Plastic Surgeon Reacts to DR. PIMPLE POPPER: Severe Neurofibromatosis!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn reacts to an episode of TLC's Dr. Pimple Popper where a woman suffers from hundreds of neurofibromatosis masses all over her body. How does Dr. Pimple Popper treat her, and what does Dr. Youn think of it?
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My sister passed away from NF2 in Jan of 2017. She lost her sight at 13 and hearing at 21. She passed away at 30. She was SUPER intelligent and kind to the last day.
My mom passed away from NF2 Oct. 21 1999. There were a lot of things she couldn't do( like driving a car). She couldn't balance a checkbook. She could do those super hard logic puzzles though. She was also a gifted seamstress. I hope you are doing okay. Blessings to your sister and the rest of your family
@@marchingkoala I understand that. So sorry for your loss and hopefully you have warm, fond memories to keep too! ❤☺🌈
My cousin has NF2. He was diagnosed when he was about 5 (from what I understand thats super rare) and us about 10 now. He's never had any skin stuff but does have tumors on his ocular and auditory nerves which he's had lots of surgery and radiation for. Baffles me the difference in life expectancy between NF1 and NF2. I'm sorry to hear about your sister.
@@tailsofpearls she never had skin stuff either, it did have scoliosis and similar tumors to your cousin. All over her spinal chord and brain too. What is the age different between you two?
@@hopewindle4868 about 10 years. I was in high school when he was diagnosed
the fact that she didnt want to have kids so that they dont have to go through it breaks my hearts :(
i love how joyful and just a jolly good she is
Thts just so sad😔.
Damn thats sad
Its scary that your offspring will suffer from a gene and I get her for I carry a generic mutated gene of colon cancer.
Mostly its 97% chance your offspring will get it and I dont want them to suffer.
Its a sad reality but hey adopting a kid in the future sounds nicer. Uwu
Thats part of the reason why I don't want children either
@@Nyax50Lopez its not 97% it has to be 50%
I used to care for a young lady who had this and had profound physical and learning disability along with severe epilepsy having multiple seizures hence the reason she was cared for by learning disability nurses. It can be such a terrible disease and had a massive impact on her life.
That's terrible!!!
Sad to here. Did undergo some sort of brain scan?
like an EEG or something
maybe she should consult a brain surgeon after doing a brain scan. And the doctor may help.
Joseph Dahdouh had extensive investigations done throughout her early life and as she was deteriorating, showed with each scan that there were more and more rain tumours which were inoperable. Sadly no longer with us, passed away in her 30s as a direct result of this condition. So sad as she lost her personality as it progressed.
"They apear on the skin" oh ow "and the brian,optic nerve and spine as well" IM SORRY WHAT ?!?!
Nerves are nerves and they're all bastards when you have some disorder that affects the whole nervous system.
@@stephanies9689 People are stronger than I'll ever be !
Sad thing is that many die young of these tumours. Or, gets blind AND deaf.....
@@itsmebianka4983 You never know how strong you are until you're tested. You could be an absolute tank and not know it until you've experienced something truly awful.
@@stephanies9689 Tell me about it 🙄
Interesting topic to enlighten and trying not to be crappier in this quarantine.
Diane should really adopt some kids to fill up her life 😿💓 i cried for her. she was still very beautiful even with her insecurities
No. Children need a father.
@@jojothermidor I disagree. Rather than need a father, it'd help. What children truly need is a gaurdian or gaurdians that truly love them and care for them responsibly.
@@jojothermidor You'd rather prefer kids living their whole lives in orphanages without any parents at all, than have a child grow up with a loving mother but with no father? 🤦♀️
@@fluffball4062 No. They need a feminine female mother, and a masculine male father.
@@LinneAzalea Fallacious bullshit. Dont make assumptions.
I have a painful skin condition as well and often dermatologists want to treat with local anesthetic which doesn’t do anything when I and patients like me have large infection abscess. It’s nice to hear you talk about the benefits of general anesthetic. It’s not right that there’s an option for a patient to not feel everything but too often, that isn’t offered to us! Wish more doctors were open to giving the option of general anesthetic for conditions like this.
I honestly think Dr.Lee ask her patients before she operates. Is just that if the operation can be done in local anesthesia and they chose it its fine. Because general anesthesia means bigger bill, its not only the dermatologist your going to pay for, even the anesthesiologist and mind you they have one or a heck expensive professional fee due to the risk of their work. One wrong calculation in the dose of your anesthesia and you will end up dead in the operating table
@@masakazuhiruko550 also there are people like me who are absolutely terrified of going under 😬😬😬
The patients reaction to dr Lee saying she looked beautiful was so sweet but sad! You can tell she was shocked to be called that and she is a beautiful women in and out!
The Elephant Man's name is Joseph Merrick. Not John. :) However John Hurt did a movie as Joseph. Maybe that's where that came from? lol
in the movie they called him John instead of Joseph
He went by both John and Joseph. Im not sure what his legal name was.
His actual name was Joseph but Dr. Treves (who oversaw Merrick's medical care for the later part of his life) miswrote his first name as John in his medical publications. Some people think he used the wrong first name because Joseph was hard to understand (tumours in his mouth) or purposefully changed it.
@@butterfly99rocker I heard it was because Joseph is a Jewish name and people didn't like Jewish people much back then.
The Elephant man actually did not have neurofibromatosis though. They thought it was the same disorder but later discovered it was not.
I didn't expect to cry when watching this episode. I hope this woman is doing well.
I found this really smart quote “ don’t point out something on someone if it can’t be fixed in 10 seconds or less” so like if someone has something on their shirt or something yea point it out but if it’s about someone’s body don’t point it out
btw is it possible to get rid of extra skin on my arms? I lost a lot of weight (65 kgs), and thinking of whether i should go bulk it in the gym, or get it removed. it's over 20 cms extra skin on the upper arm, so I'm not sure entirely what to do with it :D I love working out, but having overall huge arms is not my priority
If it's really loose skin, the only way to really make a big difference is to undergo an arm lift, but that leaves a large scar. I'd leave that as your last resort!
Wow amazing. Congrats and good luck with your future
Vineet Mittal I’m obviously not Dr. Youn (or a medical professional) but I know bio oil has helped me and others with already existing stretch marks (they don’t go away, just fade better). I think it’s supposed to help prevent them as well, but I haven’t tried it.
I'd look into autophagy. Definitely research thoroughly and speak to your doctor before going down that path.
@Vineet Mittal you can't really get rid of them entirely, but you can prevent them. To prevent it, you have to drink enough, exercise and eat healthy food. I think there are oils to help them fade away, but they would never be gone. But don't worry about them too much! I have them too, even though I've never gained weight suddenly. For me, it came because my hip is um, large, like really large, and it grew suddenly. But yeah, almost every person has some sort of, especially women. Try to accept it, they are actually really beautiful in my opinion :)
Dr. Youn is such a gentle and kind doctor. Very empathetic and genuinely cares.
Almost 1 MIL subs Dr. Youn!!🥳🎉
Dr. Youn, I think you are so respectful to the other doctors and empathetic with the patients. Bonus that your voice is very relaxing. ❤ Brandi
I have a friend that’s covered with lesions. She also has terrible scoliosis and other orthopedic challenges. It’s always an emotional battle besides managing her pain. She’s the most beautiful person on the inside.
I appreciate how you explain things, Dr. Youn. This was very enlightening, for helping lay people not to judge others by their appearence. You, too, are very kind. If I lived in the U.S., I would come see you, as a patient.
I saw this episode of Dr. Lee and cried! Diane is so beautiful, strong and an amazing woman with a great smile. Blessings and Peace ❤️✝️
My heart goes to this beauty
God. As someone with a skin picking compulsion, I absolutely reeled in horror imagining having to deal with a disorder like this. Thousands of tiny bumps constantly being irritated and connected directly to nerves and constantly getting worse with no cure… oof… that sounds like unbearable suffering. To deal with not only the disorder itself, but also to deal with assholes constantly treating her differently over an appearance she can’t help and still choose to be such a kind person takes a lot of strength and courage. I’m so proud of her for keeping hope despite everything. My heart absolutely broke for her.
Anyone else just find Dr.Youns channel and haven't stopped watching since ?
4:57 He was gonna say "she's so beautiful" but then remembered he's married lol
I have neurofibromatosis and I absolutely hate it, it can be very mentally damaging to watch yourself slowly be disfigured and there’s nothing you can do about it.
The scissor moment had me like this 😬 the entire way through
Ikr! she said that it surprised her how much it hurts🤕
My cousin had neurofibromatosis, she struggle a bit through out school, but managed to get 2 diplomas, she had a tumour in her eye also. When she was 35, she had one grow malignant near her stomach, and it was inoperable. She passed away from it after fighting for a year… She was one of the most stubborn, full of like person that I have ever known!
I worked with a man who had them all over his entire body, no empty spots. I felt so bad for him as it had to be painful as all get out.
Crop, lock and pop- satisfyingly scary
I love that Dr. Lee will do procedures that many other doctors deem not worth their time. It means the world to those of us with visible skin issues!
Thank you for the Videos. What a sweet Lady she suffers so much.
Wish Diane all the best!
I had a patient I was assigned with this condition……it’s so sad 😞, he was quite a jolly chap though and it was great to have been his Nurse.
My bonus daughter (12yrs) has NF type 1. She has severe scoliosis and kyphosis(it was so bad that it was squishing her heart and lungs), optic nerve tumors in both eyes and learning disabilities. Thankfully she has not developed fibromas on her skin but it usually starts in puberty. I am happy that more shows have brought this terrible condition to the public eye.
You say you don't save lives, I think you're wrong. You give people's lives back to them. There's nothing more daunting than having to leave your house when you feel so low about your appearance. You shy away from any human interaction and feel like you're on display for people to critique and make fun of. There is so much good surrounding the surgeries that you do. And not enough can be said about giving someone the gift of confidence, to reclaim their life. Love Dr Youn, a truly caring gentleman.
You are definitely saving lives every day.
I feel for Diane so much, the fact that she is so strong and keeps going is so amazing!
I hope this lady has more treatments and feels better about herself
I really want to thank UA-cam for recommending this to me while I was *eating lunch*
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She's such a lovely person.
People can be so cruel. A teenager with this condition was trending on reddit a few months back because one of his teachers decided to target him for ridicule, even attempting to get the other students to join in on her cruelty. It had gotten to the point that he walked into class to find a cruel caricature of him labeled "Tumor boy" on the blackboard. That finally broke him, and he lashed out at the teacher. I don't remember if he screamed at her or struck her, but I do remember it getting him sent to the principals office with a recommendation for expulsion. At least this story had a happy ending, as the student showed the principal evidence of her mistreating him, and a few students came forward to support him. The teacher lost her job.
I love when you react to Dr. Lee. She's so awesome. I especially love her bedside manner. She should teach a class on bedside manner alone.
I understand the self esteem. I have multiple cysts on my face and getting new ones all the time (nowhere near as big as her problem though) and it makes me feel very ugly. About 10 years ago I had 90 of them removed (10 to 20 per visit) and the difference it made in my self esteem was immense even though not all of them were removed. Unfortunately I now have almost as many again but it would be so much worse if I hadn’t had those 90 removed back then!
Thank you Dr.Youn for bring awareness of NF. I shared this video to our NF group on Facebook.
Good lord I was getting teary eyed at the end
This is heartbreaking 💔
She’s a brave lady and to think we complain about a simple thing like a cold.
Hello Dr. Youn! I was wondering if you could react to Oli London, aka, the man that paid $150,000 to look like Jimin from BTS.
Happy for her on the end results. Hope she keeps her head up and stays positive.
If I were like Dr. Youn and she was my patient I'd invite some additional surgeons to come in and assist. Everyone just groups together to lop off as many as you can safely.
You and Dr. Lee totally own that your first job is teaching your patients about what their health issues are and bring them on board as full partners in their own care. So ... why is it that so many male doctors see patients asking questions as a major annoyance?
I have neurofibromatosis. I don't have it this bad, but I suspect it will worsen as I age (I'm 22). I have surgeries (under general anesthetic) to remove them, but I never experience pain in general.
I have scoliosis and had 10 surgeries in childhood, as well as cancer as a toddler.
Nobody:
Him: So satisfying!!!
Me: Umm...ok
Dr. Lee is an angel. ❤
I'm not crying, you are🥺
I know someone with this debilitating condition. It's horrible and has stopped her from being able to do things and enjoy life like others.😥
I have NF1 and it's not just lumps because some people have it with no lumps or even lumps on organs
Welp, I'll just sit back, get my popcorn and my diet coke ready and chill.
popcorn seems like the worse thing to snack on during this video haha
I try my best to never look at people to long or too much, even if they’re “ normal “ looking.. idk how people are so comfy with just straight up staring at people like it’s a tv show for them.
is it me or this guy is growing a teeny tiny crush on dr. lee
oop 👀
Ship is sailing lol
He’s married and happy
Dr. Youn is smiling and nodding as she cuts off the bloody bumps, while I'm cringing so hard trying my best not to look away. Surgeons are amazing.
God bless people with neurofibromatosis
Always watching Philippines...love u Doc. Youn your the best!!😘😘😘
Getting local anaesthesics can suck. I had to have three injections into the area around my toe with a needle that was around 5cm long. That was only three of them so I took it well, but that many must really suck hard.
Sorry just gotta point out - the Elephant Man’s name was Joseph Merrick, not John. Dr Treves crossed out Joseph in his journal and wrote John instead. It’s known as the “deliberate mistake” most likely because Dr Treves had been calling him John and didn’t want to correct himself
Oh that poor dear lady
Is there any Gene Therapy that slowed down the progression of this condition?
No there is not 🥺
I was born with the disease and have had some fibromas from my spine and rib cage as a young adult.
since local anesthetic is not as expensive as general anesthesia, as a non rich person, and if i were to live in the USA, the country that charges you for holding a baby after giving birth, I can see why I would go to local anesthesia
I appreciate you putting a timer for your ads! Ads are fine, but I'm from NZ so I can't get your skincare either way, so its helpful knowing I can just skip
I have this. My mom was told I did and then no I didn’t. But I do. It terrifies because my youngest has the cafe au lait spots like me. I never had the neurofibromas until pregnant with my oldest.
You should be confident and love yourself not from your outer looks but from the inside💜💜💜
I freaking love your editing. It’s so funny but cute and wholesome
Okay I just want to give Dianne a hug 🥺
I wish that there was a way to help people with this condition. I have seen something that looked a lot like ir and it can affect you for kife
I love youn's smile
Quasimodo is a fictional character, not a person from history, LOL. Absolutely feel for that lady though, I'm glad Dr Lee was able to help her, even a little bit.
I love Dr. Lee she is such a sweetheart 😍😍
God blessed her poor lady I hope she heals there’s nothing God can’t do.
one of my previous biology teachers had this condition
WHY, I'm gonna be in school, dammit!
I agree general anaesthetic would be way safer and better!
God bless
I really love your videos I'm so excited I can't wait for it to premiere
Yeah, a woman who lives in my building has neurofibramatosis. Her mom had it (she passed several years back). Her sister married a guy with the same condition. Their baby has it as well. Mom and baby have brain tumors related to the condition. I have seen the looks. Mom helped in children's church. The kids loved her. She was one of the nicest people I have ever known.
Edit: Interesting. At least one of these women is illiterate, doesn't drive, etc. Her dad is her world, and he isn't well.
I want to like Dr. Pimple Popper but she doesn’t respect nurses 🥺😭
Wait how? What did she do?
@@joesphjoeastar6024 she said something mean but she took it down now. She got a lot of hate for it... A nurse did a article on sunburn and sun poisoning and she replied “ why would a registered nurse explain this? Why not a dermatologist [eye roll emoji] 🙄#boardcertifieddermatologist”
Then she gave a lousy apology. ( which got hate again lol) Then finally gave a good apology!
But nurses still hate her because it was implied she thinks nurses are too dumb to explain something like sunburn/ sun poisoning AND / OR she just has a huge ego as a dermatologist.
Marilyn Flores hmmm I agree with dr.pimplepopper though... if it’s an issue about a skin condition, I’d rather hear about it from a dermatologist who specializes in that field rather than a nurse. I wouldn’t want to get vision advice from my dentist either 🤷🏻♀️
Nurses are able to specialize in all kinds of fields and often times when they have been in the field long enough some clinics only have arnp nurses (I think, I hope I used that right) that are on the same level as PACs or other physicians. I hope this makes sense.
That makes sense. We only play cards, remember. And we wear doctor's stethoscopes.
my sister has it, and I'm on a waiting list to check if I have the gene and chromosome "fault" too. She has all the physical symptoms, and I have all the mental/psychological symptoms. Our dad also have café au lait spots.
I think Dr. Pimple Popper skips the operating room so she can get content for her show.
It is my hope that the crisper technology, and help people with single gene disorders like NF.
You often prefer the hospital, and Everytime I agree. Comfort, she likes her office ? ? Cost effective ?
Most videos where youn reacts to sandra lee
He would tell that he would do it in general anasthetic while she does it in local anasthesia
Hello I’m in the premier I’m the first comment and the first comment in the premier ^^ love your content
Poor lady
This poor lady! But what will happen to her when they grow back :( i am so sad for her. She is so sweet.
I really like watching your show on UA-cam, i have a question. I was watching Dr. Oz and he said that getting the flu shot would five you better chances of getting coronavirus. What is your take on getting a flu shot during the pandemic
Hey dr youn !! Do you have a video on full body liposuction recovery?
5:16
THAT HAS ME WHEEZING WHAT--
I really like the you teach
I hope that someday we can find a cure...
Dr. YOUN you are sooo kind and cute. I fell so good when I see you. Hugs and Love from Germany💓God bless you
So you’re telling me since I have neurofibromatosis I can get this in my life?
That poor woman.