Plastic Surgery I REGRET Having: Beware of These Procedures

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2022
  • The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/lorryhill08221
    In this video I'll be talking about my plastic and cosmetic surgery regrets. One of them is a dental orthodontic procedure related to braces: teeth extraction and how it HURT my facial aesthetics and led to more plastic surgery than I would've wanted otherwise.
    I also talk about rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty.
    I will also talk about the better options that I would've taken if I had the same information then that I do now.
    My revision nose surgeon: Dr. Bahman Guyuron: www.drbahmanguyuron.com/
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  • @LorryHill
    @LorryHill  Рік тому +191

    The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/lorryhill08221

    • @TwasNeverThus2
      @TwasNeverThus2 Рік тому +4

      I liked!! Can you please do Paris Jackson!

    • @mommytomakeupdorton621
      @mommytomakeupdorton621 Рік тому +3

      I had jaw surgery to have my jaw broken and moved forward. Let me just say I would not do it again. It is painful years after the pain is awful and I have had injections quite often by my ear because I have TMJ now and quite often I get lock jaw

    • @angelsoverme25
      @angelsoverme25 Рік тому +2

      You look absolutely beautiful Lorry! I know you said you want to redo your jaw. I think you look stunningly gorgeous. And I believe all your followers agree. Just a thought! Thank you for being completely open.

    • @Hashtagorbe
      @Hashtagorbe Рік тому

      yasss queen werk diva

    • @heathermontrose5063
      @heathermontrose5063 Рік тому

      I regret cosmetic dentistry on my four front teeth. It eventually made my face look flatter. I hate it☹️

  • @Truthseeker-kc8rd
    @Truthseeker-kc8rd Рік тому +2109

    You are starting a new era with sharing your experiences in a world where people even deny getting botox and say things like 'lot of water and clean living'.

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +94

      ❤️🙏🏻

    • @monicavincent6543
      @monicavincent6543 Рік тому +86

      Or olive oil

    • @doloresvangaal2248
      @doloresvangaal2248 Рік тому +46

      @@monicavincent6543 olive oil for everything. 🤣

    • @kiwiverde8592
      @kiwiverde8592 Рік тому +8

      if you don't want to tell something you don't have to

    • @hxavens4227
      @hxavens4227 Рік тому +60

      @@kiwiverde8592 when you're a celebrity trying to sell products based on lies, i would say it's pretty shitty not to

  • @ccalexander1924
    @ccalexander1924 Рік тому +1752

    I remember when I was 25 I had to go to plastic surgeon to remove a mole. I remember telling him things about my face I hated and wanted to change … big eyes , thin nose , cheek bones etc. he looked at me and said those big blue eyes are gorgeous ! And those cheekbones you have people pay thousands to get ! Your nose fits your face and I wouldn’t change a thing ! He smiled. He was very kind . Looking back on that I can see he knew I was yo young for plastic surgery , didn’t need it and didn’t try to talk me into it so he could get a buck.

    • @howareyou857
      @howareyou857 Рік тому +181

      That was exactly what he should have said. And I am sure he was right 😊. What a wonderful surgeon. Interestingly I have been watching some films from the 80s and 90s and was surprised to see the array of different noses on the actresses from that time. I have got so used to seeing the cute up turned look that is fashionable now.

    • @sasskvetch8617
      @sasskvetch8617 Рік тому +107

      Humblebrag lol

    • @deniseshore9637
      @deniseshore9637 Рік тому +27

      Thats a sweet story. A very kind Dr

    • @brosef5033
      @brosef5033 Рік тому +67

      Lul cringy humble brag

    • @ninoslanguagejourney6002
      @ninoslanguagejourney6002 Рік тому +52

      I thi k that's what she needed. I seriously can't see the flaws she is talking about. Like the nose being "unsupported" at one point or the cheeks looking lole that cartoon. She looked great imo in all those pictures and I think she unfortunately simply suffers from body dismorphia. Hope she won't go under the knife again cause she looks absolutely great

  • @nevermore6459
    @nevermore6459 2 місяці тому +14

    It's sad to hear that people go to this extend when they don't have an actual medical issue

  • @amandaterrio4823
    @amandaterrio4823 Рік тому +188

    I will be 47 in December. Ever since I was a teenager I wanted a breast augmentation. Last year at this time I found out that I had breast cancer in my left breast. The doctor agreed to just do a lumpectomy so I could keep my natural breasts. He did say that if it comes back I would have to remove both. I’m grateful today for my small healthy boobs lol.

    • @mirela2608
      @mirela2608 Рік тому +10

      Thank you for this real life comment. I wish you health. Stay strong 💪❤️

    • @EweTube4
      @EweTube4 Рік тому +7

      I had breast cancer at 36, had a mastectomy and reconstruction. I augmented my other breast. I went from barely B cup to a full C cup and could not be happier!

  • @a.__mie7544
    @a.__mie7544 Рік тому +1458

    Hi Lorry, as someone who has had double jaw surgery due to a severe underbite, I really want to warn you. If you don't think it's 100% necessary, I strongly encourage you not to get jaw surgery. The surgery is risky! I have talked to many other patients who had this procedure done as well as medical professionals I know (I'm a medical student) and the side effects they told me about are truly horrifying in some cases, including complete loss of taste and sensation in the tongue. In my case, I've lost all sensation in my chin area and lower lip permanently. So please be careful when considering this procedure! Lots of love

    • @skylerpresley8223
      @skylerpresley8223 Рік тому +16

      Did you have work done in both upper and lower jaws? Lorry mentioned she will seek the top surgeon for this and knowing her she definitely will figure that out. The top surgeons for this surgery are very aware of nerve damage and how to approach it most safely. You MUST be picky when it comes to this surgery no doubt

    • @a.__mie7544
      @a.__mie7544 Рік тому +344

      @@skylerpresley8223 I had a "top surgeon" too but unfortunately that isn't a guarantee. I did have both jaws broken in order to realign them properly. Just wanted to share my experience to maybe add another perspective ^^

    • @mashaa.7509
      @mashaa.7509 Рік тому +123

      Really appreciate hearing this, Ive been wanting to get my jaw fixed and I had no idea its that dangerous. Its not detrimental to my quality of life and I dont think it ruins my face so Im gonna think about it for a bit longer, to be sure its worth it. Thank you for sharing, I had no idea about loss of sensation. Thats scary!

    • @RatTaxi
      @RatTaxi Рік тому +34

      Omg I'm so sorry.

    • @RatTaxi
      @RatTaxi Рік тому +68

      @@a.__mie7544 and thank you for the warning. My life would have turned out very differently had I been warned about incompetent doctors.

  • @mmikiogt54
    @mmikiogt54 Рік тому +1814

    As someone who is plastic surgery neutral, I think this is my biggest reason and fear behind never getting surgery myself. I absolutely love the transformations on others, especially the boost in confidence they get too when it's work they love. But for myself I can never tell if I'm just operating from a place of body dysmorphia, or feeding into these crazy new trends and might regret it or if it's something I truly want. I lean on it being body dysmorphia coz when I'm not on Instagram I never think of it ever lol.
    Also Lorry, looking at the pics of baby Lorry, you've been stunning your entire life, back then and even now. Like were you modeling sis? Now I'm so curious about Lorry before UA-cam. 💛

    • @kapknuckles
      @kapknuckles Рік тому +69

      She's mentioned before that she was an actress. I'm not sure if she said modeling as well but most people do a little bit of both right?

    • @bishoujo97
      @bishoujo97 Рік тому +10

      I feel that

    • @ShutupandListen
      @ShutupandListen Рік тому +10

      Ask yourself when your start of wanting a certain change began and how long you had it.

    • @AlicedeTerre
      @AlicedeTerre Рік тому +60

      I think it's always safer to be more conservative with plastic surgery. Double triple and quadruple check and really examine the reasons why and the effects after. I say this as someone with two boob jobs :)

    • @lynninfinite
      @lynninfinite Рік тому +2

      @@AlicedeTerre did you go smaller the second time?

  • @atilasalhi1276
    @atilasalhi1276 Рік тому +552

    I’m an orthodontist and i’d like to clarify that expansion can only be done while a kid is growing because the paramedian palatal incision is still maleable.. Any expansion done on adults results mostly in fracture of the maxillary bone and arch asymmetry.
    Choosing to go with a treatment with extractions depends on many factors that we as orthodontists have to take into consideration. Some of them being having severe crowding with small arch space and a convexe/borderline profile, permanent dentition etc.
    Aligning teeth without the extraction of the 4 premolars on a patient that has little to no arch space with severe crowding and a convexe/ borderline profile is a recipe for disaster as his teeth will find place to get aligned through going forward and out which will ruin his profile and face balance.
    Non extraction treatment isn’t always the optimal option!! Each case is studied differently and the treatment approach changes with each factor.

    • @Mehki227
      @Mehki227 Рік тому +5

      My son had buck teeth, which I didn't notice until he was away for the summer visiting his dad and he got off the plane and then I really saw it. The dentist recommended removing two molars as his face was narrow. He has to periodically wear temp devices because his teeth will have separations in-between them. This work was done probably when he was 13-14 or so. He's a middle-aged adult now.
      His dad and myself also have narrow faces. My bottom front teeth are crowded. A dentist did ask if I was comfortable with my slight buck upper teeth (I sucked my thumb until I was 11), but I pre-ordered opt for my son's care over mind (I had to pay cash for his work.)

    • @bianca-yr8rv
      @bianca-yr8rv Рік тому +30

      When I was 11-12, my ortho wanted to take out 8 teeth, my dad said no. I never even had an expander just braces for a year. I had crowding and have decent sized teeth. My teeth never got weird or protruded, they have stayed perfect my whole life without removal or expanders or anything, only braces. I think it was a thing in the early 2000’s to take out lots of teeth, my friend had the same thing, 8 teeth removed, she has a nice smile but a receded chin and jaw now.

    • @rainydayonmyplanet
      @rainydayonmyplanet Рік тому +14

      I had 4 premolar extractions and my facial profile has actually improved. I had an overbite and slight protrusion before which was why I was recommended extractions, and now my side profile looks much better. I think extractions can be beneficial depending on an individual's unique case. I thought a lot about it and did extensive research which is why I went ahead with the procedure and I don't regret it. Always do your research and ask your dentist questions!

    • @ALT-vz3jn
      @ALT-vz3jn Рік тому +7

      Yes. My kids had those Herbst devices in their mouths. They had just come out (my oldest is 31). I had to turn the screw every week. I felt so bad for them, they were painful. But their jaws came into position nicely. I don’t know if they still use those nowadays.

    • @Amberk1985
      @Amberk1985 Рік тому +2

      I’m glad you clarified. Thanks.

  • @smmacey5478
    @smmacey5478 Рік тому +296

    I got breast implants in January of 2021 and it was the biggest mistake of my life. I had joint pain immediately, spent thousands on medical care within 5 months, and was bedridden by Christmas. I literally couldn’t get out of bed because I was in so much pain and had such bad depression and anxiety. I had to wait 7 months for an opening with my explant surgeon - finally having my surgery next month. In addition to all the medical costs, I’ve also lost about $50k in lost wages since I couldn’t work for most of this year. It has been a living hell and there were times I thought very scary thoughts. Please reconsider putting any foreign object in your body unless it is life saving. Learn from my mistakes! If you have to do something after breastfeeding, etc, just get a lift.

    • @sallybrite1530
      @sallybrite1530 Рік тому +27

      Thank you for saying that! Plastic surgery is not a walk in the park. And every one of them shortens one's life and comes with multiple risks.

    • @leoniek1877
      @leoniek1877 Рік тому +31

      thank you for mentioning this. Breast implant illness is also a thing and people will have to wake up to that eventually :(

    • @Elvenboadicea
      @Elvenboadicea Рік тому +17

      I had mine done in 2007 with textured implants. I have a lot of swelling on my right breast and I have a Dr appointment next week. I thought maybe capsular contracture? But I see now that my symptoms relate to a type of large cell lymphoma which was found to be caused by these implants and a certain brand had been recalled...well, I realise I have the brand that had been recalled.
      Sigh. I'm really worried. I could never have thought that could be a possibility, but the swelling shows that it could be.
      Never had any problems until now.

    • @ladyfrederick788
      @ladyfrederick788 Рік тому +2

      So sorry you’ve dealt with all that:(
      How did the removal go? What type of implant did they use?

    • @alyssagillespie8333
      @alyssagillespie8333 Рік тому +11

      Thank you for sharing your story! My girlfriend had one of her silicone breast implants pop. She got so terribly sick from the leaking silicone. At first, she could not figure out what was making her sick. She missed a great deal of work. When they finally figured it out, she had to pay for her implant and all medical care associated out of pocket, because her insurance considered it an elective, cosmetic surgery. All in all, she was sick and then healing for nearly a year.

  • @sakurasai781
    @sakurasai781 Рік тому +1540

    I can’t express how much I appreciate your honesty, this is such a great channel.

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +68

      ❤️🙏🏻

    • @cynthiamonaco
      @cynthiamonaco Рік тому +11

      I will warn you not to go through with upper jaw surgery particularly having had the nasal area issues you have had. Please do your homework on the incisions that are made. It was the worst thing I have ever done to myself. I promise you would be very very sorry to have permanently disfigured yourself.

    • @saxegotha7
      @saxegotha7 Рік тому +8

      I wish celebs would even half this honest, especially aging celebs (since I'm 60!)

    • @lt7378
      @lt7378 Рік тому +2

      @@cynthiamonaco Have Lori ever revealed her age? She’s beautiful.

    • @lt7378
      @lt7378 Рік тому

      @@jacquelinemarcel7439 what is her age?

  • @lisefoket6644
    @lisefoket6644 Рік тому +717

    When I was 16, I was recommended both upper and lower jaw surgery due to an underbite by my orthodontist and a specialist, who both warned me what could happen in the future if I kept it that way. At the time I felt like I really did not wanna go through with it, but kinda 'had to'. My surgeon did not inform me how impactful that surgery actually was, how my face would look for months after (spoiler: super swollen ofcourse) and how much it would hurt to eat and to breath.. The weeks following the surgery I was shocked looking in the mirror and seeing my face like that, I did not recognize myself. I lost 5 kilos in one week due to not being able to eat. I regretted that surgery for years to come as I felt like people had taken 'advantage' of my young age and not informed me sufficiently. 7 years later now, I look at before and after pictures and I see so many changes that I did not notice at first. My nose looks a lot smaller now, my jaw looks so much better and well structured. My whole face looks so much better in proportion ànd my underbite is fixed. Honestly I can say, I love the results and although I still do not particularly 'like' my surgeon, he did an amazing job either way... It took me some years to realize that. Watching this video reconfirmed it to me that although I was so young, a good choice was made for me... Still wish people would have treated and informed me better..

    • @lievekseen2320
      @lievekseen2320 Рік тому +30

      Thanks love for sharing your story. ❤️ I’m going through the same thing right now. My upperjaw is too small and my lowerjaw is underdeveloped, so they want to break my jaw to make my gums fit in to each other, but I really don’t know if I wanna go through with this because it’s such a crazy and intense surgery, but the surgeons refuse to give me any idea on what I will look like after the surgery.

    • @lisefoket6644
      @lisefoket6644 Рік тому +21

      @@lievekseen2320 I am sorry to hear that you are going through the same thing… my surgeons also were not transparant about what I would look like after. I do believe mine had an aesthetic eye in the end, but I am not sure. It truly is a crazy surgery with a long recovery! Im so glad it worked out for me in the end. I wish u goodluck and I would recommend maybe getting a second opinion!

    • @sianmilne4879
      @sianmilne4879 Рік тому +41

      This is why patient care and informed consent is important, even for the doctors! It's hard for a patient to appreciate their results if they don't know what to expect going into it

    • @clegs8356
      @clegs8356 Рік тому +20

      wow, it's crazy how even though this was ultimately a positive choice, it was made so much worse for you, and while you were VERY young, due to essentially poor communication! i don't think it can be underestimated how much that can impact someone emotionally. ty for sharing and hope you're doing well

    • @Slyzati
      @Slyzati Рік тому +13

      Thank you for sharing your story. I am glad your double jaw surgery worked out for you. I had double jaw surgery in my 20's and unfortunately I do not like the results. The surgery caused condylar resorption and my bite relapsed and went into cross bite. It is really important to go to a good surgeon and be in good health before considering jaw surgery. Sadly girls/women are at more risk for condylar resorption. Some people actually have jaw surgery to address condylar resorption that happens naturally. Some end up getting condylar total joint replacement. Jaw surgery is definitely not something to take lightly and surgeons should make their patients aware of all potential risks. I feel like mine did not.

  • @suricato151
    @suricato151 Рік тому +1446

    It’s crazy to hear this because you realize that Lorry wouldn’t have gotten half of her surgeries if it wasn’t for her teeth removal. Goes to show the consequences of bad medical advice

    • @wilmakidd439
      @wilmakidd439 Рік тому +13

      Wasn’t medical it was dental

    • @hippybecca
      @hippybecca Рік тому +86

      I'm glad I heard this. I have teeth crowding and I was convicned I needed some removed even though my dentist said that is a bad idea. But I am not going to get braces like they suggest. I am 25, and I don't care if my teeth don't look straight. I don't have any function issues that bother me so I am leaving it alone. I am also afraid having my teeht rearanged would affect my smile and face in that area because I know my teeth there project parts of my face that I am used to being that way and like. I would be afraid of that changing. From this video it sounds like it can be best to leave things alone.

    • @blueseptember2174
      @blueseptember2174 Рік тому +8

      @@hippybecca do you still have your wisdom teeth though or do they not affect the face look?

    • @jackystar5099
      @jackystar5099 Рік тому +99

      @@wilmakidd439 crazy thing is dental falls under medical

    • @shampoochetesfaye9322
      @shampoochetesfaye9322 Рік тому +5

      Yeah but at the same time look how gorgeous she ended up looking with her surgeries.

  • @vivianaarroyo597
    @vivianaarroyo597 Рік тому +271

    I'm terrified of any kind of surgery and your videos help me remember I will probably never have plastic surgery. It seems to me that you have always been gorgeous and never needed any procedures, but I appreciate that you talk about it with such honesty. I don't understand why people lie about what they have had done. You come across as such a kind, truthful person that I think you are helping both people who have and haven't had plastic surgery.

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +38

      Thank you friend 🥰

    • @chs8869
      @chs8869 2 місяці тому

      Totally agree with vivian. I think you were super pretty before starting all of this, and are gorgeous now too. I hope you have found peace and satisfaction with yourself. I think all of these cosmetic surgeries just to try to mold yourself into someone else's standards are really sad. To put yourself through that pain, expense, and as you have pointed out, RISK, that is a really sad thing to feel like you need to do. I have always hated my nose and have thought that if I could change one thing, it would be that. But I have a husband, children, friends and family who love me just as I am. And honestly, I know that when your loved ones say they don't see the flaws about you that you do of yourself, it is really true. Hollywood and social media create these horrible environments that base everything on one's appearance. It is a completely harmful environment and a travesty.

  • @kristinholland06
    @kristinholland06 Рік тому +116

    I think it is awesome that you are honest about your experiences and applaud the grace that it takes to do that.
    But I also want to say, there is a fixation that you can hear as you describe yourself and the things you still feel you need that really concerns me.
    The way you describe what you want and what you’ve had, makes me think that even if you got these surgeries you are currently planning, there will always be another that you are reaching for on the horizon, and that concerns me greatly that this has become a type of idol that will never be satisfied.

  • @ErikaLomeli
    @ErikaLomeli Рік тому +215

    Omggg finally someone talks about how getting teeth extracted affects your face. It completely changed my side profile and made my lips smaller. I wish someone had told me to not get it done. One of my biggest regrets

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +45

      I know !!!! We were the casualties of the old method 😭

    • @blueseptember2174
      @blueseptember2174 Рік тому +5

      If it helps the est of us are losing teeth as we age anyway so we'll catch up in no time

    • @marcelaleiton7445
      @marcelaleiton7445 Рік тому +12

      @@LorryHill not so old method queen, literally a year ago my orthodontist wanted to remove also 4 teeth , even tho I have no crowding at all, just because she didn’t like how wide my smile was. And I don’t even have the strongest jawline now , I can’t imagine with that done

    • @Brenali07
      @Brenali07 Рік тому +5

      Yes, I blame my extreme laugh creases due to my teeth removal. I had it done at 20 and started to notice the creases form right away. I always thought it was my imagination but I think this is why creases came very early for me

    • @alsimanche
      @alsimanche Рік тому +2

      Not really old, dentists are still doing that even nowadays

  • @xwanyatx
    @xwanyatx Рік тому +623

    I wouldn't have thought you'd have gotten so many procedures done at such a young age. Chasing perfection is a slippery slope and you are lucky that you have not had any serious complications. You really don't need anything else done. Your channel is great, very informative and honest x

    • @elizabethm7163
      @elizabethm7163 Рік тому +108

      Necrosis is a very serious complication!!

    • @PurposelyObtuse
      @PurposelyObtuse Рік тому +5

      @@elizabethm7163 Girl no narcissist could admit errors or open herself to the critique of others without debilitating shame and anger. People throw that term around too much. Though we all have traits of narcissism, nothing in this video showed the creator in that light.

    • @usagi_t
      @usagi_t Рік тому +53

      @@PurposelyObtuse Necrosis not narcissist. Necrosis is the worst, I'm traumatized.

    • @gladlock
      @gladlock Рік тому +4

      @@PurposelyObtuse she meant Lorry had necrosis, which was a major complication. You must watch all her videos to understand

  • @fadkabari8554
    @fadkabari8554 Рік тому +245

    She looked stunning in her before photos. Why would she need all this work done. People need to take care of their mental instead of trying to fill the void with things like plastic surgery. 😨

    • @kiera6678
      @kiera6678 Рік тому +28

      I thought the same! So pretty

    • @ellakaddouri9863
      @ellakaddouri9863 Рік тому +30

      I wondered where her family and friends were? Didnt they talk her out of it?

    • @arielinacamacho5456
      @arielinacamacho5456 Рік тому +26

      I thought the same thing. so pay all that money to regret it all because no matter how she looks she will not be satisfy. She is beutiful however she now looks done!

    • @abdiikhlover1
      @abdiikhlover1 Рік тому +22

      Yes, it is honestly scary... Specially with all the bad experiences she had.

    • @granny58
      @granny58 Рік тому +21

      @@arielinacamacho5456 aging will be difficult for her

  • @heatherboo1
    @heatherboo1 Рік тому +56

    As a physician, and one near Miami no less, I worry when I see videos like this which completely normalize extensive plastic surgery. It’s addictive, and it will never solve the underlying issue. I’m trained in placing fillers and I can tell you from experience that people stop being able to see themselves properly.

  • @Inanothertimeandspace
    @Inanothertimeandspace Рік тому +69

    I can completely relate to this. I had silicone injections at 19. It was the worst mistake I’ve ever made. I’ve had people stare and point at me openly. When you have bad work done people think you’re stupid and often treat you like you’re somehow less human. It can be deeply painful, and I applaud you for having the courage to not only go through this in a public way, but to help others along the way. I have a tremendous amount of respect for you!

  • @jasminelee1234
    @jasminelee1234 Рік тому +32

    This video kind of scares me in that it appears to be a never ending cycle of surgery in the search for ‘perfection’. Your videos are very educational though and I admire your transparency.💕

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +1

      Not really sure where you’re getting the word “perfection “ as I never spoke it once ; it’s your own perception and nothing I said or even alluded to.

    • @mindyann8903
      @mindyann8903 8 місяців тому +14

      Are you serious?!? These are just the procedures you regret - it’s not normal to have all these procedures and ppl like you that normalize all these procedures are the problem.

    • @momochi536
      @momochi536 2 місяці тому +5

      @@LorryHill You might not have used the word "perfection", but having so many unnecessary procedures is a quest for perfection. If you really think that by having as many procedures and continuing to have even more, you are not searching for "perfection"... that seems a bit of denial to me. 😅

    • @ii-wt9qp
      @ii-wt9qp 22 дні тому

      ​@@LorryHill Привіт, я дивлюся тебе з України.❤

  • @bigfatburn6229
    @bigfatburn6229 Рік тому +960

    Without judgment and with lot of love, I am telling you: stop doing surgeries before you regret one that won’t be « repairable ». You always looked amazing and you still look amazing. Stop focusing on little details that nobody else than you notice. Try to get your confidence elsewhere and if someone around you pressures you to look « more beautiful », just get rid of that person. You really look stunning. Just stop it!!! I am really saying it because I care.

    • @taniabuddy9564
      @taniabuddy9564 Рік тому +191

      Agree. She really did look good, and it was only her that saw all the “flaws”

    • @olivia6063
      @olivia6063 Рік тому +97

      I agree. Lorry is a gorgeous woman. I love how honest she is. No more surgery needed imo. Still if she wants more done I'm not going to judge her. I've never had anything done, not even botox. I'm so scared of getting any surgery and needles. I wish I would look like I did between 16-43. Guess I have to age natural🙈🥴

    • @EmilyKT352
      @EmilyKT352 Рік тому +194

      It's probably body dysmorphia. People with high numbers of cosmetic surgeries tend to have it.

    • @d.carter
      @d.carter Рік тому +47

      I agree. You have always been stunning. I cannot imagine why you are getting all these surgeries.

    • @anetteekdahl786
      @anetteekdahl786 Рік тому +41

      And..... Not All People are as Good looking as Lorrie, to begin with!

  • @JordanJSparks
    @JordanJSparks Рік тому +349

    the cheek implant making small almond eyes look smaller is the most common thing I see that makes people look 'done' . I totally agree. I am glad you are happy with your choice to have them removed!

    • @Ana-xq3yr
      @Ana-xq3yr Рік тому +41

      Yep I mostly notice the check implants and the eyes disappear 🫠
      I’m glad we’re learning about the reality of plastic surgery.

    • @TDAEON
      @TDAEON Рік тому +7

      Agree... when I see that with celebrities I always think, dang, now they've gone too far with it and moved into the realm of unnatural vs enhanced.

    • @becky15707
      @becky15707 Рік тому +8

      Especially if you have a petite facial bone

    • @blakatomikblonde7422
      @blakatomikblonde7422 Рік тому +4

      I think that may have happened to Melania Trump? I could be mistaken but her eyes look very small.

  • @jeryani9481
    @jeryani9481 Рік тому +391

    This channel helped me not to compare myself to Celebrities. It has really lifted my self-esteem knowing that bueaty is attainable. Thank you so much Lorry. You helped alot of girls and boys to feel better about their insecurities that many celebs failed to do by denying the work done that they had.

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +31

      ❤️🥰

    • @TombCat
      @TombCat Рік тому +2

      You leave this same message on all of her videos.

    • @jeryani9481
      @jeryani9481 Рік тому +12

      @@TombCat um.. no.
      And if I did, what's wrong with that?

    • @HeatherMac320
      @HeatherMac320 Рік тому +2

      @@TombCat haha! That’s what paid bots do 😄 I don’t know how anyone who has had this much plastic surgery can ever inspire someone with low self-esteem issues!

    • @jeryani9481
      @jeryani9481 Рік тому +10

      @@HeatherMac320 Ok. Being confident about yourself is something and being disrespectful is something else. Shaming her for opening up about her plastic surgery is disgusting. She's beautiful from inside and out. And you're here being jealous that she helps all those young girls and boys feeling better about themselves. Please, go get yourself a life because the one that you live is dark as hell by trying to put other woman down. I can't believe I wasted my time responding to you. But when you shamed Lorry, you gave me no other choice.

  • @adavis4634
    @adavis4634 Рік тому +158

    You were a knockout as a teenager and you are now! I hope you are through with plastic surgery. Don’t mess with the beauty you are today!

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +20

      Thank you 🙏🏻

    • @umarss5660
      @umarss5660 Рік тому +10

      @@LorryHill She's right. You even looked happier.

  • @bellissima1310
    @bellissima1310 Рік тому +57

    To me, you looked pretty in every single picture. No need to do anything other than the teeth maybe. It's sad that we just can't be thankful or okay with our looks. Always thinking the next procedure will make us happy.

  • @ashleymarie5273
    @ashleymarie5273 Рік тому +449

    I personally regret my breast implants. I actually started feeling super weird after getting them and got an MRI and found out I had a large cyst in my brain (which has been there since I was born) but opted to get brain surgery. Sure enough brain surgery hasn’t helped my weird symptoms and I am convinced I have breast implant illness. Some days I can’t walk and am on bed rest from how scary it feels. I got the implants in 2020 and that’s when I started to feel like I was dying. I know some women get implants and have no side effects but for me personally I think they’re poisoning me. Plan is to get them removed with a lift in 2023 and hopefully get a fat transfer (not the lift Lorry got and thanks for the advice). Just be careful out there ladies. I personally and pro plastic surgery but I think this one almost cost me my life.

    • @emmaphilo4049
      @emmaphilo4049 Рік тому +59

      So sorry you're feeling so sick, I hope getting the implants removed will give your health back🙏

    • @ashleymarie5273
      @ashleymarie5273 Рік тому +27

      @@emmaphilo4049 thank you so much Emma! I’m praying for that too and if I’m right I’ll definitely be making a video and sharing this traumatic story to hopefully help someone!

    • @sylvain123
      @sylvain123 Рік тому +15

      I'm so sorry 🙏
      I've been reading about this online it seems to be happening more.
      I wonder what is causing the problem.
      I've personally never desired breast implants, but understand and do not judge women who are sensitive or unhappy about their breasts.
      I hope you can get them out asap and start to feel better 🙏 💗

    • @mashaa.7509
      @mashaa.7509 Рік тому +62

      @@sylvain123 Implants are a foreign object to your body, so they can cause chronic inflammation. Your immune system may start working overtime for a threat it cant get rid off. Imagine the sheer exhaustion you go through when dealing with a cold - your body just feels heavy and all you want to do is sleep. Your cognitive abilities arent quite there. That, except your body cant do much about the percieved threat. Some develop scar tissue around the breast aswell
      They may also increase the risk of developing autoimmune disorders which only make you feel worse :(
      Ashley, I hope you feel better soon and find a doctor who can deliver the results that will make you happier 💕 The severe exhaustion can really take a toll on you, but Im certain youll be able to get your life back

    • @sylvain123
      @sylvain123 Рік тому +10

      @@mashaa.7509 Thanks for explaining. I have Lupus and Raynauds. I wouldn't wish it on anyone🙏

  • @SineadMaria211
    @SineadMaria211 Рік тому +34

    I'm actually stressed out after listening to & watching that so I can only imagine how you felt. Please stop Lorri, you're a beautiful soul & look great!

  • @dee27206
    @dee27206 Рік тому +238

    I didn’t realize Lori had all of these surgeries done at such a young age. Who even told her about these surgeries? No wonder she is so obsessed with peoples faces and what celebrities have gotten done. Make sense why she created this channel, she has a lot of experience.

    • @codegirl2069
      @codegirl2069 Рік тому +53

      I never knew about these procedures even existed before I started watching her channel.

    • @dee27206
      @dee27206 Рік тому +10

      @@codegirl2069 right me either, I’m like am I living under a rock? 🤣

    • @Alex-mx6mu
      @Alex-mx6mu Рік тому +26

      Yeah these are such specific things for a young woman to know about its obsessive

    • @JB-tt6ct
      @JB-tt6ct Рік тому +15

      she did this 15 years ago when all you had on TV was dr beverly hills that did very basic stuff that was noticeable. this sorta miniscule issues that i wouldn't, and still struggle to see while she explains (the aftermath is noticeable and worse) are sth the Dr would turn people away from. i realize i don't really have a trained eye but a lot of the times i don't see the major alleged reconstruction on her celrbrity videos. often times its noticeable makeup or vastly different angle. i think she projects a lot of her dsymorphia on them

    • @jennaboyd9038
      @jennaboyd9038 Рік тому +28

      She has said in another video she had a plastic surgery addiction and body dysmorphia

  • @Mari14Bella
    @Mari14Bella Рік тому +38

    I'm 30 and never had anything done at all, but I love these kind of videos and appreciate your honesty! 😊
    There are things I definitely don't like about myself but the more I grow up the more I realize there's more to life than how I look. (Although that is still important to an extent)
    I wish younger generations would realize this because all influencers are starting to look alike, that we began to feel normal features are 'flaws'.

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +3

      ❤️

    • @DX-d
      @DX-d Рік тому

      Oh the sanctimonious and arrogance in you 😊

    • @Mari14Bella
      @Mari14Bella Рік тому +3

      @@DX-d what🤣

  • @piyusarkar3065
    @piyusarkar3065 Рік тому +519

    No hate.
    As someone who's not judgmental about plastic surgery in particular but scared of any surgery or wound in general, are you okay? You were already beautiful. And the minor flaws you talked about, and the surgeries you had to fix them.. I barely noticed any of that. It felt like you need more surgeries only because you opt for surgery in the first place.
    I understand 1 or 2 minor procedures if your in fashion or entertainment industry or if there's a legitimate medical condition that's making life difficult, but major procedure are really really scary and risky

    • @che7941
      @che7941 Рік тому +240

      I agree. Its kinda sad to hear her say what she all "needed" done when she was gorgeous to begin with

    • @piyusarkar3065
      @piyusarkar3065 Рік тому +147

      @@che7941 exactly. And most of her surgeries later on were to fix issues caused by older surgeries.
      Even the breast lift I guess. If she hadn't got implants, it wouldn't have sagged too much either.

    • @maenanfaruq3556
      @maenanfaruq3556 Рік тому +4

      i agree

    • @Weareallmadheretoo
      @Weareallmadheretoo Рік тому +212

      I don't think she's the person to look towards as a strong mental health role model. I have no doubt that the work she is doing is beneficial and she seems like a nice person, but anyone who messes with their face to that extent without any real cause (instead of, like, getting therapy to fix their image issues) should be looked at as a cautionary tale. I do sometimes wonder if she's not doing some damage by normalizing these totally unnecessary procedures.

    • @sianmilne4879
      @sianmilne4879 Рік тому +4

      LOL almost no one in the entertainment or fashion industry has "1 or 2 minor procedures" 😂

  • @Hip.Username
    @Hip.Username Рік тому +228

    I think the answer to remove teeth has always been a strange solution to me because it really does change the shape of your face and leaves room for your teeth to shift since the teeth will leave more space than there was crowding. It's good to know for your kids when the orthodontist starts talking about braces and crowding, my niece had teeth removed and I hope it won't cause her problems. Thanks for the great video Lorry

    • @offensiveopinions9465
      @offensiveopinions9465 Рік тому +10

      I got two teeth extracted on the top. I believe orthodontists (if they’re rly good) only extract them if needed. I’m off braces now, I only had to wear it less than two years when you’re suppose to wear it at least two years. My teeth is okay. I’m sure your niece will be fine, I pray for her to. She just need to be consistent with retainers as they’re the most important after braces.

    • @secretlybees
      @secretlybees Рік тому +11

      I had my teeth removed for my overbite. After my braces were removed, I had tmj so bad I literally had to pry my mouth open in the morning. I wish my mom had thought to seek a second opinion. Once they removed my teeth, no other orthodontist would accept me.

    • @winning3329
      @winning3329 Рік тому +8

      I had these 4 teeth removed and I am regretting it

    • @emmaphilo4049
      @emmaphilo4049 Рік тому +4

      Orthontist from the 90s in France where I live did it systematically. Everyone wore braces and half of them had 4 teeth removed like it's normal! They were overdoing it. Now I am older, I am really shocked by it! I can see Lorry went through that too so it was in the USA also!

    • @ritaevergreen7234
      @ritaevergreen7234 Рік тому +4

      I had two jaw surgeries and I was told by the person who gave me the braces (not the surgeon who performed jaw surgery) that if I didn’t get my surgery, which was my choice that he wanted to remove certain teeth. In the end nothing happened but I’ve been reading about certain dentists who are more holistic who believe pulling teeth is ridiculous since teeth are tied to different organs of the body. Regular dentists are trained differently than holistic. My dentist was not holistic so that makes sense.

  • @valerieking5265
    @valerieking5265 Рік тому +75

    It's shocking how different she looks compared to the photos of her from years ago. It's like looking at two completely different women. I wonder if she is the type of woman that will never be completely satisfied with how her body, face etc. looks. Oh well, it's her life to live as she choses.

    • @milcaful
      @milcaful Рік тому +25

      I think she is just scared of her body ageing and changing, when she talks about her breasts not looking like she wanted after her second boob job .. well after having kids they change a lot and it's completely normal. Most woman accept this and move on as there are better things in life to worry about, but she is clearly still conflicted by them not being 'perfect'

  • @camabc3501
    @camabc3501 Рік тому +6

    all those bad surgeries, all those bad decisions... and you still have plans for future modifications... hope you find happiness, Lorry

  • @beanburrito8903
    @beanburrito8903 Рік тому +206

    Omg I can't believe you talked about the teeth. The first procedure. I remember I needed braises and western dental wanted to remove four of those teeth and I said no. I left. I felt taking my teeth out was a horrible idea. I'm so glad that you mentioned that b.c I would of been unhappy removing those teeth b.c I found a better dentist and they expanded my jaw to make all my teeth fit and I'm so happy with the results. Love your honesty. ❤️

    • @math7498
      @math7498 Рік тому +1

      Hi! What is the procedure to expand the jaw please? I think I need it

    • @winning3329
      @winning3329 Рік тому +4

      @@Yellow-Rose they put a metal plate in your mouth and it expands your teeth but it's very painful just to warn you.
      I never had this done but I've seen other people.

    • @beanburrito8903
      @beanburrito8903 Рік тому +11

      Actually the procedure I got was painless. Except when my braises had to be tighten. It's a small wire that they put on where they need to expand and then they us rubber bands to stretch out the gabs of your teeth. That part is a little painful but you'll get use to it.

    • @angelat1839
      @angelat1839 Рік тому +2

      They removed my molars and later my wisdom teeth due to my small jaw. Now i wonder what i would have looked like without my teeth being taken out…

    • @jazzylopez6360
      @jazzylopez6360 Рік тому +2

      @@angelat1839 yeah same here. I was in middle school so I didn’t really know any better

  • @floratora
    @floratora Рік тому +331

    It’s amazing how open and honest Lorry always is. 👏 Can’t wait for the video!

  • @lovinglife419
    @lovinglife419 Рік тому +35

    Lorry, you’ve helped so many people with your transparency. I’m not inclined to get a surgery, but I still feel as if your channel offers a lot education and honesty.

  • @laurawhite1173
    @laurawhite1173 Рік тому +66

    I havent had anything done and I am so grateful to you Lorry. I have very thin lips and for a long time (due to the lip filler trend) I have felt self conscious. But after watching your videos for at least a year, I am realosing that my thinner lips harmonise well with my petite nose and other fine facial features. I dont feel insecure about my lips anymore, I like them again! I've realised that this big lip trend also likely wont last, as the features that were popular in each decade change. I am so much more accepting of myself thanks to your work , so thank you! It was so interesting to see what you regretted. It sounds like you went theough a lot and I feel relieved that I havent had that struggle.

  • @GenevaKar
    @GenevaKar Рік тому +385

    You don’t have to be perfect. you don’t need to have surgeries to fix everything queen 😭

    • @user-gc3rv6jw3n
      @user-gc3rv6jw3n Рік тому +59

      Perfection doenst excist either.. I feel she is trying to acieve something that is not going to be reality..

    • @claireellis2699
      @claireellis2699 Рік тому

      She is literally going to be getting surgeries until one really harms her or kills her and that's so sad

    • @user-gc3rv6jw3n
      @user-gc3rv6jw3n Рік тому +2

      @@claireellis2699 You never know if she will change.. ;)

    • @granny58
      @granny58 Рік тому +3

      Perfect doesn't exist

    • @princessthick456
      @princessthick456 Рік тому +6

      Yeah because it looks so fake already it defeats the purpose. She should’ve saved all that money and do nothing

  • @vicky.medrano
    @vicky.medrano Рік тому +152

    Honestly, you were always a beautiful woman. But you are also a perfectionist and that sometimes can get you in trouble. I'm the same. Thankfully it all worked out and you look stunning. Thank you for being open about procedures that didn't go quite well. It's important to birng consciousness that some times things can go wrong so people can weight therir decisions. Love ❤️ from Argentina. 😘

    • @granny58
      @granny58 Рік тому +2

      As she ages it will get worse. She will have more and more done.

    • @vicky.medrano
      @vicky.medrano Рік тому +3

      @@granny58 Maybe not. We are all learning to love and accept ourselves. Maybe she'll find a balance. She seems like a lovely person. I wish her the best.

  • @magnificentmarbles
    @magnificentmarbles Рік тому +193

    Really appreciate your honesty, Lorry! Seeing that picture of you in high school though made me realize that you look much more like “yourself” now due to corrective work, but so much of your surgery history took away from what was already naturally beautiful about you

  • @gsquillen
    @gsquillen Рік тому +146

    I got a nose job last year to remove a dorsal hump. While from the side profile it is practically gone, the 45° angle still shows a slight hump. Until I saw this video I was about to make another appointment with my surgeon, now I’m getting second thoughts! Thank you Lorry❤️

    • @TheBOG3
      @TheBOG3 Рік тому +21

      Jessica Simpson never had hers removed 100% either. It's more natural looking that way.

    • @laurenmuldoon3685
      @laurenmuldoon3685 Рік тому +8

      I am actually in a VERY similar situation! And I feel the same. Knowing what I know, hearing about other people’s 2nd, 3rd, 6th reconstructions…. I may not be 100% happy with my surgery but I am definitely happy enough!

    • @thatchickv2804
      @thatchickv2804 Рік тому +6

      Omg my dorsal hump is gone and I like my side profile but one of my nostrils now sits slightly higher and I was hyper fixated on it for like a year I’m now almost 3 years out and I’m thinking the same thing like if I try and chase that perfection will I just do more damage? Is it just me that hyper focuses on it? Are other peoples nostrils naturally asymmetrical? Honestly if I could go back in time I probably would have left my lil dorsal hump alone. It was unique and I had an amazing frontal view just hated my hump but now I preferred how my nose fit my face hump and all prior.😩

    • @nursemama4
      @nursemama4 Рік тому +4

      yes leave well enough alone

    • @claireellis2699
      @claireellis2699 Рік тому +5

      Please do not. Your uniqueness IS beauty.
      Also if that doesn't work and you need tough love - people can always tell. It won't be like "wow she has a nice nose!" it will be "wow her nose looks fake"

  • @TheMeowizer
    @TheMeowizer Рік тому +90

    lorry please read on "breast implant ilness" . today many women say the implants made them sick. people should recognize those concerns

    • @Ana-xq3yr
      @Ana-xq3yr Рік тому +24

      I want to see a video about this too and if having foreign objects in the chest eventually leads to lower lifespan. Having symptoms of breast implant illness through the years must eventually result in a negative outcome.

    • @maenanfaruq3556
      @maenanfaruq3556 Рік тому

      I heard about this too. t

  • @bettyam9917
    @bettyam9917 Рік тому +145

    I just want say you look beautiful now and you looked beautiful before as well. I'm happy you are doing whatever makes you happy and I'm thankful you are very candid with all the procedures you had done. Very informative for us who are thinking on getting something done.

  • @maiastoes
    @maiastoes Рік тому +23

    this is really informative and i appreciate the transparency! just as one tiny bit of constructive criticism, you tend to use the word ‘need’ when you speak about your surgeries ie- “i needed a breast lift”. from watching your videos for a long while i dont actually believe you think that way about surgery but for a casual viewer or someone younger watching this i feel like that could be a damaging thing to hear. it’s completely natural to have breasts that sag before or after a pregnancy and there’s never a genuine need to correct them with a surgery. it’s a choice, one that many don’t have the desire or money for. i respect you highly and cosmetic surgery is a valid option to help people feel more confident if that’s what they choose to do, but it should never be spoken about as a necessity

    • @kJ-wd9wk
      @kJ-wd9wk Рік тому +2

      👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

  • @dagmarbeeke6163
    @dagmarbeeke6163 Рік тому +10

    Is it fair to think it's a vanity issue to have so many procedures done? I get the correctional procedures following the dental mistakes. But please.. you were and are so beautiful, about 10 times as beautiful naturally than most people are blessed with. I was brought up with the thought of don't cut or alter a healthy body if not necessary. Again, the dental procedures I understand. My mind just can't comprehend the fact you felt like you needed to alter your body as much as you did.

  • @mimistar1427
    @mimistar1427 Рік тому +48

    From my observations South Korea has some of the best jaw surgeons. I've seen some unbelievable facial transformations that are truly amazing.

    • @sw-hg8eq
      @sw-hg8eq Рік тому +33

      I've heard about horror-stories from people who traveled to Korea for plastic surgery. We shouldn't forget that we see only plastic surgeries that went well, not the others.

    • @youtube_user9110
      @youtube_user9110 Рік тому

      Best example is one.member of los polinesios UA-cam channel, wow, it was really a success. Turkey has the worst nightmares related to dental procedures.

    • @shomshomni2314
      @shomshomni2314 Рік тому +4

      Lol don't encourage her

    • @Delphi333
      @Delphi333 Рік тому +4

      They edit the heck out of those photos - also a lot of the surgeries don't go so well....

  • @laurasmile2012
    @laurasmile2012 Рік тому +73

    Lorry, I'm not sure if you are interested in talking about breast implant illness and removal of inplants, but it would be super interesting to hear your perspective on that topic since there have been several people share their story about it.

    • @lilaeckitties7524
      @lilaeckitties7524 Рік тому

      An illness that hasn't been validated by science at all.

  • @belindaluu1
    @belindaluu1 Рік тому +7

    Lori, thank you being so honest and transparent! Your transparency and honesty is so refreshing and helps so many people.

  • @feyrie
    @feyrie Рік тому +6

    Your channel unveils so many possibilities for the rest of us who weren’t too educated in plastic surgery procedures that are available. Seriously, if your channel was around in 2004, i feel like I wouldn’t have gotten surgery so soon. I would have seen your video and reconsider it.
    I’m so happy your channel exists and your transparency is just so refreshing and loved. You’re helping out so many people.

  • @sweetascandyxoxo
    @sweetascandyxoxo Рік тому +394

    Lorry, with all due respect, don’t get more surgeries. Chances are the next surgery will need another surgery etc. your beautiful the way you are. Invest money into therapy for body dysmorphia. Love your channel

    • @valdez3245
      @valdez3245 Рік тому +42

      I don't think she has body dysmorphia. I think that's a new term that's being thrown around. She just wants to look better. Hey, we can all use improvements. Just my opinion.

    • @mayxiong5213
      @mayxiong5213 Рік тому +11

      I don’t think she needs more surgery also. All the little things she wants fixed, no one would notice. Don’t know if she’s got body dysmorphia but no one looks perfect, even famous people. But it’s her body at the end of the day. Great content and lovely lady either way!

    • @Rubiecat
      @Rubiecat Рік тому +104

      @@valdez3245 she most certainly had body dysmorphia regarding her nose, her previous videos make it very obvious

    • @valdez3245
      @valdez3245 Рік тому +6

      @@Rubiecat , well, in a world of imperfect people, I don't think it's a huge deal. At least she's not trying to get other people to pay for her surgeries. I think her channel is very interesting!

    • @user-gc3rv6jw3n
      @user-gc3rv6jw3n Рік тому +8

      @@valdez3245In all honesty whe dont need all things to do to improve ourselfs.. And I feel she also didnt need all those things she did.. she looked very nice before.
      When the list of plastic surgery goes on and on there is some mental aspect for sure here... ignorant to not see that.

  • @extracelestial9527
    @extracelestial9527 Рік тому +92

    Your honesty and transparency is admirable. I respect you so much for this.

  • @simpl3xity
    @simpl3xity Рік тому +20

    Both my sister and I had braces but years apart. We had similar overcrowding issues with small arches and quite large teeth. My overcrowding was probably more severe. My dentist gave me 2 options: remove 4 pre molars to make space or get expander to widen arches and wear the head gear. This was before invisalign was available. I chose to remove the teeth as it was faster, cheaper and I wouldn't have to wear head gear. Although it is unfortunate that I have fewer teeth, I don't think it overall affected my facial appearance but I do wish my arch was wider for a better smile. My sister on the other hand didn't have any teeth removed and had invisalign. I don't think she had her arches expanded which I think she would have benefited from. She now has a prominent overbite which I think is due to the lack of space. Dental work is tricky and I wish more dentists considered balancing the face with orthodontics more. We got our braces thru a general dentist and not an orthodontist which I think is why we may not have had the most aesthetic work done

  • @meowpeupeupeu
    @meowpeupeupeu Рік тому +1

    Lorry, thank you for always being transparent. Your energy is so kind and you make me feel comfortable when I watch your videos.

  • @naomioladeinde3055
    @naomioladeinde3055 Рік тому +54

    Omg how were you so young affording these procedures ?!😭 great video!

    • @OrlaAfikiruweh
      @OrlaAfikiruweh Рік тому

      Yeah exactly!! She's full of plastic! Lol 🙄

    • @trshamp
      @trshamp Рік тому +2

      I am thinking the same and feeling sorry for myself lol (kinda she haas been they a lot….)

    • @katusiimeevelyne5445
      @katusiimeevelyne5445 Рік тому +2

      My question too

  • @I.anaS.
    @I.anaS. Рік тому +46

    Dear Lorry, I am sorry to hear about all the trouble these procedures have caused you. This is not an easy thing to admit, but I regret my septo-turbino-rhinoplasty and my bunion surgery. Although the latter does not qualify as plastic surgery, there is an aesthetic component to it. I had a really rough recovery with both surgeries, which makes it even harder to accept the fact that it was all for nothing. After many years of being unable to breathe through my nose and hating my profile because of the hump on my nose, I decided to get surgery. It's been a year and a half since the surgery and I am now unable to breathe through one of my nostrils, my nose is blocked at night and I am back to breathing through my mouth. I have several bumps on my nose and one big bone sticking out. I have thin skin so that doesn't help. Both my front and profile are now messed up, and breathing hasn't improved so...it's safe to say I messed up. As for the bunion surgery, ended with 3 screws in each foot to prevent the formation of bunions, but hey, that didn't stop them for growing back. They are smaller than before, but still. Also my feet get swollen so fast now, sometimes they swell really bad if I am standing up for too long, to the point that a day or two later, my feet bruise so bad. My feet will never be as flexible as before. Also, I still can't wear shoes that do not cover a large portion of my feet because the bunions are still there+surgery scars.

    • @briethompson439
      @briethompson439 Рік тому

      I'm so sorry..I had the same nose surgery and I agree it didn't improve my breathing (although it didn't make it worse). I also got a balloon procedure this year for sinus issues but it's also supposed to help with breathing and snoring. Maybe you could consider that my friend

  • @danip6056
    @danip6056 Рік тому +2

    You're a stunner Lorry, thank you for being so vulnerable ❤️

  • @BXNY75
    @BXNY75 Рік тому

    The level of transparent detail you provide is so refreshing, appreciated, and admirable. Thank you for being YOU.

  • @lilmaskreti
    @lilmaskreti Рік тому +159

    I appreciate the openness with your procedures and I know it's touchy and uncalled for what I'm about to say as I obviously do not know the full rapport you have to your body, but it seems like so much pain, money, time and more PAIN, to change what originally was... already beautiful. I'm not trying to patronize , just share what is my opinion. Good luck with everything else you're doing, your channel is a great eye opener.

    • @raygin6581
      @raygin6581 Рік тому +14

      She was persuing a career in acting. Just beautiful is not enough unfortunatly

    • @sw-hg8eq
      @sw-hg8eq Рік тому +25

      @@raygin6581 Too many plastic surgeries are harmful for the acting career. For singers, it's OK to look "artificial", but actors need to do very subtle changes, if overdone like in Megan Fox' case, their acting isn't taken seriously.

    • @raygin6581
      @raygin6581 Рік тому

      @@sw-hg8eq that was not the question

    • @alexterieur8813
      @alexterieur8813 Рік тому +14

      @@raygin6581 she has not for awhile and is still want work done. Acting cannot be the sole explication of her getting that many surgeries

    • @powderandpaint14
      @powderandpaint14 Рік тому +8

      I agree, she was stunning to start with and it's a shame she felt the need to have these procedures that weren't medically needed.

  • @mdshcoffeehouse
    @mdshcoffeehouse Рік тому +9

    I'm so PROUD of you Lorry. I was feeling down today and just knowing a little portion of your journey warms my heart.
    You're so brave and of course drop dead gorgeous!
    Love you ❤

  • @dawnguerriere6603
    @dawnguerriere6603 Рік тому +4

    Watching this I feel that the benefits of surgery is not worth the risk is many cases.

  • @beckyr2056
    @beckyr2056 Рік тому +11

    It's nice to see such honesty. I'd never have anything done, surgery wise, unless it was absolutely necessary for a medical reason. I'd be terrified of anything going wrong and I also think one surgery would lead to a landslide of others. You see one flaw, you fix it, then you see another, and another. And I wouldn't want to lose my sense of self. I'm not pretty, and that's OK with me. I guess I've realised over the years that I don't owe society 'pretty'. My features, as they are, are what make me unique. At the same time, if surgery is right for someone and they think it'll make a big positive change in their life, that's their choice, but I'd say don't go into anything blindly, be aware of the consequences, both positive and negative.

  • @jolbi23
    @jolbi23 Рік тому +27

    Your nose looks really, really good. I'm happy for you that the revision surgery worked out!

  • @lindseydeberry5007
    @lindseydeberry5007 Рік тому +8

    Thank you so much for this video! I had breast implants removed last week that I got without enough research at 18 and have come to regret it so much (pain, capsular contracture, etc.). It is so comforting to hear other’s stories. Especially when most things online portray perfect results. We really aren’t informed enough of the risks and potential poor results beforehand. These videos really make a difference ❤️ btw you are absolutely stunning!

  • @howareyou857
    @howareyou857 Рік тому +55

    Sometimes I am grateful that I dont have the money to indulge myself in trying to achieve my fantasy face. I just dont think I have the physical and mental health stamina. Thanks for revealing the good and the bad about these procedures Lorry!

    • @Juan-fy6fc
      @Juan-fy6fc Рік тому +1

      Facts cause I go back and fourth with a bbl just cause of my stomach and it would make my butt fatter but I'm like I don't wanna die so go harder in gym if I had the money I would of did it and regret it

  • @PaulWallis
    @PaulWallis Рік тому +1

    Lorry, I love your channel. It is very positive, honest and helpful. I love how you share so vulnerably the ups and downs of your personal journey. It is very empowering. Though I am not in any position to offer advice (I am not a cosmetic surgery graduate in any way) but I just would like to say that from a fan's perspective you really don't look like you need any further procedures. You look fabulous just as you are, Lorry. You are an inspiration. Blessings on you and your channel. xx

  • @yanawilder7167
    @yanawilder7167 Рік тому +6

    Thank you for being so honest, Lorry. Opening up to the world like that is really mentally hard.

  • @ellaocean
    @ellaocean Рік тому +43

    this video made me realize how thankful we are of people like you who make videos about these cosmetic procedures and how yall put so much emphasis on doing so much research and taking time before going under the knife because let's be honest, any form of surgery can be scary, not to mention the amount of money that can be wasted on *failed* or surgeries you end up regretting. so thank u

  • @kathrynwhitehurst6110
    @kathrynwhitehurst6110 Рік тому +1

    Lorry, this is so enlightening. Thank you for being so candid about your experiences! It really does help. X

  • @Kelly99844
    @Kelly99844 Рік тому +1

    I love that you always get straight into the video.

  • @stylecompassmedia
    @stylecompassmedia Рік тому +20

    It's the total transparency, for me... 🙏🏽✨💜 Well done

  • @sidebuns
    @sidebuns Рік тому +67

    If people want surgery than that's totally up to them, but personally I feel there is so many stories of it going wrong or just not getting the desired results the first time, that it really seems like such an expensive gamble and you have to keep going back and back and back to get what you wanted. I'd be way too afraid to have something messed up permanently.

    • @leonardo.diCATio
      @leonardo.diCATio Рік тому +2

      Honestly, this has no facts behind it, but I feel like some surgeons mess up procedures purposefully just so you have to come back and give them more money

    • @ToniCarrington
      @ToniCarrington Рік тому

      True! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @clmortenson
    @clmortenson Рік тому +2

    Thank you, Lorry, for your candor! You are so generous with your viewers! It was brave of you to do this, but very educational! You are beautiful, and I’m blown away that you have an underbite! I never would have known. God bless you, and I hope you will be successful if you pursue Orthognatic surgery. ❤

  • @bellaorozco8670
    @bellaorozco8670 Рік тому +2

    I have been following you forever and I got my nose job a year ago. It’s fully healed and I love it so much. I’m so thankful for people like you who are willing to share their story to help others. There’s no shame in plastic surgery and I admire you for speaking so openly. You’re beautiful!!

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому

      Congrats and thank you 🥰❤️

  • @Asifyoucouldoutrunme143
    @Asifyoucouldoutrunme143 Рік тому +16

    Love your channel lorry, thanks for your transparency. I thought it was really cool in one of your last videos how you mentioned that you felt called to talk about plastic surgery/you feel like youre doing something you’re called to do etc. in making your videos. It definitely seems like it!
    You’re so respectful, insightful, classy and uplifting about these subjects that are sometimes very difficult and taboo to talk about. So thank you!! You have really helped improve my self esteem : )

  • @LL-el8sl
    @LL-el8sl Рік тому +13

    You are glowing Lorry lately in your videos love to see it.

  • @paigem7886
    @paigem7886 Рік тому +5

    I'm so sorry that you had to experience all of this, especially the journey related to your extractions! But it is quite amazing that we can learn so much from your experience. You are so open and relatable and you are bringing so much to light that needs to be seen. I appreciate what you do! 🎉👍💗

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +1

      Thank you; so happy to help !

    • @evablanton7380
      @evablanton7380 11 місяців тому

      She didn't " have to experience all of this.". She CHOSE to. She is normalizing self- facial butchery. Nothing at all " refreshing" here.

  • @journeyofatulip467
    @journeyofatulip467 Рік тому +1

    omg thank you for sharing, we really think these things will work out and be as easy as they look especially when a lot of ppl do them and how the drs talk about them.... but they are definitely not easy and not guaranteed what so ever. this is an eye opener for all of us obsessed by how we can look better . Thank you really and i send my compassion for you for all the hard times you went through. By the way you have a valuable natural beauty as i saw in your older pictures

  • @bontlemataboge9325
    @bontlemataboge9325 Рік тому +103

    Lorry, please be careful: jaw surgery can completely alter your face.
    I had upper jaw surgery to correct my teeth not closing together (affecting eating). The surgeons did not warn me at all about the aesthetic changes to my face. I thought I would wake up from surgery with my same face and a perfect smile. WRONG! I looked totally different and was swollen for months.
    1. My jaw was wired shut and I could barely speak, smile, eat for weeks.
    2. I almost lost my tongue. Some time after leaving theatre my tongue must've slipped between my teeth, whilst my jaw was wired shut. I couldn't feel anything but when the doctors woke me up for my first post-op check up the end of my tongue was blue/black and close to dying.
    3. I lost sensation in my face. After 4 months feeling in my face finally returned. But years later it's about 85-90% of pre-op levels.
    4. My nose has more nostril show. A minor cut was made to the nasal bone (I completely missed this in the animation video examples I was shown prior to my surgery) but it made a huge difference in how my nose looks.
    5. The surgery resulted in a gummy smile. So I swapped one insecurity for another.
    Overall, I am still happy with the results of the surgery: being able to eat and show my teeth when smiling. But it took many years of tears and hating my face to finally accept my new look. Also, I had no choice because I couldn't afford to have any other surgeries lol...

    • @LorryHill
      @LorryHill  Рік тому +29

      Omg you poor thing !! Thank you so much for sharing your experience here!! It sounds truly terrible especially the tongue part ; they would’ve been liable big time !!

    • @ccverdera6298
      @ccverdera6298 Рік тому +6

      I’m so sorry you had to go through that! Thank you for sharing. I’ve heard jaw surgery can make lips look smaller I wonder if you know anything about that as well?

    • @bontlemataboge9325
      @bontlemataboge9325 Рік тому +6

      @@LorryHill ❤ like you, I hope sharing my story will help others make the right surgery decisions.

    • @bontlemataboge9325
      @bontlemataboge9325 Рік тому +6

      @@ccverdera6298 my lips look the same to me (both size and shape). But I wouldn't be surprised if other patients had changes to their lips.

    • @saxegotha7
      @saxegotha7 Рік тому +6

      That's terrible! I'm so sorry you had to go through that! Surgeons should always inform their patients of any risks involved.

  • @vsb101
    @vsb101 Рік тому +16

    It amazes me how much health one should have to go through (+ recover) several plastic surgery procedures!
    Thank you for your story, Lorry, it's really important for modern audience and for me personally. Best wishes!

  • @sherylastley9652
    @sherylastley9652 Рік тому

    Lorry your honesty and frankness is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

  • @aesyamazeli8804
    @aesyamazeli8804 Рік тому

    I love how honest you are

  • @HampnieHambart
    @HampnieHambart Рік тому +52

    I am slavic too and I have had this exact teeth extraction related to braces like 12 years ago. I never really thought about how it hurt my facial aestetics and now when I am 24 I am curious about how I'd look without this procedure...👀🤔🙈

    • @zahzahzee
      @zahzahzee Рік тому +4

      It seems like with slavs our faces really change with dental work more than others. Super night and day difference

  • @jmeee
    @jmeee Рік тому +10

    This was a great video Lorry! I just found you last week through a comment on one of Stephanie Lange’s videos and I’ve been binging you ever since. Thanks for your content and hard work!

  • @GJ-yl9wv
    @GJ-yl9wv Рік тому +1

    I'm so grateful for this channel and your thoughtful, kind approach. I honestly think schools should reach out to you for custom videos to show their students. The amount of children aspiring to Instagram beauty standards is honestly terrifying. Thanks again, Lorry!

  • @luckypenny4263
    @luckypenny4263 Рік тому +1

    I appreciate your honesty and helping others who want procedures done. To do their homework before selecting a doctor

  • @yammie02
    @yammie02 Рік тому +29

    Can't wait for the video, Love your content lorry ❤️❤️

  • @seth7712
    @seth7712 Рік тому +134

    After Lorry releases an amazing Q&A, she gives us an honest, straight up video like this. Mad respect and thank you!!! 😎

  • @maryam.rizvi01
    @maryam.rizvi01 Рік тому +3

    I am so thankful that you brought attention to the dental procedures. I was told by my dentist to get teeth extractions done for 2 of my upper teeth and I was about to go for it but now I have more knowledge about it after seeing your video and reading the comments. Most of the people had negative things to say about it and so did you so now, I am more conflicted than ever. I so need an advice on either to get extractions or not. Anyways, great video ❤️

  • @melissaw6446
    @melissaw6446 Рік тому +1

    Was just recommended this video, and at first, I had no idea why. Now I know that it's because I have been looking into a procedure for myself. This recommendation was definately the video I needed to see to keep me from going through with it. It seems plastic surgery can be a slippery slope, and I am not going to risk it. You have had more things done that you regret than I could ever imagine having done. You were so beautiful before.

  • @calideeslife3224
    @calideeslife3224 Рік тому +4

    Thanks for being so open and honest; this is precisely why we love you Lorry 💕🙏🏾

  • @skylerpresley8223
    @skylerpresley8223 Рік тому +34

    Thank you for bringing attention to palate expanders! Removing teeth in America is like a routine cleaning I don’t understand it’s truly insane. I’m very interested in getting orthographic surgery myself I luckily never had teeth extracted but had braces very young and it changed my face for the worst. Regardless of the crazy things you’ve been through you’d never know you’re glowing and polished and beautiful! ❤️

    • @Kate-ct9ys
      @Kate-ct9ys Рік тому +4

      I had a dentist really push wisdom teeth removal for me even though I had two orthodontists say I absolutely had no reason for it and my teeth had plenty of room to come in. The dentist swore it was “extremely rare” to not have issues with wisdom teeth erupting and insisted that they would become impacted. I refused and now, I have all of my teeth. The orthodontists were right and I had no issues whatsoever with my teeth coming in. It’s so routine that dentists think it’s impossible to not do it.

    • @zenseed75
      @zenseed75 Рік тому +3

      $$$$ 😿

    • @ToniCarrington
      @ToniCarrington Рік тому

      At least wisdom teeth are in the back lol once they start wanting to remove teeth in the front for braces I’m like NOPE!

    • @rni4069
      @rni4069 3 місяці тому

      expanders only work for kids because that’s when the jaw is still expandable! it’s not an option for everyone.
      also, if you got braces very young, you have no idea if the braces made your face “worse”. you might have looked exactly the same. i think it’s useless fixating on what braces did your face when you were a kid. it’s highly unlikely they could’ve ever made you less beautiful.

  • @crose4247
    @crose4247 Рік тому +7

    Thank you for sharing these kinds of videos.
    I just wanted to say...it's a bit sad how much surgeries people go through...like just for their looks. It kinda feels like surgery is the new makeup. I just hope that in the future we all can be more accepting of ourselves.

  • @hollygolightly8048
    @hollygolightly8048 Рік тому

    Thanks for your honesty. The surgeon who reconstructed your beautiful nose did a terrific job! As always, you are gracious and stunning!

  • @leldesaulite-rozite
    @leldesaulite-rozite Рік тому +5

    Thank you for being really open and authentic ❤️

  • @christophercripps7639
    @christophercripps7639 Рік тому +64

    Lesson to be learned, be very sure before one leaps. Plastic surgery isn't like going to the salon to get a trim or the latest style. If the beautician errs or one made a poor style choice for one's face usually one's hair grows out. Plastic surgery re-do sounds a lot for painful.
    Still Lorry I'd say you turned out very well; sorry you had to undergo so much pain & emotional anguish.

  • @brittanycyr
    @brittanycyr Рік тому +1

    I always love your transparency and honesty!!! An icon

  • @sandrag9288
    @sandrag9288 Рік тому +8

    And I thought I had body dysmorphia 😨. Thanks for your honesty

    • @DX-d
      @DX-d Рік тому +1

      You have rudeness that’s a certain.

  • @jackgorman6961
    @jackgorman6961 Рік тому +50

    i love how open you are, and you have the best aura! you’re my comfort person❤️

  • @JordanJSparks
    @JordanJSparks Рік тому +15

    I think this is one of the most important videos you have ever made

  • @alyssagillespie8333
    @alyssagillespie8333 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for being so honest and sharing your experiences!