fat phobic is just infuriating.

@@liz9843Ozempic was made to force type 2 diabetics’s A1C down by weight loss. GLP-1 agonists are not life saving medications, and you have plenty of options. No sympathy here, you put yourself in this position by a life of poor health habits- you aren’t allowed to try and control what others do. From a physicians point-of-view, Ozempic prescription = I can’t control my food intake and I’ve destroyed my glycemic drive by abusing insulin. It’s ridiculous that type 2 diabetics take so much insulin from type 1 diabetics, who didn’t have a choice in this. Ozempic would be extremely helpful for type 1 diabetics, but it isn’t approved for treatment.

That's an old time use of lipstick, usually red. Which was the only color around I think for years cause I have an original tube of pink. My granny called it Rouge, but there was an actual product by that name too,, red. Anyway it still works today in a pinch even with ingredients drastically over the years. FYI, back when horses were sold to glue factories horses hooves were used to make lipstick 💄.

That is the scenario that was running through my head when I tried it. It’s not for me. 😆

Some people don't know how :'(

💯

@@taurus_says_hi8404Drink water (specifically electrolyte infused water), work out, eat proper portions of healthy food. It’s a difficult concept if you weren’t raised that way but it is achievable, if you read up on it and stick to it (small steps in the journey)

It’s crazy people will go to TikTok for any advice.