Dr Tony Youn also explained celebrities also usually do a tummy tuc along with the child delivery which helps then bounce back SUPER fast, because it ties the muscle back together to support the organs and liposuction.
Nothing wrong with it but they should say .my daughter has just had a c section n is body shaming herself ,new mums have enough to cope with but hey of u can afford it just don't pretend it's down to genetics n exercise
@@jenniferburnett2165 Totally! I actually don't see any issues with it at all either. As you say, it's when they start pushing excercise and fad diets and random herbal teas as the reason that it becomes absolutely terrible. Why is it terrible to be honest when in truth most women would actually understand.
@@jenniferburnett2165 I've heard of regular doctors throwing in a little tummy tuck, after c-section delivery, from people I know, who have had kids. And I live in Nothing-Special, Louisiana.
Just because a new mom bounces back to her pre-pregnancy body does not mean that she had plastic surgery. I weighed 110 pounds (I'm 5 ft 6 inches tall) before I got pregnant with both of my babies. I gained 60+ pounds with each one. Never once did my doctor question the amount of weight that I gained because I was underweight before. Literally by my 6 week check-up I was back in my pre-pregnancy clothes (size 4). I did not diet and I did not exercise. It was all based on my genes. I also bottle fed my first and breastfeed my second. It helped that most of my weight gain was excess amniotic fluid but obviously not all of it. My first son weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. My second son weighed 9 and a half pounds. 😳😳😳
Dolly Parton is probably my favorite person having had plastic surgery. She has a particular plastic surgeon who does all her "fender work" (her words). I love how she totally owns it and even says: "It costs me a lot of money to look this cheap" 🤣
@CrazyCat Lady Ugh! Thank you! She is such a queen! Generous and thoughtful and incredibly talented. I’m a big fan of Dolly and her work (philanthropical, musical, and cosmetic)
She is an absolute queen! My favorite quote from Miss Dolly: "People ask if I get tired of 'dumb blonde' jokes, but the joke's on them because I'm not dumb and I'm not blonde!"
Got veneers for problems with teeth. Idiot me. $15k for uppers only lasted 10 yrs. Ugh now what. BTW I love masks. Teeth are perfect, slim jaw, no resting bitch face. Lol
Having cosmetic surgery is fine as long as you're honest about it. There are a LOT of wellness influencers selling products they claim will make you look like them "from the inside out" and denying or omitting that they have spent thousands of dollars on procedures to attain their appearance.
The issue lies in the unattainable beauty standard that people buy into creating mental health problems in a lot of young people, esp when they 1. deny it 2. attribute it to weight loss programmes and diet pills
Really no-one can stop a rich person from doing whatever they like with their own body or life. But they should be transparent about it and collectively we should talk about it because there are too many ignorant and young people who can totally be misguided with this concept of made-up beauty standards. Too many young people develop mental health issues in connection with people standardising certain looks. There is no diversity in all this. People just keep replicating standard lips, nose , teeth, cheekbones and so on.
Celebrities** rich people can do what they want. I have a friend who got plastic surgery, people ask her all the time. It's absolutely none of their business. She isn't a celebrity, so she's influencing no one. Make sure you specify celebrities
True. Rich people don't owe you or anyone any transparency about what they do to their face. They could so they did. If the young get mental illness from celeb worship, it's cz their parents and teachers fail them. All the comparisons, fair skin craze.. foundation is home and school.
@@drkrishnap It’s not all about parents and teachers, society is a huge factor in how we view ourselves and live up to standards. Beauty standards can also literally affect your chances at getting a job, promotion, etc (and I say that as someone with “pretty privilege”) through your adult life. Your experience in life doesn’t stop at your parents’ and school’s door. I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to live in the type of society where this is normalized and encouraged. Next we’ll have the breaking-legs-to-get-taller trend.
@@tiffanykim2773 I think what David is referring to is how people say that Kylie is "self made." Yes, she earns her own money and might even work very hard for it, but she's not self made. Without her family's money, she couldn't have started her business in the first place, and without their fame, it wouldn't have been an instant success.
Idk…like I don’t judge anyone for wanting the work done, but I think as a society we need to examine why we want to look like this. Clearly no one is born looking like the celebrities and models or very few ever are. In middle school I read a series of books call Uglies, Pretties, and Specials. It’s always stuck with me and it’s basically about a society where plastic surgery is a right of passage. When you turn, idk 16 I think? You get to go under the knife for the first time and you get perfectly chiseled and shaped. You go back whenever you want to add crazy accessories or whatever you want. If you’re still “ugly” you’re a second class citizen. I know it’s fantasy, but there are definitely some parallels to modern society. You do you…but I think we need to stop making this so desirable.
Thank you for your comment. I see the parallels. In highschool we were made to write a discussion about a newspaper article about how xy % girls get their boobs done after graduation and why we think it is good or bad. (defintively a 2-digit number) Lots of my school collegues wrote only positive stuff about it. I didn't and got a bad mark :D I believe that young people when they don't have a deep psychological or medical probleme should be made to wait with this stuff until they stop being hormonal teenagers. (also then they might have to pay themselves instead of their wealthy parents) This ideal comes from the perfect looking role model celebs are without telling a) that they did cosmetic surgery b) that it might have hurt and permanently damaged them (f.e. their teeth)
Honestly, in an ideal world people would just be happy with how they look from birth but it's unfortunately not how it is. I think that's just part of human nature to feel this way, we're flawed beings and not always logical lol I dont think celebrities make plastic surgery desirable specifically, its just easy for us to see the before and afters with them. People would likely still want to make these changes with themselves either way. If you're unhappy with your teeth (like me) or your nose or whatever it is, I don't see any problem with a person deciding for themselves to have surgery to change these things. Especially if it makes them happier in the long run. We're here for an awfully long time on this earth, may as well be happy in the body you're in! Unhappiness and body shaming (to one's self) can be debilitating to a person. I'm also not meaning over the top crazy stuff that you see with the 'walking Ken doll' etc. I just mean small surgeries to make you feel happier and even healthier in some instances.
Oh I read those books too! I think it was called the Uglies series...I remember really liking it, though I don't remember a lot of details, I think they also did something to the Pretties to make them complacent and kinda dumb so that the people in power could remain there. just googled and it's by Scott Westerfield if anyone's interested.
There’s actually a HUGE misconception with veneers! I was scared of getting them because of the pointy teeth but then my dentist said if that’s what the dentist does it’s a BAD VENEER JOB and completely damages the tooth!! A GOOD veneer job they only shave off a small bit of your tooth so in case it pops off you wouldn’t be able to tell they’re veneers. Do not get veneers without knowing this!!!
Honestly, braces absolutely ARE NOT always just a cosmetic procedure. Take it from someone who was denied them as a teen and has ended up with agonising teeth issues caused by my screwed up crossbite (basically some parts of my mouth overbite and other parts underbite), shifting teeth, breaking them because of uneven alignment, teeth shifting (sideways, forward, backwards, you name it) because of the messed up bite. All because my parents decided when I was a teen that my wonky teeth weren't "bad enough" to need braces.
There's nothing wrong with having cosmetic procedures done. If there is something you don't like about yourself and you have the means to change it, then go for it. It's your body. My only problem is when these celebs deny they've had any work done. That is so annoying and unnecessary to me. Why deny it? We can literally see that your face is different than it was before. Why are you lying about it? No one cares, so just be honest.
Also when people deny it, they can really harm peoples views on themselves, they create unrealistic expectations that men and woman then feel bad that they can't get that same or at least similar look
Chat show host: How do you stay so young looking? Jane Fonda: Healthy eating, water, exercise, hair stylists, make up artists, lucky genes and a hell of a lot of money!
Had a breast reduction done years ago, and went to a full set of dentures... I regret not getting dental implants, no money, but do not regret making the changes...
I had a subtle nose job 15 years ago. No regrets! It looks really natural because my surgeon didn’t try to make it look smaller, just straighter. He was a talented guy because it was naturally mangled!!
@@lissey0734 Not even close. Let alone the plastic surgery. There are a few celebs who seem to have gone to the same surgeon because they look almost indistinguishable, like Tori Spelling (recently) and Khloe K. I DK if the shots I saw of them side-by-side were undoctored, which WH made it worse, but they were originally taken by paparazzi like TMZ or something.
@@bridgetmaisela5974 It's definitely not "lies, lies, lies". They are one of the most influential social media families and they as people and their brands are *literally* marketed toward young girls. They are considered literal "body goals" by most young women today and even with this knowledge they filter themselves to no end denying the fact they don't really look like that. Insecurities existed well before the Kardashians of course, as someone else pointed out, but there is absolutely no denying the affect the Kardashians have on the youth today. Does anyone need reminding of the "Kylie Jenner lip challenge"? It definitely isn't a "lie".
I grew up before the Kardashians and we hade plenty of insecurities on the 80-ies and 90-ies. With the Kardashians I finally could appreciate that my ass is bigger. Growing up it was a small ass that was the desired one. The Kardashians made acceptable to have a bigger behind.
I’ve wondered if I had a makeup artist, hair stylist, personal trainer, chef and wardrobe stylist if I’d look amazeballs every time I left the house lol.
aaah I love a good gap between people's front teeth - it's something I find so cute. Nothing wrong with fixing your teeth but I wish the people would keep that gap as it is unique and adorable! Thinking Anna Paquin - she just is so friggin gorgeous!
Thank you! I love my gap and was so offended when a dentist suggested "fixing" it. I don't consider it a fault; if it's good enough for Madonna then it's good enough for me!
Same! It's adorable, I love it. My front teeth are the opposite lol. So close together that one very noticeably overlaps the other. I used to HATE it but honestly I've just learned to accept it lol. It could be worse.
In France we call it the lucky teeth. (during napoleonian wars you needed to open the paper around bullets with your teeth all while holding your gun with both hands, and it wasn't easy for people with such teeth so they were exempted from going)
My daughter has the smallest of gaps in her front teeth. She git bullied but her teeth are perfection.she asked the dentist to fix it but would cost 2 grand to go private. Dentist said ppl would kill to have her teeth.top models. Wish my sons looked after their teeth as she does but they are both gross lol
As a Nigerian who watches Charlotte religiously, I smiled wide when I saw the Nigerian segment 😁😁 The first one edits his pics A LOT! So it’s not even surgery just bleaching and money.
I literally thought those before/after weren’t actually photos of the same people, like it was more of a troll account just being outlandishly ridiculous and choosing two completely different looking people to make fun of the trend 😳
Personally, I think a culture where it's viewed as normal to cut up a healthy body and sew it back together to fit trendy beauty standards is an extremely unhealthy one. It's bad for people psychologically, it widens the gap between rich and poor even further because of appearance bias, and it reinforces the notion that human beings (especially women) are not beautiful in their natural state. I would never shame someone for their choices about cosmetic surgery; this is simply how I feel about it. I found this video so depressing that I had to stop watching halfway through.
Agreed. Imagine someone taking a knife to Freddy Mercury's face or a dentist replacing his teeth. Beauty is charisma, not perfection. I remember when Billie Piper came back on Doctor Who. She def had something different from her previous seasons. She had veneers done and it changed her entire face. She was just so radiant before :(
@@drkrishnap Way to make it personal, random stranger. Unfortunately, the truth is that people surgically altering themselves does not just affect them, it affects everyone. It changes the culture. I know people from cultures where plastic surgery for girls has been normalized (Brazil, South Korea), and it is a real social problem that activists have been trying to raise awareness about. I'm terrible at parties- way too shy. Lucky for you, I find it easier to speak up online, especially about one of Charlotte's videos. She's a good and fair person, and I trust her not to be a dick about a politely expressed differing view.
I couldn't agree more! There were so many beautiful smiles in this video: With thinner lips and slightly crooked teeth, a bump in the nose here and there - and it all added so much personality to their faces. They seemed like actual, fun people who I could've been at school with. And afterwards they turned into these unrelatable 'perfect' sculptures. No human normally looks like this and I think it's a shame that society gets more and more divided into the "rich and beautiful", who have the money to conform themselves to unachievable body/beauty goals, and the regular folk who don't, but constantly have to look at photoshopped pictures of surgically altered bodies and are being told that that's beautiful. It leaves people feeling like their natural bodies aren't good enough and it's sad. Plastic surgery should only be considered for cases where a person's chances of living a healthy, happy, confident life are signifiantly impacted by their looks. A society that obsesses over beauty and perfection to sell products will make its inhabitants sick and miserable.
There is just something to consistent care. Regular manicures, hair care, facials and skincare, all of that, being well groomed just makes a big difference. And you don’t need a lot of money to be well groomed. Just a regular routine.
I was one of the first patients in the US to get a porcelain veneer. In fact a company rep did the procedure, so my dentist could learn the procedure. I had this chipped tooth so I've had it veneered 3-4 times over the years. My neighboring teeth (one of which was "bruised" when I fell and chipped the other tooth) started to discolor. After years of pestering from my dentist I got four teeth veneered - both front teeth and their mates on either side. I'm really glad I had it done and am really pleased with the results. My teeth were fairly white before so I didn't get the "electric white" type that don't look natural in color at all, but maybe a shade lighter. I would tell others that unless your teeth have been seriously neglected don't get it done. If they're discolored, crooked or chipped or missing then do veneers. Otherwise, leave them alone - and get a natural color! Nobody knew I had it done - including my siblings - and I got very few remarks on them. Sometimes people say things like, "You must have just from a dental cleaning - your teeth are really white!" As far as the Kardashians I think each one gets the exact same look as their other sisters. You can't tell one from the other now. They all looked great before but now they look like they have masks on.
I remember watching some thing about Chris Pratt and him saying that he does not recommend going from that chunky body to completely buff in the time. He had to do for movies. Because he had the chunky body for Parks and Recreation. And then when he got the part for guardians of the galaxy he had to get buff and he had like a month to do it or something small like that. And he said he does not recommend it he says it’s hard on your body and his personal trainer worked him so hard. And he had such a strict diet
I don’t know how people get so much plastic surgery, it hurts! I had reconstructive plastic surgery this year and pain killers barely touched it. Props to them, your body your choice, but damn it’s painful.
Me neither, I just had surgery after breaking my nose last year, anyone who goes through this for cosmetic reasons, they are brave! Hope you're fully recovered now!
I still think veneers so often look like something straight out of the Uncanny Valley -- when they're blindingly snow-white, they just remind me of my grandma's dentures.
You should check out the book series Uglies. I read it in middle/high school and I really liked it! It takes place in the future where everyone gets major cosmetic surgery when they turn 16 to make them a “Pretty”, because their ideology is that making everyone attractive eliminates a lot of social and economic issues. It tackles a lot of issues like body image, social pressure, willful ignorance and corruption in places of power. It’s been a while since I read it but it’s surprisingly mature and well-written for a YA series
The thing about these comparisons that also no one talks about, is that a lot of the before pictures were taken when these people were much younger. Just getting older can change your facial features a lot as well!
I was a huge hilary Duff fan growing up and into my teens and i remember getting tons of thoses teen magazines and remember reading an article stating she got her teeth fixed because of an accident with a mic on stage while on tour, the mic exploding when adjusting for feedback and she needed constructive surgery for her front teeth, and i think she even hated them for years until she got used to them because they changed her face with the weight loss she also went through. If that is true i couldn't imagine that trauma...Either way still a fan and cant wait to see her on how i met your father premier!!!!!
Hey, without any shame to cosmetic surgeries I just wanna tell you that modern society can not apreciate beautiful unique lips nowadays. When i look at the lips of nikita and jenner pre-surgery i see some super unique, super cool, interesting, outstanding features which are not "ugly" in any way. Those lips make my inner artist squeak in love and appreciacion. I just want to tell anybody who is reading - go tell your lips you are proud of them! They are beautiful
❤ love this... I used to hate my lips thinking they were too thin but then just one person (an artist! - I'm also an artist of sorts) commented that my lips had a lovely shape.... and I went home and REALLY looked in the mirror..... I admired them for the first time and haven't wanted them ANY different since....
Same thing goes for noses really! I mean I do understand how one might feel uncomfortable with a very big nose - and really, if the only way to feel better for you is to go under plastic surgery, then I won't judge it. But I think it's sad when everyone just wants to have this small straight nose, while noses are actually something that makes your face really unique. Like I would never say big noses are generally ugly, because some people would just look weird with small noses - or what's often the case; they'd lose their uniqueness. I really came to appreciate all the different types of noses because they add so much character to a face, while right now society's trend is to tell people their noses should be small and cute - and that should be judged in my opinion.
@@rizerez7982 IKR!! I personally love big noses. When celebrities with bis noses go to "fix" them, that always makes me feel like most people would feel when a guy with a nice sixpack would "fix" his stomach in terms of getting that sixpack removed and getting a nice potbelly instead. U know what I mean? It just makes me die a little inside 😅😫
I have veneers on my front teeth because they were so messed up that there was no other alternative. I can't understand how any professional and honest dentist can propose veneers to people with perfectly healthy teeth. It's irreversible, your natural teeth are filed in pointy shape and there is no come back
@@MJ-wr8bw I know ! Avoiding smiling, putting your hand in front of your mouth when laughing... it's a really heavy self esteem issue. I'm happy for you that you're going to have veneers because even if it's not a light procedure, it changes your life for the better ! You will love your brand new smile ❣️
Yes I got veneers on healthy front teeth and now they are sensitive and I don’t like to bite food with them in fear they will pop off! They look good, but I have some regret for sure
thats literally not true though lol. i have verrrrrrrry healthy teeth underneath and my veneers are a very thin cap and can be reversed at any time. but why would i ever want to reverse my nicer teeth to my ugly ones? dont scare people with nonsense. there are a million ways to do every procedure.
Oh wow! I didn't know that! But very worth it for people who's teeth are a mess...no offense...my bottom ones are, but I grit my teeth, so I don't qualify.
Amazing what a lot of money, access to the best trainers, dieticians, chefs, cosmetic surgeons, professional makeup, and not being too drained by the daily grind to spend all that time and money on exercising and eating right can do. I agree with others, the problem isn't getting plastic surgery it's when they deny having work done. Media and companies already do so much with photoshop, editing, and carefully curating what images are used that creates impossible and unhealthy ideals, denying or lying about what work you've had done just adds to that. No one is obligated to share everything they've had done but it would be nice if celebrities and influencers at least admitted they've had work done even if they prefer to keep what between themselves and their plastic surgeons.
Yes! I remember hearing something from Jameela Jamil about working on a Marvel TV show I think? And she said something like "look, don't look at me right now and think this is attainable! This isn't attainable for ME without a diet that's ridiculously restrictive and a trainer hired by Marvel! Once I'm done with this show, I'm not training like this ever again! I'm not eating like this forever!" It was so refreshing to hear someone say point blank that their body was absolutely not just 'healthy' or 'toned' and wasn't maintained by smoothies and jogging, but was actually being actively and _expensively_ sculpted by a team of people for a very short term goal.
My daughter is only (almost) 4, but whenever she’s around middle school age, I’m 1000% planning on showing her this video and some of Charlotte’s others about beauty standards. Just to help her be more discerning when inevitably viewing and comparing herself against certain “beauty standards.”
“And we ate that shit up” nah I didn’t if anything I avoided lipstick even more 😂 What would most of these celebs look like if they just let their body go through natural puberty? Kyle would look less like an old lady when she does her mismatched makeup and most likely grow out of that girl next door baby face who knows maybe she would have been prettier and less fake looking 🤷🏼♀️
The French refer to a smile with a gap between the two front teeth as Lucky Teeth. Lauren Hutton's carrier was certainly helped by her signature gap toothed smile. Like always, it's a personal choice as to whether or not to "fix" the smile.
I think a lot of them lost weight too. And makeup and contouring can completely change your face. Tons of videos showing people transforming their face to look like celebrities just using makeup. I love how positive this video was. I think anyone who wants surgery should get it without getting crap for it. If it makes them feel better, good for them.
And a lot of them, most noticeably Bella Hadid, had buccal fat removal. It is removing the fat under the cheek bones. Victoria Beckham also very obviously had it done.
Yes I used to think that too, but the majority have undeniably had surgeries - some even so subtle that they could be played off as makeup usage. No one should be shamed for doing what they want to their own body, ever (unless it's hurting them), but denying the surgeries is kinda missing the point and becomes counterproductive.
By assuming they are "just using makeup or lost weight" the sentiment ends up being that we are assuming "the best" of them, when surgery itself shouldn't be regarded any differently. We don't consciously do it (I mean, most people don't I hope, haha), but I would be lying if saying it's just makeup didn't feel like making an "excuse" for a celebrity to shield them from the 'HORRENDOUS TRUTH' that is plastic surgery. It feels right because we're intending to treat the celebrity with kindness, but in actuality it ends up furthering the stigma against plastic surgery, when it's simply a more expensive form of self-expression and, for some, covering up insecurities.
I was one of those kids that had the braces, and expander in the top of mouth because my mouth was too narrow and I had the head gear as well (which I proudly wore everywhere 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️). But if I must say I look pretty darn good now lol
Charlotte, I just want to say, thank you. I've lost 3 loved ones within a week and yet, you still bring a smile to my face. I find you to be, beautiful, very, very, attractive, and just a blessing in disguise. Thank you for the laughs, entertainment, and your 100% awesomeness. I am a subscriber and always will be. I'd love to one day meet you but if not, just know, YOU DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Thank you. Be blessed and much love to you. 😚
I have a friend who has been getting lip fillers for over a year now, they just keep getting bigger and look bizarre now. She also got nose work recently, which actually looks really good. But I worry about what it will take for her to actually be happy with the person she sees in the mirror. "Fixing" the outside isn't always helping.
Same as Meryl Streep. She's definitely had some work done, you can see scars near her ears, but she just looks like a fresh version of herself. I love good surgery, they look like the best version of themselves.
Braces aren’t always just cosmetic. Having straight teeth help them wear more evenly. Over time, that can prevent you from needing more drastic dental procedures done.
I love that people can become their favorite selves, it's awesome. I giggle though when I think about two people with heavy work done having a baby and surprise, original features are back baby!
The thing that makes people good looking is happiness. Smiling, laughing, confidence , and the way you carry yourself. It’s a big deal. If you have a procedure done, and it brings you happiness, it’s ok in my book. Teeth changes effect your whole face. The slightest thing can change your chin, lips, cheeks, and your resting face.
unperfect teeth add character. One of my favorite quotes goes roughly something like. "when i get layed in my coffin i dont want to be perfectly preserved. I want to die wheelchair bound, to show that i used my legs to till they gave out. I want to have a mouth full of gums, to show that i ate everything my heart desired. I want my hands to be knotted and worn, to show that that are in fact the greatest tools a person is ever given. I dont want to die perfectly preserved, i want my body to show that it was used, that it was appretiated, that it was the body of a person who lived a good long and happy life. A body that i didnt take, not one part of it, for granted.
The teeth really are important. I had a very very intense teeth transformation, basically, when i had braces. I didn't smile with my mouth open for 10+ years until they came off, and it's like it changed my entire face. People have commented on it too, because not only does pretty teeth give confidence - and confidence is sexy - but it also just, brightens your face. And my jaw shifted as well, which made it more symmetrical, so there's that as well.
Bella Hadid's transformation makes me kind of sad because she had such a recognizable facial structure as a teenager. And now it looks like something went wrong with her nose? It's way to bone-y and sharply angled to be natural anymore. It makes the nose stand out and take over the face, which is really weird :(
Honestly I super love the positivity in this video. Everybody’s body is their own and what they choose to do with it should be accepted so long as they’re not causing harm to themselves! The only part about celebrities doing it that kills me (especially among young ones) is whether or not they feel the need to. Like how much of that is their decision versus societal pressures to push people into having a particular type of face or body. It’s a little scary to think about. But even still, full support to people that want to do it so they can feel better about their personal image and love themselves more. I hope they are very happy!
I agree with what a commenter said below: thank you for keeping it positive, Charlotte! There are so many people whose surgeries went horribly (I shall not name names), but it's awesome when they go well.
In that sit-com "Just Shoot Me", the photographer is talking about his new model and says, "She has that beautiful, innocent, girl-next-door inner glow, that usually only emerges after $50,000 worth of plastic surgery."
Don't hate on the tooth gap! Some people just wouldn't be who they are without their gap! It runs in my family, I share my gap with my father, May he rest in peace. Miss you Daddy!!!
I'm sure you've had many dental professionals chime in on their opinions. I've been a dental assistant for over 40 years and have seen a lot, I can tell you! Cosmetic dental work is fantastic. However, people don't know that veneers can pop off, break and you can't bite with your front teeth any more. The reason is all the force you exert on them. Also, once you work on a tooth, such as crowns or veneers, they have to be replaced. Everytime they are replaced you lose more tooth structure, resulting in weakness of the remaining tooth. So, think it over carefully and do research on qualified Dentists. Look for board certified Cosmetic professionals. It's not a one time thing and you're done. I've worked for Dentists who never ever inform their patients about the fact that the work needs to be redone years down the road. Also, be very aware of clinics over selling you on frivolous items. Don't get me started on teeth bleaching lol!
I absolutely agree your body your choice. I just WISH they were more honest about it. I feel like.. it's a big reason why body dysmorphia is such a big thing.. it's sad.. 😔
Hi, Charlotte!! Hope you’re well! Binge watching your videos cheers me up when I’m feeling rough. Gets me through my treatments too. Keep up the awesome videos!
Charlotte! Your laugh and sense of humor is so addicting, as it is so close to my sisters and mine. Our girls are the same way! When I watched “I’m not ok”, I just choked up and cried. Thank you for this, as the honesty and truth of mental health through your heart really is a gift to all of us! Love you so very dearly! Laughter is so therapeutic!
Idk, the one about Bretman isn't a good comparison considering he was a teenager in the before picture and now he's an adult. We all have our weird teen phase. He does have money but he also works out a lot has grown out of that weird teen phase.
Yeah I followed him when he was like 14 or 15 and his glowup was very gradual. His skin cleared up and he started doing weight training and pole fitness. He'll sometimes post his throwback pics too.
This is true for a lot of people. Photos during that awkward teenage phase don't really amount to a good "before" photo, especially if they haven't had any procedures. Sometimes you just grow up and mature in appearance.
Girl, you hair is amazing. I know you have not colored it, but what is you secret to the shine?!? I'm a balding old man, so I need to live vicariously through you!
some of these celebrities looked way better before, like Bella looked more natural before, don't know why she transitioned to the generic plastic doll look, it's kinda sad I think it's fine to have subtle change or two, but a complete makeover of your face like you're a different person is ridiculous and lunatic imo
Carla Bruni went WAY overboard with Botox/filler... if she'd left her face alone it would have aged a whole lot better. I wish Bella had left her eyes alone, unless she too wants to end up married to a President (actually, Melania's eye thing is another example of the "too much" scenario).... Hm. There might be something in this theory: much cosmetic eye work = potential First Lady. Discuss.
I agree that Bella looked better before. I would love to look like her. These celebs getting surgery often end up all looking alike and get rid of anything that made them look unique and, in my opinion, they looked better before.
Yes. Totally agree. Ariana also looked better before. She doesn't look bad now, but she had a lively expression before and a certain unique cuteness that has kind of faded away with plastic surgery.
Agree, we're not ugly we're just broke. One day I saw a vidtok about a beautiful college student doing a beauty treatment and she zoomed her receipt. It was around $1000 with ± 6 procedures like whitening, collagen injection, etc
It's funny when we're all, "you do you" but make sure that you get plastic surgery to NOT look like yourself if you want. The irony is insane. Take that with a grain of salt from someone who doesn't even like makeup. Lol. 🤷♀️ You do you. 😂
The teeth thing depresses the hell out of me. I survived periods of eating disorder, addiction, and PTSD and pull myself up every day but my teeth have paid a huge price... one that I cannot afford to pay to have it corrected. I will be getting dentures eventually but they are pretty obvious unless you can afford the expensive ones. If I could go back in time I would tell my young self many things but if I could tell her only one it would be TAKE CARE OF YOUR TEETH NO MATTER WHAT!!!
STOP STUFFING YOURSELF. STOP THE DRUGS. PEOPLE LIKE YOU FUEL THE DRUG TRADE. I WONDER HOW MAN PEOPLE HAD CRIMES DONE BECAUSE OF YOU BUYING DRUGS FROM DRUG DEALERS.
@@esecallum Pretty sure she doesn’t need the rude ass negativity and judgement from a stranger who knows nothing about what may have led her to the choices and struggles she faced? Sit 👏🏼 down 👏🏼
Dunno… My story and my path has lead me in the body positive direction so I’m all about embracing your flaws rather then ‘fixing’ them. I’m not against plastic surgery and I think if you know who you are and you think it will help you prosper and grow.. go for it. The problem for me is when people do it just for the validation from the world. There are some privileges in being beautiful but true happiness comes from feeling comfortable in your body and it is much harder to accomplish then a few cuts :) You have to be whole inside to even make a decision to change your body so, in my opinion, you should really know who you are first and then, if something is really bothering you, change it. Also, I’ve find a comment from dr. Ramani interesting: she said that we are living in the time of narcissism and ‘picture perfect’ life. Narcissists don’t have a personality, they are just trying to be perfect in front of the world …and there is only ‘one type of perfect’ and that is why all the people are starting to look very similar. Scary thought… that we are all ending up looking the same in the times when, supposedly, we celebrate differences the most.
It's crazy scary that we are being marketed paying a fortune and working ourselves miserable to get surgery, make-up, diets and exercise plans just to look all the same. Instead of having a variety of human beauty. And instead of being content in our unique selves and looking like our parents, grand-parents and our own children. Even if I felt a little better after having some surgery, I would feel horrible if I had a child that looked like me and it felt ugly because not even I looked like myself anymore. It's heart-breaking that children grow up in a world focussed on perfection and beauty, because it will inevatably hurt them in some way. I'd rather my child have my big nose and large front teeth and feel looking like me than feeling like an ugly duckling around swans.
You honestly don’t see a problem with this?!?! That’s insane! And then you wonder why women’s beauty standards are the way that they are. I thought the new trend was supposed to be embracing one’s own self, excepting of flaws (because we all have them), and loving yourself for who you are and what you look like. The Kardashians have set the new beauty standard, there are literal people out there that strive to look like those morons. It’s all so disgusting. Why can’t people except and love the person they are? Shouldn’t we be promoting that, to living outside the Kardashians cookie cutter beauty standard?!?!
@@elsienicole5663 I forget who posted it but someone did a UA-cam video going over how the kardashians set the trend for BBLs and how they’ve blown up drastically over the years and how many girls fly to Atlanta after they turn 18 to get it done and how dangerous a BBL actually is and how painful the recovery is. It’s truly sad what our society has come to and what womens beauty standards are.
@@elsienicole5663 How dare YOU judge someone for wanting to feel good about themselves? You don't even know what you're talking about. Some women get breast implants because they had breast cancer and had severe body issues because they had to get rid of their breast and now felt ugly. It's a legit psychological thing that you clearly didn't think about. I'm never going to get anything done, except for breast reduction surgery, but I'm not going to judge people for doing what they want with THEIR BODY. It's their body, not yours. Get help and sit down.
@@kayrenee404 Could not agree more 😊. I’ve seen quite a different UA-camr’s covering those topics. I wish people would wake up and realize that the issue(s) that they are trying to fix isn’t on the outside. Cosmetic surgery isn’t something to take lightly, it’s expensive, painful, and risky. I personally feel that if anyone wants cosmetic surgery that they would have to undergo a psychiatric evaluation, followed by weekly therapy sessions. I mean they have literally dedicated an entire show to botched cosmetic surgeries. It’s all so crazy. And let’s be real here a pretty/handsome face only gets you so far, if you are a crappy person it totally ruins your looks. Just like an ok looking person can become really attractive if they have a great personality.
Charlotte, you forgot the most important of them: EIZA GONZALEZ! bruh, look at her before and now, I NEED the number of his plastic surgeon. Such a beautiful work done
I have 4 veneers and wasn't told about the fact that they would be filing my teeth down to spikes as part of the process. I took a break half way through the procedure and went to the bathroom. Like an idiot, I looked at what they had done so far. I had an anxiety attack and started sobbing uncontrollably... and they had to come get me out and back to the chair. I kept saying, "I want my teeth back!" I mean, they look great, but knowing that I'll always have to have them because I have nubbins underneath causes me stress. One fell off a few years back and the trauma came back. Who knew? Tooth trauma?
I had no idea before this video that that's what is done for veneers. I'm so sorry that happened to you. They should definitely have told you ahead of time!! Damn. I'd think about suing, if I were you.
"WTF, Private/Airman/Lance Corporal/Seaman/whatever, who authorized this veneer/nose job/Brazilian butt lift? If Uncle Sugar/HM the Queen/the French Foreign Legion wanted you to have this, you'd have orders! Now you get a nonjudicial punishment because remember, we OWN your sorry butt. Oh, by the way, tomorrow at 0400 you have a special detail that involves putting your head into a part of the ship/aircraft/tank/what have you that has a lotta sharp, motorized parts. And you'll be working with Dipstck, who has a bad habit of turning on equipment that has been locked out/tagged out without first checking to see if anyone's still inside. So, uhhh...good luck with that, movie star. Sleep tight." Shout out to friends, foes, and the guy at the corner bar. Veterans, can I get a witness?!?
@@heartsfire3187 "You will never be criticized by someone who is doing more than you. You will always be criticized by someone who is doing less. Remember that." - Denzel Washington
I got two upper front veneres since I am 10 yo. Cause I smashed my teeth out climbing a cliff. I already had two pairs changed through my life. The latest pair I got are pretty fancy, they got my close up pictures taken to do a 3d design and so on. Amazing! Maybe next time I have to change them, I will get others done as well :)
I've had braces and veneers done as when I was little I had rabbit buck teeth and because of medication I had to take for reasons I can't remember, they turned my front teeth (baby) almost black and the same happened to my adult teeth as well. On a side note why don't do a before and after on celebrities from the 70-90s that had some kind of cosmetic work done? One celebrity that always comes to mind for me is Jennifer Grey and how she looks now compared to when she stared in Dirty Dancing and other films around that timeframe.
The teeth praising makes me feel so sad because mine are so bad and for "reasons" I can't fix them. Dentistry has been so normalized in this country that those who can't afford it are really looked down upon and made fun of. It's the last thing I think people are politically allowed to make fun of people for without any worry of retribution. I'm :(
yeah i totally understand how you feel. i was bullied for how mine looks. and now i just feel very self conscious every time i smile and laugh. i think i might never get a boyfriend because who would ever wanna be with someone like me. when “everyone” else teeth are looking so perfect and pretty 😭
@@dominiquewinther857 awww..... I know how you feel. I have a closed mouth smile & feel insecure, but I am married & my hubby loves me. Don't give up, I'm sure you are beautiful!!
If it makes you feel any better, I think people look better/ cuter with their natural teeth. Many times it goes with their face & gives them personality. Besides, health comes first & the most important thing is to have healthy, functioning teeth. Aesthetics come second.
To me dentistry should be a part of regular every day health care like literally anything else you might see a doctor for. I do not understand why it isnt
Plastic surgery is so popular in S.Korea parents gift procedures to their kids when they graduate high school/ university. It's seen a something important to make yourself look better. While there are elements of plastic surgery that work on exploiting people's self esteem or various popularity trends as long as it's not harmful why not.
I have nothing against plastic surgery, and most of the times if it's well done and the person feels good why not , i just don't get the need to lie about it. You didn't like something and you changed it and that's fine , just don't tell people you were born perfect.
Dr Tony Youn also explained celebrities also usually do a tummy tuc along with the child delivery which helps then bounce back SUPER fast, because it ties the muscle back together to support the organs and liposuction.
Nothing wrong with it but they should say .my daughter has just had a c section n is body shaming herself ,new mums have enough to cope with but hey of u can afford it just don't pretend it's down to genetics n exercise
@@jenniferburnett2165 100% agree
@@jenniferburnett2165 Totally! I actually don't see any issues with it at all either. As you say, it's when they start pushing excercise and fad diets and random herbal teas as the reason that it becomes absolutely terrible. Why is it terrible to be honest when in truth most women would actually understand.
@@jenniferburnett2165 I've heard of regular doctors throwing in a little tummy tuck, after c-section delivery, from people I know, who have had kids. And I live in Nothing-Special, Louisiana.
Just because a new mom bounces back to her pre-pregnancy body does not mean that she had plastic surgery. I weighed 110 pounds (I'm 5 ft 6 inches tall) before I got pregnant with both of my babies. I gained 60+ pounds with each one. Never once did my doctor question the amount of weight that I gained because I was underweight before. Literally by my 6 week check-up I was back in my pre-pregnancy clothes (size 4). I did not diet and I did not exercise. It was all based on my genes. I also bottle fed my first and breastfeed my second. It helped that most of my weight gain was excess amniotic fluid but obviously not all of it. My first son weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. My second son weighed 9 and a half pounds. 😳😳😳
Dolly Parton is probably my favorite person having had plastic surgery. She has a particular plastic surgeon who does all her "fender work" (her words). I love how she totally owns it and even says: "It costs me a lot of money to look this cheap" 🤣
@CrazyCat Lady Ugh! Thank you! She is such a queen! Generous and thoughtful and incredibly talented. I’m a big fan of Dolly and her work (philanthropical, musical, and cosmetic)
She is an absolute queen! My favorite quote from Miss Dolly: "People ask if I get tired of 'dumb blonde' jokes, but the joke's on them because I'm not dumb and I'm not blonde!"
She has the best plastic surgeon in the country.
Hand to God, Dolly Parton is a hell of a woman. Kind, smart, talented and genuinely a hilarious person.
She's the best!
I am not broke I just learned to accept myself lol I hope everyone else does too! Merry Christmas 🎄⛄
Same lol I think I'm attractive and I like my real teeth. I hate most people's veneers. They look insane.
Got veneers for problems with teeth. Idiot me. $15k for uppers only lasted 10 yrs. Ugh now what. BTW I love masks. Teeth are perfect, slim jaw, no resting bitch face. Lol
Merry Christmas 🎄
Merry Christmas!
Yessss!!! And you’re gorgeous!
Having cosmetic surgery is fine as long as you're honest about it. There are a LOT of wellness influencers selling products they claim will make you look like them "from the inside out" and denying or omitting that they have spent thousands of dollars on procedures to attain their appearance.
Their Genes will out them when they have kids.
Exactly. Be honest, so that is poor folk don't go getting body dsymorphia
The issue lies in the unattainable beauty standard that people buy into creating mental health problems in a lot of young people, esp when they 1. deny it 2. attribute it to weight loss programmes and diet pills
Really no-one can stop a rich person from doing whatever they like with their own body or life. But they should be transparent about it and collectively we should talk about it because there are too many ignorant and young people who can totally be misguided with this concept of made-up beauty standards. Too many young people develop mental health issues in connection with people standardising certain looks. There is no diversity in all this. People just keep replicating standard lips, nose , teeth, cheekbones and so on.
I'm reminded of Jennifer Grey getting a nose job that took her from cute to almost unrecognizably generic. She doesn't look bad, just...generic.
Celebrities** rich people can do what they want. I have a friend who got plastic surgery, people ask her all the time. It's absolutely none of their business. She isn't a celebrity, so she's influencing no one. Make sure you specify celebrities
True. Rich people don't owe you or anyone any transparency about what they do to their face. They could so they did. If the young get mental illness from celeb worship, it's cz their parents and teachers fail them. All the comparisons, fair skin craze.. foundation is home and school.
@@drkrishnap It’s not all about parents and teachers, society is a huge factor in how we view ourselves and live up to standards. Beauty standards can also literally affect your chances at getting a job, promotion, etc (and I say that as someone with “pretty privilege”) through your adult life. Your experience in life doesn’t stop at your parents’ and school’s door.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to live in the type of society where this is normalized and encouraged. Next we’ll have the breaking-legs-to-get-taller trend.
@@peep3616 are you okay with haircut, coloring hair, nail art and tinted lenses? Tattoos?
"Her lips and her obsession for lips and lipstick made her a billionaire."
Yeah, that and the fact that she was born into billions of dollars.
Still people gave her money to make her the youngest billionaire. Like wtf!
@@tiffanykim2773 I think what David is referring to is how people say that Kylie is "self made." Yes, she earns her own money and might even work very hard for it, but she's not self made. Without her family's money, she couldn't have started her business in the first place, and without their fame, it wouldn't have been an instant success.
She wasn't born into billions but low millions...lol
kinda along the same lines as "miley invented twerking." lol
@@elysia.. WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE?! WHERE DO THEY COME FROM?! WHAT GOES IN THEIR HEAD?!
Idk…like I don’t judge anyone for wanting the work done, but I think as a society we need to examine why we want to look like this. Clearly no one is born looking like the celebrities and models or very few ever are.
In middle school I read a series of books call Uglies, Pretties, and Specials. It’s always stuck with me and it’s basically about a society where plastic surgery is a right of passage. When you turn, idk 16 I think? You get to go under the knife for the first time and you get perfectly chiseled and shaped. You go back whenever you want to add crazy accessories or whatever you want. If you’re still “ugly” you’re a second class citizen.
I know it’s fantasy, but there are definitely some parallels to modern society.
You do you…but I think we need to stop making this so desirable.
Thank you for your comment. I see the parallels.
In highschool we were made to write a discussion about a newspaper article about how xy % girls get their boobs done after graduation and why we think it is good or bad. (defintively a 2-digit number)
Lots of my school collegues wrote only positive stuff about it. I didn't and got a bad mark :D
I believe that young people when they don't have a deep psychological or medical probleme should be made to wait with this stuff until they stop being hormonal teenagers. (also then they might have to pay themselves instead of their wealthy parents)
This ideal comes from the perfect looking role model celebs are without telling a) that they did cosmetic surgery b) that it might have hurt and permanently damaged them (f.e. their teeth)
Honestly, in an ideal world people would just be happy with how they look from birth but it's unfortunately not how it is. I think that's just part of human nature to feel this way, we're flawed beings and not always logical lol I dont think celebrities make plastic surgery desirable specifically, its just easy for us to see the before and afters with them. People would likely still want to make these changes with themselves either way. If you're unhappy with your teeth (like me) or your nose or whatever it is, I don't see any problem with a person deciding for themselves to have surgery to change these things. Especially if it makes them happier in the long run. We're here for an awfully long time on this earth, may as well be happy in the body you're in! Unhappiness and body shaming (to one's self) can be debilitating to a person.
I'm also not meaning over the top crazy stuff that you see with the 'walking Ken doll' etc. I just mean small surgeries to make you feel happier and even healthier in some instances.
To me it is like a pandemic way more harmful to our wellbeing than Covid.
Oh I read those books too! I think it was called the Uglies series...I remember really liking it, though I don't remember a lot of details, I think they also did something to the Pretties to make them complacent and kinda dumb so that the people in power could remain there.
just googled and it's by Scott Westerfield if anyone's interested.
@@katharinamarek1847 That's just stupid lmao
There’s actually a HUGE misconception with veneers! I was scared of getting them because of the pointy teeth but then my dentist said if that’s what the dentist does it’s a BAD VENEER JOB and completely damages the tooth!!
A GOOD veneer job they only shave off a small bit of your tooth so in case it pops off you wouldn’t be able to tell they’re veneers. Do not get veneers without knowing this!!!
Honestly, braces absolutely ARE NOT always just a cosmetic procedure. Take it from someone who was denied them as a teen and has ended up with agonising teeth issues caused by my screwed up crossbite (basically some parts of my mouth overbite and other parts underbite), shifting teeth, breaking them because of uneven alignment, teeth shifting (sideways, forward, backwards, you name it) because of the messed up bite. All because my parents decided when I was a teen that my wonky teeth weren't "bad enough" to need braces.
Yeah....came here to say that. They fixed my bite.
There's nothing wrong with having cosmetic procedures done. If there is something you don't like about yourself and you have the means to change it, then go for it. It's your body. My only problem is when these celebs deny they've had any work done. That is so annoying and unnecessary to me. Why deny it? We can literally see that your face is different than it was before. Why are you lying about it? No one cares, so just be honest.
Yea. Also people who get addicted. Michael Jackson, Joan Rivers...the human Ken Doll. That's just too far and bad for their health
So true. No one will ever convince me that Ariana Grande didn’t have work done.
Also when people deny it, they can really harm peoples views on themselves, they create unrealistic expectations that men and woman then feel bad that they can't get that same or at least similar look
@@JustAStump EXACTLY
100% agree.
Chat show host: How do you stay so young looking?
Jane Fonda: Healthy eating, water, exercise, hair stylists, make up artists, lucky genes and a hell of a lot of money!
Is it just me or is Charlotte getting prettier and prettier?
Prolly getting more money lol jk
Nope, you are correct !!
She definitely is. Shes gorgeous
The more we see someone's face, the more we tend to get used to it and find it more endearing
She is cute tho for sure
Had a breast reduction done years ago, and went to a full set of dentures...
I regret not getting dental implants, no money, but do not regret making the changes...
I always think about how the kids of these people still have the “poor” genetics😂
Bahahahahahahah OMGOSH yessss, me too!!! 🤣🤣👏👏
I had a subtle nose job 15 years ago. No regrets! It looks really natural because my surgeon didn’t try to make it look smaller, just straighter. He was a talented guy because it was naturally mangled!!
The Kardashians are the ones making all these young girls insecure.
Girls where insecure before kardashians. It does help they dont even look like them off camera.
@@lissey0734 Not even close. Let alone the plastic surgery. There are a few celebs who seem to have gone to the same surgeon because they look almost indistinguishable, like Tori Spelling (recently) and Khloe K. I DK if the shots I saw of them side-by-side were undoctored, which WH made it worse, but they were originally taken by paparazzi like TMZ or something.
I don't know why, the one in the video looks big and not that nice.
@@bridgetmaisela5974 It's definitely not "lies, lies, lies". They are one of the most influential social media families and they as people and their brands are *literally* marketed toward young girls. They are considered literal "body goals" by most young women today and even with this knowledge they filter themselves to no end denying the fact they don't really look like that. Insecurities existed well before the Kardashians of course, as someone else pointed out, but there is absolutely no denying the affect the Kardashians have on the youth today. Does anyone need reminding of the "Kylie Jenner lip challenge"? It definitely isn't a "lie".
I grew up before the Kardashians and we hade plenty of insecurities on the 80-ies and 90-ies. With the Kardashians I finally could appreciate that my ass is bigger. Growing up it was a small ass that was the desired one. The Kardashians made acceptable to have a bigger behind.
I’ve wondered if I had a makeup artist, hair stylist, personal trainer, chef and wardrobe stylist if I’d look amazeballs every time I left the house lol.
aaah I love a good gap between people's front teeth - it's something I find so cute. Nothing wrong with fixing your teeth but I wish the people would keep that gap as it is unique and adorable! Thinking Anna Paquin - she just is so friggin gorgeous!
Thank you! I love my gap and was so offended when a dentist suggested "fixing" it. I don't consider it a fault; if it's good enough for Madonna then it's good enough for me!
YES that gap is lowkey iconic.
Same! It's adorable, I love it. My front teeth are the opposite lol. So close together that one very noticeably overlaps the other. I used to HATE it but honestly I've just learned to accept it lol. It could be worse.
In France we call it the lucky teeth.
(during napoleonian wars you needed to open the paper around bullets with your teeth all while holding your gun with both hands, and it wasn't easy for people with such teeth so they were exempted from going)
My daughter has the smallest of gaps in her front teeth. She git bullied but her teeth are perfection.she asked the dentist to fix it but would cost 2 grand to go private. Dentist said ppl would kill to have her teeth.top models.
Wish my sons looked after their teeth as she does but they are both gross lol
As a Nigerian who watches Charlotte religiously, I smiled wide when I saw the Nigerian segment 😁😁 The first one edits his pics A LOT! So it’s not even surgery just bleaching and money.
I literally thought those before/after weren’t actually photos of the same people, like it was more of a troll account just being outlandishly ridiculous and choosing two completely different looking people to make fun of the trend 😳
@@stargirl91291 nope! It’s the same person.
Personally, I think a culture where it's viewed as normal to cut up a healthy body and sew it back together to fit trendy beauty standards is an extremely unhealthy one. It's bad for people psychologically, it widens the gap between rich and poor even further because of appearance bias, and it reinforces the notion that human beings (especially women) are not beautiful in their natural state.
I would never shame someone for their choices about cosmetic surgery; this is simply how I feel about it. I found this video so depressing that I had to stop watching halfway through.
I agree with you and all of these comments and Charlotte support this kind of fuckery.
Agreed. Imagine someone taking a knife to Freddy Mercury's face or a dentist replacing his teeth. Beauty is charisma, not perfection.
I remember when Billie Piper came back on Doctor Who. She def had something different from her previous seasons. She had veneers done and it changed her entire face. She was just so radiant before :(
It's amazing how you manage to make even a video like this, about you. You must be fun in parties
@@drkrishnap Way to make it personal, random stranger.
Unfortunately, the truth is that people surgically altering themselves does not just affect them, it affects everyone. It changes the culture. I know people from cultures where plastic surgery for girls has been normalized (Brazil, South Korea), and it is a real social problem that activists have been trying to raise awareness about.
I'm terrible at parties- way too shy. Lucky for you, I find it easier to speak up online, especially about one of Charlotte's videos. She's a good and fair person, and I trust her not to be a dick about a politely expressed differing view.
I couldn't agree more! There were so many beautiful smiles in this video: With thinner lips and slightly crooked teeth, a bump in the nose here and there - and it all added so much personality to their faces. They seemed like actual, fun people who I could've been at school with. And afterwards they turned into these unrelatable 'perfect' sculptures. No human normally looks like this and I think it's a shame that society gets more and more divided into the "rich and beautiful", who have the money to conform themselves to unachievable body/beauty goals, and the regular folk who don't, but constantly have to look at photoshopped pictures of surgically altered bodies and are being told that that's beautiful.
It leaves people feeling like their natural bodies aren't good enough and it's sad.
Plastic surgery should only be considered for cases where a person's chances of living a healthy, happy, confident life are signifiantly impacted by their looks. A society that obsesses over beauty and perfection to sell products will make its inhabitants sick and miserable.
There is just something to consistent care. Regular manicures, hair care, facials and skincare, all of that, being well groomed just makes a big difference. And you don’t need a lot of money to be well groomed. Just a regular routine.
The problem is talking as if they were 8 months of effort for that body when it was 3 hours of surgery.
@@fjparasite1172 exactly.
Let's not forget healthy nutrition too.
I was one of the first patients in the US to get a porcelain veneer. In fact a company rep did the procedure, so my dentist could learn the procedure. I had this chipped tooth so I've had it veneered 3-4 times over the years. My neighboring teeth (one of which was "bruised" when I fell and chipped the other tooth) started to discolor. After years of pestering from my dentist I got four teeth veneered - both front teeth and their mates on either side. I'm really glad I had it done and am really pleased with the results. My teeth were fairly white before so I didn't get the "electric white" type that don't look natural in color at all, but maybe a shade lighter. I would tell others that unless your teeth have been seriously neglected don't get it done. If they're discolored, crooked or chipped or missing then do veneers. Otherwise, leave them alone - and get a natural color! Nobody knew I had it done - including my siblings - and I got very few remarks on them. Sometimes people say things like, "You must have just from a dental cleaning - your teeth are really white!" As far as the Kardashians I think each one gets the exact same look as their other sisters. You can't tell one from the other now. They all looked great before but now they look like they have masks on.
I remember watching some thing about Chris Pratt and him saying that he does not recommend going from that chunky body to completely buff in the time. He had to do for movies. Because he had the chunky body for Parks and Recreation. And then when he got the part for guardians of the galaxy he had to get buff and he had like a month to do it or something small like that. And he said he does not recommend it he says it’s hard on your body and his personal trainer worked him so hard. And he had such a strict diet
..lol well yeah thats ... pretty obvious?
I don’t know how people get so much plastic surgery, it hurts! I had reconstructive plastic surgery this year and pain killers barely touched it. Props to them, your body your choice, but damn it’s painful.
Me neither, I just had surgery after breaking my nose last year, anyone who goes through this for cosmetic reasons, they are brave! Hope you're fully recovered now!
I'm having jaw surgery next year. I'm so scared.
@@AGolfHitter I hope it goes good for you and your recovery is fast and pain free 💜 try to nap and sleep, sleep makes the body heal faster! Good luck!
@@yasaminwhy8212 oh yes, fully recovered! I hope yours was good too!
@@alyxwithay6516 glad to hear it!! i'm getting better, very slowly lol, but it was already so worth it- thank you for asking! 🥰
I still think veneers so often look like something straight out of the Uncanny Valley -- when they're blindingly snow-white, they just remind me of my grandma's dentures.
You should check out the book series Uglies. I read it in middle/high school and I really liked it! It takes place in the future where everyone gets major cosmetic surgery when they turn 16 to make them a “Pretty”, because their ideology is that making everyone attractive eliminates a lot of social and economic issues. It tackles a lot of issues like body image, social pressure, willful ignorance and corruption in places of power. It’s been a while since I read it but it’s surprisingly mature and well-written for a YA series
The thing about these comparisons that also no one talks about, is that a lot of the before pictures were taken when these people were much younger. Just getting older can change your facial features a lot as well!
I'm ugly and broke, lol! 🤣 But that's okay, because I'm happy! 😁
I was a huge hilary Duff fan growing up and into my teens and i remember getting tons of thoses teen magazines and remember reading an article stating she got her teeth fixed because of an accident with a mic on stage while on tour, the mic exploding when adjusting for feedback and she needed constructive surgery for her front teeth, and i think she even hated them for years until she got used to them because they changed her face with the weight loss she also went through. If that is true i couldn't imagine that trauma...Either way still a fan and cant wait to see her on how i met your father premier!!!!!
Not just hair, Musk did something to his jawline.
When Charlotte wears these lighter more spring type colors it definitely brings out her hair color and gorgeous skin tone!
Pastels purple and sage green look fantastic on red heads.
I love that color on her 😍 💕 ❤
Hey, without any shame to cosmetic surgeries I just wanna tell you that modern society can not apreciate beautiful unique lips nowadays. When i look at the lips of nikita and jenner pre-surgery i see some super unique, super cool, interesting, outstanding features which are not "ugly" in any way. Those lips make my inner artist squeak in love and appreciacion. I just want to tell anybody who is reading - go tell your lips you are proud of them! They are beautiful
❤ love this... I used to hate my lips thinking they were too thin but then just one person (an artist! - I'm also an artist of sorts) commented that my lips had a lovely shape.... and I went home and REALLY looked in the mirror..... I admired them for the first time and haven't wanted them ANY different since....
Same thing goes for noses really! I mean I do understand how one might feel uncomfortable with a very big nose - and really, if the only way to feel better for you is to go under plastic surgery, then I won't judge it. But I think it's sad when everyone just wants to have this small straight nose, while noses are actually something that makes your face really unique. Like I would never say big noses are generally ugly, because some people would just look weird with small noses - or what's often the case; they'd lose their uniqueness. I really came to appreciate all the different types of noses because they add so much character to a face, while right now society's trend is to tell people their noses should be small and cute - and that should be judged in my opinion.
@@rizerez7982 IKR!! I personally love big noses. When celebrities with bis noses go to "fix" them, that always makes me feel like most people would feel when a guy with a nice sixpack would "fix" his stomach in terms of getting that sixpack removed and getting a nice potbelly instead. U know what I mean? It just makes me die a little inside 😅😫
I have veneers on my front teeth because they were so messed up that there was no other alternative. I can't understand how any professional and honest dentist can propose veneers to people with perfectly healthy teeth. It's irreversible, your natural teeth are filed in pointy shape and there is no come back
Getting veneers for the same exact reason , my front teeth are cracked and have a big dot that’s so visible 😔 hate them
@@MJ-wr8bw I know ! Avoiding smiling, putting your hand in front of your mouth when laughing... it's a really heavy self esteem issue. I'm happy for you that you're going to have veneers because even if it's not a light procedure, it changes your life for the better ! You will love your brand new smile ❣️
Yes I got veneers on healthy front teeth and now they are sensitive and I don’t like to bite food with them in fear they will pop off! They look good, but I have some regret for sure
thats literally not true though lol. i have verrrrrrrry healthy teeth underneath and my veneers are a very thin cap and can be reversed at any time. but why would i ever want to reverse my nicer teeth to my ugly ones? dont scare people with nonsense. there are a million ways to do every procedure.
Oh wow! I didn't know that! But very worth it for people who's teeth are a mess...no offense...my bottom ones are, but I grit my teeth, so I don't qualify.
This could have easily been a negative video, I love how Charlotte is keeping it positive.
I was hesitant to watch this at first but it as amazing how positive it was
That’s our Miss Charlotte, a real class act and wholesome to boot.
Amazing what a lot of money, access to the best trainers, dieticians, chefs, cosmetic surgeons, professional makeup, and not being too drained by the daily grind to spend all that time and money on exercising and eating right can do.
I agree with others, the problem isn't getting plastic surgery it's when they deny having work done. Media and companies already do so much with photoshop, editing, and carefully curating what images are used that creates impossible and unhealthy ideals, denying or lying about what work you've had done just adds to that. No one is obligated to share everything they've had done but it would be nice if celebrities and influencers at least admitted they've had work done even if they prefer to keep what between themselves and their plastic surgeons.
Yes! I remember hearing something from Jameela Jamil about working on a Marvel TV show I think? And she said something like "look, don't look at me right now and think this is attainable! This isn't attainable for ME without a diet that's ridiculously restrictive and a trainer hired by Marvel! Once I'm done with this show, I'm not training like this ever again! I'm not eating like this forever!" It was so refreshing to hear someone say point blank that their body was absolutely not just 'healthy' or 'toned' and wasn't maintained by smoothies and jogging, but was actually being actively and _expensively_ sculpted by a team of people for a very short term goal.
Good teeth and a good personality and anyone can look beautiful 🥰
Honestly true af because there are people that are considerably less attractive until they give a pretty smile.
Me with a pretty face ok body and vampire teeth that stick out to the point where i cant smile 😂
@@summer_born_in_winter are you talking of the 2 fangs? if so then it's fine... they can give character :)
@@lewis5041 lol I'm confident enough in myself but my fangs are abnormal 😂
@@summer_born_in_winter abnormal? don't know why that made me laugh but it did 😂
My daughter is only (almost) 4, but whenever she’s around middle school age, I’m 1000% planning on showing her this video and some of Charlotte’s others about beauty standards. Just to help her be more discerning when inevitably viewing and comparing herself against certain “beauty standards.”
Lol 😂 these transformations are insane…like what 💀😭
“And we ate that shit up” nah I didn’t if anything I avoided lipstick even more 😂
What would most of these celebs look like if they just let their body go through natural puberty? Kyle would look less like an old lady when she does her mismatched makeup and most likely grow out of that girl next door baby face who knows maybe she would have been prettier and less fake looking 🤷🏼♀️
The French refer to a smile with a gap between the two front teeth as Lucky Teeth. Lauren Hutton's carrier was certainly helped by her signature gap toothed smile. Like always, it's a personal choice as to whether or not to "fix" the smile.
Look at Madonna!!
@@PoisonedApathy , there's a good example!
I think a lot of them lost weight too. And makeup and contouring can completely change your face. Tons of videos showing people transforming their face to look like celebrities just using makeup. I love how positive this video was. I think anyone who wants surgery should get it without getting crap for it. If it makes them feel better, good for them.
And a lot of them, most noticeably Bella Hadid, had buccal fat removal. It is removing the fat under the cheek bones. Victoria Beckham also very obviously had it done.
Yes I used to think that too, but the majority have undeniably had surgeries - some even so subtle that they could be played off as makeup usage. No one should be shamed for doing what they want to their own body, ever (unless it's hurting them), but denying the surgeries is kinda missing the point and becomes counterproductive.
By assuming they are "just using makeup or lost weight" the sentiment ends up being that we are assuming "the best" of them, when surgery itself shouldn't be regarded any differently. We don't consciously do it (I mean, most people don't I hope, haha), but I would be lying if saying it's just makeup didn't feel like making an "excuse" for a celebrity to shield them from the 'HORRENDOUS TRUTH' that is plastic surgery. It feels right because we're intending to treat the celebrity with kindness, but in actuality it ends up furthering the stigma against plastic surgery, when it's simply a more expensive form of self-expression and, for some, covering up insecurities.
I was one of those kids that had the braces, and expander in the top of mouth because my mouth was too narrow and I had the head gear as well (which I proudly wore everywhere 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️). But if I must say I look pretty darn good now lol
@@jnln552 aww thank you so so much 💚♥️ I hope you are enjoying the Holiday’s!!
Charlotte, I just want to say, thank you. I've lost 3 loved ones within a week and yet, you still bring a smile to my face. I find you to be, beautiful, very, very, attractive, and just a blessing in disguise. Thank you for the laughs, entertainment, and your 100% awesomeness. I am a subscriber and always will be. I'd love to one day meet you but if not, just know, YOU DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Thank you. Be blessed and much love to you. 😚
I have a friend who has been getting lip fillers for over a year now, they just keep getting bigger and look bizarre now. She also got nose work recently, which actually looks really good. But I worry about what it will take for her to actually be happy with the person she sees in the mirror. "Fixing" the outside isn't always helping.
As someone who has suffered with eating disorders since my teens. She will never be happy until she gets support for her body dismorphia xx
Same as Meryl Streep. She's definitely had some work done, you can see scars near her ears, but she just looks like a fresh version of herself. I love good surgery, they look like the best version of themselves.
Braces aren’t always just cosmetic. Having straight teeth help them wear more evenly. Over time, that can prevent you from needing more drastic dental procedures done.
I love that people can become their favorite selves, it's awesome.
I giggle though when I think about two people with heavy work done having a baby and surprise, original features are back baby!
I don’t care whether celebs get plastic surgery or not. It only bothers me when they lie about it. Be transparent so people aren’t misguided.
The thing that makes people good looking is happiness. Smiling, laughing, confidence , and the way you carry yourself. It’s a big deal.
If you have a procedure done, and it brings you happiness, it’s ok in my book.
Teeth changes effect your whole face. The slightest thing can change your chin, lips, cheeks, and your resting face.
unperfect teeth add character. One of my favorite quotes goes roughly something like.
"when i get layed in my coffin i dont want to be perfectly preserved. I want to die wheelchair bound, to show that i used my legs to till they gave out. I want to have a mouth full of gums, to show that i ate everything my heart desired. I want my hands to be knotted and worn, to show that that are in fact the greatest tools a person is ever given. I dont want to die perfectly preserved, i want my body to show that it was used, that it was appretiated, that it was the body of a person who lived a good long and happy life. A body that i didnt take, not one part of it, for granted.
what a great comment♥
The teeth really are important. I had a very very intense teeth transformation, basically, when i had braces. I didn't smile with my mouth open for 10+ years until they came off, and it's like it changed my entire face. People have commented on it too, because not only does pretty teeth give confidence - and confidence is sexy - but it also just, brightens your face. And my jaw shifted as well, which made it more symmetrical, so there's that as well.
we need a video of "celebs that aged like fine wine" !
Surprisingly comforting
Bella Hadid's transformation makes me kind of sad because she had such a recognizable facial structure as a teenager. And now it looks like something went wrong with her nose? It's way to bone-y and sharply angled to be natural anymore. It makes the nose stand out and take over the face, which is really weird :(
Honestly I super love the positivity in this video. Everybody’s body is their own and what they choose to do with it should be accepted so long as they’re not causing harm to themselves! The only part about celebrities doing it that kills me (especially among young ones) is whether or not they feel the need to. Like how much of that is their decision versus societal pressures to push people into having a particular type of face or body. It’s a little scary to think about. But even still, full support to people that want to do it so they can feel better about their personal image and love themselves more. I hope they are very happy!
Stop this is perfect timing.. I just started getting my teeth fixed and you just made me feel so much better about them not being done yet 😭
aargh me too!
It's been 6 years and I still haven't bounced back 😩😩😂😂
I agree with what a commenter said below: thank you for keeping it positive, Charlotte! There are so many people whose surgeries went horribly (I shall not name names), but it's awesome when they go well.
Blake’s is so good I did not have ANY CLUE she had work done! Wow!
In that sit-com "Just Shoot Me", the photographer is talking about his new model and says, "She has that beautiful, innocent, girl-next-door inner glow, that usually only emerges after $50,000 worth of plastic surgery."
Don't hate on the tooth gap! Some people just wouldn't be who they are without their gap! It runs in my family, I share my gap with my father, May he rest in peace. Miss you Daddy!!!
I'm sure you've had many dental professionals chime in on their opinions. I've been a dental assistant for over 40 years and have seen a lot, I can tell you! Cosmetic dental work is fantastic. However, people don't know that veneers can pop off, break and you can't bite with your front teeth any more. The reason is all the force you exert on them. Also, once you work on a tooth, such as crowns or veneers, they have to be replaced. Everytime they are replaced you lose more tooth structure, resulting in weakness of the remaining tooth.
So, think it over carefully and do research on qualified Dentists. Look for board certified Cosmetic professionals. It's not a one time thing and you're done. I've worked for Dentists who never ever inform their patients about the fact that the work needs to be redone years down the road. Also, be very aware of clinics over selling you on frivolous items. Don't get me started on teeth bleaching lol!
Charlotte, MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY 2022 TO EVERYONE!!! Love ya!
I absolutely agree your body your choice. I just WISH they were more honest about it. I feel like.. it's a big reason why body dysmorphia is such a big thing.. it's sad.. 😔
Blake’s was super subtle…I did not even realize the difference until this vid. I’m just like “hey…she got older!” 🤣
Hi, Charlotte!! Hope you’re well! Binge watching your videos cheers me up when I’m feeling rough. Gets me through my treatments too. Keep up the awesome videos!
maturity and character often helps
yeah,, and those filters, photoshop and professionals to retouch it all don't hurt.
Charlotte! Your laugh and sense of humor is so addicting, as it is so close to my sisters and mine. Our girls are the same way! When I watched “I’m not ok”, I just choked up and cried. Thank you for this, as the honesty and truth of mental health through your heart really is a gift to all of us! Love you so very dearly! Laughter is so therapeutic!
Idk, the one about Bretman isn't a good comparison considering he was a teenager in the before picture and now he's an adult. We all have our weird teen phase. He does have money but he also works out a lot has grown out of that weird teen phase.
Yeah I followed him when he was like 14 or 15 and his glowup was very gradual. His skin cleared up and he started doing weight training and pole fitness. He'll sometimes post his throwback pics too.
This is true for a lot of people. Photos during that awkward teenage phase don't really amount to a good "before" photo, especially if they haven't had any procedures. Sometimes you just grow up and mature in appearance.
Girl, you hair is amazing. I know you have not colored it, but what is you secret to the shine?!? I'm a balding old man, so I need to live vicariously through you!
She does have gorgeous hair
some of these celebrities looked way better before,
like Bella looked more natural before, don't know why she transitioned to the generic plastic doll look, it's kinda sad
I think it's fine to have subtle change or two, but a complete makeover of your face like you're a different person is ridiculous and lunatic imo
Carla Bruni went WAY overboard with Botox/filler... if she'd left her face alone it would have aged a whole lot better. I wish Bella had left her eyes alone, unless she too wants to end up married to a President (actually, Melania's eye thing is another example of the "too much" scenario)....
Hm. There might be something in this theory: much cosmetic eye work = potential First Lady.
Discuss.
I agree that Bella looked better before. I would love to look like her. These celebs getting surgery often end up all looking alike and get rid of anything that made them look unique and, in my opinion, they looked better before.
Yes. Totally agree. Ariana also looked better before. She doesn't look bad now, but she had a lively expression before and a certain unique cuteness that has kind of faded away with plastic surgery.
I agree and hands down Charlotte has the most amazing set of teeth I have ever seen.
We need to see two photos of Charlotte when she was younger and now
Agree, we're not ugly we're just broke. One day I saw a vidtok about a beautiful college student doing a beauty treatment and she zoomed her receipt. It was around $1000 with ± 6 procedures like whitening, collagen injection, etc
It's funny when we're all, "you do you" but make sure that you get plastic surgery to NOT look like yourself if you want. The irony is insane.
Take that with a grain of salt from someone who doesn't even like makeup. Lol. 🤷♀️ You do you. 😂
I don't like makeup either. 😊
i dont think you understand irony then lol
I love the energy Charlotte gives. So positive. So happy.
The teeth thing depresses the hell out of me. I survived periods of eating disorder, addiction, and PTSD and pull myself up every day but my teeth have paid a huge price... one that I cannot afford to pay to have it corrected. I will be getting dentures eventually but they are pretty obvious unless you can afford the expensive ones. If I could go back in time I would tell my young self many things but if I could tell her only one it would be TAKE CARE OF YOUR TEETH NO MATTER WHAT!!!
STOP STUFFING YOURSELF. STOP THE DRUGS. PEOPLE LIKE YOU FUEL THE DRUG TRADE. I WONDER HOW MAN PEOPLE HAD CRIMES DONE BECAUSE OF YOU BUYING DRUGS FROM DRUG DEALERS.
@@esecallum Pretty sure she doesn’t need the rude ass negativity and judgement from a stranger who knows nothing about what may have led her to the choices and struggles she faced? Sit 👏🏼 down 👏🏼
@@esecallum You're part of the problem
It's just a troll, probably a teenager. Let him be and don't answer
So much this! I'm sorry you've been through all of this and am glad to hear you've pulled yourself up 😊
Veneers make a HUGE difference. People with straight white teeth and big smiles are definitely at an advantage socially.
Dunno… My story and my path has lead me in the body positive direction so I’m all about embracing your flaws rather then ‘fixing’ them. I’m not against plastic surgery and I think if you know who you are and you think it will help you prosper and grow.. go for it. The problem for me is when people do it just for the validation from the world. There are some privileges in being beautiful but true happiness comes from feeling comfortable in your body and it is much harder to accomplish then a few cuts :)
You have to be whole inside to even make a decision to change your body so, in my opinion, you should really know who you are first and then, if something is really bothering you, change it.
Also, I’ve find a comment from dr. Ramani interesting: she said that we are living in the time of narcissism and ‘picture perfect’ life. Narcissists don’t have a personality, they are just trying to be perfect in front of the world …and there is only ‘one type of perfect’ and that is why all the people are starting to look very similar. Scary thought… that we are all ending up looking the same in the times when, supposedly, we celebrate differences the most.
It's crazy scary that we are being marketed paying a fortune and working ourselves miserable to get surgery, make-up, diets and exercise plans just to look all the same. Instead of having a variety of human beauty. And instead of being content in our unique selves and looking like our parents, grand-parents and our own children.
Even if I felt a little better after having some surgery, I would feel horrible if I had a child that looked like me and it felt ugly because not even I looked like myself anymore. It's heart-breaking that children grow up in a world focussed on perfection and beauty, because it will inevatably hurt them in some way. I'd rather my child have my big nose and large front teeth and feel looking like me than feeling like an ugly duckling around swans.
I'm the thumbnail she's not even ugly she's super cute! Adorable.
Blake's nose job was really well done, I would have gone for it too
Merry Christmas!!! Much love Charlotte!!
You honestly don’t see a problem with this?!?! That’s insane! And then you wonder why women’s beauty standards are the way that they are. I thought the new trend was supposed to be embracing one’s own self, excepting of flaws (because we all have them), and loving yourself for who you are and what you look like. The Kardashians have set the new beauty standard, there are literal people out there that strive to look like those morons. It’s all so disgusting. Why can’t people except and love the person they are? Shouldn’t we be promoting that, to living outside the Kardashians cookie cutter beauty standard?!?!
How about we leave people alone and let them do what they want? There no problem with this because it isn't any of our business.
@@katepausig8562 thank you for those wonderful words of wisdom 🙄
@@elsienicole5663 I forget who posted it but someone did a UA-cam video going over how the kardashians set the trend for BBLs and how they’ve blown up drastically over the years and how many girls fly to Atlanta after they turn 18 to get it done and how dangerous a BBL actually is and how painful the recovery is. It’s truly sad what our society has come to and what womens beauty standards are.
@@elsienicole5663 How dare YOU judge someone for wanting to feel good about themselves? You don't even know what you're talking about. Some women get breast implants because they had breast cancer and had severe body issues because they had to get rid of their breast and now felt ugly. It's a legit psychological thing that you clearly didn't think about.
I'm never going to get anything done, except for breast reduction surgery, but I'm not going to judge people for doing what they want with THEIR BODY. It's their body, not yours. Get help and sit down.
@@kayrenee404 Could not agree more 😊. I’ve seen quite a different UA-camr’s covering those topics. I wish people would wake up and realize that the issue(s) that they are trying to fix isn’t on the outside. Cosmetic surgery isn’t something to take lightly, it’s expensive, painful, and risky. I personally feel that if anyone wants cosmetic surgery that they would have to undergo a psychiatric evaluation, followed by weekly therapy sessions. I mean they have literally dedicated an entire show to botched cosmetic surgeries. It’s all so crazy. And let’s be real here a pretty/handsome face only gets you so far, if you are a crappy person it totally ruins your looks. Just like an ok looking person can become really attractive if they have a great personality.
Charlotte, you forgot the most important of them: EIZA GONZALEZ!
bruh, look at her before and now, I NEED the number of his plastic surgeon. Such a beautiful work done
I have 4 veneers and wasn't told about the fact that they would be filing my teeth down to spikes as part of the process. I took a break half way through the procedure and went to the bathroom. Like an idiot, I looked at what they had done so far. I had an anxiety attack and started sobbing uncontrollably... and they had to come get me out and back to the chair. I kept saying, "I want my teeth back!" I mean, they look great, but knowing that I'll always have to have them because I have nubbins underneath causes me stress. One fell off a few years back and the trauma came back. Who knew? Tooth trauma?
I had no idea before this video that that's what is done for veneers. I'm so sorry that happened to you. They should definitely have told you ahead of time!! Damn. I'd think about suing, if I were you.
I have tooth trauma just from losing my baby teeth as a child. I'm 36 now and STILL have nightmares about my teeth getting loose and falling out.
I wish they would have properly explained what they were going to do to your teeth before they did it...it seems like bad practice not to do that!
Some of those before and after I think is just puberty being kind and them glowing up
Gotta be real here...I'm glad I chose a career field where all of those cosmetic procedures are not only unnecessary, but counterproductive...
Which one?
"WTF, Private/Airman/Lance Corporal/Seaman/whatever, who authorized this veneer/nose job/Brazilian butt lift? If Uncle Sugar/HM the Queen/the French Foreign Legion wanted you to have this, you'd have orders! Now you get a nonjudicial punishment because remember, we OWN your sorry butt. Oh, by the way, tomorrow at 0400 you have a special detail that involves putting your head into a part of the ship/aircraft/tank/what have you that has a lotta sharp, motorized parts. And you'll be working with Dipstck, who has a bad habit of turning on equipment that has been locked out/tagged out without first checking to see if anyone's still inside. So, uhhh...good luck with that, movie star. Sleep tight."
Shout out to friends, foes, and the guy at the corner bar. Veterans, can I get a witness?!?
@@laowaistudieschina7470 Wtaf are you even on about lmfao this got embarrassing for you real quick
@@heartsfire3187 "You will never be criticized by someone who is doing more than you. You will always be criticized by someone who is doing less. Remember that." - Denzel Washington
so what career field is this
11:49 "I feel like there's a stigma around botox, but again it's happening... under our nose all the time" it's literally under our nose hahaha XD
I got two upper front veneres since I am 10 yo. Cause I smashed my teeth out climbing a cliff. I already had two pairs changed through my life. The latest pair I got are pretty fancy, they got my close up pictures taken to do a 3d design and so on. Amazing! Maybe next time I have to change them, I will get others done as well :)
you must be really jaded to smash a cliff.
Looking beautiful in the purply ambience Charlotte! 💜
Am I the only person who thinks all these beauties look creepy?
they definitely looked better when all natural
That’s the truth …. Money makes you pretty
I've had braces and veneers done as when I was little I had rabbit buck teeth and because of medication I had to take for reasons I can't remember, they turned my front teeth (baby) almost black and the same happened to my adult teeth as well. On a side note why don't do a before and after on celebrities from the 70-90s that had some kind of cosmetic work done? One celebrity that always comes to mind for me is Jennifer Grey and how she looks now compared to when she stared in Dirty Dancing and other films around that timeframe.
tetracycline
Hair and make up can also be pretty impressive for transformation/ hiding flaws etc
The teeth praising makes me feel so sad because mine are so bad and for "reasons" I can't fix them. Dentistry has been so normalized in this country that those who can't afford it are really looked down upon and made fun of. It's the last thing I think people are politically allowed to make fun of people for without any worry of retribution. I'm :(
yeah i totally understand how you feel. i was bullied for how mine looks.
and now i just feel very self conscious every time i smile and laugh.
i think i might never get a boyfriend because who would ever wanna be with someone like me. when “everyone” else teeth are looking so perfect and pretty 😭
@@dominiquewinther857 awww..... I know how you feel. I have a closed mouth smile & feel insecure, but I am married & my hubby loves me. Don't give up, I'm sure you are beautiful!!
If it makes you feel any better, I think people look better/ cuter with their natural teeth. Many times it goes with their face & gives them personality. Besides, health comes first & the most important thing is to have healthy, functioning teeth. Aesthetics come second.
To me dentistry should be a part of regular every day health care like literally anything else you might see a doctor for. I do not understand why it isnt
@@krystal5z Health of teeth is also attached to cosmetic surgery so, no, that doesn't mean much at all.
Plastic surgery is so popular in S.Korea parents gift procedures to their kids when they graduate high school/ university. It's seen a something important to make yourself look better. While there are elements of plastic surgery that work on exploiting people's self esteem or various popularity trends as long as it's not harmful why not.
I have nothing against plastic surgery, and most of the times if it's well done and the person feels good why not , i just don't get the need to lie about it. You didn't like something and you changed it and that's fine , just don't tell people you were born perfect.
Some like a logg cabin in the forrest, others a lot of concrete and glas in suburbia. Each to their own.