This is true. I've never had plastic surgery but in the past there were so many parts of my face that I wanted differently, smaller nose, smaller lips, smaller jawline. But as I get older, somehow these parts click. I love my face parts a lot more than when I was younger.
@@irinka_kat Your pouty big lips (by Asian standards) is probably trademark of your unique attractiveness. Like Taiwanese actress ShuQi...Glad it works out well for you
@@winnieloh4279 not everybody wants the beauty standard. I've got a small waist and large hips, and I used to wish my hips were just straight and androgynous.
I really enjoyed what Dr. Callan had to say! He has a great philosophy. What I really like about your channel is you only do videos that have an important message; that’s remarkable! Thank you for educating us Dr !
I'm tired of everyone's small artificial same looking noses(celebrities, models, etc). Surprizingly I found myself starting to like big noses and all their flaws. It gives faces so much personality and character. I find it attractive lately.
I think you'll like the actress Emily Browning. She has a hump on her nose. Idk if she had anything done but if she did, she never looks "perfect" if you know what I mean.
I totally agree but I don’t like the word “flaw”. There is absolutely nothing ugly about big noses or noses with bumps, it’s just societal perceptions that have ingrained certain ideas about beauty into our heads
Brilliant. I have a huge bump on my nose and have been bullied for it most of my life, which has left mental scars. So many people have asked why I haven’t had it done but truth is I don’t mind the bump, I got it from my Dad. Yes it doesn’t look great and I’m extremely insecure about it but it just doesn’t feel right to go and break it and make it aesthetically pleasing just to fit in to social norms 🤷♀️
Mine is big too. My grandmother told me it gave me character and made me look more exotic and like an Indian. I've never had a man to tell me I'm unattractive , mostly young girls when I was a teen would have something to say.
There is a wealth of restored footage from the early 1900s and we can see from those films that just about everyone with a Caucasian background has a little bump on the nose. I think the bullies don’t realize that a a straight nose is actually rather rare and uncommon. Even Marilyn Monroe had a nose job but everyone thinks her button nose was natural. She had a fleshier nose before and was still insanely beautiful before. I have the opposite problem, I had more of a ski slope nose with lack of profile projection, so kids used to bully me because I had a flat face. They used to call me monkey 😢
@@NavierMasChannel I feel you on that. I was called a monkey because of my ears. Ended up getting surgery to fix it which left me with a shitload of medical trauma, but my confidence shifted like crazy afterwards. Never let anyone bully me about my appearance after that.
Weekend makes a parody but dates women with transformed faces...reminds me of when Ricky Gervais said celebrities love criticizing society to seem woke, but don’t actually care
@@viccosmeticinstitute wow that’s quite horrible of him. Not that I care much about rich ppl’s lives but even then, they’re human and have insecurities. He’s publicly shitting on her. Wow.
i dont think it changes anything, a woman's worth should not be defined by whether she got surgery or not soo him dating a girl with plastic surgery should not a positive/negative thing, since they did not broke up because of that and that he always had that type of message towards hollywood.
I think there is something to be said about unique or remarkable features. It’s seems everyone wants to get rid of them in favour of the same “look” these days. But if you remove all of your remarkable features, you’re left with an unremarkable face.
@WINDOWS MINUS if you’re talking just measurements then sure, but even then there’s wiggle room. And standout features do play a part in setting someone apart. This is where subjectivity comes in. For example, moles, brow shape & density, face shape, eye color, etc. But yes most attractive people do share similar ratios and such.
@WINDOWS MINUS lol as a woman I’m telling you that’s not true at all 😂 I’ve seen some mismatched partners or straight up “uglies” in long-term relationships. If people were this struck on their mates it would be a whole lot more single people. Only the top 5% would be pairing and that’s just not the case.
I remember when I was a young girl I ALWAYS wanted smaller lips, Im of African decent and my lips were bigger than my Classmates. I was incessantly bullied and teased about my lips. I HATED them and would Google "lip reduction surgery" religiously for several years in my early teens.... And now look at society 🤷🏾♀️ 😂 thankfully I learned to love my features and how I look and apparently lips my size are highly sought after 🙄 Moral of the story is don't belittle your beauty by following trends, your beauty is TIMELESS. Trends come and go. Don't even get me started on my love hate relationship with my large thighs/bum having growing up in the "cocaine chic" early 2000's......
the same exact thing with me but with my thick eyebrows, I’m arab and Indian, and growing up I get picked on for them, now look at everyone getting micro blading and making their brows bushy. Thank god i listened to my mum and didn’t pluck them.
You’re right, trends come and go and changing for them is insane. (Little bit off topic for this point) You can also tell when men either follow trends based on what they should like. I knew men who exclusively liked either only more or less weighted girls. Then I’ve known men who change their preferences based on what’s trending. I sense insecurity with those types 👀
I always hated my nose but then I look at classical paintings named "beauty" and whatnot and I remember that women's features have been going in and out of trends for centuries. Being thicker was considered attractive. Remember the herion skinny chique from the 90s? The no-ass 2000s? And now we're all about this Brazillian Butt Lifting or whatever
@Winter Bear 💜 love YOUR skin, it shows your heritage be proud of it. Lots of people "tan" to achieve what I assume is something close to your skin colour - BECAUSE ITS BEAUTIFUL!!!! Also I'm really hoping that this whole colourism thing dissipates completely in EVERY culture. I got told recently that I don't look dark enough to come from my country/tribe 🤦🏾♀️😂🤷🏾♀️ so literally none of us can win loool. We just have to love ourselves and not care about the opinions of people who don't really matter ❤️
Same I would get comments for having bigger lips and I would consider people with thin line lips pretty because of that and would want that but now people are all about bigger lips
Bella hadid's transformation gave her the opportunities she has today. Without that I don't think she would have made it into the modelling industry. No hate on her, but it sucks how she was given the title of most beautiful woman in the world when it was all due to her surgeries. Modelling was supposed to be like winning the genetic lottery, but I guess it's now attainable with money. Edit: I'm not saying people should be rewarded for looking good, but that's just how society is and I'm commenting on it. Bella wasn't able to reap those benefits before her surgeries like Gigi was(other than already being rich and famous cause of her mum) and now she is.
in my opinion i think bella was beautiful even before the surgeries and the nose surgery made her even more prettier but i agree with you money makes the change and her parents are rich so..
a lot of victoria secret models (other models as well) have gotten rhinoplasties too and/or lip filler but people just dont talk about them as much as bella and kendall :/
I have a very different philosophy about plastic surgery. The way I see it, If strangers who have never seen you before can tell you’ve had surgery, it’s botched. If even if your own close friends can’t tell you’ve had surgery, it’s a waste of money. Looking very different is not at all the same thing as looking unnatural.
@@viccosmeticinstitute my doctor who did my blephoraplasty said you’re not suppose to notice the change but you should look more attractive but still look like yourself. I did my blephoraplasty and pitosis in Korea and he did such a great job. Absolutely no one noticed but kept trying to figure out why I looked slightly different and my friends were all surprised when I told them. I think PS is suppose to be like that. I think good surgeons knows exactly how to do that.
@@viccosmeticinstitute Yes. If your features were in balance to begin with. If you’re features were very out of balance, bringing them back into balance will be very noticeable, but not unnatural, assuming it’s done correctly.
@@Princessbubblegum567 so true. I know someone who recently had blepharoplasty. She looked different and she looked better, but be damned, I couldn't pin point what it was. And I can usually spot altering cosmetic procedures a mile away. She told me what she had done and then I could see it. THAT'S what procedures should be all about.....imo.
Before I wanted to have the "perfect" nose, but now I realize my nose fits my face perfectly. I have a tall nose with a bit of a bump, and now I think it gives me character.
Probably unpopular opinion but I think that’s what makes her nose look beautiful. Flat nose bridges are an Asian / ethnic feature , but it really helps open up the face for some people.
@Honey Simpleton Her first nose job erased her Palestinian heritage; but it still looked like a natural European nose. Her second nose job however (I’m guessing it’s because she wanted to look like Carla Bruni) resulted in her nose bridge steadily collapsing which is why it’s starting to morph into Michael Jackson’s nose
On "Escape from LA" The Weeknd says: "LA girls all look the same, I can't recognize Same work done on their face, I don't criticize" I'm uncertain if it exists, but there should be a regulatory committee, that holds accountable, those in charge of altering the appearance of their clientele, because: The current mainstream beauty standard is one that does not naturally occur in most (if not any) ethnic group. From my observation, the following phenotypes constitute most of this standard: Thick eyebrows Positive canthal tilt Slender up nose Plump lips with a high Cupid's Bow Normally, an attractive person, regardless of their ethnic makeup, has one or two of these features, mixed with universally accepted standards of facial attractiveness such as high cheekbones, a healthy jawline and chin. Some examples: South Asian and Arab women often have thick eyebrows and lips, but protruding, or down facing noses. East Asian women often have positive canthal tilt and up noses, but thin eyebrows. Eastern europeans may have up noses but lack large lips. West africans usually have thick lips but wider noses. All of these people, regardless of having SOME features ill conforming to beauty standard, so long as they have the univerally accepted features, would he considered 10/10, because the "ill confirming features" are still healthy, and beautiful. Thin eyebrows, thinner lips, wide or convex noses are all beautiful features that define ethnic groups. The problem arises when surgeons and cosmeticians allow those in the upper echelons of our social heirarchy (those with enough wealth to afford a slew of "enhancements") to obtain the same homogeneous set of unnaturally occurring features regardless of ethnic background. This results in the shift from unique locally defined beauty standards, to a global set of features, attainable only for the rich, becoming ne plus ultra, because those with the concentration of wealth, generally also have the concentration of influence. The "LA girl" look is aspired to by girls and women globally because of the malpractice of surgeons for the sake of profit, and their negligence to fully grasp concepts of facial aesthetics.
The problem arises when people don't teach their kids no to idealize famous people,as so many of celebrities became famous only after they've been tweaked...
What a great comment! I have always wondered why the current beauty trends and "Instagram faces" annoy me so much, and your text was able to show me the reason. I personally have mainly features that are not favourable in current trends (e.g. soft but not-so-curvy body, thin lips, a "potato nose", pale skin) but still have hard time seeing myself as non-attractive. I think I look how I am supposed to look (based on my genetical heritage), and if looking like a cute, fair house elf suddenly became a trend, I would probably be seen as a great beauty queen. I wish that everyone could remember that the beauty standards are not universal laws but very much man-made illusions.
i love my big, bumpy and crooked nose and despite being constantly made fun of for it, i don't care what others think. Why should i take advice and "change" myself from other people who are insecure themselves?
@A Banana Oh sweetheart, you'll get through this! I used to have a lot of suicidal thoughts a few years ago and I was very depressed, but trust me when I say that it gets so much better and that you will be able to find happiness within yourself and a love of life. If people are putting you down, don't let them win, you are strong and brave and you will get through this, love! I believe in you!! Keep fighting for the life and love and happiness that you deserve ❤️
I never understood the obsession with noses. Unless you have a nose that is drastically out of place or a true deformity, I don’t see what the big deal is. I’ve never thought about how my nose looked in my whole life. Every nose job I see a before and after of, the person looked perfectly fine before!
@@Maki-00 yeah, me too! I support those who want to get a rhinoplasty but personally, I wouldn't "fix" my nose simply because it is not broken. As long as I can breathe fine, I am happy with it and oftentimes, rhinoplasty can result in a lot of complications that I just would not want to risk for the sake of aesthetics. And anyway, I always thought big noses were cute despite what society's standards say. Mine makes me feel like a dragon and I love it 😊🐉
When I was young I wanted a nose job (never had it) but as I age I'm more scared of any surgery (plastic or not plastic). Health is more important than the appearance.
This has come at such a perfect time as 'Tinker Bell noses' and pinched noses are becoming increasingly popular! Especially since the rise of Bella Hadid 🙂
It also works the other way too. If you have a bump on your nose, you shouldn't make it into a 'pixie' nose, and if you have a 'pixie' nose, you shouldn't make it into a nose with a bump. It's about NOT transforming yourself, and embracing yourself and your character.
I’ve got a button nose and would absolutely never change it! There are features I could work on with exercise, I also have a large scar on the right side of my thigh. It was from a rough time in my life, but some guys even think it’s badass. I’m not boasting about myself, I’m just saying there are people who can genuinely appreciate your ‘lack of vanity’ features with upmost attractive intentions. Surgery doesn’t always mean better.
Thank you for being sensible and responsible with your platform. People who've had too much done all start to look the same! Less is more with plastic surgery!
Loved this. I for one do not love the transformations. I am a holistic master esthetician of over thirty years and I think accepting yourself for who and what you are is everything. Happiness has to come from within. In my practice I see so many women ( and men) that are so unhappy and even after changing their faces they are still unhappy. We need to change the dialogue on beauty and aging. We are creating a society of unhappiness and of 20 and 30 years olds that think wrinkles are not normal and that big lips and a face they doesn’t move is. I hope to change the story. At 55 I have no injectables and nothing invasive and I am grateful to be embracing aging , a gift that so many do not get. 🙌🏻🍑 you can be you and be beautiful I teach that everyday. 🙌🏻🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care
@@tiffanykilby7560 I am so sad when a twenty something comes in and the have already done their lips and had injectables. They see it on social media and think that is the beauty standard. I’m trying to change the story. Love you commented Tiffany have a blessed day 🙌🏻🍑Lisa
He said he didn’t do it to mock people who did it, but instead the Hollywood culture that pressures people into getting it or superficially change to please others/feel validated if that makes sense
Thank you two so much. I was really upset cause I still have a lil bump like kim kardashian after my nose surgery. It was my dream to have it really straight. But this Video gave me positivity💖🍀💚 greetings from Germany
Same here - I still have a little bump, but honestly, I don't mind it now and it's still my nose, just the improved, "how I've always seen it in my confident days"-nose that looks good from all angles. I'm glad that my doctor didn't overdo it! Greetings from Germany also :)
I personally love a little bump, I find it so beautiful and not at all displeasing and I know many people who feel the same. Not that it matters what I think but just for the record
@@zaddyholmes6735 Agree. Straight or the slightest of bumps is very attractive. In some people with unoperated noses even a slight dip can look good as there will be strength in other ways. It's the postoperative dip that looks strange with deficiency in width or a step.
I am actually really freaked out by cosmetic surgery because of the sudden change it creates. I read a book as a teenager where a character had her memory erased, her identity changed and had plastic surgery done so she looked like a different person. One day she starts to get her memory back and has this moment where she can't recognise herself in the mirror and is absolutely terrified "this isn't my face." And I think that made me be terrified of the same thing. If I were to look in the mirror on day and not recognise myself...
it’s so much better to learn to love your features. a few years ago I used to be so insecure about my thick eyebrows (this was when thin eyebrows were trendy) and my mum used to tell me one day everyone is going to want thick eyebrows and I didn’t believe her but now everyone compliments my eyebrows. you never know if a feature you hate on yourself could be considered beautiful ina few years so stop trying to fit into an ever changing beauty standard. You’re beautiful, love yourself.
plastic surgery is about enhancing yourself and not changing yourself. I feel people are promoting 'loving yourself' alot and then transforming into a whole new person. This is hypocrit. Enhance your OWN looks and be the best version of yourself instead of trying to fit in some mould(which will prob change in a few years anyways)
@Sally Ann Im not saying they shoudnt its a free world. Im saying its hypocrite (and its dumb anyways because all women are starting the look like one person. How is that loving yourself? Its just following the herd)
I will rely on this philosophy of cosmetic surgery when having alterations done. I have a mildly noticeable dorsum but my nose is well-proportioned so I think it adds nice character, something I'd like to safeguard
this was such an interesting video to watch about ! though I am quite young, I used to be really self-conscious about my nose - I have Roman/aquiline nose - and I’ve always wanted to change it because it didn’t fit the beauty “standards” of today. sort of recently though, I’ve started to embrace my nose and I feel confident overall :)
Great video!! Imperfect is sometimes PERFECT Transformation should start with some groundwork of self--acceptance first, then the rest flows from there!! In my experience, patients who accept themselves and would like a boost in their confidence through esthetic procedures tend to do much better and to adopt the changes much more readily. Great, great video!!
I think it’s true except in the case where people actually really need cosmetic surgery such as acne scars, deformities, crooked nose, extremely thin lips extremely low brows etc etc. when these surgeries are done there is definitely a difference to notice, for the better
Sometimes it’s not about physical transformations, it could really be about getting attention and being heard. Humans are getting more fickle yet isolated, plus the Covid making matters worse. You’ll be in trouble when people stop listening to you and you feel all alone. No surgery will save the connections and conversations one may crave.
Totally agree. I feel a rinoplasty should always have some of the character it always had Just a better versonm i see so many people ON Instagram with persian like noses getting the Michael Jackson look. IT Just to unatural. Not a good look. Like do what ever you want. But those persian like noses are beautiful too. Lets not define beauty in one category.
So happy to see you again. I've had multiple surgeries during my life and look natural, but would give anything to have my original face. God bless you for this video. Diane
Yes! Made me love The Weeknd that much more 😍 Edit: For anyone who didnt realize, The Weeknd didn’t actually get plastic surgery. His “transformation” was prosthetics for his album promotion. It was a statement on how out of control the industries beauty standards have become. Watch his half time show and you’ll see he hasn’t changed.
Wtf? The Weeknd did not actually get plastic surgery. It was prosthetics for his album promotion.. making a statement on how out of control the industries standards have become.
@@viccosmeticinstitute possibly! I think it’s statement on the industry as a whole though. A lot of artists now a days seem to be going for that “manufactured beauty look”’ rather than appreciating our own unique beauty traits. I think it’s a statement on that. But I’m not sure :)
Here they are talking about Caucasian noses. Asian noses are different as we have different skulls and facial bones. We don’t have deep set eyes and a bump will not suit us 😲 That said, I like your philosophy in this video and thanks for the reminder on “transformation is not always good”.
Thank you for having Dr Callan on. Really enlightening details. Great points made afterwards as well! It’s so important to think holistically, not just for aesthetic but also for health and wellness sake
When you have a cosmetic procedure we don't want people to be able to pin point it.... so much for breast implants. Even the under muscle ones you can spot a mile away. Fat transfers tho.... look super natural.
Also, perception is huge. I was having a conversation with a friend about since we both were talking about wanting surgery and we were both honestly unable to see the undesirable shape in the other person's face.
The fact that surgery is costly and it takes time for me to heal and save for the expenses it can incur i’d rather go on a big successful transformation rather than looking natural with minimal change. I hope it make sense
That is so true, every person that meets me tells me I have the perfect straight and thin nose and my nose even has this small bump he describes, it's not completely straight and people don't even notice but it is there
I disagree about the aging transformation being bad. I actually think the only transformation that needs to be accepted and preferred is to age. You can’t and shouldn’t stay looking 18 your whole life.
Interesting his perspective on rhinoplasty procedures. I actually had a rhinoplasty and wanted the surgeon to leave a bit of a bump. I wanted like an Eastern European nose and my surgeon was on board also. Very cool interview.
While I do appreciate what this video is saying, I feel that my surgeon was far too conservative with my surgery. I feel like I didn’t get what I asked for really and it just left me feeling unhappy. On the other hand maybe my nose is a special case because it really needs to be scaled down as a whole because it is far too large for my face. But obviously surgery can’t achieve this.
that's a good message but what was the point in saying that transformation isn't for everyone and then putting a picture of caitlyn jenner? as a transgender woman, transformation IS for her.. this part saddened me and i really wish that it's just a misunderstanding, because i'm not seeing anyone talk about this :(
My friend is a plastic surgeon and he does his work thinking what if wrong with these people. And takes his money. He doesn’t find it attractive at all. And most surgeons will laugh about it 😅
The only plastic surgery I ever plan on getting is Botox when I’m a bit older. I wanted to get a nose job but then I realized my nose is kind of a cultural/family thing, so now I appreciate it
I used to hate my cheekbones because they’re too strong and my nose because they’re not small enough, but I’m not and will not going to change them ever because they literally what makes me who I am and what distinguishes me from other people. We’re unique and beautiful in our own way, we are the only one that look exactly like us (unless you have a twins! lol) and that’s our superpower. Be grateful for what we are, because not everyone should be a rose. There are sunflower, lily, lavender etc and they’re absolutely perfect in their own way! x
It's interesting to see, people're praising who is a lucky to be born beautiful while they're criticizing and hate who is a beautiful after all efforts . Actually who should be praised?
Thank you so much for your videos. I've never had any sugery done (i'm in my 40s) and am contemplating having some done as part of the aging process. I really like your approach and philosophy and hope to find a practioner who is are thoughtful as you in London.
As I'm reading through the comments I'm disappointed about the amount of people blaming Bella Hadid for society's unattainable beauty standards And not the society that groomed her decision. How quickly y'all forget the we BULLY people for being "ugly" How WE are raised is the problem. Not the Kardashians.
I've been considering cosmetic surgery for over a decade now. Why a decade? Well, I had to research and save money first. And then we had the global situation we are still having now. Possible changes on the menu; reshaping the lower jaw (it's wide and crooked, which imaging confirms), making the brow bone ridge less prominent, getting more vertical space between the eye and the eyebrow (probably achieved through a forehead lift), lifting the chin to neck line, getting rid of the hooded/sleepy eye effect, but I am still thinking about rhinoplasty. I went to am esteemed plastic surgeon in my country (Netherlands) in the local city hospital and he couldn't stop plugging his botox treatments. He also said they wouldn't do a simulation of the results because according to him they just don't do that here. I decided to teach myself enough image editing skills to see possible realistic outcomes of certain procedures (within surgery limitations). I did that in the summer of 2020. I think I put 2 months into teaching myself that, getting my amateur photography friend to take really good front and side pictures, and finally doing the edits. I wasn't able to edit the nose so I left it alone. The results seemed really good to me, but my friends and family who saw the final image of the front said "I don't see it, that's just you" and they only spotted one difference in the final image of the side view (they spotted the alteration to the chin to neck line). I had to show them the before and after side by side and include the dotted lines for the old outline in the final image for them to spot it and they said "oh, that's quite a difference". Most of them were positive about the possible changes. 2 of them said "if we couldn't spot it, then why do it?". When the global situation gets better I still intend to contact a surgeon and ask their opinion on what they think would create a beautiful, natural and harmonious result and ask for a simulation.
I have to have a stenoplasty and most people get rhinoplasty while they are at it, but I don't think I will be doing that, even though there are little tweaks I would like to make, but don't want to risk having a fake looking nose that's too small for my face
So glad I had my nose done. My old nose looked mangled! My dr didn’t make mine any smaller, he just straightened it out and made sure it wasn’t the first (and weird) thing you’d notice about me.
The only time I will need plastic surgery is if I’m in an accident and need to repair the damages on my body. I already know I’m not a 10/10 in everybody’s eyes but I know I’m beautiful enough in my eyes. No need to repair myself for everybody’s validation.
I think a lot of the celebrities who have continued to have surgeries to stop or reduce the effects of aging, have drawn more adverse attention to their faces than normal aging would have. Many of them like Demi Moore and Madonna (as the pictures show) don't even look like themselves any more. What makes faces unique and beautiful is usually the imperfect, not asymmetrical features of a face. Many times when cosmetic surgery is done, the features have been altered to create what we consider a "classic beauty". However, it is the combination of features, whether classic or imperfect, that creates the unique face that we consumer beautiful.
Great video as always, but I wish you had included some photos to illustrate the point about leaving a slight bump during a rhinoplasty Also, I didn't notice you were Australian until this video. Your accent is so slight that I didn't pick it up until you were talking to another Australian, which made me start paying a bit more attention to your accent as well. Cheers :)
At this point i do not mind plastic surgery. what i do care about is when celebrities get them and refuse to admit it cause they set unachievable standards without telling us they're unachievable wich can lead to a lot body image issues in their young fans.
I know that you maybe are not gonna see this comment, but I really like your videos and I wanted to improve your quality. I really like the idea of the video having music in both opening and ending, I think it's something kind of lovely and it gives personality to the video. But what I have noticed recently it's the abrupt ending that you give to your videos. It's something maybe stupid and pointless because all in all, we are just watching a video about cosmetic and the editing shouldn't be a concern. But your videos are so well made that they have like that reminiscent of a professional. And what I propose it's not something complicated, in fact I think that it would make more comfortable to watch the videos. Just add and extra part at the end, where it could last maybe between 5 to 10 seconds. With the same music you put, you wouldn't have to change anything, just make the song continue when you put that "screen" at the end. I think a black background with the name of the channel in white in the middle and in both sides of it some recommendation of your videos could make it perfect. Obviously it's just a preference, and at the end of the day you can make whatever you want. But I think it could make the videos perfect. Editing: I wrote "Just to" :p
Before movies showed ‘transformation’ as the geeky girl taking off her glasses and getting a hair cut... not it’s normal to undergo multiple dangerous surgeries, fillers etc It just keeps escalating
Why the hell did he put a trans person's picture while saying "transformation isn't for everyone"?? Even if she comes from a family known for the surgery they go under, that's not right
Caitlyn Jenner’s facial feminisation surgery feels different to Bella Hadid or Kylie Jenner , perhaps not the best example to include. The cosmetic procedures that people with gender dysphoria may choose to get should not be characterised with the same flippancy as just another Bella Hadid “face transformation”. That being said I love your content and am enjoying binging your videos! X
Are you ridiculous or what of course Caitlyn Jenner's going to have a different look! That person transform from a male to a female with hormones.... because she wasn't born that way
@@gigid9606 maybe try reading my comment again :) think it might have gone over your head as nowhere in it do I say Caitlin Jenner didn’t change her face, just that her reasons for doing so are a little more serious than someone like Bella hadid.
I plan on having a rhinoplasty to 1) remove my bump (it's not extremely bad, but still not very aesthetically pleasing) 2) possibly fix the deviation that makes my nose feel stuffy for no reason at times 3) fix my bulbous tip While the first two could go more or less unnoticed, it'll be impossible for people not to notice the tip change, so I fully plan on telling whoever feels like I look different that I had the procedure. It's stupid to try and hide something that's so obvious. If you're gonna have something fixed, then own up to it, you paid for it with your own money, so who cares if people know or not? I won't go around telling people "oh hey, look at my new nose", but I definitely won't try to hide it either if it comes up. It's like stuffing your bra with paper towels hoping no one will notice, when it's super obvious, it feels silly to me, idk Now of course, it shouldn't go to the extent of Bella Hadid ruining her face (I'm 27, and I was shocked to discover recently that she's younger than me, I thought she was at least 10 years older), but I don't see why people shouldn't be proud of their little facial improvement! It's like tattoos. While you don't flaunt them to everyone, you don't go out of your way to hide it.
but "natural" is not the look most people these days are going for. Once upon a time, people wanted celeb noses or other people they looked up to or didn't want to look like work was being done. But that's not the case now. Perfect thin noses that are def not natural is the desired look even if it is not what one sees naturally because that is the current beauty standard...now people want photoshopped/face tuned versions of themselves. So most people want to look like the face tune or filter they use in pictures in real life.
Tell you something. Dearest Lorry Hill had a facelift about 7 months ago, and I so much preferred her before. People forget that if you over perfect and smooth out appearance - you remove shadows and depths which can add to an interesting look. Sigh. I think I'm a voice in the wilderness. X
I so desperately want to see you and I was going to come and hopefully get threading or the one mil approach because I am 37 this year and I have managed to only get Botox in my forehead Since I was 25 . I look quite young I just need my marionette lines lifted a little bit but I do not want to look like I have any surgery. I really hope that I can come to Melbourne one day and get treated by you you’re an inspiration. I live only 10 hour drive away😞
Aging according to me is a blessing not everyone reaches old age. Im 18 rn but hopefully In Sha Allah when i reach old age id like to be good looking and will do self care hopefully but I wouldn’t want to avert aging or just waste my life money on trying to look younger than id be. Its just a point of view im not accusing people who get surgeries done of doing wrong or anything, everyone has their reasons and choices, but I personally wanna age beautifully.
Absolutely love these critical analyses of plastic surgery - from a plastic surgeon, no less! Informative, insightful interview. Thanks!
Thank you so much. I'm glad you like it.
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This is true. I've never had plastic surgery but in the past there were so many parts of my face that I wanted differently, smaller nose, smaller lips, smaller jawline. But as I get older, somehow these parts click. I love my face parts a lot more than when I was younger.
Larissa, you wanted smaller lips?
@@winnieloh4279, yes I did. I have big lips and as Asian, they don't fit the Asian beauty standard, and my friends teased me for it.
@@irinka_kat Your pouty big lips (by Asian standards) is probably trademark of your unique attractiveness. Like Taiwanese actress ShuQi...Glad it works out well for you
@@winnieloh4279 Awwww! Thank you!
@@winnieloh4279 not everybody wants the beauty standard. I've got a small waist and large hips, and I used to wish my hips were just straight and androgynous.
I really enjoyed what Dr. Callan had to say! He has a great philosophy. What I really like about your channel is you only do videos that have an important message; that’s remarkable! Thank you for educating us Dr !
Ahhh lorry you’re here!! 🤩
OMG lorry!!!😊😊😊
Glad to see you here Lorry!
Oh lorry is here
Love you lorry
I'm tired of everyone's small artificial same looking noses(celebrities, models, etc). Surprizingly I found myself starting to like big noses and all their flaws. It gives faces so much personality and character. I find it attractive lately.
As a female, I think guys with Roman noses are hot! They look smarter!
As a girl, I think both men and women with Roman-type noses are extremely hot 🥵
I think you'll like the actress Emily Browning. She has a hump on her nose. Idk if she had anything done but if she did, she never looks "perfect" if you know what I mean.
I totally agree but I don’t like the word “flaw”. There is absolutely nothing ugly about big noses or noses with bumps, it’s just societal perceptions that have ingrained certain ideas about beauty into our heads
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Brilliant. I have a huge bump on my nose and have been bullied for it most of my life, which has left mental scars. So many people have asked why I haven’t had it done but truth is I don’t mind the bump, I got it from my Dad. Yes it doesn’t look great and I’m extremely insecure about it but it just doesn’t feel right to go and break it and make it aesthetically pleasing just to fit in to social norms 🤷♀️
It's your character... And has been character building. Good on you for not transforming your nose despite pressure!
Mine is big too. My grandmother told me it gave me character and made me look more exotic and like an Indian. I've never had a man to tell me I'm unattractive , mostly young girls when I was a teen would have something to say.
There is a wealth of restored footage from the early 1900s and we can see from those films that just about everyone with a Caucasian background has a little bump on the nose. I think the bullies don’t realize that a a straight nose is actually rather rare and uncommon. Even Marilyn Monroe had a nose job but everyone thinks her button nose was natural. She had a fleshier nose before and was still insanely beautiful before.
I have the opposite problem, I had more of a ski slope nose with lack of profile projection, so kids used to bully me because I had a flat face. They used to call me monkey 😢
I find it odd that people find nose bumps unattractive.. never understood y
@@NavierMasChannel I feel you on that. I was called a monkey because of my ears. Ended up getting surgery to fix it which left me with a shitload of medical trauma, but my confidence shifted like crazy afterwards. Never let anyone bully me about my appearance after that.
It never ceases to amaze me that plastic surgeons almost NEVER have plastic surgery on their own faces.
Weekend makes a parody but dates women with transformed faces...reminds me of when Ricky Gervais said celebrities love criticizing society to seem woke, but don’t actually care
good point... I think he made it to spite his on and off again girlfriend Bella Hadid (also in the video)
Ricky Gervais is celebrity too and he may criticize other celebs to seem woke tho 🙃
@@viccosmeticinstitute wow that’s quite horrible of him. Not that I care much about rich ppl’s lives but even then, they’re human and have insecurities. He’s publicly shitting on her. Wow.
i dont think it changes anything, a woman's worth should not be defined by whether she got surgery or not soo him dating a girl with plastic surgery should not a positive/negative thing, since they did not broke up because of that and that he always had that type of message towards hollywood.
Weekend does it to gain points. Since everyone is very annoyed with beauty standards nowadays.
I think there is something to be said about unique or remarkable features. It’s seems everyone wants to get rid of them in favour of the same “look” these days. But if you remove all of your remarkable features, you’re left with an unremarkable face.
@WINDOWS MINUS I don’t think you understand what I mean
Girl - my nose is not straight lollllllllllll
@WINDOWS MINUS if you’re talking just measurements then sure, but even then there’s wiggle room. And standout features do play a part in setting someone apart. This is where subjectivity comes in. For example, moles, brow shape & density, face shape, eye color, etc. But yes most attractive people do share similar ratios and such.
@WINDOWS MINUS lol as a woman I’m telling you that’s not true at all 😂 I’ve seen some mismatched partners or straight up “uglies” in long-term relationships. If people were this struck on their mates it would be a whole lot more single people. Only the top 5% would be pairing and that’s just not the case.
@WINDOWS MINUS beauty is a slight deviation from averageness (you can see that if you watch QOVES studio)
"beauty is strategic imperfection"
Who is this women in your pdp she’s so beautiful !!!
It just became frustrating being a woman with these unattainable beauty standards these days
These days? Surely you must mean always
@WINDOWS MINUS no one said they did...
@WINDOWS MINUS babe your twelve you ain’t talking to no woman! logout, go do your homework, then go outside and meet some real life people.
@WINDOWS MINUS the only standard for men is to be tall🙄
@WINDOWS MINUS many can hide it with a beard. Men have it much easier.
I remember when I was a young girl I ALWAYS wanted smaller lips, Im of African decent and my lips were bigger than my Classmates. I was incessantly bullied and teased about my lips. I HATED them and would Google "lip reduction surgery" religiously for several years in my early teens....
And now look at society 🤷🏾♀️ 😂 thankfully I learned to love my features and how I look and apparently lips my size are highly sought after 🙄
Moral of the story is don't belittle your beauty by following trends, your beauty is TIMELESS. Trends come and go.
Don't even get me started on my love hate relationship with my large thighs/bum having growing up in the "cocaine chic" early 2000's......
the same exact thing with me but with my thick eyebrows, I’m arab and Indian, and growing up I get picked on for them, now look at everyone getting micro blading and making their brows bushy. Thank god i listened to my mum and didn’t pluck them.
You’re right, trends come and go and changing for them is insane.
(Little bit off topic for this point) You can also tell when men either follow trends based on what they should like. I knew men who exclusively liked either only more or less weighted girls. Then I’ve known men who change their preferences based on what’s trending. I sense insecurity with those types 👀
I always hated my nose but then I look at classical paintings named "beauty" and whatnot and I remember that women's features have been going in and out of trends for centuries.
Being thicker was considered attractive. Remember the herion skinny chique from the 90s? The no-ass 2000s? And now we're all about this Brazillian Butt Lifting or whatever
@Winter Bear 💜 love YOUR skin, it shows your heritage be proud of it. Lots of people "tan" to achieve what I assume is something close to your skin colour - BECAUSE ITS BEAUTIFUL!!!! Also I'm really hoping that this whole colourism thing dissipates completely in EVERY culture. I got told recently that I don't look dark enough to come from my country/tribe 🤦🏾♀️😂🤷🏾♀️ so literally none of us can win loool. We just have to love ourselves and not care about the opinions of people who don't really matter ❤️
Same I would get comments for having bigger lips and I would consider people with thin line lips pretty because of that and would want that but now people are all about bigger lips
Bella hadid's transformation gave her the opportunities she has today. Without that I don't think she would have made it into the modelling industry. No hate on her, but it sucks how she was given the title of most beautiful woman in the world when it was all due to her surgeries. Modelling was supposed to be like winning the genetic lottery, but I guess it's now attainable with money.
Edit: I'm not saying people should be rewarded for looking good, but that's just how society is and I'm commenting on it. Bella wasn't able to reap those benefits before her surgeries like Gigi was(other than already being rich and famous cause of her mum) and now she is.
Same with Kendall and Kylie
in my opinion i think bella was beautiful even before the surgeries and the nose surgery made her even more prettier but i agree with you money makes the change and her parents are rich so..
Daaaang. Factsssss
Most models make little changes here and there
a lot of victoria secret models (other models as well) have gotten rhinoplasties too and/or lip filler but people just dont talk about them as much as bella and kendall :/
I have a very different philosophy about plastic surgery. The way I see it, If strangers who have never seen you before can tell you’ve had surgery, it’s botched. If even if your own close friends can’t tell you’ve had surgery, it’s a waste of money. Looking very different is not at all the same thing as looking unnatural.
If your features balance and you look more attractive, but the changes are subtle, people can't generally pinpoint the change.
@@viccosmeticinstitute my doctor who did my blephoraplasty said you’re not suppose to notice the change but you should look more attractive but still look like yourself. I did my blephoraplasty and pitosis in Korea and he did such a great job. Absolutely no one noticed but kept trying to figure out why I looked slightly different and my friends were all surprised when I told them. I think PS is suppose to be like that. I think good surgeons knows exactly how to do that.
@@viccosmeticinstitute Yes. If your features were in balance to begin with. If you’re features were very out of balance, bringing them back into balance will be very noticeable, but not unnatural, assuming it’s done correctly.
@@Princessbubblegum567 sounds great! may I ask who your surgeon was? and did you have lower or upper blepharoplasty?
@@Princessbubblegum567 so true. I know someone who recently had blepharoplasty. She looked different and she looked better, but be damned, I couldn't pin point what it was. And I can usually spot altering cosmetic procedures a mile away. She told me what she had done and then I could see it. THAT'S what procedures should be all about.....imo.
Before I wanted to have the "perfect" nose, but now I realize my nose fits my face perfectly. I have a tall nose with a bit of a bump, and now I think it gives me character.
That really explains Bella hadids nose look now. That bridge part of her nose just disappears in her face
Probably unpopular opinion but I think that’s what makes her nose look beautiful. Flat nose bridges are an Asian / ethnic feature , but it really helps open up the face for some people.
Loveis Majestic I love her first nose job where it looks like that I totally get what you mean
Honey Simpleton she did, she had a second nose job mainly to the tip and nostrils, it defined her nose a little too much and I’m not a fan.
@Honey Simpleton Her first nose job erased her Palestinian heritage; but it still looked like a natural European nose. Her second nose job however (I’m guessing it’s because she wanted to look like Carla Bruni) resulted in her nose bridge steadily collapsing which is why it’s starting to morph into Michael Jackson’s nose
@imo meraki Bella looks like Carla's... evil twin...
On "Escape from LA" The Weeknd says:
"LA girls all look the same, I can't recognize
Same work done on their face, I don't criticize"
I'm uncertain if it exists, but there should be a regulatory committee, that holds accountable, those in charge of altering the appearance of their clientele, because:
The current mainstream beauty standard is one that does not naturally occur in most (if not any) ethnic group. From my observation, the following phenotypes constitute most of this standard:
Thick eyebrows
Positive canthal tilt
Slender up nose
Plump lips with a high Cupid's Bow
Normally, an attractive person, regardless of their ethnic makeup, has one or two of these features, mixed with universally accepted standards of facial attractiveness such as high cheekbones, a healthy jawline and chin.
Some examples:
South Asian and Arab women often have thick eyebrows and lips, but protruding, or down facing noses.
East Asian women often have positive canthal tilt and up noses, but thin eyebrows.
Eastern europeans may have up noses but lack large lips.
West africans usually have thick lips but wider noses.
All of these people, regardless of having SOME features ill conforming to beauty standard, so long as they have the univerally accepted features, would he considered 10/10, because the "ill confirming features" are still healthy, and beautiful. Thin eyebrows, thinner lips, wide or convex noses are all beautiful features that define ethnic groups.
The problem arises when surgeons and cosmeticians allow those in the upper echelons of our social heirarchy (those with enough wealth to afford a slew of "enhancements") to obtain the same homogeneous set of unnaturally occurring features regardless of ethnic background.
This results in the shift from unique locally defined beauty standards, to a global set of features, attainable only for the rich, becoming ne plus ultra, because those with the concentration of wealth, generally also have the concentration of influence.
The "LA girl" look is aspired to by girls and women globally because of the malpractice of surgeons for the sake of profit, and their negligence to fully grasp concepts of facial aesthetics.
great start to an ethics of cosmetic surgery opinion piece
The problem arises when people don't teach their kids no to idealize famous people,as so many of celebrities became famous only after they've been tweaked...
Great analysis!
deux ex and cyberpunk 2077 mocked this
What a great comment! I have always wondered why the current beauty trends and "Instagram faces" annoy me so much, and your text was able to show me the reason.
I personally have mainly features that are not favourable in current trends (e.g. soft but not-so-curvy body, thin lips, a "potato nose", pale skin) but still have hard time seeing myself as non-attractive. I think I look how I am supposed to look (based on my genetical heritage), and if looking like a cute, fair house elf suddenly became a trend, I would probably be seen as a great beauty queen.
I wish that everyone could remember that the beauty standards are not universal laws but very much man-made illusions.
i love my big, bumpy and crooked nose and despite being constantly made fun of for it, i don't care what others think. Why should i take advice and "change" myself from other people who are insecure themselves?
U go happy plant 🗣️✨
@A Banana You dropped this 👑
don't let other peoples insecurities be your own, you're beautiful ❤️
@A Banana Oh sweetheart, you'll get through this! I used to have a lot of suicidal thoughts a few years ago and I was very depressed, but trust me when I say that it gets so much better and that you will be able to find happiness within yourself and a love of life. If people are putting you down, don't let them win, you are strong and brave and you will get through this, love! I believe in you!! Keep fighting for the life and love and happiness that you deserve ❤️
I never understood the obsession with noses. Unless you have a nose that is drastically out of place or a true deformity, I don’t see what the big deal is. I’ve never thought about how my nose looked in my whole life. Every nose job I see a before and after of, the person looked perfectly fine before!
@@Maki-00 yeah, me too! I support those who want to get a rhinoplasty but personally, I wouldn't "fix" my nose simply because it is not broken. As long as I can breathe fine, I am happy with it and oftentimes, rhinoplasty can result in a lot of complications that I just would not want to risk for the sake of aesthetics. And anyway, I always thought big noses were cute despite what society's standards say. Mine makes me feel like a dragon and I love it 😊🐉
When I was young I wanted a nose job (never had it) but as I age I'm more scared of any surgery (plastic or not plastic). Health is more important than the appearance.
I’ve seen some messed up aftermaths of people who went under the knife, especially for implants. Thank goodness we have a choice in that.
I watched a video of Nose Tip Necrosis after Plastic surgery once and that was it for me. I've wanted one for 10+ years but hell naw
This has come at such a perfect time as 'Tinker Bell noses' and pinched noses are becoming increasingly popular! Especially since the rise of Bella Hadid 🙂
tinkerbell noses are only good for tinkerbell!
I have naturally that nose. My husband has always called it a pixie nose
I actually hate it and think its ugly. I would actually prefer a longer nose
It also works the other way too. If you have a bump on your nose, you shouldn't make it into a 'pixie' nose, and if you have a 'pixie' nose, you shouldn't make it into a nose with a bump. It's about NOT transforming yourself, and embracing yourself and your character.
I’ve got a button nose and would absolutely never change it! There are features I could work on with exercise, I also have a large scar on the right side of my thigh. It was from a rough time in my life, but some guys even think it’s badass. I’m not boasting about myself, I’m just saying there are people who can genuinely appreciate your ‘lack of vanity’ features with upmost attractive intentions. Surgery doesn’t always mean better.
@@cosplayprincess now that's a 'humble' brag if I ever saw one 🤦
Thank you for being sensible and responsible with your platform. People who've had too much done all start to look the same! Less is more with plastic surgery!
Loved this. I for one do not love the transformations. I am a holistic master esthetician of over thirty years and I think accepting yourself for who and what you are is everything. Happiness has to come from within. In my practice I see so many women ( and men) that are so unhappy and even after changing their faces they are still unhappy. We need to change the dialogue on beauty and aging. We are creating a society of unhappiness and of 20 and 30 years olds that think wrinkles are not normal and that big lips and a face they doesn’t move is.
I hope to change the story. At 55 I have no injectables and nothing invasive and I am grateful to be embracing aging , a gift that so many do not get. 🙌🏻🍑 you can be you and be beautiful I teach that everyday. 🙌🏻🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care
i agree with you, we shouldn’t be terrified of wrinkles!
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Thank You for replying with kindness. Agree!! 🙌🏻🍑Lisa
It amazes me that young women in their early 20's are doing these non invasive face lifts. It blows my mind!
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I am so sad when a twenty something comes in and the have already done their lips and had injectables. They see it on social media and think that is the beauty standard. I’m trying to change the story. Love you commented Tiffany have a blessed day 🙌🏻🍑Lisa
Well said 👏🏾😭.
Omg youre back 🎉🎉🎉 i thought that we lost one of youtubes biggest gems
I just find it ironic tht The Weeknd is critiquing the usage of plastic surgery when his gf is literally Bella Hadid... I-
I believe it was in response to his on and off again girlfriend Bella Hadid!
They have broken up
He said he didn’t do it to mock people who did it, but instead the Hollywood culture that pressures people into getting it or superficially change to please others/feel validated if that makes sense
@@michelleh.3360 thank you for this comment!
He dated Bella Hadid? God I’m late.
Thank you two so much. I was really upset cause I still have a lil bump like kim kardashian after my nose surgery. It was my dream to have it really straight. But this Video gave me positivity💖🍀💚 greetings from Germany
Omg same!!!
I'm glad!
Same here - I still have a little bump, but honestly, I don't mind it now and it's still my nose, just the improved, "how I've always seen it in my confident days"-nose that looks good from all angles. I'm glad that my doctor didn't overdo it! Greetings from Germany also :)
I personally love a little bump, I find it so beautiful and not at all displeasing and I know many people who feel the same. Not that it matters what I think but just for the record
@@zaddyholmes6735 Agree. Straight or the slightest of bumps is very attractive. In some people with unoperated noses even a slight dip can look good as there will be strength in other ways. It's the postoperative dip that looks strange with deficiency in width or a step.
I am actually really freaked out by cosmetic surgery because of the sudden change it creates. I read a book as a teenager where a character had her memory erased, her identity changed and had plastic surgery done so she looked like a different person. One day she starts to get her memory back and has this moment where she can't recognise herself in the mirror and is absolutely terrified "this isn't my face." And I think that made me be terrified of the same thing. If I were to look in the mirror on day and not recognise myself...
it’s so much better to learn to love your features. a few years ago I used to be so insecure about my thick eyebrows (this was when thin eyebrows were trendy) and my mum used to tell me one day everyone is going to want thick eyebrows and I didn’t believe her but now everyone compliments my eyebrows. you never know if a feature you hate on yourself could be considered beautiful ina few years so stop trying to fit into an ever changing beauty standard. You’re beautiful, love yourself.
plastic surgery is about enhancing yourself and not changing yourself. I feel people are promoting 'loving yourself' alot and then transforming into a whole new person. This is hypocrit. Enhance your OWN looks and be the best version of yourself instead of trying to fit in some mould(which will prob change in a few years anyways)
@Sally Ann did you actually read my text?
@Sally Ann Im not saying they shoudnt its a free world. Im saying its hypocrite (and its dumb anyways because all women are starting the look like one person. How is that loving yourself? Its just following the herd)
@hnel435 that's sexist to imply that women can't do things for themselves. Also you're infantilizing them
seems like most people are about changing themselves,i don't think enhancing is true
@@userm4009 so if i have a deformity on my face i can't change it because that would mean that i don't love myself, nice
Your videos are so informative. I love that you actually care and educate the patient instead of giving them what they want in their ignorance.
I will rely on this philosophy of cosmetic surgery when having alterations done. I have a mildly noticeable dorsum but my nose is well-proportioned so I think it adds nice character, something I'd like to safeguard
0:15 why the Caitlyn Jenner photo though? Her transformation was pretty valid. Some trans people choose the feminize their faces.
this was such an interesting video to watch about ! though I am quite young, I used to be really self-conscious about my nose - I have Roman/aquiline nose - and I’ve always wanted to change it because it didn’t fit the beauty “standards” of today. sort of recently though, I’ve started to embrace my nose and I feel confident overall :)
That's a cool kind of nose! You should have a look at greek and roman goddess statues to see just how arbitrary today's standards are.
We live in a world where ppl prioritize changing the outward self over changing the inner self.
Great video!!
Imperfect is sometimes PERFECT
Transformation should start with some groundwork of self--acceptance first, then the rest flows from there!!
In my experience, patients who accept themselves and would like a boost in their confidence through esthetic procedures tend to do much better and to adopt the changes much more readily.
Great, great video!!
There’s so many parts of my face that I wish I could change, like my lips, eyes, and chin. This video helped me feel a little better
I think it’s true except in the case where people actually really need cosmetic surgery such as acne scars, deformities, crooked nose, extremely thin lips extremely low brows etc etc. when these surgeries are done there is definitely a difference to notice, for the better
That's true. But if you look normal afterwards, most won't notice.
again want and not need :)
@@hoesmad4400 a want yes but there are often real, tangible body ‘defects’ that lead to most of these things
Results from orthognatic/jaw surgery are the best example of this.
Sometimes it’s not about physical transformations, it could really be about getting attention and being heard. Humans are getting more fickle yet isolated, plus the Covid making matters worse. You’ll be in trouble when people stop listening to you and you feel all alone. No surgery will save the connections and conversations one may crave.
Ariana literally transformed from white to black. Sis said *switching my ethnicity for you*
Omg😂😂 But yeah I don’t understand the extreme tanning at all
Totally agree. I feel a rinoplasty should always have some of the character it always had Just a better versonm i see so many people ON Instagram with persian like noses getting the Michael Jackson look. IT Just to unatural. Not a good look. Like do what ever you want. But those persian like noses are beautiful too. Lets not define beauty in one category.
So happy to see you again. I've had multiple surgeries during my life and look natural, but would give anything to have my original face. God bless you for this video. Diane
What surgeries did you have?
"Original face" lol You can't have multiple cosmetic surgeries and look natural either🤦
Yes! Made me love The Weeknd that much more 😍
Edit: For anyone who didnt realize, The Weeknd didn’t actually get plastic surgery. His “transformation” was prosthetics for his album promotion. It was a statement on how out of control the industries beauty standards have become. Watch his half time show and you’ll see he hasn’t changed.
The news articles said it was in response to Bella Hadid's transformation?!
the weeknd looks like a freak. like attracts like..
Wtf? The Weeknd did not actually get plastic surgery. It was prosthetics for his album promotion.. making a statement on how out of control the industries standards have become.
@@viccosmeticinstitute possibly! I think it’s statement on the industry as a whole though. A lot of artists now a days seem to be going for that “manufactured beauty look”’ rather than appreciating our own unique beauty traits. I think it’s a statement on that. But I’m not sure :)
My bank account: $67.54
My brain: Should we get a nose job first or a lip job first? 🤔
I am in love with the breakdown of the video 😧🥰
Like an outline to a powerpoint...simple pleasures
awww I really wanted to see what noses he -didn't- transform.
Thanks for watching. We were really discussing a philosophy, but you can always go to the website for photos.
I don't give a damn about beauty standards because I already love and adore the way I look. No need for others validation.
love it! I would like to work as an RN under people like you and Peter.
It would be great if you could use photos to illustrate all the points you are talking about.
Here they are talking about Caucasian noses. Asian noses are different as we have different skulls and facial bones. We don’t have deep set eyes and a bump will not suit us 😲 That said, I like your philosophy in this video and thanks for the reminder on “transformation is not always good”.
@** x yeah and a proper nose job will get rid of that bump lol
I found the bump they were talking about and my nose is Asian
@Sally Ann Thank you. Too many people talk about Caucasians as if it's all one type of ethnicity.
Asians are so obsessed with white people 🤣🤣
@@nananoodle5020 White people love to think this way about Asians 🤣 #ego
I feel this way about make up and any other non surgical beauty enhancements, less is more.
Thank you for having Dr Callan on. Really enlightening details. Great points made afterwards as well! It’s so important to think holistically, not just for aesthetic but also for health and wellness sake
I literally can’t stand looking at social media anymore because of this. Everyone and everything is fake
When you have a cosmetic procedure we don't want people to be able to pin point it.... so much for breast implants. Even the under muscle ones you can spot a mile away. Fat transfers tho.... look super natural.
Also, perception is huge. I was having a conversation with a friend about since we both were talking about wanting surgery and we were both honestly unable to see the undesirable shape in the other person's face.
The bump comment is priceless! I’ve always thought about having surgery to ‘correct’ this.
Samee
The fact that surgery is costly and it takes time for me to heal and save for the expenses it can incur i’d rather go on a big successful transformation rather than looking natural with minimal change. I hope it make sense
Really is nice to see a honest, with integrity professional not a very common thing these days, sadly.
That is so true, every person that meets me tells me I have the perfect straight and thin nose and my nose even has this small bump he describes, it's not completely straight and people don't even notice but it is there
I disagree about the aging transformation being bad. I actually think the only transformation that needs to be accepted and preferred is to age. You can’t and shouldn’t stay looking 18 your whole life.
I don’t think you should’ve used caitlyn Jenners pic when you said transformation isn’t for everyone that’s very suggestive.....
I had rhinoplasty and I instantly felt for the bump and I still have it xD Thank you, my surgeon!
Interesting his perspective on rhinoplasty procedures. I actually had a rhinoplasty and wanted the surgeon to leave a bit of a bump. I wanted like an Eastern European nose and my surgeon was on board also. Very cool interview.
I only want these kinda doctors to touch my face not anyone else omg🥺
Repeat after him "What is most attractive is a natural look." Character is what matters. Or, at least, it should.
putting a picture of a pre and post transition trans woman while saying transformation is not for everyone was in very poor taste.
Thank you X million for this message. ❤️❤️❤️
🤯 that was amazing! Love your content!!
Dr Chan you are simply incredible! So many details in your videos- love 💘 it!!!
Thank u so much doc!! Best advice ever!! And even better when it comes from an expert in the field like u!!😊
Thank you Banditas! Much appreciated!
While I do appreciate what this video is saying, I feel that my surgeon was far too conservative with my surgery. I feel like I didn’t get what I asked for really and it just left me feeling unhappy. On the other hand maybe my nose is a special case because it really needs to be scaled down as a whole because it is far too large for my face. But obviously surgery can’t achieve this.
Sorry you had this experience Nina. Often balance can be achieved, and that can help a lot.
If that's your face in you profile picture, its fine.
that's a good message but what was the point in saying that transformation isn't for everyone and then putting a picture of caitlyn jenner? as a transgender woman, transformation IS for her.. this part saddened me and i really wish that it's just a misunderstanding, because i'm not seeing anyone talk about this :(
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Unless there's some misunderstanding, I'm gonna be very wary of his videos.
My friend is a plastic surgeon and he does his work thinking what if wrong with these people. And takes his money. He doesn’t find it attractive at all. And most surgeons will laugh about it 😅
The only plastic surgery I ever plan on getting is Botox when I’m a bit older. I wanted to get a nose job but then I realized my nose is kind of a cultural/family thing, so now I appreciate it
I used to hate my cheekbones because they’re too strong and my nose because they’re not small enough, but I’m not and will not going to change them ever because they literally what makes me who I am and what distinguishes me from other people. We’re unique and beautiful in our own way, we are the only one that look exactly like us (unless you have a twins! lol) and that’s our superpower. Be grateful for what we are, because not everyone should be a rose. There are sunflower, lily, lavender etc and they’re absolutely perfect in their own way! x
It's interesting to see, people're praising who is a lucky to be born beautiful while they're criticizing and hate who is a beautiful after all efforts . Actually who should be praised?
Thank u so much for these refreshing views on plastic, cosmetic surgeries.
Thank you so much for your videos. I've never had any sugery done (i'm in my 40s) and am contemplating having some done as part of the aging process. I really like your approach and philosophy and hope to find a practioner who is are thoughtful as you in London.
As I'm reading through the comments I'm disappointed about the amount of people blaming Bella Hadid for society's unattainable beauty standards
And not the society that groomed her decision. How quickly y'all forget the we BULLY people for being "ugly"
How WE are raised is the problem. Not the Kardashians.
I totally agree .. I'm thinking of having a nose job that has completely natural results as if my nose just got slimmer and firmer that's it
I've been considering cosmetic surgery for over a decade now. Why a decade? Well, I had to research and save money first. And then we had the global situation we are still having now.
Possible changes on the menu; reshaping the lower jaw (it's wide and crooked, which imaging confirms), making the brow bone ridge less prominent, getting more vertical space between the eye and the eyebrow (probably achieved through a forehead lift), lifting the chin to neck line, getting rid of the hooded/sleepy eye effect, but I am still thinking about rhinoplasty.
I went to am esteemed plastic surgeon in my country (Netherlands) in the local city hospital and he couldn't stop plugging his botox treatments. He also said they wouldn't do a simulation of the results because according to him they just don't do that here.
I decided to teach myself enough image editing skills to see possible realistic outcomes of certain procedures (within surgery limitations). I did that in the summer of 2020. I think I put 2 months into teaching myself that, getting my amateur photography friend to take really good front and side pictures, and finally doing the edits. I wasn't able to edit the nose so I left it alone.
The results seemed really good to me, but my friends and family who saw the final image of the front said "I don't see it, that's just you" and they only spotted one difference in the final image of the side view (they spotted the alteration to the chin to neck line).
I had to show them the before and after side by side and include the dotted lines for the old outline in the final image for them to spot it and they said "oh, that's quite a difference".
Most of them were positive about the possible changes. 2 of them said "if we couldn't spot it, then why do it?".
When the global situation gets better I still intend to contact a surgeon and ask their opinion on what they think would create a beautiful, natural and harmonious result and ask for a simulation.
I have to have a stenoplasty and most people get rhinoplasty while they are at it, but I don't think I will be doing that, even though there are little tweaks I would like to make, but don't want to risk having a fake looking nose that's too small for my face
So glad I had my nose done. My old nose looked mangled! My dr didn’t make mine any smaller, he just straightened it out and made sure it wasn’t the first (and weird) thing you’d notice about me.
I loved this topic! Thanks for discussing this 🙂
The only time I will need plastic surgery is if I’m in an accident and need to repair the damages on my body. I already know I’m not a 10/10 in everybody’s eyes but I know I’m beautiful enough in my eyes. No need to repair myself for everybody’s validation.
I think a lot of the celebrities who have continued to have surgeries to stop or reduce the effects of aging, have drawn more adverse attention to their faces than normal aging would have.
Many of them like Demi Moore and Madonna (as the pictures show) don't even look like themselves any more.
What makes faces unique and beautiful is usually the imperfect, not asymmetrical features of a face.
Many times when cosmetic surgery is done, the features have been altered to create what we consider a "classic beauty". However, it is the combination of features, whether classic or imperfect, that creates the unique face that we consumer beautiful.
Is it possible to keep the same nose shape but have it be reduced in overall size? I really like my nose shape but its just too large for my face
To an extent. Often better balance can be achieved and it makes the nose look smaller.
Great video as always, but I wish you had included some photos to illustrate the point about leaving a slight bump during a rhinoplasty
Also, I didn't notice you were Australian until this video. Your accent is so slight that I didn't pick it up until you were talking to another Australian, which made me start paying a bit more attention to your accent as well.
Cheers :)
At this point i do not mind plastic surgery. what i do care about is when celebrities get them and refuse to admit it cause they set unachievable standards without telling us they're unachievable wich can lead to a lot body image issues in their young fans.
So true! Thank you Dr. Chan! 🙏🏽❤️
I know that you maybe are not gonna see this comment, but I really like your videos and I wanted to improve your quality. I really like the idea of the video having music in both opening and ending, I think it's something kind of lovely and it gives personality to the video. But what I have noticed recently it's the abrupt ending that you give to your videos. It's something maybe stupid and pointless because all in all, we are just watching a video about cosmetic and the editing shouldn't be a concern. But your videos are so well made that they have like that reminiscent of a professional. And what I propose it's not something complicated, in fact I think that it would make more comfortable to watch the videos. Just add and extra part at the end, where it could last maybe between 5 to 10 seconds. With the same music you put, you wouldn't have to change anything, just make the song continue when you put that "screen" at the end. I think a black background with the name of the channel in white in the middle and in both sides of it some recommendation of your videos could make it perfect. Obviously it's just a preference, and at the end of the day you can make whatever you want. But I think it could make the videos perfect.
Editing: I wrote "Just to" :p
Thank you . Appreciate the time you took to provide feedback. Will have a think about how we can end less abruptly
Before movies showed ‘transformation’ as the geeky girl taking off her glasses and getting a hair cut... not it’s normal to undergo multiple dangerous surgeries, fillers etc
It just keeps escalating
Why the hell did he put a trans person's picture while saying "transformation isn't for everyone"?? Even if she comes from a family known for the surgery they go under, that's not right
Caitlyn Jenner’s facial feminisation surgery feels different to Bella Hadid or Kylie Jenner , perhaps not the best example to include. The cosmetic procedures that people with gender dysphoria may choose to get should not be characterised with the same flippancy as just another Bella Hadid “face transformation”. That being said I love your content and am enjoying binging your videos! X
Are you ridiculous or what of course Caitlyn Jenner's going to have a different look! That person transform from a male to a female with hormones.... because she wasn't born that way
@@gigid9606 maybe try reading my comment again :) think it might have gone over your head as nowhere in it do I say Caitlin Jenner didn’t change her face, just that her reasons for doing so are a little more serious than someone like Bella hadid.
I plan on having a rhinoplasty to
1) remove my bump (it's not extremely bad, but still not very aesthetically pleasing)
2) possibly fix the deviation that makes my nose feel stuffy for no reason at times
3) fix my bulbous tip
While the first two could go more or less unnoticed, it'll be impossible for people not to notice the tip change, so I fully plan on telling whoever feels like I look different that I had the procedure. It's stupid to try and hide something that's so obvious. If you're gonna have something fixed, then own up to it, you paid for it with your own money, so who cares if people know or not? I won't go around telling people "oh hey, look at my new nose", but I definitely won't try to hide it either if it comes up. It's like stuffing your bra with paper towels hoping no one will notice, when it's super obvious, it feels silly to me, idk
Now of course, it shouldn't go to the extent of Bella Hadid ruining her face (I'm 27, and I was shocked to discover recently that she's younger than me, I thought she was at least 10 years older), but I don't see why people shouldn't be proud of their little facial improvement! It's like tattoos. While you don't flaunt them to everyone, you don't go out of your way to hide it.
You would be surprised that many will not notice if the nose looks totally normal, even with large changes and people who know you well!
@@petercallanspecialistplast6921 Hahaha, in that case, I won't tell them anything! It will be very funny!
but "natural" is not the look most people these days are going for. Once upon a time, people wanted celeb noses or other people they looked up to or didn't want to look like work was being done. But that's not the case now. Perfect thin noses that are def not natural is the desired look even if it is not what one sees naturally because that is the current beauty standard...now people want photoshopped/face tuned versions of themselves. So most people want to look like the face tune or filter they use in pictures in real life.
The BEST video I have ever seen
Tell you something. Dearest Lorry Hill had a facelift about 7 months ago, and I so much preferred her before. People forget that if you over perfect and smooth out appearance - you remove shadows and depths which can add to an interesting look. Sigh. I think I'm a voice in the wilderness. X
I will never place the blame on an individual for playing the game in this lookism society.
I so desperately want to see you and I was going to come and hopefully get threading or the one mil approach because I am 37 this year and I have managed to only get Botox in my forehead Since I was 25 . I look quite young I just need my marionette lines lifted a little bit but I do not want to look like I have any surgery. I really hope that I can come to Melbourne one day and get treated by you you’re an inspiration.
I live only 10 hour drive away😞
Aging according to me is a blessing not everyone reaches old age. Im 18 rn but hopefully In Sha Allah when i reach old age id like to be good looking and will do self care hopefully but I wouldn’t want to avert aging or just waste my life money on trying to look younger than id be. Its just a point of view im not accusing people who get surgeries done of doing wrong or anything, everyone has their reasons and choices, but I personally wanna age beautifully.
Just love yourself just the way you are.
if i paid 10k to have a bump removed and woke up with part of it still there i would be mad
Hopefully your doctor will tell you prior to the operation what you might expect?