Plastic Surgeon Reacts to BOTCHED Butt Lift in Mexico!
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2021
- Watch a woman undergo surgery after getting a pair of breast implants in her butt! America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn reacts to an episode of BOTCHED!
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I wish there was a way to not make it sound like all surgeons in Mexico are bad or dangerous. There are many great plastic surgeons with lots of experience and education in the country, but of course those are not the cheapest options. People look for the cheapest which end up not being the safest and ultimately end up giving a bad reputation to every surgeon in the country :( But thanks Dr. Youn for approaching the subject gracefully.
In my country few years ago was a famous case of Frankenstain Surgeon. That woman was taking price as high as professional doctors but doesnt even done basic medical education. She botched hundreds of people and was very emotionally abusive to them to keep them silent, also some of her operation was literally performed on her own kitchen. Sometimes even high price will not help...
Yeah outsourced surgeries are an American privilege that totally backfired this time
I really don't think he was graceful at all. He made it sound like you'd die and get botched every time you left the country even tho medical tourism is a thing. Gringos choose shitty surgeons because they don't want to spend money on good surgeons even abroad.
I think anyone who is reasonable knows that there are some surgeons on mexico who studied properly, do great work with excellent results in the best conditions available. But as you say, they're not the cheapest options, and people who leave the country for surgery search for a hugely discounted option because they want to offset the price of travel, the stay and the surgery/recovery, so they want to save even more than of they just wanted a discount on surgery. It's sad that people are willing to get these surgeries, but not willing to save and wait for the absolute best possible work available.
There are plenty of other reasons to not get surgery in Mexico. Good luck charging a doctor with malpractice or getting ANYTHING done when the country allows itself to be run by a cartel... yeah there's "good surgeons" in Mexico but that doesn't make it a good idea to go get surgery in Mexico.
"Wait, CC? Those are breast implants." *woman nods*
EVERYONE WAS STUNNED
Probably feels good sitting down though, like having a gel saddle on a bike, until they burst from your weight though.
the doctor was too stunned to speak
@@iheartoIdmen yikes
😂i love how he asked
I love how grandma has complete command of the room.
She became my favorite person in the show as soon as she started talking 🤣
It’s probly because she’ll be paying with her savings 💵
We don’t mess with grandmas
I love it. Seniority.
Ohhh mama is so funny!!!
“ you never regret the plastic surgery you didn’t get “
Dr Anthony youn
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If someone is going/planning to have a plastic surgery in Mexico, I recommend you to go to the principal cities like Mexico city, Monterrey or Guadalajara and do it in a top hospital or in the best hospitals, there are a lot of amazing surgeons and the majority speak English 💖
thing is, if they do that it’ll cost more than at a low end hospital or so
@@mikealsomike94 Mexico, in general, is a lot cheaper than in the US. The cost of living is lower, but so are the wages and everything in between. Even with seasoned professional, surgeries will most likely still save you hundreds, even thousands, of dollars.
@@suvinuji6843 for a surgery dont cheap out to save hundreds. Thousands? And i mean high thousands sure
DO YOUR RESEARCH FIRST. READ REVIEWS FROM REAL PATIENTS.
Or don't do it at all
As serious as this issue obviously was, potentially life-threatening and all, the old grandmother saying "testicles" and "balls" with the thick accent and the hand motions... I am absolutely beside myself 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me too 😂😂😭
There are SO MANY careful considerations to make before any surgery! You're so right Dr Youn - knowing the medical system, knowing the language, trusting the doctor - these are all crucial to ensuring that you get a safe surgery and a satisfactory outcome!
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Im not against plastic surgery, however I don’t understand why people go abroad to have a medical procedure when their deciding factor is the price! If it’s not in your budget and not life-saving surgery, don’t risk it. And if it’s not in your budget, don’t force it. Maybe it’s not meant for you right now. Or wait until you’ve saved up. Maybe by then you’ll decide its not the right procedure for you. Either way, don’t rush and trade your health for a botched surgery. A lot of people with badly done surgeries often say they wished they waited before they jumped the gun.
yes, the body is used forever until the end of life.
if they want a cheap price for cosmetic surgery, then that means they don't value their own body and health and only care about external beauty appearance.
in fact, the cheap ones will be attached to their bodies forever, to the death.
and the cost of treating complications that arise from cheap, perishable goods, in the end, is many times the cost of installation.
If done smartly, getting a surgery abroad actually saves a ton of money. Taking my country for example (India) a looot of foreigners visit for cheaper surgeries and get great results out of it without having to spend too much. USA's basic healthcare costs are ridiculous, let alone luxuries such as plastic surgery. You can actually get top notch healthcare for a fraction of a price here.
They take the risk because a lot of people DO have good results. It is riskier, but no one would do it if 100% of people came back botched.
It’s called medical tourism and there’s HUGE business in it worldwide - people come to America for medical reasons just as often as people go abroad. 🤷🏼♀️ Why? Because people need or want something done that they cannot, for whatever reason, access in their home country, whether that is for legal or financial reasons.
@@khills i am aware of the medical tourism market, South Korea and Turkey are hotspot destinations for this. Im sure most people have access to good plastic surgeons in their country. Im just saying personally I wouldn’t do surgery abroad because of the risk of complications post opp during healing and not having the original doctor with you to monitor your progress. I have a friend who went to Turkey for a BBL. She left on Wednesday and came back by Friday. Travelling is a lot of stress after surgery.
Why do people hear discount plastic surgery and think “discount plastic” instead of “discount surgery”? When it’s your health on the line, sometimes it’s worth it to pay the full price.
My mom got her bariatric done in Mexico. She did a lot of research. The facility was a pretty popular one to go to, up to standard equipment, surgeons all had degrees from either Canada or US and English was mandatory to know. Which one? I'd have to ask.... cause I might go next (don't need bariatric, for other things).
Edit: The surgeon was recommended by one here and would take care of her aftercare, she spent half the money and with the rest of the money she had a quite lavish vacation for 2 weeks before hand. 0 issues to this day.
Yeah you actually do have really good surgeons in Mexico you just have to do a lot of research and look up where surgeons studied, what their results are etc and not go for the cheapest option. Some people just do surgery without thinking about the risk
The problem is that people do not search the expertise of the surgeon in Mexico or any country, they go after the price. But as doctor Youn said, there are definitely good surgeons in every country.
That's great! Though I think Doctor Youn decided to strictly approach the subject because most people don't do the right research, and receives way too much backlash. As he said, there are good surgeons in Mexico too.
Where did she go? I plan to go to Mexico for weight loss I’m saving for it
@@naturalbeauty5028 my friend went to Mexico and she got some sort of sleeve. I can’t remember where she went, but she looked out. The surgery went fine and she lost 100 pounds, and she’s very happy! I think if you do your research then you can do well. However, she did say that if she had any complications that some doctors around here said that they wouldn’t treat her.
At one point long ago I had considered having a breast augmentation (so glad I didn't). Anyway, I lost interest when I overheard this so called prominent plastic surgeon and his receptionist making jokes about me. How wicked is that! I left without a word and lost my desire to change anything!
THATS a BAD doctor.
many, MANY plastic surgeons are complete sociopaths...trust me
What an a-hole! Glad you left!
I’m sorry you had to experience that. Did he or his office ever contact you after you left to see why you had the change of heart?
I wish you would’ve definitely let them know!!!!
Mexican linguist here ✌️ Is super scary the amount of live translation in plastic surgery clynics some of my friends have done. It is definitely a thing.
I simply cannot wrap my head around this.
Wow I respect your work that sounds very difficult, I can only imagine it is even more tense in a medical setting, surgery is scary enough for me. Personally I would want someone who spoke my language but I’m sure you all do great work to help the patients feel better, still concerning especially without research in the practice
@@mikaylamcfadden7866 I myself don't work as translator, but I know many that do so, and a lot of them have had at least one experience with plastic surgery patients. The struggle is real.
interpretation* bc translation is writing, interpretation is speaking :)
@@uwuuwu8486 i didn’t even realize that they’d be different, thanks! 😂
You’re videos are amongst several that helped me make educated decisions about how, when, who, etc. to get my breast implants, I’m 1 1/2 yrs postop and love them!
Good for you! I started watching Botched recently and it's awful how many of the botched jobs are breast surgeries. So sad.
That's awesome that yours worked out so well.
Yay! I'm really happy your surgery went well!!
You did it the right way by researching and it's a good thing that you are so happy with your choice. But that happiness can be taken to far like the woman in the video, she is desperate for attention and will take chances to keep her appearance appearing younger and toned in the operating room because she is not willing to work on herself in the gym. This is becoming more and more common for some reason so more and more people are falling prey to fake and unqualified medical personnel.
Yes, lack of gloves during any type of exam makes my skin crawl, especially with doctors of the opposite sex.
Same. Just feels weird and even more uncomfortable than it needs to be.
For me, I think it would be what was being examined. If it was my arm or lower leg, it probably wouldn’t bother me as much.
I just wanted to point out that there are a lot of great and very capable plastic surgeons in Mexico. Just like in the US, all the good ones cost a lot of money.
If you want to save money on plastic surgery your best option is not to get plastic surgery. Don't put yourself on unnecessary danger.
He pointed that out in the video, literally the first thing he said
My friend went out of the country, spent $70,000 for a complete body uplift. Now, if it was $70K in that country, imagine the cost of what she had done would have been in the US. She came back looking great, noastinh. Now, about 8 years later, she’s had to have everything removed because of medical issues. She just had her breast implants removed. Everything she had done has had to be undone. Sad thing is they could not afford any of what she did. They’re not monied people. $70,000 wasted. 😣
Why would she even pay $70k for body lift in another country? You can get full mommy makeover for less or the same price in the US. Are you sure 70k isnt in local currency? There are tons of good surgeons in the US that charge less than 70k.
You say “remove” so was it breast implant sickness and her body reacted badly to the implants? Because if so that’s not an out of country issue, that’s just her body attacking foreign material and would’ve happened even if she went to a top US surgeon. It’s a more common complication than people realize and a lot of money is wasted reversing the procedure.
I wonder how much the reversal surgeries cost.
There are also board certified plastic surgeons in USA who also have botched jobs. There's a whole series based on that.
But a US citizen have then the legal help in the country if that happens. He actually allsaw saw Mexicans don't go to US because that's same problem that way too
Yeah right. Where’s this so called series?? I’ll wait
@@sashamoore9691 Botched, and the ones hosted by a various plastic surgeons, including this asian guy... To name a few
@@sashamoore9691 you really do believe there are no bad surgeons in the country where education is a business?
@@sashamoore9691 It’s called Botched. It’s literally what this video is covering, and there are many botched procedures on there done in the USA.
I know a lesbian couple that went to TJ for the “mommy makeover”. Same surgeon. One had beautiful results. The other had complications. It’s been over a year and the one that had complications is still recovering. When she came back to the states, the ER wouldn’t touch her. No surgeon would touch her. They told her to go back to the origins surgeon. These women have a son. It’s been a nightmare for their family.
Why did the E R and the doctors not want to touch her?
They called her “boob butt“. Wowww this is horrifically dangerous
The shade of it all
I really appreciate how you manage to explain things so simply and clearly without sounding condescending in any way
I've decided to do the best I can with what I've been blessed with. If someone judges me based on my breast or butt size, then they're not the right friend for me! A strong healthy body starts with having a positive image of yourself, I eat a low-fat balanced diet, exercise regularly, drink lots of water and lift weights. I'm grateful for what I've been given in life, and I accept myself completely, just as I was made!
Also, if you go out of country you can't get after care. If you're coming home to recover your primary doctor won't have access to the records and information used in your original surgery! Apparently there's a lot of people who will go get plastic surgery in Spain from the UK, that doesn't mean that the doctors in Spain are bad but they can't go back if something goes wrong.
Is there no way to ask for the medical records in English whilst you’re still there?
Way to many don't understand it's this that is one of the big problems with going out of the country. I would not go to US either.
I've been watching your videos for quite awhile now. You have so much compassion for other people. Regardless if they're your patient or not. This is exactly how ALL doctors should be. Thank you for being a guiding light in the medical profession.😊
In my area many women have butt implants. Some look good, some not so much. Saw a gal in the gym with squishy ones. I couldn't figure out why they moved around so much...now I know. So sad to live with that.
"Wait, cc those are breast implants"
Her: -nods-
The doctors were to stunned to speak
If the price difference is 10/15k to 3/4k that´s a big red flag right there
no, it is not. rhinoplasty cost in USa around 15k while in Poland it is 4k. there is no diffrence in quaity. People in USa are getting robbed and that is why prices there are so high
Yeah, here a nosejob is 3k, different living expenses, different payment systems etc
Not really. For mexico, sure, but in most developed countries plastic surgery is a lot cheaper than the US, and the surgeons are just as good. A $10,000 nose job will cost you $4,000 in Istanbul and the difference will be nonexistent. Especially when you go through an agency that connects you to foreign surgeons and provides translators and hotel all under the label price.
no no. not a red flag on itself.
it is because of the local currency
Dr. Youn's reactions are my favorite thing in the world. I so badly wish my doctors for my chronic illnesses and pain were more like him, just such a down to earth compassionate individual. Love you Dr. Youn!!
This goes for surgery in general too! I live in Canada and my dad's doctor told us they had a patient that was refused surgery multiple times by different doctors due to the risks and it wasn't a 100% guaranteed relief but still, against medical advice, went to their home country and paid someone to do the procedure. The patient ended up with a bone infection in their spine and a lifetime of pain, oh and their issue? Wasn't even fixed by the surgery!
Edit : I forgot to add that when the patient came back to Canada, the doctors that refused them also refused to treat them because they didn't know what procedure they did and because the doctors don't want to be liable for anything so the patient was essentially doctor less and solution less
since when could doctors refuse a patient?
@@breadshallruletheworld7043 really, you don't know that? Doctors can refuse surgeries esp. to people who have so much complications because of the risks.
@@breadshallruletheworld7043 All the time. It’s to mitigate loss of life and liability.
@Bread Shall Rule The world always. What do you mean. They assess the risks. They don't have to assume the liability
@@breadshallruletheworld7043In USA always.
Dr. I'm with you when I was a CNA and if I would go and change somebody and forgot my gloves... as soon as their skin-on-skin contact I would freak out and get my gloves. There's something about that barrier there that makes it not as personal as when their skin to skin contact.
Aww the way she described her results made me so happy ❤️
Just want to say I’ve been using your Soothe antioxidant moisturizer for a month now and my skin has NEVER been this glowy, soft, and clear! Thanks, doc💕
what would a cheap dupe be?
For anyone who is reconsidering getting a BBL. You can always work out your glutes in order to get a bigger butt. In order to get a naturally bigger butt regardless of your genetics, you can work out three of the muscles in your butt, the gluteus maximus, gluetus minimus, and gluetus medius and train all of these muscles for hypertrophy while using moderate to heavy weight. You cannot get your butt bigger, if you are lifting light weight or only doing bodyweight glute exercises. You have to do glute exercises with moderate to heavy weight in order for your butt to grow. The gluteus maximus muscle is the one that plays the biggest role in the size of your butt. People like Coco Austin, Chiara Pugliesi, Yanet Garcia, Daisy Keech, Kaur beauty, etc. all have a real big butt from working out their glutes and none of them have a BBL.
Exactly. And half the gains you could make naturally show up in the first 2-3 years of training, especially the first ones due to beginner gains. People would already have the booty they dream of if they started in like 2019 or 2020, anyone can build a phat ass
@@muscularclassrepresentativ5663 It was never my intention to work my glutes specifically, but after working out for a year I noticed a huge change in my butt. Totally worth trying exercise before attempting invasive surgery.
@@muscularclassrepresentativ5663 Most people get BBLs because they have a boxy shape and have hip dips, it's not really about the size of the butt. No workout is going to change where someone tends to allocate fat, but plastic surgery will.
The thing that gets me is you can grow your glutes naturally. Unlike with breasts. DO SOME SQUATS, PROB SOLVED.
There is so many exercises you can do to grow your butt . It is one of the biggest muscle it can be trained to grow. Add some weights , do glute bridges. N your body will think you in every shape n form possible.
@@ihateyouall4641 YESSS!! I love doing glute exercises!!!!:D Can't fathom getting implants in an area so easy to grow!!!!
I worked out and got the fittest of my life and still didnt have the butt I wanted. Part of it is just how your body is shaped. Working out doesn't fix everything. So bbl it is
no it is not true. You will not get rid of their dips with excersie. NEVER. Theo ther thing is people do not want to exercise for the rest of their lifes to maintain the muscles. If you are so bright and shiny you would know that you need to work out to maintain what you gained
That doesn’t add fat. I want jiggly, not a rock.
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I really don't get how people are ok with unlicensed doctors doing their surgeries 😬😬
5:37 I like how delicately and respectfully you phrased this, to not cause any anxiety about doctors who do follow that current standard (and to not throw shade on the doctors in question), while also getting it across that the psychological association with exam gloves can make things feel more clinical and in-boundaries.
I like how EVERY SINGLE TIME he discloses that a procedure will scar, before watching his tiktocks I never thought about scarring after a cosmetic procedure and will definitely list that into consideration in the future
Anytime your skin is sliced into your run the risk of scaring. I have keloid skin my c sections were done perfectly but the way my skin heals it doesn't even matter how good the surgeon is I will lump regardless.
I LOVE watching Dr. Youn! Very informational and I share a lot of this with my friends who think about going out of the country for plastic surgery!!
I had plastic surgery in Colombia in 2003, I still look great . The surgeon was professional, I had to go thru a day of medical tests… now I had seen this surgeon work on many of the Colombian girls and this surgeon left no scars and none of the ladies( and me) had any complications….Before you have anything done research the surgeon ,find some patients who that surgeon has worked on before going to that Country…
So I was going through plastic surgery videos and I come across Dr. Youn to my surprise he is in my State that I live in 🥳
And I’ve received such great information watching these videos👍👍👍 Thank you Dr. Youn 🙏🏽 Hope to meet you one day☺️
If somebody of Mexico is charging you $500 for a surgery, that person is certainly not a doctor.
For that price, you will be lucky if a vet is treating you.
Thank you for sharing Dr. Youn. This is great information and I am learning everyday. Please keep up the good works.
I'm kind of shocked at people risking their lives for cut ✂ price surgery 😵
People treat plastic surgery so lightly. It’s like they forget the surgery part. I’d never go get a surgery without heavily researching everything involved, like the surgeon’s history, what the surgery entails, and how much medical history they’d need to know. The idea of just going and getting plastic surgery with a completely unknown surgeon in a country I don’t reside in is terrifying.
You are awesome Dr. Youn, thank you for what you do!! 😊
Thank you Dr. Youn, for explaining respectfully why it's not a good idea to get plastic surgery outside the country. Watching your videos is a bliss ♥️
I love your videos and your reactions to these videos!
I love these videos. So necessary. I know so many people who have no idea of the risks they have doing this.
Loved this reaction vid, Dr. Y. More of these!!
im addicted to these videos now lol
If you’re looking to get a procedure done in Mexico it really helps having family there who know and knowledge of the system yourself.
Can you imagine how much happier we'd be if we simply accepted the body type we're born with? And instead of focusing on changing our bodies, we focused on improving our minds and being better people?
improving our minds takes too long
That doesn't work with transgender people nor people who were born with bodies that need a fix due to horrible genetics.
In general there is nothing wrong with changing your body to your likings, it's your body and your money and some have great results and are happier with one change.
Extremes are the problem but that goes for literally everything you do in life
@@dragonixheli5474 exactly and most plastic surgery is acting fixing deformities .... but it would surely cut down on plastic surgery if people weren't so rude about someone's looks
i blame cell phones and social media. before it, people were more into reality and down to earth. i'll be 21 in april and i loatheee the generation i was born in. the only glimpse i have of a better time is through my sisters, whom of which are 35 and 39. the music they like, the things they do, the conversations they have... i can only continue to wish i actually "grew up" with them.
@@jazzlynnicole1906 im sorry but pick me
Great clip! Dr.s did an excellent job! She's beautiful! God Bless yuns!
It's not necessarily that it's in another country, it's that it is cheap. Any cheap surgeon is probably not trained. This should not discorage people from getting surgery in other countries though, we should be encouraging people to do their research. If I were to get plastic surgery I'd probably go to south korea.
It's both actually. Going outside of the country means language barriers that will force you to have to talk through a translator rather than the doctor themselves. It also means that you will not have access to the surgeon during your recovery if anything going wrong and in the worst case scenario you won't be able to sue for malpractice if you get botched because you won't be a citizen of their country. Leaving the country comes with its own set of challenges and drawbacks, which is why the lower price point is one of the main appeals of it
Thank you for these videos. I love learning new things, but also reminds me I never want to get any plastic surgery.
Love Dr. Youn! Honest doc that really cares!!
Dr. Youn always makes my entire day better
I always thought I work have work done but after watching botched and the amount of work these people go through to look normal again... thats when I knew plastic surgery was not for me. I'm glad it can help people look their best self
My mom has suggested I get a breast augmentation for my pretty noticeable asymmetrical breasts. Even though I know I'd see a doctor who knows what they're doing, I couldn't handle being post-op. Literally thinking about that stuff makes me cringe and feel so uncomfortable
Please don't do it
Thanks for your always insightful and educational videos
I'm glad it came out so good, I was worried for her at the beginning
What make Grandma’s so grand is the fact that they’re so vocal and cute all in one!!.
I'm getting a bbl soon for double to triple the amount it costs in mexico in my hometown by a board certified surgeon. Much pricier but worth it for the safety
@@Marly123 I am aware of that but that's not stopping me. My surgeon has never had any deaths and plenty of happy patients so I'll take the risk. A part of life is taking risks to get what you want. Working out didnt help so this is what I choose to do with my life and my money.
@@Marly123 I love rollercoasters because they're fun, I still make sure they're at parks that have inspections. Someone may like skydiving, they're gonna make sure their parachute is good beforehand. I want a bbl, so I'm not going to someone's basement to get it done. You can take risks in a safe way....
@@Marly123 🤨ok since u wanna pull up actual numbers rather than get the point. 1 in 8000 die in a car accident yet I still get in a car, put on a seatbelt and go about my day. I never once said anything about encouraging other young women to make the same choice. I'm just saying that I'm taking the steps to be as safe as possible. The chance of death is 1 in 15000 if done by a board certified surgeon like I said I plan to go to. If you have the money and want to alter your body, go ahead and do it safely. Just like this doctor said. You don't know me yet you had a lot to say about my choice for my body with my money. And you obviously cared a bit considering you replied to my original comment 🤣
@@Simmerdownidc you do you dear. Go to meet the safe doctor. I’ve done mine and I’m still grateful for mine
The gym
Thanks for explaining and elaborating with your incite
I’ve literally been binge watching you all day 😅going back 6 years 😂❤❤❤
There's nothing wrong in getting your butt operation overseas, if you make sure the surgeon it's certified. I've seen many other botched operation s within US due to non-certified surgeon.
I used to want a breast reduction because my back hurt but then I found out when you work out your upper body, you get smaller breasts. Then, I didn't have a butt but I learned you can increase it, again, by working the lower body. That's what I'm working on currently and I already see results. I'm skinny so I can skip the weight loss step and go straight to gaining muscle.
Right. I have naturally broad hips but alway had no ass/muscle overall. I've adjusted my diet and lifting heavy weights and my butt has a very round and nice shape already. And if you don't have a naturally small waist, you can work on your thighs and shoulders to make the waist appear smaller.
I think that anyone could achieve a maybe not "perfect", but acceptable body shape by adjusting diet and working out. But I guess most people don't have the patience or discipline to do so
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Bravo! Bravo! Should’ve been thankful with what ya mother & father gave you
My oral surgeon in AZ left gauze in my mouth for six months and she was saying she didnt as she was pulling the infected gauze out of my gum. I had a bone graft. She was the only one in her office and she had no nurse or receptionist. She was from Iran and barely spoke English. She was the only oral surgeon listed under my insurance. She asked me how much the insurance said it was and only took cash. She had written no medical record on me and when I requested it she said I never saw her. She never submitted her claim to the insurance company. She said she would give me a discount on a gum graft and I told her no....she will do it for free. It fell out in less than two hours. I dont remember her name but she is in Casa Grande, AZ. I now go to Dr. Jose Moguel in Los Algodones, MX. He doesnt have a single bad review and it is modern, clean, convenient and I have met people from NY, Alaska and California on my visits among many other states and countries.
Loved the grandma part, she is so funny 🤣
I have family that had plastic surgery done in Tijuana MX and other places in MX. But they did not pay $400dlls!! Just like Doc said check if they are real doctors
She said 3000-4500
I LIKE DR. YOUN SO MUCH. HIS SMILE IS SO ADORABLE.
Your videos are always really interesting and entertaining.
Grandma is so adorable 💙💛
These botched videos from you are my favorite! So educational but entertaining at the same time ☺️
Mexico is not a bad place to have surgery, in the right city and facility, and the right doctor. I had two plastic surgeries and was very happy. But then again, I lived there for 7 years and was familiar with the hospital.
Dr. Youn. I think you’re an amazing person and Doctor. I can’t wait until I get my reconstruction surgery. I’m hoping to come to you.
Doctor l just wanna say that l admire you for being really amazing and inspirational person ❤️and one day l want to be like you .thank you really much for giving us great information 🥰🥰❤️may god bless you 💗 love love 🤗💕🥰💕.
Do your research.
Hazel e went to turkey for a mommy makeover and almost died.
Foreign countries aren't necessarily as closely regulated .
As do people in the US. There are horrible doctors everywhere including the US! People are botched all the time. Many countries have very good doctors and procedures as well.
that's what you will get if you chase low prices to perform body shape change surgery.
even expensive cosmetic surgery has a myriad of risks, especially the cheap ones, the risk is many times greater.
but surprisingly, why are there still those who want to pursue all those risks just because they are tempted by the word 'cheap'?
do they think that the health of the body that they will use to death is worth nothing more than a plump ass, breasts the size of a balloon or a slender stomach because the lower ribs are cut off?
@@kokim4209 exactly right!
I love your videos so much. Explain things such a good way. I feel like if I was ever going to have plastic surgery I would make the trip to you.
There are amazing doctors everywhere; I guess what you need is to have someone you trust that can recommend the doctors.
I saw that woman at Walgreens and instantly knew what it was. I felt sorry for her because ppl were laughing at her. 😔
I bet fixing that botched surgery cost more than if she'd just had the surgery here with a real doctor.
Lol it's hard to avoid being addicted to these videos.
Dr Young seems O so nice
I hope he is nice in person
This doctor is really very very good
Now, Mexico is known for having excelent doctors. Yes i DO agree on the changes in system, and complications? I take calls for the US and americans do a sh't tone of plastic surgery (cosmetic plastic surgery) compared to Mexico; i only know one person in my family wo had botox(the only thing close) and it was my aunt who lives in the US.
I've always been against plastic surgery,you should be happy about your natural beauty
Love love love your videos and your decency ✨❤
I found your comments insightful and amusing - even though I would never do plastic surgery. Appreciate information on beauty creams though!
Dr, your looking absolutely amazing! I mean you always do, but damnnn 😍
Hi love your videos ♡♡♡
Dr. Youn reaction is hilarious 😂
You’re my favorite doctor.
The Dr was bad, has nothing to do with location. I went to Tijuana, with 100s of positive referrals. My 5 surgeries went AMAZING. American healthcare is poor and overpriced compared to the 24 hour round the clock total care I received. There are PLENTY of awful botch-worthy Drs in the US... she's the one who was okay with a non-fat graft option.
what doctor and what surgeries? Was considering an ear piercing repair and thought TJ might be cheaper.
@@mirsolis4992 of course not, it wasn't stated that you don't get good doctors in other places and also that bad doctors don't exist in America.
A potential language barrier plus check ups plus potential problems with no doctor around for immediate reaction are things that have to be considered for every person who decides to make doctors appointments in any other country that they don't live in which is something everyone should be aware. He just took America as an example because he is an american doctor but he does say "in any country you don't live in"
@@mirsolis4992 For an ear piercing reconstruction, go to a body modification artist. They are very used to this kind of procedure :)
I am a regular when it comes to body modification and while some practitioners are bad, most are passionate about their work and get in touch with doctors as well. I could give you some good names in private ☺️
Which clinic did you go on tj?
@@dragonixheli5474 he literally made it sound like mexico is the worst place to get surgery! He looked horrified?
I love Dr Dubrow & Nassif since they focus on FIXING botched plastic surgeries to make the affected area look normal and healthy again.
Love yourself and your imperfections. Be happy of what you are . Our body is precious and needs to be taken care of .
Love the new intro
People go to Korea all the time for medical tourism but everyone is literally disgusted and horrified when they go to a Latin American country even though we have high standards of care just like the first world. The reason gringos get botched is because they don't look for the reputable surgeons we locally use. They go for the ones operating on the edge of legality with the best advertising. Brazil is second to Korea in terms of plastic surgery procedures and the surgeries are pretty affordable thanks to the exchange rate. But Latin America has this stigma of being unsafe because gringos insist on going to the worst surgeons locals refuse to go to! Jesus Christ
I mean no matter how many safe surgeons there are in Latin America, it still statistically isn’t as safe 😅 it makes sense why people are more scared when they mention a place with more faulty possibilities-
Yeah I’m sure that most doctors are perfectly safe just like here in the US but I think the folks that are traveling out of the country to get “cheap surgery” probably are not knowledgeable in the local language or medical system so easily get caught up in fraudulent doctors and it can be harder to follow up for accountability and aftercare. I wouldn’t recommend going abroad to either Korea or Latin America unless you had a really good understanding that most of these folks wouldn’t bother with.
i heard that people sometimes get their faces messed up in korea and sometimes go out of their way to an uncertified person/unsanitary area to get one.
@@gumicherryblossom8015 Oh no Filipino youtuber in come in South Korea but he said, he wasn't balanced his face which is shocking.
Right? They just don't do their research. There are also plenty of shitty plastic surgeons in the USA and the patients from Botched are a prime example of this. I know a handful of Mexican plastic surgeons that perform surgeries in the USA even, like, the gringos ASK THEM to go there.
We love a savage grandma 😂
Grandma rocks!
Dear Sir Love 💕 to see you program on TV to help so many people 🥰🥰🙏🏴