Go Navy!! I am a Navy vet. Thank you so much for your transparency. Whether we agree or not if someone SHOULD do such a procedure, it's really nobody's business what we SHOULD do. Fact is, you wanted to do it, due to your research, you did it, and we all learn a great deal. I learned not to do it, haha, and I learned that I probably could never do a chamber either due to claustrophobia. I let my hair go grey in my 50's because I just couldn't afford to keep it dyed, and I was getting tired of the maintenance. My kids and friends say my hair is just as beautiful as ever and my daughter-in-law says she no longer fears grey hair because she will let it go natural as I did and will love every bit of it!!
I had surgery 4 years to have my eye bags removed. After the surgery, Apparently my eyes weren’t shutting enough so they were extra dry. My eyeballs were yellow and red and the texture was horrible. I was so mad that I tried to change my looks, but I was holding in the tears. After 2 weeks, I couldn’t take it anymore, I balled and balled and balled and found that the real real tears is what I needed. The next morning I could see the difference. So I decided to watch a bunch of sad soppy movies for the next couple of days. Finally, I was healing. At first I was mad at myself, but now I couldn’t be more happy about the outcome.
I thought she lost her medical license. On May 27, 2015, she was convicted on six felony counts of offering a false or forged instrument for filing with the state. She did not report those convictions to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
I'm impressed with your willingness to share the journey. I do hope you end up in a "better" place. It's awesome how you are willing to show you're low points. You're doing a service to all who are they considering this process. Kudos!
Dr. Boz good luck to your son for applying at the the Naval Academy. My son went to the Naval Academy this year. I cannot be more proud of my son. I like your videos & I gained lot of information for better living.
To each her own choice. I sincerely hope dr. Boz heals perfectly and that the results are as she expects and hopes for and more. I think it’s super important that she really repeats, underscores, about the risks of this, she went into it after years of complex protocol; her body was at its best to handle it, she has a hyperbaric chamber to use, she has the knowledge and the accessibility of handling any emergency, like the sinus infection. This is crucial. There is one thing I am disappointed about, I remember a long time ago on a live a question about cellulite and keto, which is not only “aesthetics” - and dr. Boz is advocating for aesthetics in this moment, no shade, no shame about that but I am surprised since she used to be so judgy about that - cellulite is an inflammation, and it has a huge impact on many women’s self esteem (not saying that’s ok, it is what it is, and I did not ask that question) that live she just brushed the question off with judgement, she was busy with serious issues, not vanity (not her words, which I do not remember, her attitude) and did not answer. I wish she was less judgmental of others as we all have our own vulnerable spots, which this procedure of hers is showing. And I wish she had answered that question it would have been more congruent and respectful.
Go find another doctor. Dr Mandall and Dr Berg got good videos on you tube. Plenty water and exercises to start with .good luck P.S.less caffeine. I got it don't mind it. Swimming us the best
@@dilekavan5796 thanks but that was not my point at all! 😂 I was simply stating how there was a double standard in her with judging what was "vain" and what was worthy of her attention...I was very surprised she did this whole crazy procedure on her face since she was so superior to vanity apparently...
@@bluejay5531 you're right.... Anyway I'm happy that this is mostly a USA thing. In Europe we don't have an obsession with procedures and plastic surgery (yet). 🤫😁
@@bluejay5531 there's some stupid and vain people here too, of course. But it's not a craze like in the US 🤫🤭 They mostly end up looking like Donatella Versace 👽if not worst...once you start it's difficult to stop 🤷🏻
I am 67. I can imagine having a surgical procedure on my face only if a doctor who was so well-recommended that I couldn't afford him was doing it. On the other hand, I wouldn't mind having my wing flaps removed because I've lost 50 pounds (so far) and they're pretty ugly. In fact I would be fine with some minimal scarring, doesn't have to be perfect to be a lot better than they look now.
I’ve noticed when I go back to sleep in the morning and get waaay more sleep, I genuinely look about 5+ years younger. My daughter noticed it a few years back now I see it too. My cheeks look plumper, my eyes look bigger and vibrant and less wrinkles.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I was going to have this done, but not after watching this. I don't think I could handle the pain, I had no idea it was that bad. I'm sure your results will be beautiful.
My friend did this about six months ago and I felt so sorry for her. Now I envy her. She looks great. She did it for her 70th birthday and she’s so happy she did.
I have been listening to you for the last couple of months, and you have been so insightful and encouraging on my journey. I think this is going to be my favorite video because of how candid you really truly are. You are so real and accessible. You have shared life saving, life changing information--- freely... Your advice is free and it's world-changing. 🙏 Thank you so much Dr. Boz!
Praying for your Son. Thank you for all the great information. I love how you and your husband adore each other and love your children. God bless you. Your good people.
Agree.I am 60 and love this time of life. When you accept you are going to age and yes, your looks will change life becomes so much sweeter and freer. All the money and time and effort to chase something away (aging) that will happen anyway.
OUCHIE!! After having 6 different necessary eye procedures over a period of about 3 years, I have NO desire to volunteer for a doctor to do anything to my face. I hope you are happy with the results.
I appreciate that you posted this. I have thought about doing more than micro needling, but this has convinced me it isn’t for me. I’ll stick to retin A and moisturizing. Hubby loves me as I am. I can spend my money on other things.
I don't understand why people do this to themselves. Why can't we Ge gracefully, unexpensively, and healthy way. I thought eating how you eat was good enough.😢
Everyone should do what they want. For me, looking in the mirror sort of freaks me out. But, I’ll just stick with being freaked out. I can’t imagine doing this to my face. I have been through enough pain and misery for this life.
I guess not. Wendy on loving it on keto does this too. I just hope they don’t do the Botox fish lips cuz I will stop watching 😂. It’s just so uncomfortable to look at.
That's scary. I'm glad you're doing well! I've used a couple differently liquid collagens & love them both. I'm 58 & took before & after pics & you could definitely see the difference, so I'm a firm believer in taking liguid collagen. Liquid is 90+ % more absorable than powder or pills that are only 3-30% absorable but not all liquid collagens are created equal.
laser treatments on human skin are some of the worst painful experiences you can go through. Boz - you are a beautiful woman. Don’t try to improve yer face. It’s what God gave you. Thanks for sharing the experience.
Speaking as a guy in my early 30s, women don't reach their peak into their 40s and even 50s. That's if they look after their health. Those women who live healthy, when they reach 40s and even well into 50s are the most attractive for men. And Dr Boz looks amazing, she ages very well. She is not going to look old for a number of years, even then, just go with it. Right now she is in her peak.
Thank you for sharing your story! As a sixty year old woman who takes many steps to be healthy and youthful I appreciate your vulnerability. You are a beautiful woman - inside and out!
I did the same procedure. My skin looked great for awhile after it healed completely, but you have to do it about every year or two because my old skin returned…but I won’t ever do it again! It was too messy and painful, plus downtime involved. I’d rather save up for a facelift! 😊
Oh yes, ultimately we all continue to age. No getting around it unless you expire! I'm coming up on 68 and the wrinkles are becoming pretty extreme on my face due to a lifetime of loving to be outdoors. Also as a cancer survivor who was told that she wouldn't live to see 56, I'll just take what comes.
I've been doing the same treatment for years. I do about every 18 months. I look like a burns victim for a few days, but no pain after the initial few hours. I take strong painkillers before and 4 hours after the treatment. After that no painkillers required. I get great results. I've had people ask my if I've had a facelift before. The science bit (I remember from nurse school many moons ago!) is if you pin prick the skin (with lasers or actual needles) you body will dramatically increase the collagen production 2 or 3 mm around the puncture wound and this is what tightens your skin. After a few days you can sloosh of the dead skin/scabs with an abrasive wash or mit and cover up with your usual foundation.
Wow! Thank you for touching on the social aspects of fasting. I’m 72 & 108lbs. I’ve lost muscle mass. So glad to know I’m fasting too much. I only do 18-6 about 4 x a week or I loose too much weight. Great information. Thank you Dr.Boz. I think u will look beautiful & will all be worth it Jana - Texas
Thanks for sharing, Dr. Boz. I've had several rounds of Fraxel. I feel your pain! Just keep looking forward to a couple weeks from now. You'll be thrilled! 🙂
Well, Dr. Boz, all that may be for nothing unless you're taking vitamin C to the tune of 10 grams per day, and the amino-acid L-lysine by the 5 grams per day, for that is the minimum needed to convince the body to produce collagen after age 50. I do take them, and I do heal from wounds; in fact, my skin recovers from a pinch test in like half a second, as if I was a 20 year old, and I'm 65. But you can't beat around the bush on this one. No 10g C?, no 5g lysine?, no collagen. Period! And don't say these are high amounts, because any stupid dog makes 17 grams of vitamin C per day. It's only humans and orangutans that can't. And we used to get them easily, anyways, from animals, as raw meat has huge amounts of vitamin C. But cook it and it's gone. And no, I'm *NOT* advocating eating raw meat; but you can buy vitamin C at the pharmacy, nowadays; the trick is to just do it. And not chewable; chewable C destroys your mouth. And not timed-release; it destroys your stomach. And not "natural" or "from natural source", which destroy your budget for nothing. Just the cheap, plain C tablets or powder. EDIT: Oh, yeah, this is called "the Pauling Protocol", and it calls for a bit of glycine, also; but I get my glycine from taking the bisglycinate forms of magnesium and zinc. Search for "linus pauling vitamin c lysine protocol" to know more.
@@sl4983 Yes, IF you gulp it down fast. Don't let ascorbic acid spend even a second in your mouth; that is BAD for ya, (for the enamel, you get cankers on your tongue and gums). That's what happened to me when I was young and started consuming chewable vitamin C. BAD stuff ... Your esophagus does not like vitamin C either; so you should gulp it down fast AND follow it with water to wash the esophagus quickly. The esophagus likes to be on the alkaline side; but your stomach can stomach vitamin C no problem, though ... Unless it is Timed Release vitamin C ... That is another BAD thing, as the TR vit C tablet dissolves slowly, and what most people do is throw one back and sit to watch TV, so the tablet sticks to one spot on the wall of the stomach and acidifies it on, and on, for a whole hour; all the acidity concentrated in the same spot, and it can give you an ulcer. So, stay away from chewable AND from timed release.
@@privateerburrows ok good to know! Especially that the esophagus doesn't like it but it's ok in the stomach. I guess kids shouldn't be chewing C chewables?
I quit coloring my hair in 2014 and I get so many compliments on my grayish hair. I've had a lower facelift over 10 yrs ago. I like that I can age gracefully. I'm also researching starting keto and that's why I've been watching your videos. You're very knowledgeable and share alot of information (ie; the science) and I like that about you. I do quite a few alternative type therapies and I'd say I'm much healthier now at 65 than I was in my 40's but aging hurts, physically (inflammation) and I personally think if one wants to be a better version of themselves, they should! I had a facial in 2017 which did nearly the same thing to my face as your laser treatment did. Most of the work I've had done was in Costa Rica or Mexico by qualified surgeons and a dermatologist. The facial was about 1/10 the price of your laser treatment so there are things people can do to get similar results but for less cost. I wish I could send you a pic from then but I don't see anywhere I could post it here. Keep up the good work. You are an amazing healthcare professional and a higher vibration than average. Thank you for sharing! God bless.
You are smart and brave. I don't think you needed this but I respect your thoughts on it. I respect you so very much Dr. Boz because of those things and more! You are a great teacher! This is interesting, although I'd never do it. Thank you for being so transparent!
Love yourself. You are beautiful as you are. Eat right and be happy in life. Stay safe and beauty is only skin deep. Your skin is the major organ, keep it healthy by eating healthy, rest and relaxation.
Thanks for sharing❤. I went through a routine glycolic chemical peel at a spa which left my tan skin with burns for over 6 months. Looked like a burn victim! Dermatologists told me I am lucky not to be left with discolored skin permanently. Long recovery. Scary for people with more melanin in their skin.
By the way people of color (any Med-tan or darker skin) need to be super careful because not all providers understand the effects on darker skin tones, even dermatologists make mistakes.
Also, CONGRATS on your son getting this far! Our son went to the Air Force Academy and was accepted at West Point! The work you all have put in is amazing!! Also, thank you for your vulnerability!!
This is a teachable moment for me. I have skin conditions so I guess I can't do this, of course i'm not planning to do it anyway. I've seen this before and learned more what's going on underneath the skin. And she's not vain. She has the guts to show herself still swollen. Thank you for this episode.
This was really interesting. I had never heard of fibroblasts. I guess I’ll ditch that collagen powder. Tell your hubs gray hair isn’t the worst. I never asked. I figured he has sliver streaks so why can’t I? Actually, I woke up one day and thought 25 yrs was enough of sitting in a salon chair for hours every five weeks. My life revolved around hair appts. I got my mind off my silver transition by focusing on a keto diet, IF and exercise and I think my skin looks better than ever. He’s an internist and now complains my BMI is too low (it’s not) but loves my hair. Can’t win. 😂
What you are doing has far more reaching implications than may be clear right at this moment. This sort of …yes dangerous to some extent experimentation could lead to breakthroughs in many areas. Documenting your progress with a medical understanding is special. Any step along the way may be important. I love that you take everything seriously and try to help everyone. 🇦🇺
If it is rejuvenating the skin on your face and the end effect is a more youthful complexion and getting rid of age related sun damage and whatnot. Great! I've had some minor laser work in the past and have Botox injections on a regular basis. I view it as maintenance so as long as the procedures are safe and effect and performed by skilled hands. Great again. Usually, things like this look worse before they get better.
First of all, bravo for your transparency, self reflection and honesty. I think it takes a lot of bravery to just lay there and have a thousand wasps sting your face. Speedy recovery. It doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks, you are living in the skin you are in. I went through a “should I have some work done?” in my early 50s because an older friend had a facelift done in her early 50’s, but that feeling soon passed. I’m now almost 60 and content with just being a lot healthier than I was in my early 50’s.
Hey - I see a lot of humility here - not vanity. Having things on your face burnt off is always a challenge. I am undergoing radiation on my nose for managing an aggressive squamous cell cancer. Everyday for the next 6 weeks. Who knows.
First thing, I greatly appreciate all the research and teaching you offer us, Dr. Boz!! Thank you for your bravery in sharing your journey! I’m 61 now and before I married, 40 yrs ago, I told my husband I would grey naturally. I’ve no regrets! It’s been a bit tough getting used to wrinkles and age spots. However, I find it frustrating to be surrounded by women who are coloring their hair and doing all sorts of expensive/risky procedures to fight the inevitable process of aging. I’m determined to keep up with the struggle to live a healthier lifestyle while accepting the aging process and smiling more - wrinkles and all!
.you truly are so lovely. Your skin has always been remarkable. It seems like you are questioning your decision. No judgment. Just encouraging you that this was/is not necessary.
How in the world can this be good for your skin? It looked like she was aerating your face.😢 I would have been terrified that I ruined my face not to mention increased my risk of skin cancer....no way would I ever do this. JS
I had this procedure done (age 60) and it really helped my Mediteranian skin that is prone to acne and pore congestion. I healed up quickly and my skin looks great. That said, it is a bit painful and takes a few days to heal. You will probably be happy iwht teh results once you are completely healed! thank you for your video!
You are a BRAVE woman!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! I am torned between praying your son gets in and praying he doesn't. Right now the military requires more patience than any other place I know of...watch all my husband goes thru each day and the nonsense has increased 10x over the last 5 years...rushing to wokeness over caring about readiness or military health or anything. Latest is the Navy near Seattle using Psilocybin mushrooms to treat PTSD instead of even trying Keto (Keto currently a no-go in the military!, even though Navy Seals have used it effectively in the past!)
I remember a student got too close to a campfire and received mild skin burns on his face. After a week later the old skin peeled off and he looked years younger. It didn’t cost him anything but some petroleum jelly.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! You are already so beautiful, I hope that this procedure will help restore your collagen.....gee, I just bought a whole bunch of collagen from Costco! Return it????
I think you will love the results. I like to do Cool Peel, which is the CO2 peel, but the gentle version and the results are lovely. I love hyperbaric treatments, great for autoimmune and just overall health. At first I thought maybe you had a Phenol peel, which I'd love to try. Don't worry Doc. you are going to love it and seeing as you had the deep peel, you won't have to do it again, well maybe in decade, but who knows what awesome procedures will be available in 2033? I do have one question for you though Dr. B. I've been hearing a lot about hydrated cells lately, and how keeping your cells hydrated can yield incredible weight loss, and autoimmune remissions results. I have been using electrolytes and glycine powder in my water to help w/ hydration and help quell my AI symptoms. What else should I be doing and does using the electrolytes and glycine water break my fast and stop autophagy?
Glad you showed all this! If I ever thought of doing this procedure I have changed my mind. Can’t see the result are worth ecpense and pain! At 76, I’ve been teaching fitness classes for almost 40 years. I also eat healthy and have used retinA for years. I might look 60 at most. Retina is not that expensive anymore and exercise costs little. Also I suggest laughing a lot and BE happy !”laughter does good like a medicine!”……..The Bible We are so pressured to stay looking young. We all feel that pressure, don’t we? I get tired of it. Love your life!
If you walk 8 or 10 km a day. 5 days M_F or any suits you .I lost 20 kg (walking to and from work )in 60 days with no diet at all,after menopause at age after 46. Never lost in a diet in my life
I learned that I will not do this even if could afford it. And how much did your hyperbaric chamber help your recovery and results? Do you have to add this purchase for the recovery and results?
Given what I said before, I still think this procedure is unnatural and wrinkles are ok as you get older. You're a beautiful woman and some wrinkles won't change that. Also, skin care, diet, good health, and meditation will take you a long way without all this insult to your system.
Thank you for your brave humility. You are a model of openness, and a model of what placing your value in Christ, not the world's opinions, really means.
I did it a few years ago with a Halo/BBL laser. First two hours were intense while I drove home in Midwest November with the AC on in my van. Yes, I was reevaluating my life, my decisions, and thinking maybe I’ll just grow old instead. Lol😂 after a few days, dark age spots fell off my face in the shower and that made me very happy. I had a big brown spot on my cheekbone and I hated it. I had to get kids to and from school and sit at a basketball practice looking like Pizza face. I was embarrassed by it but it didn’t last long and I was happy with the results. Would I do it again? Yes
My wife had this... and this is exactly what she looked like and what she felt like. She slept in my recliner for a week! It was a great outcome and recommends it. I dunno... Isn't it strange being the same age as OLD PEOPLE? Retired Navy, 24 years in submarines and Navy Medicine... GO NAVY!
I thank my mom for being so darn strict on me when i was younger… no makeup. Even in working life, I used very light makeup. So now at age 50sth, I still have really good skin. I bear with the bits of pigmentation… what the heck I guess at 50+… I’m allowed some imperfection, hehe.
I have done it before, and after it healed? I was thrilled with the results. If i think my face looks good i feel better and i rlthink that is pretty normal.
I will stick with the pharmaceutical grade castor oil. You are very brave, not only to do this but to share it on the internet. That’s too expensive of a procedure and too much trauma for me. 😢
I’ll be 55 in February. I probably could use this treatment. However, My God does that look painful 😖. I hope you heal quickly 😅. I hope the pain and suffering was well worth it. I’ll be back to check out the results.
I,m sorry you are going through this. I always thought you were super hot before the treatment, but who am i ?? I,m just a man that knows what a beautiful woman is.. As a man, i am never going to try and change myself.. Hope everything heals up and ,, i really dont know how this will make you more beautiful.. you had perfect beauty already dear, and those lovely pearls...wow. Keep making videos on fat lose, thankyou your a big help. Got 40 lbs to go myself.. I will be praying for you.. brother Harvey
Totally disagree with fasting being lonely! I lost 40 lbs and it's been a lifestyle for 5 years. I am peri-menopausal. I cook and bake for others. People respect my journey.
Years ago my mother did a face peel. She looked like Miss Piggy for awhile and I didn’t think it made any difference to go through that kind of PAIN!!! 😫😰😫 Swallowing grass fed collagen, fixed my very painful shoulders. 🙌 ❤️🤴❤️ 🙌
I read a lot of ur comments. It takes a lot of courage to show and post this. I think you are Beautiful and you are not going to get any more beautiful ❤️ I look at people who teach us how to eat and work out to get the best of ourselves. Well, it should show on our body what we believe in to others. In my opinion, you should let what you teach us be your crown and glory. I'll still be watching you. 😊
If she were truly vain then she wouldn’t have shown herself during the process. She would have had the procedure and then hid and never tell anyone and then show her face when it was all said and done. But she didn’t do that. She showed the process to everyone. The good, bad and the ugly. That’s not vanity.
Clearly, definitively, you miss the quote, the meaning of the quote, the source of the quote, the context of the quote, and the rationale behind the quote. Nevertheless, I’m sure you are both valued and appreciated in the village that must be missing you.
@@lawrencehawkins7198rude much? Try being helpful next time instead of condescending. Clearly you think you understand the Bible so maybe try living by it and treating people with kindness.
WHY? You didn’t NEED IT?? I do believe that doing that is part of VANITY. I LIKED that you started the video with the definition of VANE! I haven’t been with you long enough to know you but the little I have seen, I do feel that parts of that definition may apply. My question is, do you STILL have a practice and treat people as an internal medical professional doctor? I purchased your book about your mother. Haven’t read it but I will soon. I’m looking forward to see how your life progresses. I’m going to be 74. I haven’t purchased products. It’s wonderful that you also have researched or hired a team anyway to develop “ketones” to help with ketosis. And I also have to mention your comment about NEEDING TO LOOSE 10 POUNDS, and I think followed with something, paraphrased, like a lot of people think they do. I vote it might be a good idea to hang on to those in the event that you DO become ill. It can buffer a weight loss. I’m not a medical professional and my comments are my OWN, but I’ve lost MANY family and friend members to CANCER and weight loss is part of the diagnosis or the beginning of where to start looking if you have lost weight without trying! I’m just being honest and I welcome anyone wanting to share with me your thoughts, including you, Dr. Boz. I’m still hoping to find out a substitution for sardines if you can’t tolerate the taste when you suggest eating them for a specified length of time. ☺️
visiting a dermatologist when 17yrs old he said never let the sun go on your face, I was having terrible problems, Celtic skin! I have always tried to follow his advice and now at 75, people often ask if they can check if my date of birth is correct! Would have loved to tan better though.
I went through “surgical menopause” at 35. I didn’t do HRT (which I regret now), so I’ve been post menopausal for 23 years. Is there anyone out there in a similar situation who’s done Fraxel? I’ve done radio frequency micro needling (RFM) 3x with very modest results.
I saw Maria Emmerich also having treatments now. My 2 cents. If you want to and have the money, do it. Whatever your motivation. You will be 70, 80 one day and the clock will show on your body and face. You cannot turn back time. But you can slowly and gently embrace skin sagging, wrinkling and crepey skin Even Madonna, with all her millions,still is old Age is bestowed with wisdom. If we are wise, let our beauty shine from warm and sincere hearts. Unafraid of approaching years.
A friend who had pregnancy mask did this about 15 years ago or so. I remember it was a huge expense for her. She was a singld parent and her kids were teens. She then could not afford Christmas presents for them. It was sad that she felt it was that important. She had to take a few days off work so no one could see her face. And her pregnancy mask returned fairly quickly. I do understand why people do this. I personally have thought about it. Its too extreme for me. I stick to tretinion cream. Even though we age we still want to look good.
You are so brave and wonderful for sharing this process! It is part of the female experience - the human experience - that too often is shamed or conducted behind closed doors. We need FULL INFORMATION before we can give consent, and you are leading the way into providing real-life experience about such things. God Bless and good luck to your son!
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