Plastic Surgeon Reacts to Face Peeling Off Videos!  

Wtfluff, 😂😂😂❤❤❤

Im soo freaked out

Right but these peels eff up your skins microbiome aswell with lasers and Dermapen . Thats why do many in Hollywood have inflamm- AGING

Thank you for showing this, I had no idea how horrifying this is.

Yes, what the fak Dr Youn, this is the stuff of nightmares. 😂

Is she in jail? Because if she is not, I'm afraid it will be trend

​@@4_4_4.. she was arrested on spot. The man died in her clinic

The news mentioned the man had an open cut in his face and the phenol toxicity went into his face caused him to go into cardiac arrest and she should not have done the procedure to begin with.

@@yaniramilo2640 Wait, peeling with an open cut in the same place? Insane.

They scarred his face before doing the phenol, which was extremely wrong. On top of that, they did not ask for any exams to know if he had heart or kidney diseases. All of it was insane.

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I know right?

And my liver

Why? You don't like looking like Freddy Krueger :)

There are honestly better methods if you just explore 😅

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Exactly 😮😮

Such ego! Such vanity! Lives misdirected.

Exactly. Thanks, I'll keep my lovely untouched, but somewhat acne'd and wrinkled face. The only way I would even consider it is if I was at a high risk of skin cancer with no other solution. Phenol looks insanely painful and there is no way it doesn't induce cancer itself.

Vanity kills

Imagine walking around like a lobster for months 😮

​@@hortehighwind8651can't actually go outside or you'll burn and perm scar

🦞: what's your problem?

Yup. My doctor said the redness can last 3-6 month's

​@@hortehighwind8651not true. My mother did this peeling and skin is great, no redness after 1 month.

Yes I had a rhinoplasty that went wrong and it haunts me. It's hard to forgive myself

So True.

​@sarahm9813 You must forgive yourself🙏♥️Jesus is helping me to help my self forgiveness and I'm so grateful.I pray the same for you sarah.Forgiveness wasn't a one time event for me,it's been an ongoing process.I have good and bad days but Always have the Love of The Lord God.

@@vnette9777 Jesus who?

@@vnette9777 I'm Muslim, and it's ALLAH, not Jesus!

That’s a pretty good reason to go through that but it would still suck.

@@spacecat1974 Yeah, they made her do it in the hospital under heavy sedation, so at least the peel itself didn’t hurt, but all the aftermath is highly unpleasant. When they did her face it swelled so badly the next day that she ended up needing steroid injections to help take the swelling down.

That's the only good reason(and way to do it) to get this procedure done, i've heard so far

What kind of aftercare and treatment for pain or discomfort did she need? I know someone thinking about doing this, but I can't imagine it's going to be pleasant.

@@argarman09 I have limited details on that, and it was almost a decade ago, so things may have changed. I do know they kept her at the hospital for several hours after each procedure to make sure she wasn’t going to have any severe life threatening complications. They did send her home with prescribed pain meds for the first two weeks after each procedure. She said it was like having the worst sunburn of your life. She would take two weeks off after each peel and spent most of it apparently keeping cool wet compresses on the treated area, sleeping, and watching TV. She’d be back at work after those two weeks for two weeks until the next area was done. She had to be very careful to stay out of the sun and even away from windows, couldn’t get too hot or cold, or do any sort of heavy physical activity, had to drink lots of extra water, take tepid showers, and couldn’t use anything on the skin soap/lotion/cosmetics wise other than what the doctor had given her to use for a full month after. Apparently the idea is that you want to avoid any irritation or inflammation of the treated skin. The worst of the pain and peeling was apparently those first two weeks but she said it felt slightly sunburned for a good 2 months after. Looked it too. She was very pink and a bit puffy even 2 weeks out coming back to work. So yeah, not for the faint of heart, and definitely need to be able to afford the downtime to do nothing and go nowhere for at least 2 weeks, and deal with a lot of limitations and not looking or feeling great for a month or more. So logistically it isn’t something everyone can afford. Her husband was very supportive and happy to take care of her and everything else for a while, and our employer at the time knew she was half the reason the company hadn’t folded long before. They also knew that occupational sun exposure was the primary reason she needed the treatment in the first place. So they were happy to work with her and make sure she had the (albeit unpaid) time to take care of what she needed to do.

I almost fell off of my chair when I heard Dr. say that 😂😭 hilarious 😆

Love it!😂

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😂😂😂😂😂😂 that got me too.

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Phenol is so dangerous as you said!

Omg

I mean if it can technically melt your skin then ya im sure it's cancer rate is high. Also I have condition that makes it where I almost never stop sweating and the Dr is like let's use this to stop it. Me cool how. With needles. Me I'm OK I can live with this. Dr but can you. Me it's Ingredients. Dr gives list. Me looks it up ya um in not putting puffer fish toxins in my body that can and is known to give nerve damage I'll just sweat thank you.

Was it a phenol peel or a deep chemical peel?

Happy for her!

People used to eat arsenic as a sweetener..... This is why the cats well become be overlords again hooman

​@BLOODKINGbro you know if you die in your house and nobody knows, your cat will eat you?

​@@BLOODKINGbroi bow to no one not even a cat. So i dont give a shit.

Do you just not have laws in Brazil? Or is the corruption so bad that the laws don't matter 🤔

The second option @FreelancerFreak

​@FreelancerFreak Doesn't your country have criminals or people who do shady stuff? Only a very misinformed person would think that laws ever prevented people from doing bad things🫠

We have a 34 time felon running for the highest office in the nation here. I don’t think you can lecture her about corruption.

The person who performed the phenol peel had no medical experience. It was an esthecian who did it. People should always go to qualified DOCTORS for phenol peels

Right?!? The amount of risk these people are putting themselves in is wild. Not only from the peel itself, but from having to go under anesthesia and all of the added risks that come with that. The general public has become far too nonchalant about the risk/benefit ratio of general anesthesia when it comes to cosmetic, non-medically necessary procedures. Our society’s obsession with looking young is reaching disturbing and unsafe levels.

​@@brittany3559 Right but there is risk to absolutely every procedure and people do it anyway 🤷‍♀️

​@@wisteriiiiaahugh difference in a PROCEDURE to lets say remove a cancerous mole, or any other medical Procedure than doing this stupid shit for vanity.

Me too. Not worth risking your life in the name of vanity

Even botox and face lifts are a better option 😭

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Was it good?

​@@colalight4888you could cut the tension in the air with a knife... Yes... because it was so good?

Did she wait the two weeks before coming to work? Did she still look THAT bad after 2 weeks? 😮

@@marileen._. like she had been chemically burnt, in her face area, two weeks ago.

@@ianmurdoch6247 Yikes! That sounds terrible.

Fuck

It literally takes off some of your skin, and not just the dead stuff

Like it wasn't obvious enough that staying under the sun without skin is bad 😂

Do you know the name of the documentary and where I can watch it?

Me too

Meet me outside.

Meet me on my boat on the beach, we’ll leave the country so we never see this again.

Yup. That's why people should always go to qualified doctors for these procedures

LOL! I mean....you aren't too far off the mark LOL!

I have never looked into any of these procedures, just now as I'm in my 30ties as a man, because of curiousity on youtube and I'm SHOCKED what people do to themselves if it's not medically necessary.

@@petunia7623 Omg I know! Thank you. It was terrifying, the entire experience. The results were incredible but I would never ever do that again, even if it was done professionally. I didn’t even leave my house for almost 2 weeks because I was so scared that the sun was going to penetrate through that fresh raw skin and leave my skin damaged. Had to get family to buy me groceries 😅 My skin literally fell off like a thick hard mask. But holy I still can’t get over how well it turned out. But it could have gone terribly wrong. So glad it didn’t get infected or worse

@@petunia7623I was soo scared. I put a very thin layer of polysporin and a super thick layer of aquafor and a thick layer of sunscreen. I basically lived like that for 2 weeks and sleeping was almost impossible because I didn’t want my skin to rub off on my pillow and rip my skin off 😭

Yeah, no. Not worth it.

Glad you're ok. Just curious tho, no judgement...why didn't you stop using the product the moment it started to cause intense pain? Did you do your entire face at one time, or in sections...I'm assuming you wouldn't know about the sectioning, unless it came with directions that told you what to do.

@@susanivy3619 She said she did her entire face, for 10 seconds.

The pandemic was the perfect time to get it done... and plastic surgery.

I keep thinking of Raiders of the Lost Ark and the facial melting effect.

Oh wow.

But why would a 27 yo young man undergo such procedure? Its literally for people 60+ age to look younger. Doing it in your 20s 30s seems wild to me

@@mlekosojowe7312 its wild for me too but he had some acne scars and in brazil plastic surgery is actually common, now dentists are doing nose jobs and lip flips 🙃 instagram is filled to its brims with "before/after" content its sad

@@mlekosojowe7312 Maybe acne scarring.

Same here. I suffer from OCD so the obsession with the redness wouldnt stop.

Same here. Thankfully I have never suffered from vanity and actually like not standing out.

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OMG, I can't imagine what burning pain it must have caused in that area

Dozens of others have already said this before you, ever thought about reading comments before posting? -.-

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Oh no you didn’t! 😂😂😂😂😂

What a collection he would have had! 😮😮😅

He did ultra deep peels

Some people like myself are very self conscious and are willing to take a chance to achieve “normal” looking skin. This is probably the only treatment that almost guarantees results for acne scars.

Other people don't even notice, or care, so why do this if it's only for your own reflection?

​@@ferociousgumbyOrher people absolutely notice. What the heck are you talking about?

I’d like to see how her face looks one year later

I don’t understand why risk that procedure when her skin was fine…

Her scars were probably not that deep. Deep acne scars require intense treatments. Microneedling won't do 💩

Teetotaling for the win!

I, too am part of the No Drinking, No Smoking, No Drugs and Pretend You're A Vampire Club.

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@@annachristine2537 I used get "TCA lunch break" peel. Just go to the dermatologist and then back to work. It was good enough for me

Because they’re self conscious.

I want to reduce my breasts so bad! I can’t wait to have kids then get my breasts reduced! Triple D and up are hard to deal with.

I did it. Was soooooooo worth it

If the rest of you is in good shape, the risks are minimal.

@@soukeynaadeleseck But it looks and feels so good!

I've never heard of triple d before

Or The Mask... Smmmmmmokin!

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You are an air sign? 😂 Wtf does that have to do with anything. Please stop pseudoscience.

no, the hair follicles are not affected by it.

@@notyourramen 😯

Yeah I’m wondering what it looks like a couple months later. Of course it looks less wrinkled when your body is all inflamed and puffy from the damage.

Well, sheeit! Why not just wipe some battery acid on there and do it quicker?

Basically all procedures that are meant to treat scars also have the risk of causing new scars

It’s kind of hard to be happy when the majority of people have nicer skin than I do.

it’s hard to be out there in the real world, you will not understand who it feels to be neglected by others just because how you look.

“How does it look after she recovers” would also work