I do wish more plastic surgeons offered these kinds of body mods. People need a SAFE way to get things like this done. Lets face it, if someone is determined enough, they'll do what they have to do. Hopefully, if a safe alternative done by a certified medical provider, people would be willing to pay a little more for a better outcome.
"I do not offer elf ear surgery" Yeah that's basically the response by most of the plastic surgeons I've talked with. Yeah it's definitely the best method, but nobody will do it. that's basically why people are forced to resort to go to tattoo artists and body mod specs and pray they don't get chopped to hell. It's quite sad.
They won't give elf ears.....but they will mutilate a man genitalia and try to make it look a females if he wants a sex change......but elf ears is simply unethical...lol
My friend's baby has natural elf ears, as if she wasn't already too cute!! Only then did I realise my friend's ears are also a bit pointy. I'd never really noticed. I've wanted elf ears for over 10 years since age 18 but now that I'm ready to get them (I held off in case I change my mind and affordability) my country changed the laws re body modification in one state (England). Even though I'm in Scotland, it'll be more difficult to get it done. So I may need to have it done by Samppa Bon Cyborg, a body mid artist with 40 years experience. I'd rather go to an artist who's done thousands of elf ears than a plastic surgeon who's done a couple - or, most likely, none.
@@JourneywithCC23 please don't slice your child up for no reason. You may go "correcting" and then diminish how her ears work for her just like the doc said in this vid. God forbid she's picked on or picks on someone they'd find a ton more reasons than ears. She may grow to love hers and find it a beauty feature as she matures. Not caring a word what anyone says. You chopping her up unnecessarily may cause resentment.
@@annellysemathison2179 you are right. Her dad basically said the same thing. It looks cute to me. I am just trying to look out for her all. She's a beautiful little girl and so sweet and I'm just trying to protect her.
@@JourneywithCC23 Maybe ask her. Don’t make her ears out to be gross or wrong. Show her that they’re fine. Don’t raise her to dislike them or feel weird or bad about them. And then ask her when she’s older how she feels. Treat them as normal. Teach kids she plays with that they are normal and it’s not kind to make fun of people. And then, ultimately, listen to what she has to say. My parents never listened to how I felt throughout my life. And I don’t think you want your daughter to have the same opinion if you as I do to my parents. Respect your kid and don’t treat her like she has something wrong. And listen to what she has to say about them. Then if she wants them gon when she’s older and she continues to want them gone for a while without you pressing her to want that, then you can discuss surgery with her. The main thing here is just love her. And show her that having ears isn’t something. To be ashamed of. I don’t think teaching your kid that conforming to people who oppress other for things they can’t control is a good thing either. Just treat her with respect, and don’t force your view on her, and listen to her. She’s a person. Your job as a parent is to help her become a bigger person. Not to make her into what you view her as. don’t be like my parents.
are theree posibilites to do a reverse. i have pointy ears not to separated from my skull but just pointy like chris motionless. id like them more round and pointing upwards.
women need to take lessons from the women from the 40's and 50's no tattos no implants and ft. long eyelashes just look at women from that era you could learn something
Main problem: no plastic surgeons offer this and if they did the cost would be ridiculous. Just make sure to go to someone you’ve researched, seen their work, and checked their reviews!!!
I do wish more plastic surgeons offered these kinds of body mods. People need a SAFE way to get things like this done. Lets face it, if someone is determined enough, they'll do what they have to do. Hopefully, if a safe alternative done by a certified medical provider, people would be willing to pay a little more for a better outcome.
"I do not offer elf ear surgery"
Yeah that's basically the response by most of the plastic surgeons I've talked with.
Yeah it's definitely the best method, but nobody will do it.
that's basically why people are forced to resort to go to tattoo artists and body mod specs and pray they don't get chopped to hell. It's quite sad.
They won't give elf ears.....but they will mutilate a man genitalia and try to make it look a females if he wants a sex change......but elf ears is simply unethical...lol
My 7 year old daughter was born with elf shaped ears . She doesn't mind or notice. for her they are normal ears. 😊 ❤
My friend's baby has natural elf ears, as if she wasn't already too cute!! Only then did I realise my friend's ears are also a bit pointy. I'd never really noticed. I've wanted elf ears for over 10 years since age 18 but now that I'm ready to get them (I held off in case I change my mind and affordability) my country changed the laws re body modification in one state (England). Even though I'm in Scotland, it'll be more difficult to get it done.
So I may need to have it done by Samppa Bon Cyborg, a body mid artist with 40 years experience. I'd rather go to an artist who's done thousands of elf ears than a plastic surgeon who's done a couple - or, most likely, none.
My seven week old has them and when she turns five I'm getting them corrected so she won't get picked on
@@JourneywithCC23 please don't slice your child up for no reason. You may go "correcting" and then diminish how her ears work for her just like the doc said in this vid. God forbid she's picked on or picks on someone they'd find a ton more reasons than ears. She may grow to love hers and find it a beauty feature as she matures. Not caring a word what anyone says. You chopping her up unnecessarily may cause resentment.
@@annellysemathison2179 you are right. Her dad basically said the same thing. It looks cute to me. I am just trying to look out for her all. She's a beautiful little girl and so sweet and I'm just trying to protect her.
@@JourneywithCC23
Maybe ask her. Don’t make her ears out to be gross or wrong. Show her that they’re fine. Don’t raise her to dislike them or feel weird or bad about them. And then ask her when she’s older how she feels. Treat them as normal. Teach kids she plays with that they are normal and it’s not kind to make fun of people. And then, ultimately, listen to what she has to say. My parents never listened to how I felt throughout my life. And I don’t think you want your daughter to have the same opinion if you as I do to my parents. Respect your kid and don’t treat her like she has something wrong. And listen to what she has to say about them. Then if she wants them gon when she’s older and she continues to want them gone for a while without you pressing her to want that, then you can discuss surgery with her. The main thing here is just love her. And show her that having ears isn’t something. To be ashamed of. I don’t think teaching your kid that conforming to people who oppress other for things they can’t control is a good thing either. Just treat her with respect, and don’t force your view on her, and listen to her. She’s a person. Your job as a parent is to help her become a bigger person. Not to make her into what you view her as. don’t be like my parents.
Ive been rlly thinking abt this recently
My ears are already pointed on the inside so im thinking of just getting it done to look complete
I was born with elf pointy ears, no need for surgery. I used to hate them, now I embrace them.
I'm born with elf ear. It didn't give me the best time growing up but now who cares.
Elon musk said it was bad so imma do the opposite. Gonna go get my elf ears now.
You can get some of that for free in wrestling lmao. But only the "botched" version of it.
I was born with Stahl's ears ……elf ears lol
are theree posibilites to do a reverse. i have pointy ears not to separated from my skull but just pointy like chris motionless. id like them more round and pointing upwards.
i have elf ears but im not get surgery
I wanna do my teeth I want fangs
women need to take lessons from the women from the 40's and 50's no tattos no implants and ft. long eyelashes just look at women from that era you could learn something
No lol
We don’t care 😂
Main problem: no plastic surgeons offer this and if they did the cost would be ridiculous.
Just make sure to go to someone you’ve researched, seen their work, and checked their reviews!!!