How Can They REBUILD Her MISSING Nose? Doctor Reacts to BOTCHED!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- She's missing her nose, so what are the BOTCHED doctors going to do to give it back? America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn reacts to an episode of BOTCHED!
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Why did the original surgeon remove that then not reconstruct that? I'm aware she was probably in emergency surgery but that was just cruel leaving her with nothing and not even telling her that was going to happen.
Because being under anesthesia for longer than necessary is risky. If complications occur during surgery, and if the patient doesn't have a proxy, the hospital makes the decision. And not too mention the price, and what insurance does and doesn't cover. Them doing a full reconstruction wouldn't of been right either regardless if they could or not. What if her insurance didn't pay and then she's stuck with a bill she would've have wanted? They're a lot of reasons as to why they could've came to the decision they did
@@TheNinjaNiky she said she went to a plastic surgeon, it wasnt an emergency situation. a plastic surgeon did that to her not an er doc trying to save her. they just didnt tell her that they were going to do it this way. id have sued them so hard their entire family tree would have felt it.
@@mikkihesson3509 and? I don't understand what you mean. What I stated are problems for every field of medicine
@@TheNinjaNiky no, they arent. what i mean is exactly what i said. this kind of thing will never happen to the extent that the surgeon you are seeing wont be able to tell you BEFOREHAND when undergoing any surgery exactly what to expect and to get your go head on doing a thing like THAT. you have plenty of options. the threat of being under too long trying to decide what to do and just dong something drastic to save a life, finding proxies, and having the hospital ultimately deal with making decisions for a patient that cant are NOT problems for every field of medicine. only the emergency department and only in very rare cases.
i wasnt saying anything except how it was THAT bad to have done a patient this way given tit wasnt an emergency situation and how i would have ultimately sued, but go ahead. gripe about the fact i said you are wrong. in fact, your entire statement could have just not happened and been more informative. so yeah, THATS what "and?" since you want to snap back about it. this was not that kind of situation and you were just wrong thats what "and?". dont come at ppl with "and?" unless you're sure you are sure nobody can snap right back at your fool self hon.
@@mikkihesson3509 I wasn't trying to be rude first off, I was asking you to elaborate. And I am right, I know I am right because I work in medicine. Not too mention I've also had a few surgeries, all besides one were planned. You're crazy if you think surgeons always know what they're going to find when they cut someone open. They're a lot of things that don't show up on tests, and they don't know how you'll do with anesthesia until you're under. What you're saying literally undermines one of the most important jobs when it comes to surgery, the anesthesiologist. There's a reason they're typically the highest paid doctor, they're the ones that try and keep you alive if problems occur. They watch your levels, they administer medicine, they make sure everything is okay while the surgeon works. That's their whole job. I wish what you're saying was true, but it's not. A lot of people die because of unexpected things. Surgeons can even do something called exploratory surgery sometimes if they want to know more before they act on a plan. I'm not sure what you're trying to argue because everything I've stated is absolutely a thing, only difference is specialty. And also, plastic surgery is also apart of ER and trauma rooms anyway
Optometrist here and I can't tell you how many people I've seen where their quality of life has been vastly improved by referring them for prosthetics. Sometimes doctors get very caught up with the health portion and don't bother considering patient cosmesis and functionality in the world. My most recent case was a man who lost his vision via an accident a few years before, and when I took the time to talk to him and his wife, since the accident he basically won't go out in public. So I referred him and now that he's got a prosthetic he's back to doing normal life things.
Absolutely.
I had a beautiful smile. I'm not trying to brag, I'm just setting up the scene.
I had 3 dentists in my life and they were all super impressed with my teeth.
Of course my friends and family but also strangers would compliment my smile.
Then, suddenly my teeth were damaged.
My insurance was crap and so I was stuck with a sub par orthodontist.
He was supposed to give me veneers and implants but when he went in to remove my too-damaged teeth, he took more than he was supposed to.
When I woke up I had no top teeth and only 6 lower front teeth.
I had an upper denture made but it was NOTHING like my real teeth.
The teeth in the denture are small.
Narrow and short.
My top lip curves in and now it doesn't even look like I HAVE and upper lip at all.
I've cried and cried.
I didn't go back to him for my implants obviously because I couldn't trust him..
(He also sent me home with no pain meds and when I called back in EXTREME pain he left me to fend for myself.)
Long story short...
Now I'm broke.
My smile looks worse now than ut did woth my damaged teeth.
My face and mouth are caving in and I'm still in my 30s.
I was once so beautiful .
Now I look 20 years older and trashy.
I don't go out anymore.
I don't smile. (If something is funny and I do find myself laughing, I quickly cover my mouth because I don't even want my husband or kids to see me.)
Some Doctors need to get it together.
I'm an RN.
So I know that some of you are fantastic.
I just wish there were more fantastic ones like you and less sh*tty ones.
Unfortunately it seems to be the opposite. 😔😕
I’m sorry to hear this! I hope you can love the way you look in the future, im sure you are beautiful with or without what you had, but your input on your appearance matters! I hope you find what you need in terms of correcting a mistake that shouldn’t have been made
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 heyy a lot of us have something that’s damaged, that doesn’t make us any less worthy of love or happiness! Get a loan or ask friends for money and go to a better orthodontist! There are different types of veneers/dentures, if he’s shit doesn’t mean all of them are!
@@inthelandofmorethansmall7582 You need a Go Fund Me account to be established on your behalf. Getting that much work done as you know is very costly. If people can see what has happened to you I would think you would get donations if friends and family would pitch in and spread news of the fundraiser far and wide on social media, as well as at local stores, businesses and churches where people like to donate to someone in their own community. You're a young woman, this is not a matter of vanity. I'm so sorry this happened to you. I pray you get the help you need. And try to remember, we tend to see everything about our own appearance much worse than it actually is, try very hard not to be too critical of yourself, you deserve to laugh and smile freely, especially with the people who love you the most!
@@sheri4673 Wow.
Thank you.
You... made me tear up.
Thank you very veey much for your kind words.
I dont feel comfortable taking money from anyone else but I thank you so much for your kindness.
Honestly, just knowing there are still people out there who are so kind and empathetic makes me hopeful!
Thanks girl...
Thank you SO very much.
🥺😭💛💛💛
With his ads it's always like...
Dr Youn "Do youknow that you can look up to 5 years younger... "
Me "Thanks but I'm a 23 year old that looks like 15, I don't want to overdo it :')"
But you could get into theme parks realllllly cheaaaap. Free kid's meals deals? Think of the benefits. 😂
Lmao same!
Gotta wait til you're 25 😂
You couldn't even tell she was wearing a prosthetic! She looks great and I bet it feels so much more comfortable. I'm so happy for her!
I would legitimately sue, if any Dr had done this this without my consent. I actually had a minor accident with my dogs tooth basically peirced my nose once, I could have literally put in a nose ring, and no one would have ever batted an eye. Thankfully it healed up nicely.
I'm so happy for her, she's absolutely beautiful! My mother also had to receive a prosthesis on her eye due to an accident. We went in with her to see the whole process of how it was made, it's a great learning experience to see experts at work and how they try their best to make the client happy. Thank you to all the wonderful people who give it their all every day to provide excellent care to your patients. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I can joke now that I am in my 50s that I "broke my face" when I was a kid. I knocked out 5 teeth (that the sewed back in) and broke my jaw. I ended up a very small framed adult (child size) at 5'2' and 98 lbs. The last dentist I had was fabulous!!! He brought in the technician, so that we could met and he could see how small my mouth is.
That should be done with every patient, impressions don't lead to prefect-ion.
I also have a small mouth and my second endontist who saw me was SUCH a sweetheart about it. Him and his assistant made me feel comfortable and worked very slowly, stopped if I panicked, and didn't wedge my mouth open or force discomfort. They knew some people are just 'built differently' and were so calm...if only my real dentist was the same way!
So when are professionals going to start holding other mds to task for thinking this kind of thing is acceptable? I don't care if it's cancer or whatever, if they need reconstruction or a prosthetic it is their job to make the patient whole. To do half the job and walk away needs to stop being acceptable.
Nobody else can do half their job and leave the client to finish it. It's certainly not ok to do with people's health and wellbeing.
I guess it might have been a case of money or insurance aka money. Doc probably thought "that's as far as the money goes, I'm out." Healthcare in this country goes as far as your dollar does, sadly.
@@naturegirl2110 I'm glad someone said it.
A doctor can't just do a surgery for free because there are lots of other costs involved- such as the staff and nurses/ medications etc. At most they can take away their fee, but there is so much other costs involved
@@naturegirl2110 It really wouldn’t make sense for it to be an insurance problem because any procedure has to be pre approved and the doctor would have had to inform her of what would and wouldn’t be covered based on the insurance company’s feedback.
I think we’re missing some part of this story because she could have gone back to the doctor to finish the job or explain what the reasoning was. Super weird.
So happy for her ❤ the initial surgeon really did a bad job and should never have done that without explaining the process and getting her permission , from what she said she had a puncture , that in my opinion at least should have been repaired and then wait and see if it healed ok before doing such an extreme surgery if it didn’t heal….
My guess was they came into complications when doing whatever surgery they were supposed to do. And if she signed the paperwork saying they have authority to do whatever is best, then they weren't in the wrong really. Especially if there wasn't another good choice. Usually they'd ask whatever proxy to make the decisions, but if she doesn't have one, then it's up to the hospital. And waking someone up from anesthesia to go back under relatively soon is pretty risky on it's own. So they're a few reasons as to why the doctors might have did what they did
@TheNinjaNiky I can understand this, but that looks like so much tissue to remove. One tooth goes through part of the front of her nose/septum, so her entire septum had to be removed? Maybe it was an emergency that didn't allow for a reconstruction during the original visit, but that really should be part of the complete plan. I also can't tell if why it had to be removed was explained afterwards, because all we hear is that it wasn't what she expected.
I love that you said scrub tech. No one uses that term anymore. My mom was a scrub tech for years, and oh the stories she could tell. 😅
@Erin~ what are they called now, if not scrub tech?
@@KB-ct7th Surgical technologists, I believe. OR techs are similar, but not quite the same. It also depends on your hospital.
@@RinniePere thank you. Back in the 80’s I was the scheduling coordinator for the O.R. and they were called Scrub Techs and the RN in the O.R. Was the Circulating Nurse. I am getting old, but if they change all the titles, I won’t know who is doing what!
@@KB-ct7th my mom went to school in 1970 to be a scrub tech. ❤
@@RinniePere That is really great! Not only because they had classes available, but because your Mom read about the job description and said “that’s so interesting, I want that to be my job”! I’ll bet she had some stories to tell 😉
Okay but imagine this: she‘s in a hurry and can‘t find the prosthetic. What‘d she say? „Where‘s my nose?“
I would like : I got your nose👃
I have to wonder what it like to experience a cold with this situation. Would it be more or less miserable than with two nostrils?
She is delightful. So happy she got a good prosthetic now and didn't have to undergo another big surgery.
maybe I am just naive, but after watching a bunch of videos of dr. Youn, I must say he seems such a nice person. plus, his videos are both informative and interesting.
I hope she was able to sue the original surgeon.
Communication with your surgeon is so important. Unfortunately some docs don’t tell you everything they should
Don't forget us medical assistants! We are like the ground troops, assigned to assist and clean up. Nurses get all the glory, but the majority of who people meet in the office are medical assistants. The job may seem menial, but it's definitely not. We have to know the ins and outs of procedures and why they are done the way they are. We have to know which medications are for what and how to administer them or even mix them. Doctors and nurses couldn't do their jobs efficiently without us! We set up the equipment and instruments, medications and prep the patient. We are charged with sterilizing and cleaning up after. We verify all of the information with the patient prior to the doctor or PA seeing them. We process the samples and send them out or prep them to be looked at by the doctor. Unfortunately, we are also the first person an unhappy person sees, and we have to try to make them comfortable and calm them down before they see the doctor. We are no small part of any medical practice, but, like the grunts on the field, only the generals get noticed, and we get maybe a beer, lol! It doesn't matter much to me because I love my job and I didn't take it for glory or attention. I just want to help fix people and make their lives better. I don't have to go to work, I GET to go to work. How many people can say that? So, please be kind to us grunts and know we really do care very much about you.
Thank you for all you do and for loving your work and your patients! You're all unsung heroes! If you don't do your job well, no one else can do their's well either, and you make a huge difference in both the outcome and the quality of the patients' experience. Thank you!!!
Ahhhh you mentioned us in central sterile!! ❤❤ haha thank you for that! It’s so important for communication between the OR and us, because we want to make sure the OR has what they need but of course, if we don’t know, we may not have it ready or it may be hectic to get it ready!! ❤❤
We OR nurses love CSR/MDR, we can’t do our jobs without you big love!
my first plastic surgeon removed my septum, I got saddle nose and I had to have my nose reconstructed. Dr Youn, why would a board certified US surgeon remove my septum for a cosmetic surgery? My grafts are from my ear and an irradiated rib.
You had too many nose jobs
@@lizb2620 well if you read my full comment, obviously when the first one destroyed it I needed reconstructive surgery.
You don’t say how long ago this was with the initial surgery, but I wonder what your consent said and two, I would want a copy of the operative report. You said it was a cosmetic procedure, rhinoplasty or something else? If it’s been within the last 7yrs you should obtain those from the office, surgery center, hospital your surgery was done. My guess is a complication that was unplanned for and the only way to get done was to remove your septum. If you could get those records, your mystery would be solved. You can tell me MYOB, but did you have to pay out of pocket or your insurance covered some of the expenses?
@@KB-ct7th first surgery was in 2020. I paid out of pocket for part, and insurance for part. What is the significance of the 7 year timeframe?
@@tacosmargs58 sorry for the delay, I have bronchitis and it just doesn’t want to go away 😫. The 7years I refer to is that any Doctor, Hospital, outpatient Radiology, etc. has to maintain a patient’s medical records for that period of time. After that they are usually destroyed in one manner or another. You said that your insurance paid a portion and you paid a portion of the initial surgery which you say was cosmetic. Insurance generally doesn’t cover “plastic” surgery. Was there a reason (car accident and your nose was broken?) Something like that, or you always disliked your nose and decided to go for it?Was the surgery in the office operating room or in a hospital or outpatient surgery center? As I said previously, it would be to your peace of mind to see the Consent for Procedure, the Operative Report, Anesthesiologist’s Report, and the Pathology Report also. If the surgery was in a hospital or surgery center you would have to complete a records release and they will charge you a nominal fee, and they would likely have you come back with ID and the payment. If you had it done in his office surgery it may be a little different.
Did he also do your reconstruction and did you pay out of pocket? I’m not asking to be nosy (pardon the pun). If your insurance covered a portion of the original, they should have covered some for the Reconstruction. With the initial surgery paperwork, you should be able to get a picture in your mind of the course of treatment. Consent shows you what was planned, Operative Report will document all the details, including if there was a Co-Surgeon or Assistant, Anesthesia will also report details of medications, time, any unusual occurrence, Pathology will document the tissue received as well as any special prep needed and if for instance there was a skin lesion the surgeon wanted tested for skin cancer, etc.. After you receive all this as paper or CD, you should be able to find out what caused the Septum to be removed and why, were there any specific issues during the procedure? Excessive bleeding, an error with an incision etc. There could be more to this story, but you won’t know until you have the initial surgery information. Depending how you feel about this, if you think you want to know, then you might ask for the records for the Reconstruction, as well. I would want them, but I’m weird like that.Sorry it’s so wordy, I don’t want to influence your choices more than I may have already. If you need me to clarify anything, let me know. Take care, stay safe and stay well.
Ya kids dont do drugs i spent 20 years putting stuff up my nose pills coke h anything i have a hole thru my nose im 35 now an sober i struggle it hurts 2 breath thru it at nite, its always running its uncomfortable i regret it i didnt have anyone telling me so hopefully this message stops you dont try drugs
Wow! Of course, we want our natural body parts, but this seemed a great option. She looks amazing.
The shock face of Dr Youn is funny😂
My father got a hole in his septum through chronic fluticasone use. He has a plug for it now XD
😮😮 Say what now?!
How the hell do some surgeons still have their license?
why are the botched videos getting reuploaded?
Restructuring his 2 channels. This one will be dedicated to more educational/reaction videos.
And reuploading videos from his primary channel to this one adds volume to the videos list, and brings in more views to grow this 2nd channel.
Idk but I'm sure he's not making much if anything
That turned out so great! It just looks like a normal nose.
I am so happy for her! ❤️ Not so extreme but I had a similar experience with the orthodontics. I went in for braces at 15 and got 3 teeth removed without my consent at the front. It was completely unnecessary as my teeth where healthy and my jaw had enough space. Got compensation and veneers for free from the mistake. Plenty of nights crying.
Idk if you would even think about this but I have Ehlers- Danlos Syndrome. I was diagnosed when it was even more rare- 40 plus yrs ago and it's progressed where I'm losing ability to walk at all without severe pain even in house. My cartilage and bone are that of a 95 yr old and I need a full hip replacement surgery. Also I had my back injured from previous domestic violence. Please do you do this type of surgery? I'm so scared. I've never had surgery because of Ehlers- Danlos Syndrome and I have a young child I'm trying to be here for. I'd appreciate any advice.. Thank you
I hope you get a reply and some help x
I was thinking...has none of these surgeons who botched their patients have been made accountable? Imagine how many of them still botching surgeries in the US until now... That makes me cringe.
This is why i would love to work with making prostetics:). Im in technical production work so that's why i thought i could probably go there someday but now im not so sureXD.
That is so cool!!! I'd love to make prosthetics!
Thanks for ruining coke for me
I actually was bitten on my septum by a dog. It really hurts thankfully I still have my septum!
One question:
Some types of tumors secret some molecules that direct the formation of blood vessles towards them, right?
Couldn't it be possible in theory to use a purified version of that to improve blood flow in tissues that have too little blood supply?
I work in a lab (you probably do too judging by the username) that grows human cells and that is actually a big area in the field right now! In order to model any part of the human body more complex than a few sheets of cells you need vessels, as otherwise even with media providing nutrients they can't get to the cells in the middle. Tumors are a good source of inspiration for this (and a lot of other adaptability mechanisms). Right now VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor) is the primary candidate
Thank you so much for the Central Process callout...I feel we are very much overlooked.
Omfg the out come was so beautiful and amazing xxxxx🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😻😻💋
Maybe the Dr is waiting on her check to clear,, to complete the nose job.. that will teach people animals need everything people need, except people kissing them on the mouth.. I kiss my dog on the neck every New Year, that's it!!!
Bless her heart ❤️ So happy for her!!
God bless great surgeon’s!
WoW! She looks beautiful!! 😍
I actually had a septal hematoma when I was punched in the face and didn’t realize I had had a broken nose for six months because my face was so swollen with other broken bones
This was a nice outcome 👌🏾 ❤
So she didn't want them to know why its not healthy in there
I broke my nose against the back of ny daughter whit a scooter axident. A lose fragment of bone made a hole in my nose bridge. I had 4 operations in total. But i still have problems whit breathing and runny nose. This is so terrible how she treaded her
I’m so happy for her .. thanks for sharing 👍🏻🙏🏻
What happens when she sneezes?
That prosthetic looked so real bro
The only time I saw this was Danielle Westbrook from drug abuse.
Every time i see Dr. Dubrow I think of the Swan
Did she sue? Does that butcher atill have a licensr? Thats malpractice and negligence
Great video… very informative.
I have seen heavy cocaine users have this problem
That actually looks great
Robert Barron is legendary in the field of facial prosthetics
That was amazing, i can't beleive how real that looks
The product endorsements remind me of the Truman Show.
Did she sue the first surgeon to help pay for the prosthetic surgery?
I wonder what she does when she gets a cold or the flu? Just wondering 😊
Why do you use Botox instead of your products
Dog? Um, no. That's drugs
poor woman, that must have been awful
Is that thing going to stay in there if she has a big sneeze?
I'd imagine if she felt a sneeze coming she'd probably just cover her nose to hold it up in there.
I'd like to know how these butcher surgeons are allowed to practice after totally maiming patients.
She had grounds for a lawsuit against the plastic surgeon who hollowed out her nose. Why didn't she?
First! Hehe
Really need to talk to the good doctor
my dislexia , in the part , one big lesson from her story is that you need to "communicate with your dog" im sorry :(
Dr I love your face expressions you show care for everyone and you put it together so clever and always make me laugh.
I’m so happy for her ❤
she can join maelstrom now
My brain said- a magnetic nose would be fun 😂
omgg poor woman
Unbelievable.
Omg
Oh my gosh what on earth earth earth is that
I much prefer these types of videos of yours
Why would a surgeon do that
this video made my septum piercing itch
Did she get her coin 😬😬😬
Dr youn nose is perfect
It's more to the story
Wtf? We’ve seen this! Lol
😲 😱 OMG 🤯🤯🤯
Oh god. I can't look at that.
So smart
What episode is botched is this
Wonder why he reuploaded the video…
other channels
This situation is horrible. It looks like from a joke that became real:
In hospital nurse rolling the pation through cold unhabitate part of building.
Patient:
- Where are you taking me!?
- To morgue.
- But i'm alive!
- If doctor said to morgue, than to morgue.
Wow!!
What the actual f?
Typical MDs. Rather than reporting that first surgeon or suggesting the same to the patient they simply move forward. The AMA is the only body that fails to police itself. Shameful.
My dog accidentally tore a small part of my ear because his dewclaw snagged it so even though it was a different situation, I can understand a dog’s tooth snagging something.
It's way to sus that she didn't take it further with the surgeon that just removed everything hmmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Thats what coke does to people. LOTS AND LOTS OF COKe.
😳🤭😲🤢