Plastic Surgeon Reveals 5 Things I Was Wrong About! 

you were wrong calling men in dresses women. how about you start with that one

What wow really lol

You need to come up to Seattle and take a tour of Bastyr University. It's the largest natural health university in the US. They do amazing work.

Is penis enlargement a real thing I've never heard of that?

​@@hoihoipoipoi you sound hurt :,(

Agreed!! Any doctor who readily admits when he or she is wrong has my respect. I'd much rather trust my health to a person capable of learning from their mistakes than a stubborn fool who won't let go of their "perfect" image.

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My doctor was great about that. Obviously he was usually right but there were a few times that I brought him articles (medical ones, not from Reader's Digest etc) and he accepted and read them and said "thank you for making me aware of this."

You said it perfectly!

I have had SO many doctors simply refuse to believe that they, or even one of their colleagues, could be wrong. If you want a second opinion, never say what the first opinion was.

I agree

The term is not limited to law and medicine. Consultancies, engineering firms, architects, and many other kinds of professionals also refer to their firms, specialities or lines of business as 'practices'. It's first recorded as such in 1421 to mean ‘to exercise oneself in a skill or art in order to acquire, improve or maintain proficiency’. From 1542, however, it is recorded as meaning ‘to perform (an activity) or exercise (a skill) repeatedly’. Medicine is not something that can ever be 'perfected' because it's an inexact science that's also ever-evolving; and like all biological systems, both disease-causing organisms and their victims evolve. Furthermore, we're making medical discoveries everyday that either confirm or discredit previous theories and practices within the medical and scientific fields.What was considered a 'cure' in yesteryear has become 'not evidence based' now but will soon be seen as a possible 'cure' again. It happens every year in medicine where things change because of more years of research, which ironically takes us back to the practices of yesteryear. We seem to be stuck in this endless contradictory cycle of medical cures and discoveries, and where the same scientific research studies can yield different results at different times. As an A&E doctor, I'm humbled everyday by how little my colleagues and I know even after years of practice. For this reason, I remind my patients that it's important not to outsource the responsibility for their health-care to external parties and rely too much on doctors to 'fix' them, but educate themselves in order to choose the path best suited to their individual needs, which may include integrative approaches. Allopathic medicine is very young in its development whereas holistic and traditional medicines have existed for millennia, so it'd be imprudent to dismiss them when we're dealing with people (whole organisms) and not just the disease (pathogens).

But sadly, many are in the mind which can make the body sick. All connected.Fix the mind, fix the body.

I eventually got a diagnosis, and thought whew the gaslighting by Dr's will end. Now I get crap like, " your condition is so rare, no one is thisxentirecregion wants to take on your care". Great.

Once a gyn told me that my issues were because I was premenopausal at 35. Almost Three years later my period is fine. I still suspect about the COVID vaccine causing me issues with my period before

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@@youtube_user9110 Period issues have always been there. I'm mid 40's had several different period phases in my life way before Covid vaccine.

And I don't blame you.

I think all the women out there who had to go through a gazillion doctors before finally getting one who treated their endometriosis, and was told that their debilitating cramps and two week long periods were “normal” would have great empathy for you.

I literally have had that same issue for a couple of years now.. My nose always feel congested in at least one nostril (which one varies)..even when I'm not. I can't get proper oxygen.. The doctor just gave me something de-swelling. Didn't help.. so now I just live with this sh*t.

Grrrrrr

Very true. I was not properly diagnosed with my vocal-cord-related breathing issue or sleep apnea because my problems were "psycho-somatic."

ikr? That made me so happy when I heard him say such a beautiful thing about his daughter. Your father sounds wonderful.

@@nadiamccall4311 He was such a good man hope you are having a great day. 💜

If I only had a father like him.....my life would be so much better

As someone who wasn't as lucky, I love when people are vocal about their good father and about being one. It makes it easier to see the good in the world. And please never feel bad for your good luck. You deserve having a good father and that doesn't take anything from anyone. In fact, I'm convinced that just shares a good example and spreads kindness like you just did.

@@Dekubud Thank you, clearly you are a great example of rising above adversity and the reminder to just share kindness.

He really irritated me w that one

Us Africans too.

Yesss ! We used it growing up also. Would use it on our 'baby hair" too. 😀😁🤣😂

​@@2okaycolawhy irritated? he literally said he was wrong lol

Even Caucasian women used Vaseline all the time. Very moisturizing.

Yeah, we are all human!

My mom is a cosmetologist, and she has told me that it’s more that it prevents dead skin from sloughing off naturally, and also suffocates skin which is porous. your skin doesn’t absorb it like it would with plant or animal oils. So people with acne or sensitive skin, or skin conditions like psoriasis should avoid it as it can make those conditions worse, and can cause breakouts of pimples. Otherwise it’s safe.

@@MermaidMakesi have dry skin and use it under my eyes and on my lips. anywhere else makes me break out

@@twobabka I think lips is probably the best place to use it! If you haven’t tried already, I recommend pure unrefined shea butter, which has antimicrobial properties and a lot of other nutrients! That’s my go to in this dry winter weather.

@@MermaidMakes interesting! well since ur the spawn of a cosmetologist i will take ur advice cuz i hâte the texture of aquaphor

It was precious! I loved him as a dad for speaking his feelings about his baby girl 😍

But he is a plastic surgeon, though. Most plastic surgery patients are women. If women are "beautiful as they are", what kind of surgery will he do now, then?

What plastic surgeons SHOULD be doing, eg, treating patients with head and neck cancers, burn and accident victims, those disfigured from other medical conditions. Is that enough to be going on with ? Cosmetic surgery covers only a tiny fraction of what's classed as plastic surgery !

@mpatey63 cosmetic surgery is the biggest fraction, surely. People with disfiguring are rare. They should be making people feel better with themselves. For many, that is achieved through cosmetic surgery.

@@justmeagain7 As far as I’m concerned, you can get a third boob if you want one. None of my business. Youn isn’t comfortable with the widespread idealization of caucasian features and I think that’s perfectly understandable. It’s personal for him. What’s more, he isn’t stopping anyone. He’s simply referring people to other plastic surgeons. It’s his right not to personally participate. It’s practice.

I try to keep myself grounded, but not always successful lol

@@DoctorYoun You're doing a beautiful job!

Congratulations for being the daughter of 2 terrific people.

Very cool. You carry his DNA babe. Isn't it cool when we understand what Titans our parents were.

Amazing story thank you so much for sharing.

wow🙏😻 Amazing story, thnx for sharing, God bless your parents and you❤

Glad to hear you are doing well!

How odd to have such an adversarial relationship. I’ve had a variety of doctors over the years, the best ones always appreciated the perspectives of others. By far the best doctors I’ve had were functional medicine specialists.

​@@karenneill9109I trust MDs the least!

Unbelievable

How were you injured by the D.O.? So glad the naturopathic helped.

Same. Some of them know what they are doing but some are total quacks. Let's not forget they were the original fear mongers about vaccines too, way back in the day. No thanks.

You would if your C1-C3 was misaligned

It is well known that doctors never commit medical errors...

how many people died by surgeons, would you still consider surgery if it's necessary?

Same in my country. There is plenty of those who damage peoples bodies

Can I ask what brand eye serum you used? I have double lids until a few years ago, now I have hooded lids due to aging.

@@sct4040 Any lash serum that contains prostaglandin will carry the risk of orbital fat loss. You may or may not get this and instead get darkening of the eyelid skin, permanent darkening of the iris (color part of the eye), or other side effect. Latisse was notorious for all the symptoms and it’s only available by prescription. I used an over the counter lash serum and they aren’t regulated by the FDA because they’re cosmetic. It’s cheaper to get the eyelid surgery because the lash serum caused me to get meibomian gland dysfunction. Basically the oil glands along the eyelid margin got clogged. It’s incurable and I’ve had 6 IPL (laser) treatments at $400 each ($2,400 so far) and will have to get one every 6-10 months for the rest of my life. I also have to do warm compresses (USB powered compress $100) twice a day for 20 mins followed by an eyelid massage to express the melted oils in the eyelids, and then a lid scrub with a hypoclorous acid spray ($30 per month). I also have to take 2000 mg of Omega-3 fish oil supplements daily ($50+/month) and take a lose dose antibiotic daily. All this is quite expensive so I recommend you just get the eyelid surgery. It’s way cheaper than to live with blepharitis. A couple thousand $ and it’s all done with plus the outcome is more predictable. Besides the high cost of treating MGD/Blepharitis, I also have eye discomfort, like dryness and light sensitivity. But at least my eyes look pretty now 🤷🏻‍♂️ Oh and I forgot to calculate in the cost of all the vials of lash serums that I went through. ($50/month for about 4 years) $2400! 😬 Ya, surgery is cheaper and safer.

@@syp123 I think the commenter before you will see. Since you posted without tagging anyone, everyone that replied to the thread gets a notification. Yeah possibly from normal aging and orbital fat loss. Both my parents do have double eyelids so I have the genetics for it. My parents always found it strange that my brother and I didn’t have double eyelids. It was just so strange that my eyes changed so late in life. It’s actually a blessing because my upper eyelids were beginning to droop with excess skin. Now that there is a crease, my eyes look lifted and also my eyelashes point straight forward instead of downwards like it used it.

Did you lose weight? It happened to my ex as well in his 30s. He lost like 40 kilos. First one, and the other happened like yours.

@@jnm2088 no weight loss. In my late 30’s I started to notice when I would get really tired, my one eye would open up with a crease but it was very temporary. I’m glad I didn’t need surgery on the other eye to get them to match because the eye with the crease opened 20% higher than the monolid eye. I went around lifting my eyebrow on the monolid eye for almost a year. It was exhausting lol. I also remember it being brighter on the double eyelid side too and my field of vision was a little better.

Yes, it will be on audible. Best wishes to good health for you.

@@DoctorYoun yay and thank you🎉

Yes, my Grandma has dementia, it's not terrible yet, thank goodness. She broke her hip 5 months ago and she is much worse physically then she was before. She went from frail to something way worse. It's hard to see.

I think there needs to be a division between naturopathic/holistic doctors and chiropractors. I trust my naturopathic doctor, I would never go to a chiropractor.

@@morgensellier7816 I agree 100%

@@morgensellier7816More division in health care, yes because that’s what exactly what patients need🙄

Me thinks he made a lot of money off of "fixing" chiropractic "errors." Sometimes a Chiropractor can help delay surgery for awhile. You know. At least until the surgeons can get through golf season.

​@@morgensellier7816There is a division, and you're missing out.

I know, it's awful, they should put their profession before their egos.