@@jamiearmstrong2173 Most board certified plastic surgeons use silicon that is safe to the body and take all the necessary measures to minimise complications and have a successful procedure and great results. Patients and safety first!
I got attacked by a wolf as a child. I was seven, and had to have full blown plastic surgery on my hand. I can now use it like it was never damaged. Even tho I had to have my pinkie reattached, and had to have a plastic cap for my knuckle. It’s cool to look at, but barely noticeable now. Thanks to plastic surgery!! I also had to have a full spinal fusion due to my spine collapsing. It hurts so bad, but I’m not paralyzed and I’m alive. So blessed!!!
Probably, people not being fans of Doc Mike collabing with someone using terms like "Western and Eastern medicine" and promotes some pseudo medicine...
The vet I work for does entropion surgery for dogs, it removes the loose skin above/below eyes so the eyelashes don’t roll into the eye and scar the eyes
Me: *has headache* Mom: it's a normal headache Dad: it's a normal headache Doctor: it's normal, nothing to worry about Google: which coffin do you want?
THATS SO TRUE BECAUSE I HAVE A PIMPLE THAT IS HARD BUT IT SEEMS NORMAL AND FEELS NORMAL BUT SAFARI SAYS I HAVE SOME PROBLEM WITH MY FACE OR SOMETHING 😞
Since my motorcycle accident the plastic surgeon in charge is my hero. He started with a leg tha looked like minced meat and I came out with a fully functioning, leg- looking leg.
I am truly sorry you went through such a horrible experience, but I'm so happy you pulled through. I'm thankful that you had a wonderful healthcare team who knew how to help, and I'm so happy that you're good with the end result.
When I’m 18 I will have to get a nose job because of a deviation in my septum. I can’t breathe through my nose most of the time so I’m hope that will change. It’s really nice to hear that everything turned around for you! Plastic surgery helps people be able to live as they want to.
I had a wonderful plastic surgeon who removed a mole that was making my life hell. Imagine being a teenage girl with a large mole right under the breast, where the bottom band of the bra presses on it... horribly painful. The lack of scarring from the procedure means that I can even wear underwire now, although it’s still uncomfortable for the normal reasons.
My sister was in a car accident years ago. I got to the hospital and had a moment with her as she was being taken off for surgery. Her nose had been pretty much flattened on her right cheek. Her ID had been lost in the accident and none of us had a "before" picture of her. She ended up with a beautiful, perfect nose. She had to have the surgery or have breathing problems for the rest of her life. Plastic surgery was absolutely the right thing for her.
@@friendlyneighborhoodsis421 if u want nose job so bad that u r curious about getting in an accident, u should do the rhinoplasty anyway. Its safer and. Better that way
My daughter was born with a cleft palette, no hair lip luckily, and a plastic surgeon corrected her palette. It was such a good result that she didnt even need speech therapy. A local ENT specialist was facinated with the result. So it was an overall great result. 👍
I was born with a cleft lip and cleft palette too. At 3lbs at 6months. I had to scrape some bone from my hip and use it for my upper lip and for my teeth to grow. I did need speech therapy i have trouble saying things like numbers 60 to 66 and stuff I have a lisp still im 22.
My grandpa's cat got attacked by a dog and needed plastic surgery to fix her face before it healed. If they hadn't she wouldn't have been able to open her jaw/ would have extreme discomfort. It saved her life
She healed really well and is in good health. The only way you can tell she got hurt is a small scar on her jaw and when you open her mouth she's missing some teeth/you can see were her jaw broke. Thank you for asking 😊 Chloe is one tough gal
A Russian doctor and a Korean doctor have a webcam session together... ...An Italian doctor crashes the session and asks them when they’re going to a bar.
@@Joy-do5yt Yes... they both live in America AND have American citizenship hence they're American. American isn't an ethnicity, it's a nationality. Anyone can be an American if they acquire citizenship, be it through being born in the US or though the naturalization process.
I love how as doctors they share some differing opinions (supplements), but they are able to speak so eloquently about it using facts, research and logic, and then both find common ground in shared beliefs. Really commendable, and I wish more people would do that in our current world environment.
Dr Youn says his fellow plastic surgeon friends often disagree on BBLs. He personally no longer feels like the 1 in 3000 fatal embolism risk is worth the money.
@Generic128 Username67 we'll look outside, out your window, go outside. What do you see? Arguments, bullying, littering, more cars than walking, pollution. Is that a good world for you? If it is, you should see a doctor.
Shout out to my friend Josh, who had to go under the knife because he was jumped and curb stomped in middle school over an iPod and a few dollars cash. Thank you to the plastic surgeons that restored his face.
Yessssss. Very important to teach our girls what is normal and what is not. Unfortunately some parents don't teach them so having a video with real doctors talking about it is an incredible idea.
What?! Dr. Youn is the realest doctor. Always encourages natural despite being a plastic surgeon, and has eliminated many dangerous procedures and products that threaten patients in his practice, he seems like such a great guy
@@TwinsBigLikeTia He was reacting to tiktok so he didn't know if Dr. Youn was an actual doctor or not but then Dr. Youn commented on the video to let him know that he's a real doctor
Doctor Mike do a collab with a psychologist. It'll help people to understand the link between mental health and physical well being. My personal suggestion is Dr Halah Banani. She has a lot of experience and she's sort of an expert in dealing with marital problems.
This should have waaaay more likes! I would love to see this, especially now. Therapists have never been busier than in 2020, and even how they work is changing. It's extremely relevant right now. Honestly, I feel like most people should see a therapist. It's a messed up world, and everyone has something they are struggling with internally, your mental health is just as, if not more, important than just your physical health. Poor mental health can drastically affect your physical health. Okay, "speech" over 😊
I was just about to comment the same thing. It would be great if he could do some on mental health. It has become so very important now more than ever.
7 years ago, my then 4 year old daughter, was bitten by our dog. After the ER, she was immediately seen by a plastic surgeon. He was amazing and great with my baby. Plastic surgeons definitely do more than implants.
One of my most horrific flights I remember was when we flew two women to Milan for reconstructive surgery - they were attacked with acid. One was lucky, only half of her face was burned, the other - not so much. So if anyone tells you plastic surgery is only for vain rich people, you can direct them to those ladies. Gosh I hope they got the best treatment possible.
This has to be the most wholesome conversation between two doctors on the Internet. Even if they didn't have the same perspective, they managed to put across their point of view without hurting the other's sentiment.
I recently had an arm amputation. A plastic surgeon was involved in my case to not only close my stump, but to also do a procedure on my nerves to decrease the chance of phantom pain. Thank you for telling people that plastics isn't just boob jobs and face lifts. 💜😁
Yes! I recently had a surgery done on my broken hand by a plastic surgeon, and according to my grandfather (who's a doctor), plastic surgeons do these sort of things all the time.
I am officially hooked on Dr. Mike and his page. Intelligence, mindful, and informative. My sister keeps going on and on about getting implants and thinks they’ll defy gravity, I forwarded this video for her and now she has a better idea of what she’d like.
I had some prejudices about plastic surgeons before my 3rd child was born. He was born with a cleft palate (as part of a genetic condition) and it was a plastic surgeon that repaired his cleft palate. Now I see a different side of plastic surgery I had never considered and I’m thankful for their ability to perform reconstructive surgeries that can be really necessary for quality of life and functionality.
because for many of us, when we think of plastic surgery, we think for cosmetic reasons, when that is not always the case... I had to have reconstructive surgery on my neck for a really bad scar I developed. You were spot on when you said, "necessary for quality of life and functionality."
My cousin ripped open her arm on a fence riding a horse and a plastic surgeon was able to repair the damage and make the scar in the crease of her arm and you really have to look hard to see it, even if you know it’s there.
I had a very bad opinion about plastic surgey, until somebody reminded me that it is thanks to plastic surgeons that some people still have a face. The reconstructive part of it should not be underestimated.
Love the wholesome vibes of two guys in separate medical practices. It's just great to see! I hope to see more collaborations between medical professionals (borderline experts in their field), who like to keep their viewership informed on medical practices, as well as demystify the medical field as a whole. It makes me realize more and more that medical professionals are people too. I like to see this.
I fractured a bone in my eye and in my nose and the topic of plastic surgery was approached. I was about 15 at the time and it made me realize that it really is a medical solution and not just for people trying to look hot
@Jacqueline I feel the same way. My friend's dad is a surgeon who has reconstructed the faces of so many burn and acid attack victims. It's sad that most ppl don't consider that aspect of the career
@L, @Adele St is right, there are no bones that are in our eyes, but the bones that hold everything in place and keep your face structured are super tiny around your eyes and can easily cause vision loss if damaged
I ran into a wrought iron chair when I was 2 years old. I crushed one of my cheek bones and split my face open. I have a tiny scar and my face is very symmetrical and you cannot tell. If I hadn’t had plastic surgery I would have been permanently disfigured for my entire life. Even though it was elective and wasn’t medically imperative, I am very grateful that my parents chose to go through with it.
What, that's too much pain! When I was 4 I ran into my balcony grill and hurt my head, but thankfully it wasn't so much severe but it was extremely painful for the next week. I can't imagine how much pain you felt.
@@aflower6955 I’m honestly not sure. I was only 2 and don’t actually remember the event itself. I had some kids ask me about the scar on my face when I was in elementary school (it was a little darker back then) and I asked my mom and she told me about it and gave me the name of the doctor. I sent him some flowers and a note. My dad still tells people about how the police interrogated him about it, he didn’t do anything wrong and wasn’t even home at the time apparently, but he was really happy that they were looking out for his little girl.
I just want to say thank you to plastic surgeons ( and doctors in general ) When I was about 8 I got bit by a dog, and tthey got me exactly the way i was before and left me with the tiniest scar. They were super patient with me and helped make a traumatic experience a little better
It's amazing how well some people age - especially within certain racial groups. I knew a 90-year-old black guy who'd started working at 11 who looked younger than the average 60-year-old white guy.
Im here late , but from the Clairluvcat channel , a cat Chuchu got reconstruction. Her nose was so squished that she couldn't breathe or smell properly. So she got a nose-lift.
I’m a woman with breast implants. That’s definitely the first thing that came to my mind. It’s a real issue. They should have mentioned the importance of wearing a VERY supportive, stabilizing sports bra when exercising. I wear 2 at a time now, which really helps minimize bounce.
@@calisongbird not to sound creepy but what size were you and what size did you go for? I'm thinking about going through the procedure but I don't know if the size I want will make my workouts painful
@@calisongbird what's it like when you lift heavy things? I've been wanting to get them but I need to lift stretchers and people at work and don't wanna rip something lol
@@calisongbird depending on how large you went theres some really decent brands of sports bras, wired and non wired. Such as Panache, Freya, Chantelle, and more. They're not cheap at all tbh but I have a Chantelle one and its enough for me. I'm uh naturally quite large myself.
such a grown up conversation between two professionals even when they dont particularly agree with each other on a point still very respectful of the others opinion
Wait so the “plastic” in plastic surgery wasn’t a western-coined term to denote the “fakeness” of the appearance of those who undergo the knife? It’s not meant to be a Barbie doll joke? Nice!
@@placeholdernameisplacehold7671 but by that definition it could be more accurately called playdough surgery. Playdough is the most moldable thing I know! 😋
Yep! Plastic means something moldable or changeable. There is something called “neural plasticity” which regards the brain’s ability to develop different functions in different regions. People who have only half a brain can live pretty normal lives due to this phenomenon. Nothing to do with the polymer!
The family doctor recommends to try a better diet and exercise before resorting to supplements and the plastic surgeon recommends to try supplements before going straight to surgery. Both perspectives make a lot of sense.
hahaha, i thought the same thing. it's also interesting how he says that the funding for the research on supplements isn't really going to happen because there isn't any money in supplements. however, a lot of people are interested in them with the mindset of "quick fix, cure all", so you would think there is money in it... i guess he says this because anyone can buy a bottle of centrum at CVS, so it would be difficult for pharma to cash in on it unless they made Rx only supplements.
Honestly suplements can be a good thing. But its best to get bloodwork done to see what vitamins your body needs more off this way you can take what you actually need. Vitamin C pills when your vitamin C levels are fine is not getting your moneys worth. At least thats what my doctors tell me.
I regret doing my breast implant surgery . Ladies, please have in mind that you will need to change them at some point in your life, that’s very important to know and at young age we don’t think about it. I’ll remove mine later on in life. What is said in the vid is true. I don’t run, I do weights, you can feel the implant when you run. My advice to the ladies if is not reconstruction and you want to do it just for vanity , don’t do it. Embrace your natural beauty . Same with ladies getting huge buns!! No!!!!! That doesn’t look classy .
Imagine in a few years another really attractive doctor gets famous and Dr. Mike would say to them what Dr. Youn said to him, "I was kind of like you before you hit the scene. I'm now the old version of you". But we'll always love you, even when we're 90 (hopefully our lifespans are that long)! 💙
The singing dentist? I don’t know if this is what he’s know by but I remember that a dentist used to sing songs on instagram about brushing your teeth and seeing your dentist
Anna Crivano doctors, nurses, surgeons, etc. actually aren’t allowed to give medical care or perform practice on patients who are there significant others or anyone who is not their patient, it’s against the law (i’m almost 100% sure). I’m not super backed up by evidence but this is just from prior knowledge since I have MANY nurses in my family. I’d definitely look into it for you if you’d like! Edit: forgot to mention who they couldn’t practice on, whoops!
I love how down to earth Dr Youn was and admitted maybe he thought he knew it all at one point and didn’t after all. That’s a dr you can trust right there!
1:11 almost every terminology in medicine comes grom greek. So proud to be greek. I just love the fact that we never lost our connection with our history and traditions. That is why the new greek,the language spoken today, has so many similarities with ancient greek.
I lovr Dr.Youn's take on plastic surgery, its a very responsible and ethical approach that allows his patients to think about the procedures they will be undergoing. Its important to imfor the patients of all the risks and possible outcomes, so they can make the right decision!
It really is. Plastic surgery changed my life, although not in the way most people would expect. I had a large mole in a place that made wearing bras absolute torture, and we had to get a skilled plastic surgeon to make sure there would be no painful scarring.
I’m 17 and I had plastic surgery in January because of how I looked at myself in the mirror. When I saw what I looked like and broke down in tears I knew that plastic surgery would be best for me. I’m 100 times more confident in my appearance today and have no regrets
Very happy for you but please ensure one thing that never influence someone something that you don't use to attain your level of beauty. You got a blessing for life❤️
There was nothing wrong with your appearance, but with you mentality. You sound like you suffer from some sort of body dysmorphia and it isn’t fixed by getting plastic surgery, you need to seek therapy.
@@princejiminofbusan9209 Okay. I get that you were trying to help, but no.. They already got the surgery, they're happy and confident In the way they now look, and if that's always the case, what's the whole reason for complete cosmetic plastic surgery? Also, your reply comes off very rude and commanding.
Every time I hear "plastic surgery is wrong" I tell them the story of my first boss. She had a high risk of getting breast cancer and her mother recently died of breast cancer, so she did a hard choice. She removed everything in her breast and put in implants, just a little bit bigger than her normal size, so from a B to a C. Is that wrong? NO, she did it to ensure she got a long happy life
There are some “cosmetic” surgeries I really wish were covered by health insurance. I had a large mole in a place that made wearing bras absolute torture, and I had to pay for the removal surgery out-of-pocket. I still don’t regret it, though. It really improved my quality of life.
I had two small moles that were removed and the doctor just said "I'll write that the moles were a risk for infection, so your insurance pays it". This was in Germany though. Our healthcare is better than US healthcare
That's actually dangerous. The repeated trauma to the mole could aggrevate it and cause problems. My insurance paid for mine to all be removed. I'm not in the states though
I had a huge mole on my inner thigh. I hated it my whole life, i was so self conscious and had such a negative view of myself with it. I explained to my GP how much it was bothering me and she referred me to a dermatologist clinic to have it removed, and specified to send it in for cancer testing. There was no real concern, but sending it in for testing meant it was no longer cosmetic so the government plan (Canada) covered the removal, and its better to test it just in case than assume nothing is wrong and miss a potential cancer. The dermatologist actually tried to talk me out of it, saying I would have a big ugly scar. I was kind of like ummm I currently have a big ugly mole so what's the difference? I immediately felt better about my body and the "big ugly scar" faded to be almost invisible within 2 yrs.
I got plastic surgery to remove moles on my face that had a chance of becoming cancerous. I’ll admit part of the reason I got it done was for aesthetic reasons, but it also involved my future health concerns. Thank you for pointing out that plastic surgery isn’t always purely cosmetic!
im so happy to see this collab! you two are some of my favourite doctors and this really made me ecstatic! and thanks again for the education and for being sweet people
Please make a trio episode: Dr.Mike, Dr.Youn and Mama Doctor Jones. Edit: I'd add Dr.Pimple Popper! Edit 2: give it a like and maybe they will see this! 😍
I am so glad medical professionals and educators are becoming so prominent on social media. It's so beneficial to be able to access this kind of info for free from people we can trust
From 'I don't know if he's an actual doctor' to 'here's my new friend'.
*Character* *Development*
Looking for this 👌
Now that's what I call a character arc
For real though hahahahahahahah
So proud.
I was thinking the same thing!
Thank you for having me on your channel! What fun!
I loved watching the video! Hope you guys can collab again soon!
i love Dr Youn
I love your channel💕💕
I love your channel. I sub to your channel after you did a review of J-Hope’s nose
And thank you everyone for all your nice comments. I appreciate all of you!
When a doctor tells you not to go through a procedure he will directly benefit economically from, you know that's a good doctor there.
That's how my dentist is. Others have someone from billing trying to convince you to get procedures you don't truly need.
Silicone implants are plastic ;)
Yeah, definitely!
Exactly. He puts his patients'/clients' well-being and interests first. That's a rare quality on today's world.
@@jamiearmstrong2173 Most board certified plastic surgeons use silicon that is safe to the body and take all the necessary measures to minimise complications and have a successful procedure and great results. Patients and safety first!
I got attacked by a wolf as a child. I was seven, and had to have full blown plastic surgery on my hand. I can now use it like it was never damaged. Even tho I had to have my pinkie reattached, and had to have a plastic cap for my knuckle. It’s cool to look at, but barely noticeable now. Thanks to plastic surgery!!
I also had to have a full spinal fusion due to my spine collapsing. It hurts so bad, but I’m not paralyzed and I’m alive. So blessed!!!
:0 wow you are blessed indeed
Glad you are okay but how did you get attacked by a wolf?
Dang that’s rough, but it’s really cool how they fixed you up to almost perfect
:O
Modern science baby
Dr. Youn and Dr. Mike together is like the Avengers assembling
Lol
xD
@@DoctorYoun you were really fast when you replied.
@@DoctorYoun It took me a while to realize you were YOU
@@DoctorYoun wow u r fast
“Plastic surgery doesn’t involve plastic.”
My entire life is a LIE!!
Bruh.. the second I read this it explained that it doesn't involve plastic. My shock o-meter is going crazy.
timestamp?
@@ismxil6255 1:03
I think it’s called plastic because cosmetic surgery is stereotyped to be Barbies are picture perfect and make of plastic...
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A couple months ago:
Dr. Mike: “Is this person even a real doctor?”
Now:
Dr. Mike: Here’s my new friend Dr. Youn
Dr Mike redeemed himself. Still hoping he’ll get Adam Kay for the show
😂 😂
What I thought it was just a month ago.
The collab we all waited for
I wanted to comment this 😂
Dr. Mike: That one sweet friend that gives you advice.
Dr. Youn: The sweet dad that gives you advice.
He did say that Dr. Mike is like Dr. Youn's younger version
Yeah 😁
Dr. Youn's son is someone from a boyband i think
@@earllapidez7920 are we thinking Jhope lol
@@brittanys505 Oh yeah Jhope
The dislikes are from Dr. Youn’s rhinoplasty patients
hahaha!
the male ones
Nah, I'm sure they are all from people who wish they could be doctors but they prefer Google as their source of info 😂
Probably, people not being fans of Doc Mike collabing with someone using terms like "Western and Eastern medicine" and promotes some pseudo medicine...
They’re getting their gangs rounded up
Doctor Mike and Doctor Youn talking about plastic surgery on dogs and cats is definitely something I didn't know I needed
Me too
didn’t even know that was possible but I guess EVERYTHING is possible
They are SomethingElse (YT)
Musilytical
Ahaha. I see what you did there.
The vet I work for does entropion surgery for dogs, it removes the loose skin above/below eyes so the eyelashes don’t roll into the eye and scar the eyes
Doctor Youn is a knowledgeable and simple person. I mean just look at his earphones.
i watched like two of his videos and i trusted him with my life LOL
No need. The thumbnail says it all.
Youn*
wait what about the earphones haha I don't get it
Milica because AirPods are expensive and he is wearing a simple set of earphones
Me: *has headache*
Mom: it's a normal headache
Dad: it's a normal headache
Doctor: it's normal, nothing to worry about
Google: which coffin do you want?
Bing: your brain is in your chest and you're breathing through your ear.
SO TRUE LOL
@@quaianthegrimreaper7556 ?
@@quaianthegrimreaper7556 OMG LMAO
THATS SO TRUE BECAUSE I HAVE A PIMPLE THAT IS HARD BUT IT SEEMS NORMAL AND FEELS NORMAL BUT SAFARI SAYS I HAVE SOME PROBLEM WITH MY FACE OR SOMETHING 😞
I love how Dr Youn admitted he has made a mistake and that it reshaped his practice.
only good doctors does that
Agree! He's really down to earth
no pun intended right? :3
@@tdot415 lol
I wonder if some monster is walking around going “glad I could help doctor - excuse me, I have to empty my facial colostomy bag”
Since my motorcycle accident the plastic surgeon in charge is my hero. He started with a leg tha looked like minced meat and I came out with a fully functioning, leg- looking leg.
I am truly sorry you went through such a horrible experience, but I'm so happy you pulled through. I'm thankful that you had a wonderful healthcare team who knew how to help, and I'm so happy that you're good with the end result.
🙏
Where were you going?
When I’m 18 I will have to get a nose job because of a deviation in my septum. I can’t breathe through my nose most of the time so I’m hope that will change. It’s really nice to hear that everything turned around for you! Plastic surgery helps people be able to live as they want to.
I had a wonderful plastic surgeon who removed a mole that was making my life hell. Imagine being a teenage girl with a large mole right under the breast, where the bottom band of the bra presses on it... horribly painful. The lack of scarring from the procedure means that I can even wear underwire now, although it’s still uncomfortable for the normal reasons.
My sister was in a car accident years ago. I got to the hospital and had a moment with her as she was being taken off for surgery. Her nose had been pretty much flattened on her right cheek. Her ID had been lost in the accident and none of us had a "before" picture of her. She ended up with a beautiful, perfect nose. She had to have the surgery or have breathing problems for the rest of her life. Plastic surgery was absolutely the right thing for her.
Im glad she's doing better now.
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I hope she liked her new nose!
Maybe I'll get in a car accident...
@@friendlyneighborhoodsis421 if u want nose job so bad that u r curious about getting in an accident, u should do the rhinoplasty anyway. Its safer and. Better that way
My daughter was born with a cleft palette, no hair lip luckily, and a plastic surgeon corrected her palette. It was such a good result that she didnt even need speech therapy. A local ENT specialist was facinated with the result. So it was an overall great result. 👍
I was born with a cleft lip and cleft palette too. At 3lbs at 6months. I had to scrape some bone from my hip and use it for my upper lip and for my teeth to grow. I did need speech therapy i have trouble saying things like numbers 60 to 66 and stuff
I have a lisp still im 22.
My grandpa's cat got attacked by a dog and needed plastic surgery to fix her face before it healed. If they hadn't she wouldn't have been able to open her jaw/ would have extreme discomfort. It saved her life
I hope your grandpa's cat is doing better now
Kyra Vankriekinge booko bb b k
Spiderific! Kbbovbok
She healed really well and is in good health. The only way you can tell she got hurt is a small scar on her jaw and when you open her mouth she's missing some teeth/you can see were her jaw broke. Thank you for asking 😊 Chloe is one tough gal
@K R AY N E Is that really necessary to say here?
A Russian doctor and a Korean doctor have a webcam session together...
...An Italian doctor crashes the session and asks them when they’re going to a bar.
In English.
Theyre both American
@@MomoKunDaYo American isn’t a race
@@Joy-do5yt Yes... they both live in America AND have American citizenship hence they're American. American isn't an ethnicity, it's a nationality. Anyone can be an American if they acquire citizenship, be it through being born in the US or though the naturalization process.
@@MomoKunDaYo they're
Oh wait you used the right one
Dr Youn: I was you before you...
.. Mic drop..
This guy is the OG
Yeah Dr Youn is the man
I love both but I like doctor Youn a tat bit more lol.
Dr youn all the way...
OwO I see what you did there
You remember me song mic drop (bts)
*”cosmetic surgery for dogs”*
Me to my pug: your will finally have a nose , my dear
This is an underrated comment lmao
PLSS 😭
Bwahahahahah
JINIDECNIJSDFNJIFE WHY IS THIS SO FUNNY
English Bulldogs have to have surgery all the time to help them breath.
I love how as doctors they share some differing opinions (supplements), but they are able to speak so eloquently about it using facts, research and logic, and then both find common ground in shared beliefs. Really commendable, and I wish more people would do that in our current world environment.
Dr Youn says his fellow plastic surgeon friends often disagree on BBLs. He personally no longer feels like the 1 in 3000 fatal embolism risk is worth the money.
@Generic128 Username67 we'll look outside, out your window, go outside. What do you see? Arguments, bullying, littering, more cars than walking, pollution. Is that a good world for you? If it is, you should see a doctor.
Generic128 Username67 and that also wasn’t what the original comment was about
Dr. Mike a few videos ago: "So I don't know if this person is an actual doctor"
Dr. Mike now: "So here I am with my new friend:"
This is exactly what i thought when i saw the thumbnail 😂😂
It's so great 😊😂
Yes! Was going to comment about that. Lol
That's like low-key wholesome
I SCREAMED in excitement!!😁💃💃
I really like Doctor Youn. He's calm and friendly and seems to know what he's doing
well i hope so seeing as he's been in practice for 15 years
Ah yes, a Vietnamese
100% agree. His voice is very soothing and comforting but still bright and engaging 😊💖👏🏽
your pfp looks like that girl from the meme
U havent seen his tiktoks have you
Shout out to my friend Josh, who had to go under the knife because he was jumped and curb stomped in middle school over an iPod and a few dollars cash. Thank you to the plastic surgeons that restored his face.
Over an Ipod and cash? People are so stupid nowadays.
@@lavenderfields. frankly desperate people do dumb things, or maybe hes just gone senile or something
@@nandafaiqfadhlurrahman2144 true.
@@lavenderfields. he was in middle school ffs, an iPod and some cash is like pure gold at that age, cut him some slack
@@CrayCrayslab Why are defending the people who jumped???
The collab we were ALL waiting for🥳
Ps. I wish you could invite a gynecologist to talk about topics like virginity, discharge, menstrual cycle, etc. 🥰
Mamma Doctor Jones is one. And she has done talks on her account too.
Isa Mash thank you! I’ll check her out ☺️
@@katanakillsec you're welcome.
👏👏👏yes
Yessssss. Very important to teach our girls what is normal and what is not. Unfortunately some parents don't teach them so having a video with real doctors talking about it is an incredible idea.
Dr. Mike some weeks ago: is he even a real doctor?!
Dr. Mike now: ft. Dr. Youn
Ah yeah, I remember that!
It's Mike's way of an apology :)
I remember that, too. I was really happy to see these two guys collaborate.
What I was thinking this omygoshhh 😆😆
Yeah the tik tok video
Why is Dr. Youn the most angelically beautiful human I’ve ever seen
He got a good heart n personality❤😎
Stacie Wang He is a plastic surgeon but not a plastic surgery enthusiast. He usually discourages people from having plastic surgery unless necessary
Skin care routine , I'm pretty sure he dosen't age. Either that , or he's a vampire
He’s a cutie
He and Dr Mike are good looking in very different ways.. Nothing to do with race, I just can't put my finger on it..
Remember when doctor mike said, “I don’t even know if this is a real doctor” when reacting to his video
Yeah I remember!
What?! Dr. Youn is the realest doctor. Always encourages natural despite being a plastic surgeon, and has eliminated many dangerous procedures and products that threaten patients in his practice, he seems like such a great guy
@@TwinsBigLikeTia no, in dr. Mike’s video, he didn’t know if Dr. Youn was a real doctor.
Yes I remember this!!!
@@TwinsBigLikeTia
He was reacting to tiktok so he didn't know if Dr. Youn was an actual doctor or not but then Dr. Youn commented on the video to let him know that he's a real doctor
Doctor Mike do a collab with a psychologist. It'll help people to understand the link between mental health and physical well being. My personal suggestion is Dr Halah Banani. She has a lot of experience and she's sort of an expert in dealing with marital problems.
This should have waaaay more likes! I would love to see this, especially now. Therapists have never been busier than in 2020, and even how they work is changing. It's extremely relevant right now. Honestly, I feel like most people should see a therapist. It's a messed up world, and everyone has something they are struggling with internally, your mental health is just as, if not more, important than just your physical health. Poor mental health can drastically affect your physical health.
Okay, "speech" over 😊
Dr Kirk Honda would be my recommendation! He’s a great UA-cam psychologist
Dr. Ramani Dirvasala
I was just about to comment the same thing. It would be great if he could do some on mental health. It has become so very important now more than ever.
Dr Ali Mattu from The Psych Show!!!
It's pretty impressive when a professional encourages you to _not_ make use of his services! That speaks of integrity. Thanks Doctor. And Doctor.
I screamed yes when I see two of my favorite drs. collabing!!
Love you both!!!
1.2k likes but no comments? weird
@@The_Black_Caps very weird
samr
@@mEnjoyer lol
Same🤭
7 years ago, my then 4 year old daughter, was bitten by our dog. After the ER, she was immediately seen by a plastic surgeon. He was amazing and great with my baby. Plastic surgeons definitely do more than implants.
"I was you before you were you" is probably the coolest sentence a human being can say.
"wait are u that kid from TikTok"
Now is
"Wait are u that doctor from TikTok"
Yeay got a ❤️ from the Dr himself
davie504 and twoset: wE hAvE tHe BeSt YoUTUbEr CroSsOVeR YeT
dr. mike and dr. youn: HOLD MY STETHOSCOPE
Lol
I really didn't expect to see a Davie vs TwoSet comment here ! 😅
Why are you here and not practicing hmm 🧐 inTeResTinG
aMAZing!
You should be practicing! 👀
One of my most horrific flights I remember was when we flew two women to Milan for reconstructive surgery - they were attacked with acid. One was lucky, only half of her face was burned, the other - not so much. So if anyone tells you plastic surgery is only for vain rich people, you can direct them to those ladies. Gosh I hope they got the best treatment possible.
This has to be the most wholesome conversation between two doctors on the Internet. Even if they didn't have the same perspective, they managed to put across their point of view without hurting the other's sentiment.
I recently had an arm amputation. A plastic surgeon was involved in my case to not only close my stump, but to also do a procedure on my nerves to decrease the chance of phantom pain. Thank you for telling people that plastics isn't just boob jobs and face lifts. 💜😁
Sometimes boob jobs are medically necessary too..
Yes! I recently had a surgery done on my broken hand by a plastic surgeon, and according to my grandfather (who's a doctor), plastic surgeons do these sort of things all the time.
I just had transgender top surgery, and it was (of course) done by a plastic surgeon.
Beth Anne of course! Body dysmorphia, transgender top surgery, just to name a few! I didn't mean it to be derogatory 💜
eli cather congrats!
I love when I see more than 1 doc together. It's like a whole new realm.
couldn't agree more with that.
It's like it's 2 doctors
@@Blernster yea😂
I am officially hooked on Dr. Mike and his page. Intelligence, mindful, and informative. My sister keeps going on and on about getting implants and thinks they’ll defy gravity, I forwarded this video for her and now she has a better idea of what she’d like.
I had some prejudices about plastic surgeons before my 3rd child was born. He was born with a cleft palate (as part of a genetic condition) and it was a plastic surgeon that repaired his cleft palate. Now I see a different side of plastic surgery I had never considered and I’m thankful for their ability to perform reconstructive surgeries that can be really necessary for quality of life and functionality.
because for many of us, when we think of plastic surgery, we think for cosmetic reasons, when that is not always the case... I had to have reconstructive surgery on my neck for a really bad scar I developed. You were spot on when you said, "necessary for quality of life and functionality."
My cousin ripped open her arm on a fence riding a horse and a plastic surgeon was able to repair the damage and make the scar in the crease of her arm and you really have to look hard to see it, even if you know it’s there.
same here.. but then I realized plastic surgeons can help you look like how you were before an accident or assault
Throw back to when DR MIKE DIDNT KNOW ABOUT OUR PRECIOUS PLASTIC SURGEON.
I had a very bad opinion about plastic surgey, until somebody reminded me that it is thanks to plastic surgeons that some people still have a face. The reconstructive part of it should not be underestimated.
I full on agree
Love the wholesome vibes of two guys in separate medical practices. It's just great to see! I hope to see more collaborations between medical professionals (borderline experts in their field), who like to keep their viewership informed on medical practices, as well as demystify the medical field as a whole. It makes me realize more and more that medical professionals are people too. I like to see this.
"The old doctor mike" 🤣
Also I feel like people forget that plastic surgeons work a lot w burn victims and arent just nose jobs and lipo
I fractured a bone in my eye and in my nose and the topic of plastic surgery was approached. I was about 15 at the time and it made me realize that it really is a medical solution and not just for people trying to look hot
@@Adri.anaS65 there's bones in our _eyes_ ?
@@user-jm9rf1zh5x well, our skull is bone and our eyes sits inside that bone, so not exactly inside the eye but around it there's definitely bones.
@Jacqueline I feel the same way. My friend's dad is a surgeon who has reconstructed the faces of so many burn and acid attack victims. It's sad that most ppl don't consider that aspect of the career
@L, @Adele St is right, there are no bones that are in our eyes, but the bones that hold everything in place and keep your face structured are super tiny around your eyes and can easily cause vision loss if damaged
I ran into a wrought iron chair when I was 2 years old. I crushed one of my cheek bones and split my face open. I have a tiny scar and my face is very symmetrical and you cannot tell. If I hadn’t had plastic surgery I would have been permanently disfigured for my entire life. Even though it was elective and wasn’t medically imperative, I am very grateful that my parents chose to go through with it.
What, that's too much pain! When I was 4 I ran into my balcony grill and hurt my head, but thankfully it wasn't so much severe but it was extremely painful for the next week. I can't imagine how much pain you felt.
Dang
@@aflower6955 a
@@aflower6955 I’m honestly not sure. I was only 2 and don’t actually remember the event itself. I had some kids ask me about the scar on my face when I was in elementary school (it was a little darker back then) and I asked my mom and she told me about it and gave me the name of the doctor. I sent him some flowers and a note. My dad still tells people about how the police interrogated him about it, he didn’t do anything wrong and wasn’t even home at the time apparently, but he was really happy that they were looking out for his little girl.
Gives you a lot of faith in a man's integrity when his parting words are "think very hard about whether you want to buy my services."
I just want to say thank you to plastic surgeons ( and doctors in general ) When I was about 8 I got bit by a dog, and tthey got me exactly the way i was before and left me with the tiniest scar. They were super patient with me and helped make a traumatic experience a little better
"Avengers is the most ambitious crossover in history"
Medical community in youtube: hold my beer
Hold my injections 😎
“hold my scalpel”
@@randomperson1934 cause that's how the phrase goes
I feel like the medical community is the opposite of the beauty community. all friendship and collabs, no drama.
@Acender and steal it
Dr Youn(g). He looks too young for his age. I'm his age and I look like his uncle.
He’s asian and he’s a plastic surgeon, so you know he takes care of his skin. That man is never going to age.
He also mentioned he uses his own line of skincare products..they must be good lol
He reminded me of my friend. She's 11.
@@ThreeGachaTeers lol as long as you meant no harm that made me laugh.
It's amazing how well some people age - especially within certain racial groups. I knew a 90-year-old black guy who'd started working at 11 who looked younger than the average 60-year-old white guy.
Mike: Cosmetic surgery for.. dogs?
Bear: (´･ω･`)?
There's a dog called Poppy who was injured in a hunting accident in Fiji, she's had a reconstruction.
Im here late , but from the Clairluvcat channel , a cat Chuchu got reconstruction. Her nose was so squished that she couldn't breathe or smell properly. So she got a nose-lift.
Here for Dr. Youn! 👏🏻
As a veterinary nurse, yes I guess you could call it “plastic surgery” lol 😬
This was a cool fun episode, thanks Dr. Mike!
Mike's such a doctor... they mention bouncing breasts and the first thing that comes to mind is Exercise concerns.
yes, sure, exercise ;)
I’m a woman with breast implants. That’s definitely the first thing that came to my mind. It’s a real issue. They should have mentioned the importance of wearing a VERY supportive, stabilizing sports bra when exercising. I wear 2 at a time now, which really helps minimize bounce.
@@calisongbird not to sound creepy but what size were you and what size did you go for? I'm thinking about going through the procedure but I don't know if the size I want will make my workouts painful
@@calisongbird what's it like when you lift heavy things? I've been wanting to get them but I need to lift stretchers and people at work and don't wanna rip something lol
@@calisongbird depending on how large you went theres some really decent brands of sports bras, wired and non wired. Such as Panache, Freya, Chantelle, and more. They're not cheap at all tbh but I have a Chantelle one and its enough for me. I'm uh naturally quite large myself.
"I was kind of like you before you hit the scene. Now I'm like the old version of Dr. Mike" 😂
We love Dr. Youn
I just read this while he was saying it it is strange
Proud to be the 69th like :)
n i c e
such a grown up conversation between two professionals
even when they dont particularly agree with each other on a point still very respectful of the others opinion
That’s a great perspective! I was kinda cringing from the tension 😬😅
Best collab ever. Two of my favorite internet doctors. This was amazing.
Day 11: asking Dr.Mike to collab with legal eagle
Yes
They could watch the Grey’s anatomy trial episode!
Kelly Jokanovich that would be great!
or Eve Cornwell
Good idea! Perhaps discussing legal issues in medicine.
i love how it’s referred to years of “practice” because no matter how good you are in the medics industry you’re still learning and it’s practice.
로티 Lottie practice actually means doing something. It’s not just for training.
Horny Women Pictures Presentes no i know i just meant being in the medical industry means your always learning
Wait so the “plastic” in plastic surgery wasn’t a western-coined term to denote the “fakeness” of the appearance of those who undergo the knife? It’s not meant to be a Barbie doll joke? Nice!
The first plastic surgeon fixed birth deformities and war accidents. He was hailed as a hero with none of the connotations of plastic surgery today.
@@placeholdernameisplacehold7671 but by that definition it could be more accurately called playdough surgery. Playdough is the most moldable thing I know! 😋
Yep! Plastic means something moldable or changeable. There is something called “neural plasticity” which regards the brain’s ability to develop different functions in different regions. People who have only half a brain can live pretty normal lives due to this phenomenon. Nothing to do with the polymer!
niceua-cam.com/video/zFJ2AN_CZH8/v-deo.html
@@bananawammabama it reminds me of "plasticine" which moulds like Play-Do.
5:44 he means " I am you, but better"
He set off my Google smart speakers at the end, and now Google thinks I'm trying to cure cancer with carrots
Lol wtf
HAHA!
Lol mine too 🤣
Dr Youn: " I do myself believe in supplements"
*Dr Mike's heart sinks*
Dr Mike could be more open minded.
He also said that he recommends having all your ducks in a row as far as exercise and diet first though.
The family doctor recommends to try a better diet and exercise before resorting to supplements and the plastic surgeon recommends to try supplements before going straight to surgery. Both perspectives make a lot of sense.
hahaha, i thought the same thing. it's also interesting how he says that the funding for the research on supplements isn't really going to happen because there isn't any money in supplements. however, a lot of people are interested in them with the mindset of "quick fix, cure all", so you would think there is money in it... i guess he says this because anyone can buy a bottle of centrum at CVS, so it would be difficult for pharma to cash in on it unless they made Rx only supplements.
Honestly suplements can be a good thing. But its best to get bloodwork done to see what vitamins your body needs more off this way you can take what you actually need. Vitamin C pills when your vitamin C levels are fine is not getting your moneys worth. At least thats what my doctors tell me.
A week ago:
Dr. Mike: *reacting to tiktok* Not sure if this guy (Dr. Youn) is a real doctor.
Now:
Dr. Mike: Meet my new friend.
Now this is the comment I've been looking for. I was thinking the same thing
Ruana Lol that’s the wholesome stuff I’m here for on this channel
I was about to say that lol
Why is this the collab i secretly needed.
I regret doing my breast implant surgery . Ladies, please have in mind that you will need to change them at some point in your life, that’s very important to know and at young age we don’t think about it. I’ll remove mine later on in life. What is said in the vid is true. I don’t run, I do weights, you can feel the implant when you run. My advice to the ladies if is not reconstruction and you want to do it just for vanity , don’t do it. Embrace your natural beauty . Same with ladies getting huge buns!! No!!!!! That doesn’t look classy .
Do whatever you want is best for you. Just know the consequences of them, and don't regret your decision.
I would like to have bigger breast but the thought of having silicone inside me scares me I’ll just have to live with small boobs lol
I agree. I am a guy and everyone I know can easy tell when breasts are fake or real.
Never understood the fascination with huge breast implants.
Michelle Goodrow you can choose which you prefer.
Imagine in a few years another really attractive doctor gets famous and Dr. Mike would say to them what Dr. Youn said to him, "I was kind of like you before you hit the scene. I'm now the old version of you".
But we'll always love you, even when we're 90 (hopefully our lifespans are that long)! 💙
OMG he’s had an obgyn, a plastic surgeon, man we need a popular dentist to come through this joint
The singing dentist? I don’t know if this is what he’s know by but I remember that a dentist used to sing songs on instagram about brushing your teeth and seeing your dentist
We have that Kpop dentist but he’s fresh out of school
Sabine yes! Forgot all about that guy! I googled him and he does go by singing dentist haha remember when he covered Ed Sheeran?
and the anesthesiologist and urologist lol oh and the spine surgeon
No please no
THIS IS THE COLLAB WEVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!!!!!
My questions are: How common is it that plastic surgeons have procedures on themselves? How many plastic surgeons do work on their significant others?
The surgeons fro botched get botox
It probably goes against professional ethics for surgeons to operate on their significant others....
not necessarily family, but my plastic surgeon does work on the techs and nurses that work in his office (if they want it obviously)
@@dianehutchinson9257 not really
Anna Crivano doctors, nurses, surgeons, etc. actually aren’t allowed to give medical care or perform practice on patients who are there significant others or anyone who is not their patient, it’s against the law (i’m almost 100% sure). I’m not super backed up by evidence but this is just from prior knowledge since I have MANY nurses in my family. I’d definitely look into it for you if you’d like! Edit: forgot to mention who they couldn’t practice on, whoops!
This is literally the most iconic collaboration of all time here on medical youtube.
'FINALLY'
Dr Mike should make a video of teaching bear tricks. Maybe he could teach him how to preform surgery😌
perform*
who would they operate on🤔
RocStar’s World a toy bear hehehehege
ya then bear can start his own channel , Doctor bear
I want this comment to get popular
His skin is so flawless, I feel older when I see myself in the mirror
Bruh I have eczema
I love how down to earth Dr Youn was and admitted maybe he thought he knew it all at one point and didn’t after all. That’s a dr you can trust right there!
All you need is Dr. pimple popper and we’ve got ourselves a show
Yes! And my feet are killing me
Oh god that show is disgusting, but the doctor is respectable.
leave that psycho out of this
@@boredsonicfan9088 haha I find it satisfying but sometimes I find I disgusting
anonymous anonymous YES PLEASE!
Me: having a mild cough.
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Oh my god!!!! That coffin dance 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
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Sry can’t like u have 696 likes that’s too good to like lmao
@@Arexuru you can like now it's 699
1:11 almost every terminology in medicine comes grom greek. So proud to be greek. I just love the fact that we never lost our connection with our history and traditions. That is why the new greek,the language spoken today, has so many similarities with ancient greek.
Greek and latin and the occasional germanic
@@esppupsnkits4560 so true
The father of medicine was Greek, after all.
I lovr Dr.Youn's take on plastic surgery, its a very responsible and ethical approach that allows his patients to think about the procedures they will be undergoing. Its important to imfor the patients of all the risks and possible outcomes, so they can make the right decision!
It really is. Plastic surgery changed my life, although not in the way most people would expect. I had a large mole in a place that made wearing bras absolute torture, and we had to get a skilled plastic surgeon to make sure there would be no painful scarring.
I’m 17 and I had plastic surgery in January because of how I looked at myself in the mirror. When I saw what I looked like and broke down in tears I knew that plastic surgery would be best for me. I’m 100 times more confident in my appearance today and have no regrets
Yess and you should rock it like the queen/king/royalty you are!
CONGRATSSS
Very happy for you but please ensure one thing that never influence someone something that you don't use to attain your level of beauty. You got a blessing for life❤️
There was nothing wrong with your appearance, but with you mentality. You sound like you suffer from some sort of body dysmorphia and it isn’t fixed by getting plastic surgery, you need to seek therapy.
@@princejiminofbusan9209 Okay. I get that you were trying to help, but no.. They already got the surgery, they're happy and confident In the way they now look, and if that's always the case, what's the whole reason for complete cosmetic plastic surgery? Also, your reply comes off very rude and commanding.
UA-cam subtitles be like: "English not available, here have some Korean"
can't say the same, my subtitles did me good bruv
the subtitles on my phone are Spanish ._. I'm not even from Spain
I've got all three but the Korean one is auto generated lol
Music_is_Calming same
The collab you never thought you needed
The Kardashians watching this video like: 👁👄👁
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lo-
*Never gonna give you up*
@@besdonshala1409 Ne-
Never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and desert you.
Every time I hear "plastic surgery is wrong" I tell them the story of my first boss. She had a high risk of getting breast cancer and her mother recently died of breast cancer, so she did a hard choice. She removed everything in her breast and put in implants, just a little bit bigger than her normal size, so from a B to a C. Is that wrong? NO, she did it to ensure she got a long happy life
The next call is prob. with Dr. Mcstuffins abt how she makes toys better
Are we signing somewhere to make this happen?
That would be so cute!
Now we just need mamadoctorJones
@@personontheinternet3867 he did a collab with her
@@personontheinternet3867 a hugs collab with all four of them (MDJ, Doctor Mike, Dr. Youn, and Doc McStuffins)
THIS IS THE COLLAB IVE BEEN WAITING FOR
There are some “cosmetic” surgeries I really wish were covered by health insurance. I had a large mole in a place that made wearing bras absolute torture, and I had to pay for the removal surgery out-of-pocket.
I still don’t regret it, though. It really improved my quality of life.
I had two small moles that were removed and the doctor just said "I'll write that the moles were a risk for infection, so your insurance pays it". This was in Germany though. Our healthcare is better than US healthcare
That's actually dangerous. The repeated trauma to the mole could aggrevate it and cause problems. My insurance paid for mine to all be removed. I'm not in the states though
Either way probably for the best
@@solar0wind Mine did that, he spent three weeks arguing with the insurance comapny.
I had a huge mole on my inner thigh. I hated it my whole life, i was so self conscious and had such a negative view of myself with it. I explained to my GP how much it was bothering me and she referred me to a dermatologist clinic to have it removed, and specified to send it in for cancer testing. There was no real concern, but sending it in for testing meant it was no longer cosmetic so the government plan (Canada) covered the removal, and its better to test it just in case than assume nothing is wrong and miss a potential cancer.
The dermatologist actually tried to talk me out of it, saying I would have a big ugly scar. I was kind of like ummm I currently have a big ugly mole so what's the difference? I immediately felt better about my body and the "big ugly scar" faded to be almost invisible within 2 yrs.
I love the character development. From "is he even a doctor" to "my new friend"
Dr. Mike in the future: watch me get my armpits botoxed with Dr. Youn!
HAHAHAHAHAHA
He should do it since he sweats so much!
Y'all remember when he said, "I don't know if he's a real doctor" 😂😂 It's funny coz now they're doing a collab
I was hoping they give a flashback in the video😂😂😂
Dr. Youn believe he's the "old guy" on the scene! Dude, he looks like he is as young as Dr. Mike!
He’s at least ten years older though. Some people just age really well/take really good care of their skin.
Hes 48
Wait maybe 38
i think he mentions in one of his videos that he is in his 40s , i believe.
he's 48
I got plastic surgery to remove moles on my face that had a chance of becoming cancerous. I’ll admit part of the reason I got it done was for aesthetic reasons, but it also involved my future health concerns. Thank you for pointing out that plastic surgery isn’t always purely cosmetic!
I'm studying medical for becoming a doctor like them and I can't describe how happy I am watching my two favorite doctors in one frame.
Wish you the best in medical school ☺️
THE FACT THAT YOU'RE A HARRY STYLES FAN AND MUSLIM MAKES ME WANT TO BE YOUR BFF!!!!! WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE HARRY STYLES SONG?
Ocean _ Waves what tells you I'm Muslim?
@Karra N K thank youuu!
@@tabu755 I saw a playlist of yours that has Allah as its title, you have your playlists on public
im so happy to see this collab! you two are some of my favourite doctors and this really made me ecstatic! and thanks again for the education and for being sweet people
"size DOES matter" - dr. Youn
I love Dr. Youn! He's super nice and he's always dropping tips about skincare, exercise, diets, etc in his feed. He's like a free manual to life!
He reveals alot of tips on his tiktok、I saw a food he recommended to eat for good skin
'I brought my NEW friend'
( everybody liked that)
YES THE COLLAB WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
Please make a trio episode: Dr.Mike, Dr.Youn and Mama Doctor Jones.
Edit: I'd add Dr.Pimple Popper!
Edit 2: give it a like and maybe they will see this! 😍
ASzkrab yes!
WHY CAN I ONLY "LIKE" THIS COMMENT ONCE?! ARGH!!
@ASzkrab niceeeeeeeeeee ,them doing reaction video.
YEEESSSSS
Dra. Jones si 👌
The crossover of the decade, everyone! IT'S FINALLY HAPPENING!!!
Last time I was this early
Dr Mike didnt think he was a real doctor
Lmao
Aaayyyyyyee
I am so glad medical professionals and educators are becoming so prominent on social media. It's so beneficial to be able to access this kind of info for free from people we can trust