IMO it's because plastic surgery is much cheaper than it used to be. You can get CareCredit (if approved), go abroad, or hell even buy it from Groupon.
@@jessywanders8829 I honestly think people take out loans or go on payment plans or something. Maybe some save for it too. Some procedures are not too expensive, like filler. I still think it's shocking though and I'm not sure how to feel. On one hand it's accessible, but there's just so much risk :/
Lorry I just wanna say thank you! All my life I wanted a blepharoplasty but after watching your videos I feel like I've become knowledgeable enough about plastic surgery to know that the risk of ptosis is just too much for me
That's awesome that Lorry's channel has helped you. Don't let anyone convince you to 2nd guess your decision. You're the one that will be living with the outcome.
I agree. Everyone's getting the same nose shape, smaller and narrower. As a woman of color with wide nostrils it makes me really sad to see people do this because there's nothing wrong with their natural noses.
Lori is absolutely right. Center of the face features define a person. I have a Roman nose but large round eyes, and I feel it makes me distinct. I could understand people not wanting to be different and to fit in. It’s a choice.
The 1:52 is ABSOLUTELY true ! The human hypocrisy will never stop to amaze me, she is out here doing a wonderful job by having the courage to expose herself by talking about the multiple surgery enhancements she had (her being truthful make her even more beautiful) then she faces backlash from insecure keyboard cowards for doing a surgery prevention for people who want to get it done without taking the time to reflect on it, absolutely disgusting behavior but it’s the norm to see people contradict themselves.
Lorry, just wanted to thank you for your channel. It’s surprisingly refreshing to see non-dramatic content on plastic surgery. No judgment and sensationalism, just polite informative observation. Very ethical.
Right? This is the best channel to watch on this topic! Some people get mad because their fav celebs are on here but I’m like girl, your favorite person is lying to you about being natural😂
13:25 that may be what she wanted, but that surgeon left her with over rotation and very little bridge support. That nose is going to cause her serious issues in the near future imo. I feel like people (including surgeons) are starting to not care if noses function as long as they look cute from the side profile. No reputable surgeon should be willing drastically alter a nose like that. They know what will happen if they do.
Hey, Lorry! I just want to thank you for showing BIPOC on your channel. I have always been against getting a rhinoplasty because of losing my ethnic features. I love my African features and hated how in the past surgeons would make “Black” noses more European. I’m so glad to see BIPOC still have their ethnic features after plastic surgery. They all look absolutely beautiful. ❤❤❤❤❤
@@penguinbelly That's true, but many surgeons will give aesthetic recommendations, which can give patients new insecurities and affect what they end up asking for. And for a long time, aesthetic recommendations tended to include getting rid of "ethnic features," as in, meeting Eurocentric beauty standards were the goal. Obviously that's still the ideal beauty standard for many practitioners, but it's no longer ALL of them, and in recent years the field has gotten better at slightly altering non-white features instead of just fully replacing them with white features.
Wow, so many are unhappy with their looks and getting surgery that can be risky for the latest aesthetic trends. It's good your channel exists to educate people on the pros and cons of cosmetic surgery.
The fact that these ladies are putting their plastic surgery videos on Tiktok makes me feel like it’s about more than just surgery. Is it also seeking social approval or praise? Not sure and I’m sure each person has their own reasons for posting. It’s concerning how normalized plastic surgery is becoming. That said, I do appreciate how candid some of the Tiktok posters are. They show the swelling and stitches and cuts. Looks painful for sure.
You are so sweet - I love the way you have a nice little compliment for each of the women in their tiktok videos - you just really put out a lot of positive energy and it's very enjoyable to spend time watching your videos 💗
Hi Lorry!! One celebrity that I would love to see an analysis on in the new year is the singer SZA. Her face has changed so much recently and I'm dying to know what you see!
So interesting what you're saying about the jaw. I have orthodontics right now to correct my jaw/bite and I noticed it has caused aesthetic changes as well. It's even changed the way my lips look.
@@mjacwest yes! the biggest change is that I lost 20 pounds from having Invisalign, I lost my double chin. Its very common, everyone loses a lot of weight because of the eating restrictions with Invisalign.
I also noticed changes to my jaw and face shape when looking at my before and after pics from having braces! I had an underbite and my jaw was positioned more towards the left instead of being centered. Had to get braces because I was wearing down my molars since I was only chewing on that side since my bottom and top molars barely touched on the other side. Afterwards, my face definitely looked a little more symmetrical and I lost that Habsburg jaw thing I dealt with beforehand! Also lost a lot of weight during those two years due to not being able to eat as many things so face looked less puffy too
Can you do Alexandra Daddario? I've seen many claim she is the perfect beauty, face and body. I do think she's gorgeous but is it really all natural? If so, that woman is hella blessed.
The girl from the filter really made her nose look worse. She had this beautiful regal nose before and now she has that ski slope nose that’s just way too small. What I learned from this video is that especially young women find something wrong with their face that’s perfectly fine and get procedures they really don’t need.
I love how you're watching the TikTok video and you're smiling the whole time. It already makes the viewer feel like you are genuinely interested in watching these before-and-afters, and that you will be saying something positive but also truthful. Honestly, they were all interesting (and gorgeous) and I even learned some things I didn't know I needed to learn! For example, what you said about the lip lifts, and combined with rhinoplasty, etc. You are quite a diplomat! 15:45 "I love that they kept the projection to her nose and they just reshaped it." This is both tactfully worded as well as enthusiastic. Thank you very much for the video! These "reactions" are a great idea, and you will probably never run out of material! Wishing you and yours all the best for 2023!
Cosmetic dermatologist seconding Lorry's filler recommendations for your nose. There is high risk, they can absolutely shift, the patients that tend to want them are not great candidates, the results are not very precise, and overall the cost and risk generally just aren't worth it when compared to traditional rhinoplasty. We've stopped advertising them completely at my practice and turn down nearly everyone that asks for one at this point, and it has nothing to do with medical background or skill. I simply don't feel like they are the best option for the vast majority of people or the best way to achieve the results they desire. Part of working in this industry is knowing when to stop doing certain procedures and turn prospective patients away. Please always do your research before stepping foot into someone's office to ask for anything done. There is nothing wrong with, and you should be getting, multiple opinions on changes, especially to your face. If you don't feel comfortable with your doctor, feel like they have listened to you, or that your goals align, walk away. And as always, a thank you to Lorry for being so kind, open, and educating so many people on a subject that is unfortunately still far too taboo for how commonplace it is.
I really appreciate your professional insight here; thank you so much for taking the time to comment so thoroughly and sharing your real life experience with this; your patients are very fortunate!
Just spent a weekend in LA & ended up in a casual convo about plastic surgery. It was refreshing to see these beautiful people listing off all the procedures they have had done. The honesty is just 😻
Lorry, please do a Holly Madison analysis! She has such a sad past from her "The Girl's Next Door" days and is so open about the "beauty standard" Hugh Hefner set on the young women in the playboy mansion - even the playboy clubs and magazines had a "standard" they had to achieve
I have literally wanted a noaw job wince 17... i am now in my 30's. My profile is terrible and has caused me so much depression, bu have always been afraid of looking fake. But i think I will do it, life is too short.
Well there's a very fine line between being open and honest about plastic surgery procedures and promoting an unhealthy obsession with changing your face
3:37 My thoughts exactly on the jaw surgery Lorry. She's probably going to want a doctor to give her more definition on the sides of her jaw which probably would have been attained with the jaw adjustment surgery as well. The jaw would be put at a much better angle if she got the proper surgery, not the cosmetic band-aid fix.
@@deejames1st I’m sure some people have an easier time than others, but It should not be considered a cosmetic option. It shouldn’t be considered at all unless it is absolutely necessary and other strategies have been taken. You are cutting through multiple bones and severing major nerves that regrow oddly if they grow back 100% at all. even though I had no “complications” I lost all feeling in my bottom lip and chin, have to get 2-3x more novocain, if not a palate injection when I have dental procedures, and If you touch a place on my lip I feel it on my cheek. the recovery process was unbelievably difficult physically and mentally. You cannot consume anything that cannot pass through a syringe directed behind your molar (baby food had to be thinned with water) Up to 12 weeks of that. And every time you look in the mirror, it feels like a weird alien, swollen version of you is mimicking your movements, because your brain can’t fully recognize it’s you when you change the entire foundation of your face. Rationally you know it’s you, but there’s this instinctual sensation that something is terribly wrong, like the uncanny valley. Imagine if your reflection smiled at you, or blinked a split second before you do how viscerally disturbing that would feel. It lasts months. I would say it was a full year before my own reflection stopped giving me the heeby jeebies. They really do not adequately prepare people for it, and everyone I’ve talked to has said the impacts and complications were severely minimized, and many were never touched on at all.
@@countryrose93 And yes, they DO adequately prepare people for it and adequately perform it. It’s been years and years I have zero issues. And the doctor has zero complaints.
I would love to see your reaction to some Phenol peels!! To me it looks like they got a face lift but maybe even better 👀 Not many physicians do them bc of the chance of arrhythmia but the transformations are shocking and I always think of you when I see them!
apparently after healing is fully done the color of the skin becomes ghostly white permanently, that's why most doctors won't do them. at least that's what one of the YT plastic surgeons was saying in a recent short.
I know someone who had to go through jaw surgery and it absolutely was like Lory said form followed function. They were able to eat much better but also fixing the jaw issue made the whole face look more balanced. In my friends case it was necessary due to an accident so it really was less about beauty.
Definitely agree. Luckily, I didn’t have to go through jaw surgery to fix my bite alignment and just had braces but I still saw a difference in my jaw and facial symmetry afterwards
I just appreciate your videos so much ❤️ I love that you take such an honest approach to plastic surgery. And you are honest without being judgmental or harshly critical. I’m going through my own body modifications and just being more informed by a voice of experience has been great. I hope you and your family had a wonderful holiday and happy new year! ❤❤❤
lorry i will always support your channel as you remain one of the few honest people discussing cosmetic procedures! also, i think because you are not a doctor, you’re able to be more honest about your guesses because there’s less liability to you being wrong. that’s something i feel holds back the surgeons who do this kind of content, theyre too scared of being held liable to what they say.
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Totally agree with what you’re saying about the “custom jaw implant” one, there’s an immediate aesthetic improvement but still when you look closer you see her bite is still off and it would have been better to get jaw surgery to bring the whole lower jaw forward rather than just the chin 😢
the more of Lorry's videos I watch, the more I like my natural face. watching someone get chin implants to get a chin like mine shocked me, because I've always felt mine was too large or prominent. but to someone else it might be the look they're willing to go under the knife for! it makes me appreciate what I have.
Lorry, I don't if you discuss men's plastic surgery, but I've been very curious about what football player Cristiano Ronaldo has done to himself over the years. In his recent interview with Piers Morgan, he looks unnaturally smooth and I'm not sure, but it seems he has those surgery scars by his ears. Wondering if you could analyze/look at his changes.
Love these reaction videos, Lorry! I don't make it over to Tiktok but you bring the best 😃 thank you for more amazing content - your beauty, editing, and lighting raise the bar - you are in a class of your own on UA-cam 💗 happy new year!
Lory, thank you for also posting ethnic noses and the before and after results. Getting surgery should not be a horror show. Thanks for showing, when done correctly, plastic surgery is a very good thing. I have no idea why people make self improvement a taboo topic.
Interesting video! I'm much happier with my nose now that I learned how to Contour it with makeup. I can make it look smaller and more proportionate to my other features. I always thought my nose was too big and bulbous but I'm thankful that my husband likes it the way it is. Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder
I’ve been loving you uploading more frequently you are such a breath of fresh air so informative and gave become one of my favorite channels! Send you love this holiday season Lorry ❤️🥳💫
I dont understand the jaw implants. I feel like I have such a protruding chin and jawline as a female. And these girls are paying for this look artifically.
What is your thought on breast implant illness? I don’t know if you have a video about that but I would love to hear your opinion since you have so much experience before I get mine in one month.
I am very happy for these girls that they are doing great. But unfortunately, short videos on TikTok do not show what can be hidden behind the camera. Jaw surgery can lead to loss of sensation in the lower part of the face for life. Many Korean women face this, because this operation is very common in Korea. It becomes part of contemporary Korean fiction such as "If I Had Your Face". Lifting the lip to the nose leaves a scar that cannot be removed. Fox eyes affect vision and so on. Therefore, it is very important, if you want to change something in your appearance, not only to save money for the operation, but also to double the amount of money to redo the consequences, and also to be very careful in choosing a doctor and understand that even the best doctor can make a mistake or do not quite the way you want.
Thank you for not hating on the nose job and acknowledging that people have different aesthetic preferences. I really like a more “ski slope” nose and it bothers me how many people just hate on it right away simply because it’s upturned. If you go on the plastic surgery subreddit, for instance, there is so much negativity against people getting this kind of nose. Some people want a dramatic change and some people like the upturned nose look. Some people don’t. Some people want “their nose but better” and some people want a dramatic change. I’d be upset if my surgeon gave me a subtle change and a super straight nose against my wishes when I wanted a bit of a slope and a dramatic change. You’re really one of the few content creators on plastic surgery that is truly neutral in your commentary, that’s one of the reasons I think you’re the best! ❤
I’ve never seen this subreddit, but I think they might be angry with this type of nose because it has gone viral on TikTok and because many people are doing it as a default. They might think it’s a body trend that can go away, like it’s happening with the BBL. Now, that doesn’t mean they can hate on the person just for wanting to have it done. It’s not my favorite but I see the appeal. It can look very beautiful.
@@malenadraper8805 I would say that a lot of the negativity comes from the fact that the ski slope nose used to be the standard for pretty much all rhinoplasty. And because it was for so long, there are many surgeons out there, especially in areas where cosmetic surgery has risen very quickly in both popularity and access, where it is almost the "only" nose a doctor might give to every single patient even when it's not the result they promised. It also doesn't help that these areas tend to be where a nose of this type is extraordinarily rare to find naturally. Due to that, some people just dismiss every rhinoplasty with those results as being done by a "bad surgeon," even if they have no idea if that is what the patient actually wanted themselves! And what you want for yourself is absolutely the most important thing, so long as your expectations don't exceed realistic outcomes, you aren't suffering from something like body dysmorphia, or are doing harm to the structure and function of your nose. Cosmetic procedures should be done for YOU, the patient, and not anyone else. Critics always seem to forget this and even many surgeons color their analyses with their own personal preferences. When I feel those suppositions creeping up on me in my own practice, I like to think back to the first time I dyed by natural blonde hair a bright blue. So many people were horrified I would "permanently ruin" my blonde hair color with something so *gasp* artificial looking. But I loved it and had wanted to do it for years, researched and went to a good salon and colorist specializing in bright colors and pastels, and it was done in the least damaging way and I took care of it afterwards to keep the hair healthy. It shouldn't be treated any different than that. You don't see people making slideshows of hair colors of a random person to judge things like that anymore and it shouldn't be done for surgery either. The only person's whose opinion matters about the final aesthetic outcome is you.
the top looks suits you beautifully Lorry you look gorgeous with the necklace peaking through! guys at 11:50 PLEASE do not do russian lip fillers, they look insanely good but they are a recipe of immediate migration disaster within a month or 2. all HA fillers migrate but the russian lip technique is just ridiculously nutorious with quick migration. please read reviews about it before you ever get it done.
Interestingly, my dad had a chin implant when he was in his early twenties, as he had a weak chin. He also had a deviated septum fixed. Ironically, I look the most like my dad of my siblings, but weirdly had jaw surgery for the opposite reason: upper jaw was too narrow and had to be widened and brought forward. My lower jaw was also alered to fit. I was botched with ankylose baby molar removal when I was a child, which caused bone recession, underdevelopment, and asymmetry. I also was hit with a baseball at age 13, which fractured my lower jaw near the joint. I also need my nose straightened, but haven’t had that done at this point.
This was great! My favorites were the first one and your feedback with the jaw surgery vs chin implant. I had a friend who got jaw surgery for functional reasons and I think got a rhinoplasty that was covered by her insurance as part of the whole procedure. For her it was worth the money and pain/recovery period (and I remember the recovery being pretty awful for her. only smoothies for months) because being able to use your jaw and facial muscles properly is a priceless. The first one just made my heart warm seeing this woman turn the clock backward. I loved that the surgery helped her get her youth back!
You're such a sweet and strong soul... Thank you for informing others because im looking into plastic surgery and no one is REALLY talking about it all
I’m so happy I started following channels to helps me get back a realistic human imagery. Editing and plastic surgery has messed up my mind soooo much!!
I looked at Dr. Murray's page..so many of the noses he does look the same. He uses the same formula. I call it the Ciara nose. Can you do a video on her?
I can't wait for this big lip trend to go away. There's nothing wrong with big or small lips when they match your other facial features, but these extremely swollen lips are so unnatural. But I guess if they're happy...
I honestly looove my lips, they are full, a beautiful shape and i even got a double lobed upper lip but i WISHED for a bit more prominent cupids bow 🙊 It is almost invisible... I would be in also for a slimmed nose, a ponytail lift and a chin reduction... I have a really prominent chin and it looks stupid... and definitley some dental work... How much that would cost... I don't wanna know... 🙈🙈
The rhinoplasties (cartilage graft) to raise patients nose projection.. they're all on women of Asian descent, who often naturally have wider flatter noses. White beauty standards, yay.
Thank you so much for your content Lorry! Happy Holidays to you. I wish you a Merry Christmas (late) with your loved ones and may 2023 bring you happiness, health and success. 🤗
Its crazy some of these girls looked perfect before and worse after. Its less common they look prettier after so it worries me when I consider getting procedures.
Everythingspiritual isn’t very spiritual if they felt the need to alter their appearance. Sorry, people saying they are spiritual without knowing the first thing about being spiritual is a pet peeve of mine. Carry on…
I've has a reductive genioplasty and masseter botox, they did make quite some difference on my face but at the same time I agree with Lorry, more often than not it's the central features that stick out the most
@@vanessadiaz5308 hey! Are you looking to get it done in the states? I'm from Europe and got it done here but my advice would be to have as many consultations as you can, look their reviews and credentials, speak with former patients if possible, understand what they want to achieve with the genioplasty and imo even better if they're maxillofacial surgeons
@@Faithmay96 yes im planning on getting it done in the us. i’ve heard that a maxilofacial surgeon only does them for health reasons idk if they also can change just the aesthetic appearance. btw thank you for the advice ! :))
I would be so scared doing any of those procedures 😳 just general anesthesia is scary then what if you don’t get the results you were hoping for or even worse and then getting health problems. I don’t know some of these ladies shown in the videos really didn’t need anything done and honestly I don’t really like that upturned pointy nose it always ends up looking a bit like a piggy snout!
2:44 tweaks done to the perimeter of the face matter less than tweaks done to center of the face. interesting. Good observation that some tweaks, while well done, didn't make the person prettier. Is fun to watch their expressions when they see the good results.
Hii lorry, I wanted to ask you, do the people with plastic surgery age well or do they look bad when they get older compared to people who did not had any plastic surgery done?
I really enjoy your videos, Lorry! You're so sweet and respectful of the people and celebrities that you speak about. Btw, you're absolutely BEAUTIFUL inside and out! 😊 Many blessings to you and your family in the New Year ❤️🙏😌🥂🎊🎇🍾🎆
Ok so the take away from this video is; no injections into the nose 😄. It’s crazy how you could go in for something quick and relatively cheap, and end up with necrosis which would be time consuming and heavy on the wallet. So many times I’ve seen examples where it would have been wise to spend up upfront, to avoid spending way more in revisions and corrections.
Hey Lorry! I’ve heard you discourage nasal filler a lot recently, which I definitely understand. I got a small amount of filler this year to fix some minor asymmetries from a broken nose, though, and it worked beautifully. Would you still recommend a surgical rhinoplasty over filler for something so subtle?
Lorry, keep doing these videos of you observing and weighing in on process, outcomes, etc. I love all of your videos, but these are some of my favorite.
I love seeing people get chin implants to have a chin that looks like mine does naturally, I've been self conscious of how pointy my chin can be when I am thinner, and it helps to know that people pay money to get what I have naturally. I am less afraid to lose weight now and have my pointy chin become more visible =)
I'm actually shocked by the amount of 'regular' people that are having plastic surgery
Me too! Who has thousands of dollars stashed away just for plastic surgery?
IMO it's because plastic surgery is much cheaper than it used to be. You can get CareCredit (if approved), go abroad, or hell even buy it from Groupon.
@@jessywanders8829 I honestly think people take out loans or go on payment plans or something. Maybe some save for it too. Some procedures are not too expensive, like filler. I still think it's shocking though and I'm not sure how to feel. On one hand it's accessible, but there's just so much risk :/
Way out of my budget, that's for sure.
Yep, my sister got carecredit for her boob job.
Lorry I just wanna say thank you! All my life I wanted a blepharoplasty but after watching your videos I feel like I've become knowledgeable enough about plastic surgery to know that the risk of ptosis is just too much for me
GOOD!
The risk is low, you should get the bleph !
Good comment. Having surgery is huge thing that can be good or bad in your life. Life health problems it can help.
He safe everyone.
You would probably be ok
That's awesome that Lorry's channel has helped you. Don't let anyone convince you to 2nd guess your decision. You're the one that will be living with the outcome.
i have a big "ethnic" nose and i hate that so many people are changing theirs. a person can still be good looking without looking like everyone else.
I agree. Everyone's getting the same nose shape, smaller and narrower. As a woman of color with wide nostrils it makes me really sad to see people do this because there's nothing wrong with their natural noses.
Soo true. My ex had a bump on his nose but I think it looked great on him. It really suites a lot of ppl.
If it makes anyone feel better, I have a prominent bump on my nose and strangers in public ask me if I'm a model quite often.
Lori is absolutely right. Center of the face features define a person. I have a Roman nose but large round eyes, and I feel it makes me distinct. I could understand people not wanting to be different and to fit in. It’s a choice.
yeah transracial surgeries are creepy especially since they all want a more european bridge
The 1:52 is ABSOLUTELY true ! The human hypocrisy will never stop to amaze me, she is out here doing a wonderful job by having the courage to expose herself by talking about the multiple surgery enhancements she had (her being truthful make her even more beautiful) then she faces backlash from insecure keyboard cowards for doing a surgery prevention for people who want to get it done without taking the time to reflect on it, absolutely disgusting behavior but it’s the norm to see people contradict themselves.
Very true !!
Also hypocritical when you're face barely moves and you have Golden Girl's dentures
Lorry, just wanted to thank you for your channel. It’s surprisingly refreshing to see non-dramatic content on plastic surgery. No judgment and sensationalism, just polite informative observation. Very ethical.
Agree
I agree 100%
Right? This is the best channel to watch on this topic! Some people get mad because their fav celebs are on here but I’m like girl, your favorite person is lying to you about being natural😂
13:25 that may be what she wanted, but that surgeon left her with over rotation and very little bridge support. That nose is going to cause her serious issues in the near future imo. I feel like people (including surgeons) are starting to not care if noses function as long as they look cute from the side profile. No reputable surgeon should be willing drastically alter a nose like that. They know what will happen if they do.
I like when the patient's ethnicity isn't erased by rhinoplasty.
Hard not to be judgmental when these girls are paying my yearly income to look almost imperceptibly different.
Hey, Lorry! I just want to thank you for showing BIPOC on your channel. I have always been against getting a rhinoplasty because of losing my ethnic features. I love my African features and hated how in the past surgeons would make “Black” noses more European. I’m so glad to see BIPOC still have their ethnic features after plastic surgery. They all look absolutely beautiful. ❤❤❤❤❤
Of course ❤️🙏🏻
Surgeons try to give what patients ask for.
@@penguinbelly That's true, but many surgeons will give aesthetic recommendations, which can give patients new insecurities and affect what they end up asking for. And for a long time, aesthetic recommendations tended to include getting rid of "ethnic features," as in, meeting Eurocentric beauty standards were the goal. Obviously that's still the ideal beauty standard for many practitioners, but it's no longer ALL of them, and in recent years the field has gotten better at slightly altering non-white features instead of just fully replacing them with white features.
Wow, so many are unhappy with their looks and getting surgery that can be risky for the latest aesthetic trends. It's good your channel exists to educate people on the pros and cons of cosmetic surgery.
The fact that these ladies are putting their plastic surgery videos on Tiktok makes me feel like it’s about more than just surgery. Is it also seeking social approval or praise? Not sure and I’m sure each person has their own reasons for posting. It’s concerning how normalized plastic surgery is becoming. That said, I do appreciate how candid some of the Tiktok posters are. They show the swelling and stitches and cuts. Looks painful for sure.
You are so sweet - I love the way you have a nice little compliment for each of the women in their tiktok videos - you just really put out a lot of positive energy and it's very enjoyable to spend time watching your videos 💗
Aww this is so sweet; thank you ❤️
Hi Lorry!! One celebrity that I would love to see an analysis on in the new year is the singer SZA. Her face has changed so much recently and I'm dying to know what you see!
We've been asking for so long...🥲
There’s a 50/50 chance they might attack her like they did with the Doja Cat analysis. Actually Doja attacked her first. So 🤷🏾♀️
I didn't even know who that was until I looked her up. You're soooooo right! We need that video!
Why would you get jaw implants to look like handsome squidward....why are women nowadays trying to look less feminine...
I agree! It's bizarre!
It's her preference, she can look however she wants
So interesting what you're saying about the jaw. I have orthodontics right now to correct my jaw/bite and I noticed it has caused aesthetic changes as well. It's even changed the way my lips look.
Do you like the changes? I'm getting invisalign soon to correct my overbite and I'm curious to see how it will change my face too!
@@mjacwest yes! the biggest change is that I lost 20 pounds from having Invisalign, I lost my double chin. Its very common, everyone loses a lot of weight because of the eating restrictions with Invisalign.
I also noticed changes to my jaw and face shape when looking at my before and after pics from having braces! I had an underbite and my jaw was positioned more towards the left instead of being centered. Had to get braces because I was wearing down my molars since I was only chewing on that side since my bottom and top molars barely touched on the other side. Afterwards, my face definitely looked a little more symmetrical and I lost that Habsburg jaw thing I dealt with beforehand! Also lost a lot of weight during those two years due to not being able to eat as many things so face looked less puffy too
Can you do Alexandra Daddario? I've seen many claim she is the perfect beauty, face and body. I do think she's gorgeous but is it really all natural? If so, that woman is hella blessed.
The girl from the filter really made her nose look worse. She had this beautiful regal nose before and now she has that ski slope nose that’s just way too small. What I learned from this video is that especially young women find something wrong with their face that’s perfectly fine and get procedures they really don’t need.
The fox eye & upturned nose trend are awful.
*me who has a naturally upturned nose*
@@blackatblu those are adorbs tho! Congrats.
I absolutely love how positive and just overall sweet you are to the girls in this video.
I love how you're watching the TikTok video and you're smiling the whole time. It already makes the viewer feel like you are genuinely interested in watching these before-and-afters, and that you will be saying something positive but also truthful.
Honestly, they were all interesting (and gorgeous) and I even learned some things I didn't know I needed to learn! For example, what you said about the lip lifts, and combined with rhinoplasty, etc.
You are quite a diplomat! 15:45 "I love that they kept the projection to her nose and they just reshaped it." This is both tactfully worded as well as enthusiastic.
Thank you very much for the video! These "reactions" are a great idea, and you will probably never run out of material!
Wishing you and yours all the best for 2023!
Cosmetic dermatologist seconding Lorry's filler recommendations for your nose. There is high risk, they can absolutely shift, the patients that tend to want them are not great candidates, the results are not very precise, and overall the cost and risk generally just aren't worth it when compared to traditional rhinoplasty. We've stopped advertising them completely at my practice and turn down nearly everyone that asks for one at this point, and it has nothing to do with medical background or skill. I simply don't feel like they are the best option for the vast majority of people or the best way to achieve the results they desire. Part of working in this industry is knowing when to stop doing certain procedures and turn prospective patients away. Please always do your research before stepping foot into someone's office to ask for anything done. There is nothing wrong with, and you should be getting, multiple opinions on changes, especially to your face. If you don't feel comfortable with your doctor, feel like they have listened to you, or that your goals align, walk away.
And as always, a thank you to Lorry for being so kind, open, and educating so many people on a subject that is unfortunately still far too taboo for how commonplace it is.
I really appreciate your professional insight here; thank you so much for taking the time to comment so thoroughly and sharing your real life experience with this; your patients are very fortunate!
i see that you are very professional in this general subject of medicine,can i contact you somehow?
What’s about nose threads?
My favorite was the lip filler for 3 years at 0.5 ,it complimented her face & looked amazingly natural 🫶💐
❤️👍🏻
She looks so happy and glowing. I hope she really is she deserves to be with this helpful content she provided
You are so kind Lorry. I really enjoy your positivity in all of your videos ❤️
Just spent a weekend in LA & ended up in a casual convo about plastic surgery. It was refreshing to see these beautiful people listing off all the procedures they have had done. The honesty is just 😻
It’s almost dystopian lol
@@alexbennet4195 Literally, it's like the citizens of the Capitol in The Hunger Games series
@@dollynina8992 yuppp
If I wasn’t so afraid of side effects I would get a laundry list of work done lol
Lorry, please do a Holly Madison analysis! She has such a sad past from her "The Girl's Next Door" days and is so open about the "beauty standard" Hugh Hefner set on the young women in the playboy mansion - even the playboy clubs and magazines had a "standard" they had to achieve
Ooo I want a Holly Madison one just because she is absolutely stunning. Her eyes! 😻
I have literally wanted a noaw job wince 17... i am now in my 30's. My profile is terrible and has caused me so much depression, bu have always been afraid of looking fake. But i think I will do it, life is too short.
Look up Adipeau face cream. Please don't let this get you down.
Well there's a very fine line between being open and honest about plastic surgery procedures and promoting an unhealthy obsession with changing your face
3:37 My thoughts exactly on the jaw surgery Lorry. She's probably going to want a doctor to give her more definition on the sides of her jaw which probably would have been attained with the jaw adjustment surgery as well. The jaw would be put at a much better angle if she got the proper surgery, not the cosmetic band-aid fix.
If you go to the right Dr. Orthognathic surgery isn’t so bad. I don’t understand why ppl that need it avoid it.
Does insurance cover it? Is it for an overbite?
@@deejames1st I’m sure some people have an easier time than others, but It should not be considered a cosmetic option. It shouldn’t be considered at all unless it is absolutely necessary and other strategies have been taken. You are cutting through multiple bones and severing major nerves that regrow oddly if they grow back 100% at all. even though I had no “complications” I lost all feeling in my bottom lip and chin, have to get 2-3x more novocain, if not a palate injection when I have dental procedures, and If you touch a place on my lip I feel it on my cheek.
the recovery process was unbelievably difficult physically and mentally.
You cannot consume anything that cannot pass through a syringe directed behind your molar (baby food had to be thinned with water) Up to 12 weeks of that.
And every time you look in the mirror, it feels like a weird alien, swollen version of you is mimicking your movements, because your brain can’t fully recognize it’s you when you change the entire foundation of your face. Rationally you know it’s you, but there’s this instinctual sensation that something is terribly wrong, like the uncanny valley. Imagine if your reflection smiled at you, or blinked a split second before you do how viscerally disturbing that would feel. It lasts months. I would say it was a full year before my own reflection stopped giving me the heeby jeebies.
They really do not adequately prepare people for it, and everyone I’ve talked to has said the impacts and complications were severely minimized, and many were never touched on at all.
@@countryrose93 You literally write a book about a surgery you didn’t have but I did. I look and feel FANTASTIC.
@@countryrose93 And yes, they DO adequately prepare people for it and adequately perform it. It’s been years and years I have zero issues. And the doctor has zero complaints.
I would love to see your reaction to some Phenol peels!! To me it looks like they got a face lift but maybe even better 👀 Not many physicians do them bc of the chance of arrhythmia but the transformations are shocking and I always think of you when I see them!
I will check it out
@@LorryHill Seconding this Lorry, the procedure and results look WILD (good and bad wild lol)
Yesss please!
First I am hearing about the phenol peels. Wondering why it would mess with people's hearts. The chemicals used?
apparently after healing is fully done the color of the skin becomes ghostly white permanently, that's why most doctors won't do them. at least that's what one of the YT plastic surgeons was saying in a recent short.
I know someone who had to go through jaw surgery and it absolutely was like Lory said form followed function. They were able to eat much better but also fixing the jaw issue made the whole face look more balanced. In my friends case it was necessary due to an accident so it really was less about beauty.
Definitely agree. Luckily, I didn’t have to go through jaw surgery to fix my bite alignment and just had braces but I still saw a difference in my jaw and facial symmetry afterwards
I just appreciate your videos so much ❤️ I love that you take such an honest approach to plastic surgery. And you are honest without being judgmental or harshly critical. I’m going through my own body modifications and just being more informed by a voice of experience has been great. I hope you and your family had a wonderful holiday and happy new year! ❤❤❤
13:58 as a fellow asian woman, I feel like her new nose doesn’t fit her face and just looks off….unecessary imo
fr I gasped she was gorgeous
Thank you for the content throughout 2022! All the best for you and your channel in the new year 🎉 ✨
Thank you and Happy New Year 🎆
Hi Lorry, please talk about Lea Michelle. Her cheeks look really different all of a sudden.
Buccal fat removal...
Lorry, could you discuss thread lift nose jobs please? seems less invasive but i’m wondering if it’s too good to be true…
a good rule of thumb I've always followed; if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
I had it done with fillers to my bridge. GAME CHANGER
I can't lie, some of the nose transformations with ethnic noses made me a little sad.
To me it feels like they’re erasing their heritage or ancestry. I don’t know if that makes sense, but that’s the best way I can articulate it.
@@all64005 Yeah and in erasing their heritage and ancestry they erase their uniqueness. I think it's sad as well.
ok but lorry looks S T U N N I N G !
Awww thank you 🙏🏻
lorry i will always support your channel as you remain one of the few honest people discussing cosmetic procedures! also, i think because you are not a doctor, you’re able to be more honest about your guesses because there’s less liability to you being wrong. that’s something i feel holds back the surgeons who do this kind of content, theyre too scared of being held liable to what they say.
I have a more ski slope/upturned nose and I don't like it, its interesting to see what different people prefer :)
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Lorry, do you have reviews of RF or renuvion for body skin tightening? ty :)
Sadly it's not available here in Australia. I love your videos ❤️
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@@JayAntoinette try it on your phone now; the link is fixed! thank you so much!!
@@LorryHill I’m still receiving the 404 error on my end and unfortunately. 😫
Totally agree with what you’re saying about the “custom jaw implant” one, there’s an immediate aesthetic improvement but still when you look closer you see her bite is still off and it would have been better to get jaw surgery to bring the whole lower jaw forward rather than just the chin 😢
Lol i dont get why people get buccal fat surgery when youll get it naturally at 45🤷🏽♀️
the more of Lorry's videos I watch, the more I like my natural face. watching someone get chin implants to get a chin like mine shocked me, because I've always felt mine was too large or prominent. but to someone else it might be the look they're willing to go under the knife for! it makes me appreciate what I have.
Lorry, I don't if you discuss men's plastic surgery, but I've been very curious about what football player Cristiano Ronaldo has done to himself over the years. In his recent interview with Piers Morgan, he looks unnaturally smooth and I'm not sure, but it seems he has those surgery scars by his ears. Wondering if you could analyze/look at his changes.
Love these reaction videos, Lorry! I don't make it over to Tiktok but you bring the best 😃 thank you for more amazing content - your beauty, editing, and lighting raise the bar - you are in a class of your own on UA-cam 💗 happy new year!
Aww this is so very sweet; thank you so much !!
Lory, thank you for also posting ethnic noses and the before and after results. Getting surgery should not be a horror show. Thanks for showing, when done correctly, plastic surgery is a very good thing. I have no idea why people make self improvement a taboo topic.
THIS.
Interesting video! I'm much happier with my nose now that I learned how to Contour it with makeup. I can make it look smaller and more proportionate to my other features. I always thought my nose was too big and bulbous but I'm thankful that my husband likes it the way it is. Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder
I’ve been loving you uploading more frequently you are such a breath of fresh air so informative and gave become one of my favorite channels! Send you love this holiday season Lorry ❤️🥳💫
This means a lot to me; thank you 🙏🏻
Good it’s true!! 🙏❤️
I had that curved down nose and underdeveloped chin (chin surgery). I had those fixed and my life changed forever! I cannot thank my surgeon enough.
I dont understand the jaw implants. I feel like I have such a protruding chin and jawline as a female. And these girls are paying for this look artifically.
It would be so cool if she could discuss Eliza Gonzalez. She just looks like a different person to me.
What is your thought on breast implant illness? I don’t know if you have a video about that but I would love to hear your opinion since you have so much experience before I get mine in one month.
Don’t do it girl!
@@alexbennet4195 why?
1:52 people will hate on Madonna saying she should age gracefully. If she did that they would say she's letting herself go. We can't win
11:13, but you can see the filler migration shadow while she talks...
I am very happy for these girls that they are doing great. But unfortunately, short videos on TikTok do not show what can be hidden behind the camera. Jaw surgery can lead to loss of sensation in the lower part of the face for life. Many Korean women face this, because this operation is very common in Korea. It becomes part of contemporary Korean fiction such as "If I Had Your Face". Lifting the lip to the nose leaves a scar that cannot be removed. Fox eyes affect vision and so on. Therefore, it is very important, if you want to change something in your appearance, not only to save money for the operation, but also to double the amount of money to redo the consequences, and also to be very careful in choosing a doctor and understand that even the best doctor can make a mistake or do not quite the way you want.
Thank you for not hating on the nose job and acknowledging that people have different aesthetic preferences. I really like a more “ski slope” nose and it bothers me how many people just hate on it right away simply because it’s upturned. If you go on the plastic surgery subreddit, for instance, there is so much negativity against people getting this kind of nose. Some people want a dramatic change and some people like the upturned nose look. Some people don’t. Some people want “their nose but better” and some people want a dramatic change. I’d be upset if my surgeon gave me a subtle change and a super straight nose against my wishes when I wanted a bit of a slope and a dramatic change. You’re really one of the few content creators on plastic surgery that is truly neutral in your commentary, that’s one of the reasons I think you’re the best! ❤
I’ve never seen this subreddit, but I think they might be angry with this type of nose because it has gone viral on TikTok and because many people are doing it as a default. They might think it’s a body trend that can go away, like it’s happening with the BBL.
Now, that doesn’t mean they can hate on the person just for wanting to have it done.
It’s not my favorite but I see the appeal. It can look very beautiful.
@@malenadraper8805 I would say that a lot of the negativity comes from the fact that the ski slope nose used to be the standard for pretty much all rhinoplasty. And because it was for so long, there are many surgeons out there, especially in areas where cosmetic surgery has risen very quickly in both popularity and access, where it is almost the "only" nose a doctor might give to every single patient even when it's not the result they promised. It also doesn't help that these areas tend to be where a nose of this type is extraordinarily rare to find naturally. Due to that, some people just dismiss every rhinoplasty with those results as being done by a "bad surgeon," even if they have no idea if that is what the patient actually wanted themselves! And what you want for yourself is absolutely the most important thing, so long as your expectations don't exceed realistic outcomes, you aren't suffering from something like body dysmorphia, or are doing harm to the structure and function of your nose. Cosmetic procedures should be done for YOU, the patient, and not anyone else. Critics always seem to forget this and even many surgeons color their analyses with their own personal preferences. When I feel those suppositions creeping up on me in my own practice, I like to think back to the first time I dyed by natural blonde hair a bright blue. So many people were horrified I would "permanently ruin" my blonde hair color with something so *gasp* artificial looking. But I loved it and had wanted to do it for years, researched and went to a good salon and colorist specializing in bright colors and pastels, and it was done in the least damaging way and I took care of it afterwards to keep the hair healthy. It shouldn't be treated any different than that. You don't see people making slideshows of hair colors of a random person to judge things like that anymore and it shouldn't be done for surgery either. The only person's whose opinion matters about the final aesthetic outcome is you.
the top looks suits you beautifully Lorry you look gorgeous with the necklace peaking through!
guys at 11:50 PLEASE do not do russian lip fillers, they look insanely good but they are a recipe of immediate migration disaster within a month or 2. all HA fillers migrate but the russian lip technique is just ridiculously nutorious with quick migration. please read reviews about it before you ever get it done.
Thank you ❤️
Interestingly, my dad had a chin implant when he was in his early twenties, as he had a weak chin. He also had a deviated septum fixed. Ironically, I look the most like my dad of my siblings, but weirdly had jaw surgery for the opposite reason: upper jaw was too narrow and had to be widened and brought forward. My lower jaw was also alered to fit. I was botched with ankylose baby molar removal when I was a child, which caused bone recession, underdevelopment, and asymmetry. I also was hit with a baseball at age 13, which fractured my lower jaw near the joint. I also need my nose straightened, but haven’t had that done at this point.
This was great! My favorites were the first one and your feedback with the jaw surgery vs chin implant. I had a friend who got jaw surgery for functional reasons and I think got a rhinoplasty that was covered by her insurance as part of the whole procedure. For her it was worth the money and pain/recovery period (and I remember the recovery being pretty awful for her. only smoothies for months) because being able to use your jaw and facial muscles properly is a priceless. The first one just made my heart warm seeing this woman turn the clock backward. I loved that the surgery helped her get her youth back!
Can you react to aishwariya rai please?
You're such a sweet and strong soul... Thank you for informing others because im looking into plastic surgery and no one is REALLY talking about it all
The blouse color looks good on you thanks x
thank you!
Please make this a series, Lorry! This is fascinating to watch and I love hearing your compassionate and honest reactions to this genre of TikTok :)
Thank you !
I’m so happy I started following channels to helps me get back a realistic human imagery. Editing and plastic surgery has messed up my mind soooo much!!
Ok but what's so unreal about those results??
I just want to know how many people in their 20's getting surgery are going to regret it in their 40's, 50's and so on.
I looked at Dr. Murray's page..so many of the noses he does look the same. He uses the same formula. I call it the Ciara nose. Can you do a video on her?
I can't wait for this big lip trend to go away. There's nothing wrong with big or small lips when they match your other facial features, but these extremely swollen lips are so unnatural. But I guess if they're happy...
Hi Lorry! Yes, these are fun to watch. Would love more vids on the chin implants vs jaw surgery.
This is so educational
I honestly looove my lips, they are full, a beautiful shape and i even got a double lobed upper lip but i WISHED for a bit more prominent cupids bow 🙊 It is almost invisible... I would be in also for a slimmed nose, a ponytail lift and a chin reduction... I have a really prominent chin and it looks stupid... and definitley some dental work... How much that would cost... I don't wanna know... 🙈🙈
The rhinoplasties (cartilage graft) to raise patients nose projection.. they're all on women of Asian descent, who often naturally have wider flatter noses. White beauty standards, yay.
Thank you so much for your content Lorry! Happy Holidays to you. I wish you a Merry Christmas (late) with your loved ones and may 2023 bring you happiness, health and success. 🤗
Thank you and Happy Holidays friend ❤️🎁
@lorryhill please do amelia gray (Lisa rhinnas daughter). Looks like she had a full jaw chin and cheekbone implants recently
Do Monica belluci! She looks incredible for her age and seems really natural. Also Ivanka trump
People, your appearance is evidence of your ethnicity, your identity. Your ancestors. Respect it.
I don’t know if I’m seeing things, but it seems to me that Kim K’s face is looking like she’s lost some volume in her cheeks.
She's lost a lot of weight
age + weight loss
Its crazy some of these girls looked perfect before and worse after. Its less common they look prettier after so it worries me when I consider getting procedures.
The fact that the girl did her lip filler over 3 years… girlies ur body ain’t metabolizing the fillers like they told youuuu
Everythingspiritual isn’t very spiritual if they felt the need to alter their appearance. Sorry, people saying they are spiritual without knowing the first thing about being spiritual is a pet peeve of mine. Carry on…
Pretty much ALL of these people didn't need any plastic surgery at all and it makes me sad.
I've has a reductive genioplasty and masseter botox, they did make quite some difference on my face but at the same time I agree with Lorry, more often than not it's the central features that stick out the most
You mean cheeks nose and eyes ?
@@becky15707 yes! As well the distance among them
hey do you mind giving me advice on how to find a reduction genioplasty surgeon? been looking for years already 😭
@@vanessadiaz5308 hey! Are you looking to get it done in the states? I'm from Europe and got it done here but my advice would be to have as many consultations as you can, look their reviews and credentials, speak with former patients if possible, understand what they want to achieve with the genioplasty and imo even better if they're maxillofacial surgeons
@@Faithmay96 yes im planning on getting it done in the us. i’ve heard that a maxilofacial surgeon only does them for health reasons idk if they also can change just the aesthetic appearance. btw thank you for the advice ! :))
Hi lori.... Did you see brad pitt at the gloden globe??? Whats your thought on that??
I would be so scared doing any of those procedures 😳 just general anesthesia is scary then what if you don’t get the results you were hoping for or even worse and then getting health problems. I don’t know some of these ladies shown in the videos really didn’t need anything done and honestly I don’t really like that upturned pointy nose it always ends up looking a bit like a piggy snout!
2:44 tweaks done to the perimeter of the face matter less than tweaks done to center of the face. interesting.
Good observation that some tweaks, while well done, didn't make the person prettier.
Is fun to watch their expressions when they see the good results.
Hello Lori
Please do Ed Sheeran. Thank you 💜
He did plastic surgery??
Hii lorry, I wanted to ask you, do the people with plastic surgery age well or do they look bad when they get older compared to people who did not had any plastic surgery done?
Please do Penelope Cruz, she doesn't age.
Do Miley Cyrus. Something is really different about her face
Love that berry color on you. That is YOUR color!
I really enjoy your videos, Lorry! You're so sweet and respectful of the people and celebrities that you speak about. Btw, you're absolutely BEAUTIFUL inside and out! 😊 Many blessings to you and your family in the New Year ❤️🙏😌🥂🎊🎇🍾🎆
Thank you so much and same to you !!
Ok so the take away from this video is; no injections into the nose 😄.
It’s crazy how you could go in for something quick and relatively cheap, and end up with necrosis which would be time consuming and heavy on the wallet.
So many times I’ve seen examples where it would have been wise to spend up upfront, to avoid spending way more in revisions and corrections.
Not to mention the toll it takes on your soul
Hey Lorry! I’ve heard you discourage nasal filler a lot recently, which I definitely understand. I got a small amount of filler this year to fix some minor asymmetries from a broken nose, though, and it worked beautifully. Would you still recommend a surgical rhinoplasty over filler for something so subtle?
I would never recommend anyone have any type of filler (dermal, fat ) to their nose for any area no matter how subtle.
It’s likely because there’s a risk of tissue necrosis in the nose. Lorry had that happen from fat transfer unfortunately:’(
@@babigirl9111 yes as I talked about in this very video
i wish women would stop erasing their natural noses that don't fit the perfect ski slope look
Lorry, keep doing these videos of you observing and weighing in on process, outcomes, etc. I love all of your videos, but these are some of my favorite.
Aww thank you for the feedback!
I love seeing people get chin implants to have a chin that looks like mine does naturally, I've been self conscious of how pointy my chin can be when I am thinner, and it helps to know that people pay money to get what I have naturally. I am less afraid to lose weight now and have my pointy chin become more visible =)
hey lorry, it's been a while since you posted, are you okay?
Another great video, Lorry 🖤 I love your channel and you always look amazing 👏
I don't see the reason for full makeup right after surgery... especially for the girl with eye surgery