I just love you Dr Gary🎀. If you start a fan club I'm in it.!! I think it's wonderful that you're sharing this information as I'm sitting next to my daughter who's only 26 and some of her friends are beginning to have fillers done into lips and watching this my daughter of 26 years is definitely not going to do that have any kind of plastic surgery until she really has to .You are very explicit in what you had to say, it was very clear and understanding to not only me but my younger daughter and we both believe that you are sincerely telling us the truth with regard to plastic surgery including the cost. Lastly may I say that you are helping and guiding Young women and men with two options to either get it the plastic surgery or not to get the plastic surgery and this is the first time in my life that anybody or any doctor has told me the advantages but more importantly the disadvantages of getting plastic surgery especially at a young age. The reason being that the younger you are💯 you will keep having to do it Time After Time After Time and eventually it will lead to damage. When I was growing up my parents always said if something isn't broken just leave it as it is. Once again thank you for sharing I greatly appreciate it the time and energy are taking out to educate the Young and the old . Regards to your wife and have a great day 😊💯😊🌺🌺🌺
@@drgarylinkov You are more than 🤗 welcome !! Finally we have found a plastic surgeon who is telling us the truth💯 to so many people on TH-cam💯 that didn't have the proper knowledge that you are now providing us with.🌎 Now when people do get the plastic surgery they'll have all the knowledge they need 💯to make the proper choice with what work they want done regarding the changes to their body 💯🎀😊🎀
Interesting, the phrase: "put it off until its needed... " Then it is, after that 1st surgery ( then truely) 'it is needed'. Truly needed after that 1st one is done. The requirements of, 'maintenance'. This Dr. is my guilty pleasure, his face is SO BEAUTIFUL, as a artist I am beguiled by it. I want to sculpt it. So interesting, so character filled. Sculpting someone, is more personally (intimate) than painting a portrait. Though, with portraits... there is still a sense, of being deeply being absorbed with your subject. Its so conflicting... he's an artist. He too sculpts. Its so personal to capture someone's likeness. Yet, in plastic surgery it is the 'capture of the subjects likeness', that is spirited away... My guilty pleasure... to look upon him. Testing myself 'not to imagine' sculpting that face in my mind. My guilty pleasure, while in my heart... I know any UNNECESSARY surgery is vandalism. So, my muse, is a vandal. So, my muse, removes the world of muses... I don't know about face lifts, but... maybe, I know about 'head trips'. My muse, commits vandalism... and, I am in conflict.
i’m so glad more surgeons are talking about this because fans will continue to deny it and it’s refreshing to see why celebrities really look so perfect. i think it helps a lot of people’s self esteem to know celebs aren’t all natural. (Edit: why do so many people have a problem with me using the word perfect? obviously they are not perfect but they’ve altered themselves so much to give that impression. People need to calm down)
Perfect?... naw... Uncanny! Enjoy, your maturation, these people are destroying their human experience. Every expression floods the brain with certain chemistries. For instance, when a person smiles, after 20 minutes, it acts like a narcotic. Loosing that is beyond tragic... and, its SO much fun to watch, a face, change its composition with age. A example I like to give... is... tear off a computer screen and stick it back on... Is it going to look, and work, better before, OR after, it (that interface) was torn off.
As a 24 years old I really apprecieate the warning! I feel like social media puts so much pressure on young people (especially when it comes to appearance)
I’m only 20 years old and yet I felt the need for plastic surgery. Then it hit me. 20 years old is EXTREMELY young and so is 24! In fact, any age below 40 is so young and social media puts PRESSURE on beauty. When you look at everyday people, you really see the beauty in natural faces and bodies. I say delete Twitter, instagram, tumblr, Facebook and all those. They’re no good for the mental psyche
You choose your own battles. If a life in external beauty and internal agony is what you desire, it's there for you to pick. There's no ethical problem. But you do to others as you do onto yourself, and thus you take responsibility. Don't say I didn't warn you.
@@LarsRyeJeppesen pretty much everyone at that age is "weak". It's normal to feel insecure especially when you're young and it's basic human nature to want to fit in and feel validated by other people. Confidence and inner strength are skills that take time to develop.
As someone who just turned 30 and certainly doesn't have the money for any of these procedures, I appreciate you explaining why having a lot of surgeries and fillers done at a young age can have damaging long term effects. I thankfully still look fairly young, (people usually think i'm in my early to mid 20s), but as these procedures become more normalized, it feels like women are being expected to look like flawless teenage goddesses well into their 30s and 40s! It's not enough to just be good looking and youthful by "normal" standards - people want the superhuman beauty of their favorite celebrities which only money can buy. I wish we could just let everyone go back to having regular faces with human flaws.
Its becoming a very unhealthy obsession. Well I say becoming, it always was an unhealthy obsession. It's just far more accessible to normal people now.
Sadly, until social media loses relevance, we won't go back to a "normal" standard. The good news is despite millions of people on every social media platform, there are still millions that don't interact on social media.
Yeah and essentially when she’s got such a young and impressionable fanbase. They will see her face change and think that is how aging works and be disappointed when their face doesn’t change and “glow up” as they get older and feel bad about themselves. When she says she’s got nothing done to her face they’ll believe that without questioning because obviously young fans want to believe their favorite celebs are honest. It doesn’t surprise me that so many young girls are self conscious when these “perfect” celebs are out here denying having surgeries and then sell products like for example skin care saying people can achieve the same look with that when in reality the only way to achieve that look would be surgery. I’ve seen many of Arianas fans say she’s changed her face through manifestation and I can just imagine how many fans might believe in that and then get disappointed when they realize their face won’t change like that through manifestation and then loose self esteem or get depressed because of feeling like they’re not good enough since they can’t manifest a face like that.
@@strangerthings88 I completely understand why someone wouldn't want to admit they've had plastic surgery. However, it's an issue when celebrities have a young fanbase, claim that the changes are from puberty, and sell beauty products. It makes people think they'll have a "glow up" too when they hit puberty or buy their product.
Ariana is one of those celebs I’ve looked up several times to see what kind of work she’s had done, because it’s OBVIOUS she has, yet so many people defend the idea she hasn’t. There’s nothing wrong with it, I personally think it’s extremely obvious she had some sort of eyebrow lift, it’s the most prevalent change. Thank you for this video :)
Agreed, at least Ari said that she changed and changes her face, mostly with Botox and minor procedures (in general). The “fans” that say that she didn’t firstly never listen to her (cause she talked about it before) and secondly are blind lol. Ari doesn’t come out and talk about her changes a lot but she said she did and never denied it. What pisses me off are those who clearly had it done and deny deny deny, they didn’t even had the decency to stay quiet lol
Love how you express yourself and are non-bias. Unlike others who get too emotionally involved and speculate all kinds of stuff who doesn't seem consistent. Thank you, straight to the point, no exagerated theory, or preference. Love that
I’m a fan and I can’t believe her fans are in denial of it. They really think multiple surgeons are lying about her surgery. What would you guys get out of lying?? It makes no sense
I love Ariana so much, but it’s frustrating to know that her fans are denying it.. I hate to say it but Ari’s fandom is very toxic. I really don’t care that she had plastic surgery, she is beautiful with and without it as well, but as a fan it’s super annoying that u deny the obvious.. it’s like they think that it’s some kind of an issue to have a plastic surgery nowadays, especially as a celebrity
Ariana still looks beautiful, but it makes me sad that she is having so many procedures early in life. She had naturally pretty features and I'm worried that she won't know when to stop. It's cliche, but our differences make us beautiful and unique. We don't all need high eyebrows, a small nose, big lips, and a sharp jaw.
The downside about getting plastic surgery when you’re young is that the body is still changing. Drooping and sagging is unavoidable even with surgery. She’ll have to keep doing it just for upkeep.
I think it comes down to her job. She is being looked at and ridiculed by some almost every day, so I think her insecurities show more. And my guess, to supress her insecurities, she undergo surgeries. Hopefully she gains more confidence for her beauty and stops the surgeries.
@@onyxxx08 Yeah, I think her only surgery is the nose thing, the rest are probably botox and fillers. The jaw and chin fillers I don't buy, though. I think her face shape is pretty natural.
this is perhaps the most clear and concise video on her surgeries, and knowing its from a specialist like you, probably also the most accurate. theres only one thing, theres a picture of an even younger Ariana (before the red hair) where her brows are significantly lower. unfortunately the mystery for me has always been whether she had already had that first brow lift in the first picture of her that you showed (at such a young age) it’s just always baffled me. she’s stunning and i wish she didn’t have to do all this in order to be considered beautiful but thats how it is for now.
As someone who has followed Ari since the Victorious days, I actually think her initial brow lift was in 2011. You can see the difference in the distance between her eye and brow and also that her eyelids are more visible starting around that point. It was a pretty noticeable shift watching her in motion weekly - changed the overall appearance of her face.
I do like the brow lift because it’s opened her eyes and made them look bigger, skin smoother But she is getting quite a bit at a young age I’d be worried about the upkeep as I got older but she can afford it lol Also everyone is going for the same look too now becuz of insta, like Kylie Jenner Everyone wants that Instagram model look with an hourglass figure Ari looks like that too now Like what happens when that’s not society’s idea of perfect anymore? More surgeries?
Dude same!! I find it weird how all the plastic surgery videos Iv seen on Ariana place the eyebrow raise in 2013- theres such a difference between 2010 and 2011. I defes think its too high to be labeled as just a change in the plucking and makeup. I wouldnt be suprised if she had 1 in 2011, another in 2013, then finally the corrective surgery that evened her eyebrows, and the doctor pointed out in 2021.
So many young people (both boys and girls) hold Ariana up as the epitome of beauty, without knowing that's she's not all natural. Thank you for this breakdown. It's healthy to know that that's not how most real humans look like 🙏
@@imogenmoonlight nobody said she isn't stunning now. I was only sad that she felt the need to do it and that some young people are not aware of how much plastic surgery it takes to look like her. Not a single claim about how she's not beautiful anymore.
@@NothingItsJustMe2.0 please don't allow her and celebs like her to fool you. your eyes don't lie. at the very LEAST, the change to the nose is drastic. ofc she is only going to admit to fillers and botox, bc they are seen as more acceptable, attainable, and temporary. esp. with her having a beauty brand now-- she is not going to admit that her looks are largely naturally unattainable.
It's sobering to be reminded that the cost of revision is always higher than the initial procedure. I think a lot of young people especially rush into getting plastic surgery as soon as they can scrape the money together (or put in on a credit card) without considering complications or having money set aside for any fixes they might need in the future. Plastic surgery isn't just a risk to your health but it's also a financial risk and needs to be treated accordingly. Don't cheap out on your surgeon and have some kind of back up plan for any unforeseen problems!
As a fan of Ariana Grande, I always found it SO WEIRD that her fans always deny she's had it, when it's so obvious she has gotten plastic surgery. There's nothing wrong with getting it in anyway, so I was always confused on why the fans try to deny!
I'm also an Ariana fan and I cannot agree more with what your saying, idk why fans keep denying it. I mean, u can also tell that most of the changes are because of losing or gaining weight yk, but like it's so obvious that she had some work done, and there's nothing wrong with that so yeah, I'm confused ab why people keep denying it. She is beautiful and she will always be, even if she has had some plastic surgeries done
She looked so much better and more recognizable in her victorious days. She had those special Italian features, even almost oriental and exotic. Now she looks like the typical instagram star. Have you noticed how many people are nowadays able to mimic her?
I really appreciate this break down. I think a lot of people, myself included, don't think about the maintenance costs of plastic surgery. Knowing that it's not just the cost of surgery and healing time, but also the 10, 20 years down the line, put things into perspective on what these "quick fixes" entail.
I have definitely noticed more women getting the “Fox eye” or almond eye done surgically, where before they had more rounded, doll-like eyes. I think part of the downside of these cosmetic surgery “trends” is that everyone starts to look the same. I have round-ish doll eyes and I love them! People need to think very hard before getting cosmetic surgery done, once it’s been done it’s much more difficult to go back if you decide you don’t like it later on.
to add on from the perspective of a Southeast Asian, I'm personally finding myself getting more and more uncomfortable with the normalization of these said "fox eye" and eye lift surgeries.. I don't think that people are necessarily trying to look more East/South East Asian (although some of them certainly are), but it is a bit frustrating that this eye shape is only acceptable and desirable on non Asian people.
It sucks how people throw away their natural, individual charm for no good reason. I'm all for plastic surgery if its purpose is to make your features more harmonious, but I really feel like this should never be influenced by trends.
The right side of the brain controls the left side of the body... The left side of the brain controls the right side of the body... The right side of the brain is creative. The left side of the brain is analytical. Harmonious Features? Harmony, comes from the inside. And, our faces are not for us. They are for, telegraphing communication to a populous. unless, the argument, for it being ('our face') is a physiological one... because, 'expressions' flood the brain with chemicals... so in that way our faces are for us. not sure whats left, of that, after surgery, (and fillers and and frozen cast of a botox glance... ) but, according to physicians, after the first fall under the knife, more surgery is yet required, to come 'on the rise' (for maintenance). Unnecessary surgery, is The Trend, and the juggernaut of 'make up' and 'special lighting' by influencers, after words, to obscure, and continue to justify, the botched blotched abominations (this too is also the sin). Thoughts on: when people 'pay to loose their face', and no monetary wealth, can bring that 'priceless likeness' back again. It can't be put back in place. The too hard lesson, of taking something... so valuable... for granted. Our faces are not for us. Back in the day, (here's a generation comparison): Girls didn't own a mirror, until they were 16. It was a customary gift, sort of a rite of passage. But, before then, to own a mirror, was not expected as 'a given' reality (&it was a very expensive gift). I, myself, didn't know what I looked like (in great detail) until I was over 5 foot tall. So, its perhaps generational. But... that doesn't mean, the generation of the past, were 'wrong'. I suppose, I should, apologize for babbling on.
You sound hypocrite tbh. What if these are the features she wanted in the first place? Then uou sound like you do not allow plastic surgery in the first plsce either.
I find it sad that someone so naturally pretty felt the need for all these procedures, and at such a young age too. I can't help but feel that some people start off with one procedure and then become hooked on "improving" themselves with more and more surgery, only to end up looking really strange. A case in point is Katie Price - not sure if she's known in the US, but she's very well known here in the UK, a former glamour model who has sliced and diced her once naturally attractive face to oblivion.
I've heard before that Hollywood could be the reason why celebrities are getting things done, almost like some hazing. Idk if they're pushing an ideal on people or they're pushing the cosmetic surgery. industry but it's creepy people from different backgrounds are starting to look alike.
And her before look was so much better. She had so natural and unique beauty. And now she looks like cheap plastic doll (though that changes costs a lot). She just ruined her beauty. I'm still in love with her angelic voice, but I don't like her new look at all, I can't see this fake face, those big slugs instead of her perfect lips especially. And I'm so Sorry that no one tell her that what she's doing to herself was wrong. And now it's too late.
I really appreciate the format of these videos: the goals are to show you how some of our favorite celebrities actually attain their perfect looks, how much it actually costs, and the actual risks/ramifications behind them. It is not shameful or hateful and is executed very eloquently. Thank you!
She looks amazing, but I’m so mad at how long it took me to realize that the perfection you see in celebrities is so unattainable and inorganic. Young girls are growing up comparing themselves to people who’ve been sewn and stitched up repeatedly and it’s not okay to pretend that these celebrities were born like that. Ariana was and still is beautiful, but let’s acknowledge the pressure to be perfect that it puts on girls in society. It’s not okay.
I wasn't aware she had had any surgery until recently when I saw a compilation of her hairstyles over the years. This does indeed set very high beauty expectations 'cause you think she naturally looks that way. I bet these procedures were hurtful and stressful, and she's still so young... I hope she remains okay throughout the years.
@@katgreer6113 yes this. we need better access to mental healthcare imo because everyone's self esteem is in the gutter. and plastic surgery isn't going to magically fix that. you get a boost of happiness right afterwards, and then return to baseline. if your baseline is depression and low self esteem, nothing cosmetic will help with that. you'll likely just get addicted and keep chasing that temporary happiness boost.
I have a feeling from watching these videos that he would be very careful to guide his patients. The old idea of "If its not broken , don't fix it" comes to mind. I think being touched by his own infirmity has probably made him a better Doctor/ Surgeon and human being. He understands the pain of his clients. and understands what works and what doesn't.
Such an important concept for younger folks I feel like. I always appreciate a doctor who doesn’t push surgery or procedures on you even if it would profit them. Plus when you’re younger you think you are so sure about a plastic surgery procedure that it’s easy to be swayed to find another doctor who might do it regardless of if you really need it or not. Ten years later, our opinions might change and we may regret our decisions. Dr Linkov is doing his patients a huge favor by saying you don’t need it.
Dr. Gary a question I've always had was what makes a person's face look the way it does, naturally speaking, such as bone structure, fat, and muscle structure. It'd be incredible if u could give a video on this describing the types of faces and features that people have and show what underlying structure is giving that look!
but he lied about her ‘repeatedly denying surgeries’ //: it’s one thing to not address them (as ariana does), & another thing to deny them or lie about it when asked.
@@PrettyRaveBae she did deny. there are multiple articles about her denying on twitter in 2019 about having any work done on her nose. the tweet she made is now deleted, unfortunately, but the text is preserved on the wayback machine
@@GreenSaphir3 thats the only time shes denied it publicly tho...she hasn't even talked about any possible eye or brow surgeries she could've had done.
[edited for more clarity] I find it REALLY interesting how people who alter their looks surgically will look in their 40s & 50s (scar tissue build-up + natural changes). I'm not sure if celebrities take into consideration that beauty trends change over time, and transforming your body features according to those trends is temporary in principle. Trends over the integrity of one's own body - that is genuinely fascinating.
@@DrWhom easier said than done. Once you reach the level of celeb it's probably very hard to go back to regular life, no high from all the attention and the adoring fans night after night... life can feel very boring, especially if emotionally you crave attention.
I wonder what happens to skin when it is repeatedly stretched and stretched? Does it get thinner? Is there a risk of permanent marks like stretchmarks? Never heard about that on the face!
I think it actually does get too thin, to the point it cannot be worked on. And it definitely loses its elasticity. There is some celebrities you can look, Courtney Cox, Priscilla Presley, Janice Dickinson etc. That many surgeries plus age does not mix well. Give it another 10 years and Jennifer Lopez, Kim K are going to start looking a little....weird.... when the surgeries catch up.
very interesting video. i could see that she had something done but the amount of work done is really astounding, especially considering that shes not even 30 yet!
This astonishes me too. I almost find it a little concerning, her having so much done in her early 20s. Of course it's personal choice, and it could totally come from a healthy place, but it seems to unnecessary to me
6:01 it looks subtle to that point and when you show the comparison of the two photos it's an instant realization of how much there was actually done. Whoever has done it must be a grand master in the field.
@@floresamor4146 Next thing you know the kween be getting 4 shades darker and freckles (claiming its the suns magical blessing), 3b hair texture (claiming its her embracing her "natural curls" that somehow gone curlier compared to her curls back when she was a young teen due to "puberty"), a faint epicanthal fold (say to "snatch" her eyes more to her liking) and fat graft on her eyelid to make them puffy/ flat (say to "rejuvenate" her aging skin). Then people would say that it doesn't mean she is doing all those things she is "blasianfishing" and that people saying something about it are "reaching".
I'm happy you said that A 50 years old person can be considered fairly young, the pressure all kinds of people put to lived out your 20's and 30's and the rest it's drop dead it's so wrong, you're not legally and old person until you it 60 or 65 in the U.S! (depending of the state). And with so much advances we are seeing people beyond their 60's looking great and being very healthy.
I feel naive for having NO idea that she had any work done at all. But of course she has, I can’t believe I didn’t see it and would compare myself to celebs like this because I don’t have a strong jaw line or fuller lips but thank you for shining a light on this!
Check out Lorry Hill. She does a great breakdown. She’s just a lover of plastic surgery, she’s not a surgeon at all. Her main goal is to lift the veil of secrecy surrounding Hollywood’s ‘standard of beauty’ because pretty everyone’s had something done. So many of her subbies have commented how her vids have helped them stop comparing their own beauty to something that was never natural. Her vids are really compassionate and balanced.
I feel happy i want the only one that had no idea she had work done kkkk I could see the difference in her features but I thought it was just her face changing from childish features to more adults ones
I'm not a follower, but was aware of her when she first appeared, her brother was on the show big brother, so saw the comparison stuff then. Saw her in a recent clip and I said, whoa, plastic surgery!!
Without seeing pictures chronologically it would be hard for me to pick out what exactly was done (except lip fillers- that's just kind of a given), especially because there's so much hair and makeup on top of it, but seeing it like this it's kind of obvious. If nothing else people have to be able to recognize that's a very different nose than the one she started with. I'm worried that younger people will look at her current pictures and think you should be able to achieve that type of look with contour and eyeliner, and then feel bad that they can't.
I imagine how long a video on a KPop idol would take cause that’s exactly how it works, they’re constantly doing very minor work but when you look at a pic of four years ago the difference is shocking.
I just wish these type of videos would only use video footage or photos with no photoshop and not as much makeup. Several pictures used here were from photoshoots etc and those are edited to perfection.
I'm not making a judgement call on her for this, but one thing I keep thinking during these videos is the major difference in those who have a lot of money and the rest of us. We're all insecure about things to do with our face and body. Myself, I don't like my jawline or my eyelids, but I really hated my nose. I saved for a long time to be able to afford my rhinoplasty, and while my nose isn't perfect, the issues I had with it have been substantially improved, enough that I'm very happy. I spent, including travel and a hotel bill, about $8,000. I saved for 3 years for that. I will never have the sort of money to run out and fix every little thing about my appearance that bothers me. I worked very hard for one change, and it has made a huge difference for me. But I'm glad I can't afford all the rest, and neither can most of us. It puts the breaks on all that, and even if you do go under the knife, you chose 1, maybe 2, things that really matter to you and learn to live with andaybe even love the rest But Ariana, and ESPECIALLY the Kardashians, have no such breaks. It's such a double whammy that, in an industry where so many feel pressure to be as perfect as possible, the money is there to do whatever you want, whenever. The warnings he gives about so many surgeries at such a young age made me think, many of us would run out and get this, that, and the other, but we can't afford it. These celebs, that natural break of this not being sustainable financially is missing.
I love your work and I really love that you included a warning about starting young and getting multiple surgeries over the years. I'm 31 and aside from a growth removal, haven't had any work done for fear of it not turning out right. But I'm seeing a lot of people starting cosmetic procedures (mainly facial fillers and teeth veneers) as early as their teens. I do feel this is very much influenced by social media and celebrity culture, which of course doesn't discuss potential risks or botched work. I'd like to suggestion for you to expand your point into a whole video. I feel that could be very, very helpful to young people considering cosmetic procedures to understand the short and long-term risks. That goes for both surgical and nonsurgical procedures, as fillers are often touted as a "safer" option to going under the knife.
I don't think this is like a drug. The more you do it, the more you need to do to satisfy you and society. Because people are doing them more and more it's making younger and younger people feel "forced" to do them to just to be "normal" looking.
Brilliant summary and refreshing to hear a plastic surgeon warning of the ramifications and cost of multiple surgeries - partic when started at such a young age. Best plastic surgeon on here by far!
Ariana Grande already had a nose job on that picture when she was 16. She actually had a wide nose with a downward tip. The real before pictures were removed from google. Removing old photos from google and editing the own child photos is actually a very common thing in the celebrity world.
I feel like this also highlights how easily you can become addicted to getting cosmetic procedures and become dysphoric. I think most of us would agree that after the first few surgeries she had achieved what is considered the beauty standard, but she’s kept going and now she looks less and less human. You also mentioned how thin she is and it makes me wonder what kind of mental health problems she’s facing. Being a celebrity, especially a child celebrity, is so damaging. Be kind to yourselves! That being said, I will be getting cosmetic work done as I age if I can afford it. Probably not in my 20s though.
If your avatar is of your face, I would be very minimalistic at most with the surgery. Definitely not a nose job, because of multiple, often undiscussed risks like too little anesthesia being used during surgery, and the potential for getting a painkiller addiction during recovery. You might consider a facial exercising mask and some conductivity gel (plus rubbing alcohol to remove gel residue from your face). The gel is applied to the mask’s electrodes, which you then apply to your face. The mask uses electro stimulation to invoke mild muscle twitches in the face and upper neck. Run it 15-30 minutes per day. This will increase blood flow to your facial muscles (the exact opposite of Botox), keeping skin more rejuvenated with continued use. Plus, there’s no surgery or expensive maintenance involved. As an aside, the facial exercises can tuck in the jowls, sharpening the jawline and cheekbones.
At 26 she (on my opinion) reached the highest beauty and in the coming years the surgeries only became unecessary there's no turning back tho, if she notices that and tries to fix it won't be the same, unfortunately the coming surgeries she'll try to get will more likely take her beauty away more than help her kind sad.
She was beautiful before she had any surgery at all. She should have kept the face she was born with. There was absolutely no need for any “corrections.”
@@MidNiteR32 and what makes you think someone should be entitled (rude) enough to ask let alone expect the other person to answer? Again, no one else's business what these people choose to do with *their* faces.
She might have or will end with a type of body dysmorphia sadly. That's a very needed and caring warning that you added. Thank you for your clear video. Do you think you could do an analysis on Mariah Carey next ?
I think so too. She had a long period where she could not post any live video without any filter on it. Looking back, it all seems so sad to me because she was always naturally beautiful
@@lizardqueen7905 Hum most people don't know what body dysmorphia is and we can only speculate. Let's see what happens in the next years because i'm sure she isn't done
i thought i was the only one who noticed how much her face has changed for the past few years because nobody seemed to talk about it. she's already so beautiful before the surgery.
Hi Dr. Gary! The warning in this video really helped me think hard about the procedures I've been considering saving a large amount of money to get. I'm only 25, and I'm currently active duty enlisted, so I don't make a lot of money as it is. Now, when I reflect on what you said, I feel kind of relieved, as though I don't HAVE to do these things in order to find myself beautiful. I may reconsider, and put the little bit of money I make towards something more along the lines of a house, or maybe something else. Who knows? Thank you for offering the perspective.
Lyndi, I think you might like the channel One Big Happy Life. Scarlett was in the military young and then transformed her life financially and now she's a millionaire. She's really inspiring to watch. She was a financial attorney, but now runs her own business.
This video helped me realize that I have a good amount of the features that people seek to have through plastic surgery. I've seriously never considered how beautiful God has made me! I'm going to be less critical of myself and really see myself in a new way. Thank you for this, Dr. Gary!
What really annoys me with celebrity and surgery is that they are setting beauty standards that are not achievable to the mass. Ariana was a beautiful girl, with her own beautiful features, but no, she had to look a certain way with the fox eyes, the big lips, the chiselled face and all and to achieve this look she had surgery. There was absolutely nothing wrong with her to start with. That young woman is 28 and she had more surgery than most. How sad...
I love her music, and she’s a gorgeous woman for sure. No doubt she’s always been stunning, regardless of surgery. However, it is so wrong to tell people that you haven’t had any work done when it’s so clear that you have. It sets u realistic expectations when it comes to age and beauty. When you age, you don’t look younger.
so sick of this. she's only denied it once on twitter but yall make it seem like she keeps denying it when she's literally not addressing it cos if she does ppl are just gonna harass her abt it.
@@judithemmett9163 So it's more important for her not to receive a few petty Twitter comments, which the army of fans will no doubt squash with death threats, than being honest and potentially saving her young fans the heart ache of another unattainable beauty standard in a world where women are exceedingly pressured to look conventionally perfect?
What about under the chin? She never had a ton of fat there, but can’t help but notice that it’s overly thin/ streamlined now. Perhaps that’s part of the ponytail facelift, but I’m very curious on the fat under the chin
that was the biggest cue for me, also, that something had changed; in her music videos it looks like her jawline can cut diamonds. she was so beautiful prior to whatever she’s had done (and still is!); the pressure of fame/celebrity/what-have-you is an unforgiving beast..
No one should be criticized or even shamed for plastic surgery. If someone feels they need to, if it is on their own accord, perfectly fine. It is no one else's business. I however have an issue with people, specifically celebrities/influencers who lie about it, deny anything was done, thus setting totally unrealistic standards for their young, impressionable followers. In addition to that celebrities often monetize their unnatural beauty and sell cosmetics, diets and what not to their followers, who often believe they can attain some of that beauty when it is in reality only attainable by plastic surgery and tons of money. That's insidious.
I think the same. She was naturally beautiful and she can age gracefully as long as she took care of herself. The potential scar tissue from present and future series can have a negative outcome if she has additional surgery.
i'm really grateful that you made this video, i think Ariana especially is someone who everyone compares themselves to a lot seeing as she looks so flawless, it seems all so natural and effortless until you take into account the hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of surgeries, likely expensive skin treatments and also professionally done makeup, no one should ever have to suffer insecurity because their natural appearance doesn't match someone else's fabricated/hugely enhanced one
As a medical professional and a woman, I really appreciate your delivery. You explain your medical opinion factually without losing people who aren’t in the medical field. But more importantly, you aren’t endorsing plastic surgery in a way that feeds into what can be a very toxic industry.
Something is up with her eyelids from 2020 to 2021. I'm wondering if she had another blepharoplasty. That seems to be the biggest difference to me within the last year. Her eyes don't look like they add any emotion to her face anymore
Oh if you could do one for Zendaya that would be great! She’s definitely had work done on her nose. Very subtle and very tasteful but her nose is definitely not the same and I k ow that puberty and aging doesn’t lift your nose or nostrils either. Nobody talks about it because she’s unproblematic and that’s great, but it’s definitely not her natural nose.
@@elodie7141 absolutely! Look at her when she was younger vs now. And I think that’s honestly the only thing she’s had done. But she’s definitely had a nose job
@luna Reminds me of Blake Lively's nose job back in the day, I think many people don't even know she had a nose job and it was done very well and fit her face perfectly, without any influence of trends that exist today to create one specific nose.
This is soooo insane!!! I got sick to my stomach as you named all of those procedures! I couldn't imagine having allll that in my face! I used to think Ariana was one of the most beautiful women in the world. But in the last year, with her updated face, I don't see her as the same person. This is the perfect example of finally taking it too far, and sadly, I think she will continue to do more in time. This is horribly sad to me. Anyway, wonderful video, great detail.
In my opinion the amount of work she has done on her face is unfortunate, especially with this last face lift. She looked perfect already in 2014-2018. I don't think she'll age well after this last procedure.
@@maya-yf7nr well the ponytail facelift is not a facelift ur thinking about it's actaully good for preventing aging as it's marketed for younger people in 30s etc and it's done by one surgeon here in LA I think. And most people age by exposure of sun and tanning an no sunscreen is the biggest why skin sags an wrinkles .
It's so shocking to me that people so young are having such altering procedures. I just can't imagine the psychology to accept plastic surgery as being so normal, like getting a haircut, especially given the risks of having surgery and the impacts long-term on the shape of the face and skin. and the muscles? bones? As a teen in the 80s, we only ever heard of nose jobs in the modeling industry and that was quite frowned upon outside the industry. I never quite realized the standards and requirements, and the pressure.
I've already seen people comparing plastic surgery to going to get a haircut, it's insane, people are desensitized to it and it's becoming so normalized.
As someone who had 2 jaw surgeries and it makes me look different now because I had these jaw issues since I was a child, I can tell you that there is somewhat an emotional journey that comes with getting work done. I went through an identity crisis because I look really different from my school pictures. I look different but I have a picture when I was toddler that shows that how my face looked now it similar to my toddler pic way (way before the jaw issues became an issue). I’m happy that I can chew properly and breath better and have better posture but I’m glad I did when I was out of high school because I wouldn’t want to deal with people accusing me of plastic surgery and the jealousy form others who don’t even want to sympathize with what I went through.
@@ritaevergreen7234 It's different because you had a medical issue to address. I have jaw issues and wondering if at some point I will need surgery too. I did have plastic surgery, on my mouth when I was 8, 4 years after a dog bite to my mouth and face to correct the scar. My mom's decision.
I'd honestly say.. don't look at anyone online these days as an example of natural beauty. I mean instagram models, even tiktokers; not the average person. So many young people have at LEAST fillers on there now, it's actually alarming. People are growing up with such a warped sense of reality. I saw comments 5 years ago about a natural woman's aged, slightly wrinkled lips saying "ew, that's not how lips should look". It's scary and I'd rather live offline!
She has evidence of a blepharoplasty as far back as 2011 (pay close attention to the increased TPS compared to 2010). She also has evidence of a browlift as early as 2012. Both brows are elevated slightly compared to natural brows in 2011. The asymmetry with the L eyebrow can be observed here as well. Otherwise, spot on analysis.
I assumed she had some small things done like maybe lip filler or botox but I had no idea the extent of her changed appearance. I had seen that youngest picture of her that was shown and then I’ve obviously seen what she looks like as an adult but I had never seen any photos of her in those in-between years (17-19). If you had asked me who that was in those pictures, I would have never guessed it was Ariana Grande. She’s completely unrecognizable!
i absolutely love ariana, she was really pretty before and still is, but there’s no denying she looks different. let her do what she wants, just don’t drag yourself down for not looking “as perfect” as celebs because 80% of the time they changed themselves a bit :)
She was a beauty before any modifications were made. But like you mentioned, the celebs have to continue to keep up their beautiful faces and images. Thank you for sharing your videos.
I’m always confused by celebrities who project such an air of confidence but then hate their appearance so much by that they change everything about the way they naturally look. She looks like a completely different person.
my thoughts aside from what you mentioned: 1. jaw/chin lipo or facetite instead of jaw implant 2. lip lift at the same time as pontytail lift or revision rhino. 3. lower bleph because back in her nickelodeon days she had eye bags and they're completely gone now!
Most of the time it's not about "feeling good about yourself" but "fitting into what society expects" and they will never be "happy" in their own bodies because beauty standarts are always changing. They are trapped into and unending circle of insatisfaction.
Please do Gwen Stefani. I worked as venue security one time as she ran by in 2008 towards the stage, and she was looking her age then. Now I see her, and I'm like "no way that's natural". Please good dr, analyze Gwen for us.
God I can’t imagine getting so much surgery done on my face all the time. She must spend such a significant amount of time recovering/in pain and then do it all over again. I just don’t get it
Fans deny her plastic surgery because when it comes to Ariana, it’s weird. She sometimes photoshops her ig post and in some pics her nose looks the same it did when she was a child etc. She looks different on the voice but in one clip where she had her classic pony she looked the same. It’s weird because you can defo argue both sides. Plus with her brows, it was never uneven, she’s said she does that out of nervousness when posing. It’s true because if you look at video of red carpets you can see her brows raise up and down compared to interviews.
It doesn’t matter if she does or not. But when i get in the internet and people talk about how perfect and flawless she is naturally i just cannot stand the misconception. Nobody looks this perfect naturally. Beauty standards are shot
I think you might be missing her very first brow lift and nose job in the 2011 pic. Her brows are definitely higher and it looks like the tip of her nose has been refined.
I just can’t see that anything Ariana has done to her eyebrows has improved how they looked Originally. In the movie don’t look up there was a scene where the whole outer third of her eyebrows seemed stapled down and the inner third was really animated, one eyebrow was a lot higher than the other. Just looked really strange and it seemed to stand out more than anything else on her face. Bit of a cautionary tale
I saw Ariana's video addressing people who may have talked about her health concerns. I am a fan of Ariana and love her so much. It made me worry so I searched for more info and I found your video. She has all the right to do what she wants on her body. I'm proud of her that she makes her own decisions. Your video is very informative and I learned a lot here. Thank you for being honest about the plastic surgery thing and for giving us warnings and reminders. I love your videos Dr.Gary.
thank you for making this, it's nice to have an actual plastic surgeon's take on her procedures since so many people don't think she's had any work done, ever. i am a huge ariana fan but personally i wish she had never gotten the facelift, it aged her and you are right that it will likely only lead to more surgeries down the road as she ages. i think she had this done late 2020/early 2021. i also think she has had more than 2 rhinoplasties, i think at least 3 with a first revision much earlier than you said. what do you think?
watch lorry Hills video, she provides some even older Pictures of Ariana where her chin was kind of long, i believe her very first surgery was chin shaving
How did she get rid of the dimple, make her smile turn upwards and cheeks smaller? Looks as though she's had liposuction in the chin. There are still so many procedures missing from here.
I feel it's sad that you felt the need to get plastic surgery at such a young age. She was perfectly beautiful as she was, She would have grown older beautifully and naturally. I really don't see a need for her to have had any need for plastic surgery at this point in her life. Hopefully, she won't end up looking like a cat at the end of her life.
Her natural look would not have perpetuated her to global star status, believe it or not, and that's what she wanted. It's all well and good to look back and think "why would she do that?", but her industry is pretty cutthroat when it comes to making it real big and at the end of the day, perhaps this is what she always dreamed of looking like? Without knowing her personally, it's best that we just not judge and accept her at face value; not matter what face she's wearing.
@@TheSwauzz agree! Tbf its very common for celebs to get work done. She mightve wanted to look like that as u said. It looks amazing and dont think its sad.
Also, it is not up to anybody's judgement on what anyone chooses to do with their body or face. If someone wants to look like X or Y then it is for them to choose. Will they regret it? Maybe or maybe not. I do get where ure coming from though. Nobody is natural nowadays either way. We always modify our bodies in someway or another
@@TheSwauzz Yeah you're probably right. The ponytail lift, lip fillers, eyebrow lift, jaw implant are all very trendy looks right now. Its the face you gotta have to become popular on social media as well. Look at the kind of women we consider the most beautiful nowadays.. Madison Beer, Megan Fox, Angelina Jolie few years back, Ariana Grande.. they all have similar looking features now
Thanks for pointing these things out. I really hate that she denies having any work done when it is quite obvious. Peoples noses don’t naturally change in shape. 🤷🏻♀️ Just be open and honest, especially when you are influencing so many!
Right?! I mean, Megan Fox has been very transparent about her dysmorphia & subsequent surgeries. How much you wanna bet Ariana will soon add skincare to her REM makeup line?😑
I think Ariana was so incredibly beautiful, naturally, such a sweet face, and now she's changed so much she's unrecognizable, It almost breaks my heart
Thank you!! Girls NEED to know that these are surgical enhancements and to STOP feeling sorry for being "ugly" or not looking like them. It REALLY helps what you're doing I wish celebrities would come cleam regarding all their surgeries. It would help their self esteem soooo much to know they are not born perfect. Thank you. 😊
I had one surgery for the sake of breathing. It was scary, but I'm happy I had it done. I was unable to smell anything unless I stuffed my nose almost into whatever I was trying to smell, be it food, perfume or whatever. My nostrils also would slam shut every time I tried to inhale, so I kept breathing through my mouth. It took a long time for my nose to stop being dry and achy. Having an allergy also didn't help. The one time I forgot to open my mouth wide, I felt like my nose got sneezed off my face. It hurt and bled afterwards, and for a few days I lost all sense of smell. That was, to me, even scarier than the operation. In the end, it all worked out. I can now breathe freely through my nose, I can smell things much better and I feel much more comfortable in my own skin (since my nose was very crooked to the left, I felt ugly). Adding to it... I used to get sneezing fits whenever I blew my nose into a tissue, and that stopped, for whatever reason, after the operation. Even though I write pretty positively about it, I'm not sure if I'd want to go through that again. The stitches were also supposed to "vanish" and they didn't. They started to pinch, so I took a pair of scissors and cut them out (Don't do that, you can F things up real bad. I'm an idiot, so don't be me). Also, when they removed those silicone splints... Believe me, when I say: You do not want to see what comes out of your nose. And that feeling :X like your brain just comes out through your nose. That scarred me for life, lol. One funny slice (maybe just to me): When they put me under, my eyes stayed open, so I have this picture in mind, how they are working on my nose, just to get stared at, unblinking. For some reason, that puts me into hysterics whenever I imagine that xD
Honestly for Ariana this is pocket money. But she looks beautiful, there’s no denying that. 🥰 Thanks for shading a light, doc. I think it makes us regular girls feel better about ourselves ❤️
I think you may have missed as a part of her newest surgeries (ponytail lift, revision brow lift) that she had her jaw implant replaced ? the first thing I noticed with her newest face that made me google if she had surgery was her jaw, it looks way more square and pronounced. Does anyone agree?
I just love you Dr Gary🎀. If you start a fan club I'm in it.!! I think it's wonderful that you're sharing this information as I'm sitting next to my daughter who's only 26 and some of her friends are beginning to have fillers done into lips and watching this my daughter of 26 years is definitely not going to do that have any kind of plastic surgery until she really has to .You are very explicit in what you had to say, it was very clear and understanding to not only me but my younger daughter and we both believe that you are sincerely telling us the truth with regard to plastic surgery including the cost. Lastly may I say that you are helping and guiding Young women and men with two options to either get it the plastic surgery or not to get the plastic surgery and this is the first time in my life that anybody or any doctor has told me the advantages but more importantly the disadvantages of getting plastic surgery especially at a young age. The reason being that the younger you are💯 you will keep having to do it Time After Time After Time and eventually it will lead to damage. When I was growing up my parents always said if something isn't broken just leave it as it is. Once again thank you for sharing I greatly appreciate it the time and energy are taking out to educate the Young and the old . Regards to your wife and have a great day 😊💯😊🌺🌺🌺
Thank you Dorothy for your kind words! 🙏
@@drgarylinkov You are more than 🤗 welcome !! Finally we have found a plastic surgeon who is telling us the truth💯 to so many people on TH-cam💯 that didn't have the proper knowledge that you are now providing us with.🌎 Now when people do get the plastic surgery they'll have all the knowledge they need 💯to make the proper choice with what work they want done regarding the changes to their body 💯🎀😊🎀
@@dorothykuveke1217 That's the goal!
Post videos of your daughter. LOL
Interesting, the phrase: "put it off until its needed... "
Then it is, after that 1st surgery ( then truely) 'it is needed'.
Truly needed after that 1st one is done. The requirements of, 'maintenance'.
This Dr. is my guilty pleasure, his face is SO BEAUTIFUL, as a artist I am beguiled by it. I want to sculpt it. So interesting, so character filled.
Sculpting someone, is more personally (intimate) than painting a portrait.
Though, with portraits... there is still a sense, of being deeply being absorbed with your subject.
Its so conflicting... he's an artist. He too sculpts.
Its so personal to capture someone's likeness.
Yet, in plastic surgery it is the 'capture of the subjects likeness', that is spirited away...
My guilty pleasure... to look upon him.
Testing myself 'not to imagine' sculpting that face in my mind.
My guilty pleasure, while
in my heart... I know any UNNECESSARY surgery is vandalism.
So, my muse, is a vandal.
So, my muse, removes the world of muses...
I don't know about face lifts, but... maybe, I know about 'head trips'. My muse, commits vandalism...
and, I am in conflict.
i’m so glad more surgeons are talking about this because fans will continue to deny it and it’s refreshing to see why celebrities really look so perfect. i think it helps a lot of people’s self esteem to know celebs aren’t all natural.
(Edit: why do so many people have a problem with me using the word perfect? obviously they are not perfect but they’ve altered themselves so much to give that impression. People need to calm down)
Perfect?... naw... Uncanny!
Enjoy, your maturation, these people are destroying their human experience.
Every expression floods the brain with certain chemistries.
For instance, when a person smiles, after 20 minutes, it acts like a narcotic.
Loosing that is beyond tragic...
and, its SO much fun to watch,
a face, change its composition with age.
A example I like to give... is... tear off a computer screen and stick it back on...
Is it going to look, and work, better before, OR after, it (that interface) was torn off.
Stop comparing yourself to people
Weird comment lmao
Lol ok
@@e.s.l.1083 decent point, terrible analogy. Yes you CAN replace things to work better. Ever hear of engine swaps lol
As a 24 years old I really apprecieate the warning! I feel like social media puts so much pressure on young people (especially when it comes to appearance)
I’m only 20 years old and yet I felt the need for plastic surgery. Then it hit me. 20 years old is EXTREMELY young and so is 24! In fact, any age below 40 is so young and social media puts PRESSURE on beauty. When you look at everyday people, you really see the beauty in natural faces and bodies. I say delete Twitter, instagram, tumblr, Facebook and all those. They’re no good for the mental psyche
@@livelaughlove0209 I felt exactly the same. And it shouldn't be this way.
You choose your own battles. If a life in external beauty and internal agony is what you desire, it's there for you to pick. There's no ethical problem. But you do to others as you do onto yourself, and thus you take responsibility. Don't say I didn't warn you.
@@livelaughlove0209 it only affects the weak minded. If you feel pressure from a website, you qualify as super weak
@@LarsRyeJeppesen pretty much everyone at that age is "weak". It's normal to feel insecure especially when you're young and it's basic human nature to want to fit in and feel validated by other people. Confidence and inner strength are skills that take time to develop.
As someone who just turned 30 and certainly doesn't have the money for any of these procedures, I appreciate you explaining why having a lot of surgeries and fillers done at a young age can have damaging long term effects. I thankfully still look fairly young, (people usually think i'm in my early to mid 20s), but as these procedures become more normalized, it feels like women are being expected to look like flawless teenage goddesses well into their 30s and 40s! It's not enough to just be good looking and youthful by "normal" standards - people want the superhuman beauty of their favorite celebrities which only money can buy. I wish we could just let everyone go back to having regular faces with human flaws.
Its becoming a very unhealthy obsession. Well I say becoming, it always was an unhealthy obsession. It's just far more accessible to normal people now.
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i agree with you on most of it. i thought the same when i was in my 30s.
when you reach 47…that is when i would like to hear your opinion again.
@@MyLolle What are you talking about? My around 65yo mom looks great without any work. Why wouldn’t I do the same?
Sadly, until social media loses relevance, we won't go back to a "normal" standard. The good news is despite millions of people on every social media platform, there are still millions that don't interact on social media.
She can do whatever she wants to her face/body but it's weird to keep denying it in this day and age 🤷🏻♀️
Yeah, she’d have a lot of support if she was honest. People don’t care about celebrities having surgery, they care about the denying.
Why would anyone wanna admit their insecurities to the entire world?? It’s none of anyone’s damn business seriously
Yeah and essentially when she’s got such a young and impressionable fanbase. They will see her face change and think that is how aging works and be disappointed when their face doesn’t change and “glow up” as they get older and feel bad about themselves. When she says she’s got nothing done to her face they’ll believe that without questioning because obviously young fans want to believe their favorite celebs are honest. It doesn’t surprise me that so many young girls are self conscious when these “perfect” celebs are out here denying having surgeries and then sell products like for example skin care saying people can achieve the same look with that when in reality the only way to achieve that look would be surgery. I’ve seen many of Arianas fans say she’s changed her face through manifestation and I can just imagine how many fans might believe in that and then get disappointed when they realize their face won’t change like that through manifestation and then loose self esteem or get depressed because of feeling like they’re not good enough since they can’t manifest a face like that.
Did he say something different? No, so why do you write that. We all know that
@@strangerthings88 I completely understand why someone wouldn't want to admit they've had plastic surgery. However, it's an issue when celebrities have a young fanbase, claim that the changes are from puberty, and sell beauty products. It makes people think they'll have a "glow up" too when they hit puberty or buy their product.
Ariana is one of those celebs I’ve looked up several times to see what kind of work she’s had done, because it’s OBVIOUS she has, yet so many people defend the idea she hasn’t. There’s nothing wrong with it, I personally think it’s extremely obvious she had some sort of eyebrow lift, it’s the most prevalent change. Thank you for this video :)
hahah yeah i got abused on instagram for suggesting she had a nose job. False idols will always turn people into weirdos
eyebrow lift? Are we ignoring the blackface lmao.
“It’s obvious” why are you even lying
Agreed, at least Ari said that she changed and changes her face, mostly with Botox and minor procedures (in general). The “fans” that say that she didn’t firstly never listen to her (cause she talked about it before) and secondly are blind lol. Ari doesn’t come out and talk about her changes a lot but she said she did and never denied it. What pisses me off are those who clearly had it done and deny deny deny, they didn’t even had the decency to stay quiet lol
@@rahhuuuu2321 stfu lmao. She has obviously had work done.
Love how you express yourself and are non-bias. Unlike others who get too emotionally involved and speculate all kinds of stuff who doesn't seem consistent. Thank you, straight to the point, no exagerated theory, or preference. Love that
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I’m a fan and I can’t believe her fans are in denial of it. They really think multiple surgeons are lying about her surgery. What would you guys get out of lying?? It makes no sense
There’s no shame either way, I think people in general would appreciate the truth.
They deny as it breaks off the illusion that these celebrities are somewhat perceived as perfect
People who worship celebrities usually lack cognitive abilities and reason. It’s been studied before.
I love Ariana so much, but it’s frustrating to know that her fans are denying it.. I hate to say it but Ari’s fandom is very toxic. I really don’t care that she had plastic surgery, she is beautiful with and without it as well, but as a fan it’s super annoying that u deny the obvious.. it’s like they think that it’s some kind of an issue to have a plastic surgery nowadays, especially as a celebrity
@@moonlightbae7762 How can you be a fan of a fake, superficial liar?
Ariana still looks beautiful, but it makes me sad that she is having so many procedures early in life. She had naturally pretty features and I'm worried that she won't know when to stop. It's cliche, but our differences make us beautiful and unique. We don't all need high eyebrows, a small nose, big lips, and a sharp jaw.
The downside about getting plastic surgery when you’re young is that the body is still changing. Drooping and sagging is unavoidable even with surgery.
She’ll have to keep doing it just for upkeep.
I think it comes down to her job. She is being looked at and ridiculed by some almost every day, so I think her insecurities show more. And my guess, to supress her insecurities, she undergo surgeries. Hopefully she gains more confidence for her beauty and stops the surgeries.
@@kingrodriguez3095 absolutely
I don’t think personally she had that many surgeries :) she more like had. Thread face lift !
@@onyxxx08 Yeah, I think her only surgery is the nose thing, the rest are probably botox and fillers. The jaw and chin fillers I don't buy, though. I think her face shape is pretty natural.
this is perhaps the most clear and concise video on her surgeries, and knowing its from a specialist like you, probably also the most accurate. theres only one thing, theres a picture of an even younger Ariana (before the red hair) where her brows are significantly lower. unfortunately the mystery for me has always been whether she had already had that first brow lift in the first picture of her that you showed (at such a young age) it’s just always baffled me. she’s stunning and i wish she didn’t have to do all this in order to be considered beautiful but thats how it is for now.
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As someone who has followed Ari since the Victorious days, I actually think her initial brow lift was in 2011. You can see the difference in the distance between her eye and brow and also that her eyelids are more visible starting around that point. It was a pretty noticeable shift watching her in motion weekly - changed the overall appearance of her face.
I do like the brow lift because it’s opened her eyes and made them look bigger, skin smoother But she is getting quite a bit at a young age I’d be worried about the upkeep as I got older but she can afford it lol Also everyone is going for the same look too now becuz of insta, like Kylie Jenner Everyone wants that Instagram model look with an hourglass figure Ari looks like that too now Like what happens when that’s not society’s idea of perfect anymore? More surgeries?
Dude same!! I find it weird how all the plastic surgery videos Iv seen on Ariana place the eyebrow raise in 2013- theres such a difference between 2010 and 2011. I defes think its too high to be labeled as just a change in the plucking and makeup. I wouldnt be suprised if she had 1 in 2011, another in 2013, then finally the corrective surgery that evened her eyebrows, and the doctor pointed out in 2021.
she started to have that "lost deer" look then, I don't know either how it's not mentioned.
Exactly her first surgeries were well before 2016. Particularly her nose.
@@wilsonclaire3352 exactly
So many young people (both boys and girls) hold Ariana up as the epitome of beauty, without knowing that's she's not all natural. Thank you for this breakdown. It's healthy to know that that's not how most real humans look like 🙏
she was still stunning without the surgery too
@@ananya.m.2158 Which makes it even sadder that she went through with so many procedures 😔
@@Vivienwestphal It’s not tho? She’s beautiful either way.
she should have stopped halfway she was looking amazing but now she looks like she's disappearing piece by piece.
@@imogenmoonlight nobody said she isn't stunning now. I was only sad that she felt the need to do it and that some young people are not aware of how much plastic surgery it takes to look like her. Not a single claim about how she's not beautiful anymore.
Who else is here after watching the Ariana lie detector video 😂
I am, I still don’t know if she’s lying
Truly a mystery 🤪
@@NothingItsJustMe2.0 please don't allow her and celebs like her to fool you. your eyes don't lie. at the very LEAST, the change to the nose is drastic. ofc she is only going to admit to fillers and botox, bc they are seen as more acceptable, attainable, and temporary. esp. with her having a beauty brand now-- she is not going to admit that her looks are largely naturally unattainable.
It's sobering to be reminded that the cost of revision is always higher than the initial procedure. I think a lot of young people especially rush into getting plastic surgery as soon as they can scrape the money together (or put in on a credit card) without considering complications or having money set aside for any fixes they might need in the future. Plastic surgery isn't just a risk to your health but it's also a financial risk and needs to be treated accordingly. Don't cheap out on your surgeon and have some kind of back up plan for any unforeseen problems!
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As a fan of Ariana Grande, I always found it SO WEIRD that her fans always deny she's had it, when it's so obvious she has gotten plastic surgery. There's nothing wrong with getting it in anyway, so I was always confused on why the fans try to deny!
I'm also an Ariana fan and I cannot agree more with what your saying, idk why fans keep denying it. I mean, u can also tell that most of the changes are because of losing or gaining weight yk, but like it's so obvious that she had some work done, and there's nothing wrong with that so yeah, I'm confused ab why people keep denying it. She is beautiful and she will always be, even if she has had some plastic surgeries done
Bc she always denied it herself, saying it was her "natural cute nose" and stuff like that. Her fans are young and just follow what she says
probably because ariana has denied it herself, so of course her most loyal fans are going to agree with her without doing proper research.
They would get mad too 😂
@@feebzcheez she just denied one time that was for her nose she nothing other than that ever
She looked so much better and more recognizable in her victorious days. She had those special Italian features, even almost oriental and exotic. Now she looks like the typical instagram star. Have you noticed how many people are nowadays able to mimic her?
I really appreciate this break down. I think a lot of people, myself included, don't think about the maintenance costs of plastic surgery. Knowing that it's not just the cost of surgery and healing time, but also the 10, 20 years down the line, put things into perspective on what these "quick fixes" entail.
Love in the future.
I have definitely noticed more women getting the “Fox eye” or almond eye done surgically, where before they had more rounded, doll-like eyes. I think part of the downside of these cosmetic surgery “trends” is that everyone starts to look the same. I have round-ish doll eyes and I love them! People need to think very hard before getting cosmetic surgery done, once it’s been done it’s much more difficult to go back if you decide you don’t like it later on.
Exactly how I feel! I have big eyes and love them and it makes me sad to see big-eyed girls change that
to add on from the perspective of a Southeast Asian, I'm personally finding myself getting more and more uncomfortable with the normalization of these said "fox eye" and eye lift surgeries.. I don't think that people are necessarily trying to look more East/South East Asian (although some of them certainly are), but it is a bit frustrating that this eye shape is only acceptable and desirable on non Asian people.
It’s a trend because it’s common on East and southeast Asians, and poc features always trend on white people :(
Also its gives off the impression that there is something inherently wrong with having those types of features, which makes people very insecure.
@@mahi93162 do you know that some white people also have almond eyes?
I love the part where you give proper warning to your audience. It’s nice to have a doctor be real like that
It sucks how people throw away their natural, individual charm for no good reason. I'm all for plastic surgery if its purpose is to make your features more harmonious, but I really feel like this should never be influenced by trends.
The right side of the brain controls the left side of the body...
The left side of the brain controls the right side of the body...
The right side of the brain is creative.
The left side of the brain is analytical.
Harmonious Features?
Harmony, comes from the inside. And, our faces are not for us. They are for, telegraphing communication to a populous.
unless, the argument, for it being ('our face') is a physiological one...
because, 'expressions' flood the brain with chemicals... so in that way our faces are for us.
not sure whats left, of that, after surgery, (and fillers and and frozen cast of a botox glance... ) but, according to physicians, after the first fall under the knife, more surgery is yet required, to come 'on the rise' (for maintenance).
Unnecessary surgery, is The Trend, and the juggernaut of 'make up' and 'special lighting' by influencers, after words, to obscure, and continue to justify, the botched blotched abominations (this too is also the sin).
Thoughts on: when people 'pay to loose their face', and no monetary wealth, can bring that 'priceless likeness' back again. It can't be put back in place.
The too hard lesson, of taking something... so valuable... for granted.
Our faces are not for us.
Back in the day, (here's a generation comparison):
Girls didn't own a mirror, until they were 16. It was a customary gift, sort of a rite of passage. But, before then, to own a mirror, was not expected as 'a given' reality (&it was a very expensive gift).
I, myself, didn't know what I looked like (in great detail) until I was over 5 foot tall.
So, its perhaps generational.
But... that doesn't mean, the generation of the past, were 'wrong'.
I suppose, I should, apologize for babbling on.
That's a good principle
People don't just get plastic surgery for "no good reason" 💀
What they mean is that the reason isn’t worth it
You sound hypocrite tbh. What if these are the features she wanted in the first place? Then uou sound like you do not allow plastic surgery in the first plsce either.
I find it sad that someone so naturally pretty felt the need for all these procedures, and at such a young age too. I can't help but feel that some people start off with one procedure and then become hooked on "improving" themselves with more and more surgery, only to end up looking really strange. A case in point is Katie Price - not sure if she's known in the US, but she's very well known here in the UK, a former glamour model who has sliced and diced her once naturally attractive face to oblivion.
I remember seeing before and after pictures of her. It’s like she’s not even the same person. (And really didn’t need it.)
@@reikun86 Looks like the average girl (before and after) in my country (Balkan country). Nothing special, it's all about advertising.
Another good example is Chrissy Teigen. She didn't need anything done to her face, she's almost unrecognizable now.
I've heard before that Hollywood could be the reason why celebrities are getting things done, almost like some hazing. Idk if they're pushing an ideal on people or they're pushing the cosmetic surgery. industry but it's creepy people from different backgrounds are starting to look alike.
And her before look was so much better. She had so natural and unique beauty. And now she looks like cheap plastic doll (though that changes costs a lot). She just ruined her beauty.
I'm still in love with her angelic voice, but I don't like her new look at all, I can't see this fake face, those big slugs instead of her perfect lips especially.
And I'm so Sorry that no one tell her that what she's doing to herself was wrong. And now it's too late.
I really appreciate the format of these videos: the goals are to show you how some of our favorite celebrities actually attain their perfect looks, how much it actually costs, and the actual risks/ramifications behind them. It is not shameful or hateful and is executed very eloquently. Thank you!
ı love your partners...
She looks amazing, but I’m so mad at how long it took me to realize that the perfection you see in celebrities is so unattainable and inorganic. Young girls are growing up comparing themselves to people who’ve been sewn and stitched up repeatedly and it’s not okay to pretend that these celebrities were born like that. Ariana was and still is beautiful, but let’s acknowledge the pressure to be perfect that it puts on girls in society. It’s not okay.
She better look amazing with all that surgery
Ok, but also we should take some responsibility and stop celebrity worshipping. Let's not look up to them anymore.
I wasn't aware she had had any surgery until recently when I saw a compilation of her hairstyles over the years. This does indeed set very high beauty expectations 'cause you think she naturally looks that way. I bet these procedures were hurtful and stressful, and she's still so young... I hope she remains okay throughout the years.
@@katgreer6113 yes this. we need better access to mental healthcare imo because everyone's self esteem is in the gutter. and plastic surgery isn't going to magically fix that. you get a boost of happiness right afterwards, and then return to baseline. if your baseline is depression and low self esteem, nothing cosmetic will help with that. you'll likely just get addicted and keep chasing that temporary happiness boost.
Great work as ever.
I have a feeling from watching these videos that he would be very careful to guide his patients. The old idea of "If its not broken , don't fix it" comes to mind. I think being touched by his own infirmity has probably made him a better Doctor/ Surgeon and human being. He understands the pain of his clients. and understands what works and what doesn't.
Such an important concept for younger folks I feel like. I always appreciate a doctor who doesn’t push surgery or procedures on you even if it would profit them. Plus when you’re younger you think you are so sure about a plastic surgery procedure that it’s easy to be swayed to find another doctor who might do it regardless of if you really need it or not. Ten years later, our opinions might change and we may regret our decisions. Dr Linkov is doing his patients a huge favor by saying you don’t need it.
I love your smile...
Your secret love.
Dr. Gary a question I've always had was what makes a person's face look the way it does, naturally speaking, such as bone structure, fat, and muscle structure.
It'd be incredible if u could give a video on this describing the types of faces and features that people have and show what underlying structure is giving that look!
what i loved the most about this is how neutral you were, you did not shame her in any way, a very professional yet entertaining video
but he lied about her ‘repeatedly denying surgeries’ //: it’s one thing to not address them (as ariana does), & another thing to deny them or lie about it when asked.
@@PrettyRaveBae she did deny. there are multiple articles about her denying on twitter in 2019 about having any work done on her nose. the tweet she made is now deleted, unfortunately, but the text is preserved on the wayback machine
Love is like the ocean...
@@GreenSaphir3 thats the only time shes denied it publicly tho...she hasn't even talked about any possible eye or brow surgeries she could've had done.
[edited for more clarity] I find it REALLY interesting how people who alter their looks surgically will look in their 40s & 50s (scar tissue build-up + natural changes).
I'm not sure if celebrities take into consideration that beauty trends change over time, and transforming your body features according to those trends is temporary in principle. Trends over the integrity of one's own body - that is genuinely fascinating.
she making money now. if she is smart she will invest wisely and be out of the public eye by her late 30s
look at Michael Jackson
@@pb25789 Exactly.
@@DrWhom easier said than done. Once you reach the level of celeb it's probably very hard to go back to regular life, no high from all the attention and the adoring fans night after night... life can feel very boring, especially if emotionally you crave attention.
You are a lucky girl.
This is the first, accurate, unbiased video that I've seen on this. I adore this woman. For this, I thank you.
I wonder what happens to skin when it is repeatedly stretched and stretched? Does it get thinner? Is there a risk of permanent marks like stretchmarks? Never heard about that on the face!
good question
We are probably seeing only now the generation that really went nuts with the amount of work done and they aren’t exactly aging gracefully.
@@biazacha Not true. You must be very very young because people have been getting surgery for a very long long time. 99% of Hollywood
I think it actually does get too thin, to the point it cannot be worked on. And it definitely loses its elasticity. There is some celebrities you can look, Courtney Cox, Priscilla Presley, Janice Dickinson etc. That many surgeries plus age does not mix well. Give it another 10 years and Jennifer Lopez, Kim K are going to start looking a little....weird.... when the surgeries catch up.
It loses elasticity I think. Meaning when you get older it will have even more wrinkles unless you keep stretching.
very interesting video. i could see that she had something done but the amount of work done is really astounding, especially considering that shes not even 30 yet!
Thanks for the support! 🙏
This astonishes me too. I almost find it a little concerning, her having so much done in her early 20s. Of course it's personal choice, and it could totally come from a healthy place, but it seems to unnecessary to me
This isn’t a new phenomena in Hollywood..
6:01 it looks subtle to that point and when you show the comparison of the two photos it's an instant realization of how much there was actually done. Whoever has done it must be a grand master in the field.
I love how quickly and efficiently you go through this. Very to the point instead of dragging it out like a lot of TH-camrs.
Your hair is very beautiful...
Love how kween ariana grande went from italian to latina, to lighskin afro-latina to now being biracial Filipina 👏👏👏
🤣🤣🤣
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@@cxri9454 preach 🙌 2022 is telling us to accept all transracial individuals 😩. They are so rich and oppressed 😭🙃
Shes collecting ethnicities like Thanos. We have to stan
@@floresamor4146 Next thing you know the kween be getting 4 shades darker and freckles (claiming its the suns magical blessing), 3b hair texture (claiming its her embracing her "natural curls" that somehow gone curlier compared to her curls back when she was a young teen due to "puberty"), a faint epicanthal fold (say to "snatch" her eyes more to her liking) and fat graft on her eyelid to make them puffy/ flat (say to "rejuvenate" her aging skin). Then people would say that it doesn't mean she is doing all those things she is "blasianfishing" and that people saying something about it are "reaching".
I'm happy you said that A 50 years old person can be considered fairly young, the pressure all kinds of people put to lived out your 20's and 30's and the rest it's drop dead it's so wrong, you're not legally and old person until you it 60 or 65 in the U.S! (depending of the state). And with so much advances we are seeing people beyond their 60's looking great and being very healthy.
I feel naive for having NO idea that she had any work done at all. But of course she has, I can’t believe I didn’t see it and would compare myself to celebs like this because I don’t have a strong jaw line or fuller lips but thank you for shining a light on this!
Check out Lorry Hill. She does a great breakdown. She’s just a lover of plastic surgery, she’s not a surgeon at all. Her main goal is to lift the veil of secrecy surrounding Hollywood’s ‘standard of beauty’ because pretty everyone’s had something done. So many of her subbies have commented how her vids have helped them stop comparing their own beauty to something that was never natural. Her vids are really compassionate and balanced.
I feel happy i want the only one that had no idea she had work done kkkk I could see the difference in her features but I thought it was just her face changing from childish features to more adults ones
I'm not a follower, but was aware of her when she first appeared, her brother was on the show big brother, so saw the comparison stuff then. Saw her in a recent clip and I said, whoa, plastic surgery!!
Love your teeth...
@@changeeyecolor3891 you are so strange 😭🤣
Without seeing pictures chronologically it would be hard for me to pick out what exactly was done (except lip fillers- that's just kind of a given), especially because there's so much hair and makeup on top of it, but seeing it like this it's kind of obvious. If nothing else people have to be able to recognize that's a very different nose than the one she started with. I'm worried that younger people will look at her current pictures and think you should be able to achieve that type of look with contour and eyeliner, and then feel bad that they can't.
I imagine how long a video on a KPop idol would take cause that’s exactly how it works, they’re constantly doing very minor work but when you look at a pic of four years ago the difference is shocking.
I just wish these type of videos would only use video footage or photos with no photoshop and not as much makeup. Several pictures used here were from photoshoots etc and those are edited to perfection.
I'm not making a judgement call on her for this, but one thing I keep thinking during these videos is the major difference in those who have a lot of money and the rest of us. We're all insecure about things to do with our face and body. Myself, I don't like my jawline or my eyelids, but I really hated my nose. I saved for a long time to be able to afford my rhinoplasty, and while my nose isn't perfect, the issues I had with it have been substantially improved, enough that I'm very happy. I spent, including travel and a hotel bill, about $8,000. I saved for 3 years for that. I will never have the sort of money to run out and fix every little thing about my appearance that bothers me. I worked very hard for one change, and it has made a huge difference for me. But I'm glad I can't afford all the rest, and neither can most of us. It puts the breaks on all that, and even if you do go under the knife, you chose 1, maybe 2, things that really matter to you and learn to live with andaybe even love the rest
But Ariana, and ESPECIALLY the Kardashians, have no such breaks. It's such a double whammy that, in an industry where so many feel pressure to be as perfect as possible, the money is there to do whatever you want, whenever. The warnings he gives about so many surgeries at such a young age made me think, many of us would run out and get this, that, and the other, but we can't afford it. These celebs, that natural break of this not being sustainable financially is missing.
I love your work and I really love that you included a warning about starting young and getting multiple surgeries over the years. I'm 31 and aside from a growth removal, haven't had any work done for fear of it not turning out right. But I'm seeing a lot of people starting cosmetic procedures (mainly facial fillers and teeth veneers) as early as their teens. I do feel this is very much influenced by social media and celebrity culture, which of course doesn't discuss potential risks or botched work.
I'd like to suggestion for you to expand your point into a whole video. I feel that could be very, very helpful to young people considering cosmetic procedures to understand the short and long-term risks. That goes for both surgical and nonsurgical procedures, as fillers are often touted as a "safer" option to going under the knife.
Do it! You're getting older and you'll need it.
@@Asiansxsymbol aging isn't a flaw and if it ain't broke why fix it? 😉
@@Asiansxsymbol no one ever NEEDS cosmetic work!
I don't think this is like a drug. The more you do it, the more you need to do to satisfy you and society. Because people are doing them more and more it's making younger and younger people feel "forced" to do them to just to be "normal" looking.
I enjoyed reading this.
Brilliant summary and refreshing to hear a plastic surgeon warning of the ramifications and cost of multiple surgeries - partic when started at such a young age. Best plastic surgeon on here by far!
Right. I feel like this guy actually has morals.
@@REALTOR_MI he’s just doing his job lol
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Ariana Grande already had a nose job on that picture when she was 16. She actually had a wide nose with a downward tip. The real before pictures were removed from google. Removing old photos from google and editing the own child photos is actually a very common thing in the celebrity world.
I feel like this also highlights how easily you can become addicted to getting cosmetic procedures and become dysphoric. I think most of us would agree that after the first few surgeries she had achieved what is considered the beauty standard, but she’s kept going and now she looks less and less human. You also mentioned how thin she is and it makes me wonder what kind of mental health problems she’s facing. Being a celebrity, especially a child celebrity, is so damaging. Be kind to yourselves! That being said, I will be getting cosmetic work done as I age if I can afford it. Probably not in my 20s though.
If your avatar is of your face, I would be very minimalistic at most with the surgery. Definitely not a nose job, because of multiple, often undiscussed risks like too little anesthesia being used during surgery, and the potential for getting a painkiller addiction during recovery.
You might consider a facial exercising mask and some conductivity gel (plus rubbing alcohol to remove gel residue from your face). The gel is applied to the mask’s electrodes, which you then apply to your face. The mask uses electro stimulation to invoke mild muscle twitches in the face and upper neck. Run it 15-30 minutes per day. This will increase blood flow to your facial muscles (the exact opposite of Botox), keeping skin more rejuvenated with continued use. Plus, there’s no surgery or expensive maintenance involved. As an aside, the facial exercises can tuck in the jowls, sharpening the jawline and cheekbones.
At 26 she (on my opinion) reached the highest beauty and in the coming years the surgeries only became unecessary there's no turning back tho, if she notices that and tries to fix it won't be the same, unfortunately the coming surgeries she'll try to get will more likely take her beauty away more than help her kind sad.
I like your quote a lot.
She was beautiful before she had any surgery at all. She should have kept the face she was born with. There was absolutely no need for any “corrections.”
Celebrities deny their surgeries.
Fans are die-hard deniers.
It's the perfect vicious circle!
Like MJ fanatics think he never bleached his skin but think Vitiligo took over his entire skin and turned it white.
"Celebrities deny their surgeries"
Maybe because it's no one else's business?
@@RedAmalgam2000 No one’s business for sure but if someone ask, don’t lie. That makes other people lose respect for ya.
@@MidNiteR32 and what makes you think someone should be entitled (rude) enough to ask let alone expect the other person to answer? Again, no one else's business what these people choose to do with *their* faces.
@@RedAmalgam2000 well u dont have to answer but u also dont have to say no, that’s harmful to ur following and to yourself
Videos like this are so healing for me as a girl in my 20’s
She might have or will end with a type of body dysmorphia sadly.
That's a very needed and caring warning that you added. Thank you for your clear video.
Do you think you could do an analysis on Mariah Carey next ?
Will add to the list!
I think so too. She had a long period where she could not post any live video without any filter on it. Looking back, it all seems so sad to me because she was always naturally beautiful
@@drgarylinkov I'd love to see one on Cher.
@@drgarylinkov could u pls do Selena Gomez next? Would love to watch that too:)
@@lizardqueen7905 Hum most people don't know what body dysmorphia is and we can only speculate. Let's see what happens in the next years because i'm sure she isn't done
i thought i was the only one who noticed how much her face has changed for the past few years because nobody seemed to talk about it. she's already so beautiful before the surgery.
Her hairline and eyelids 2021/ 2022 is a dead giveaway of the ponytail facelift. Her eyes are sitting lower on her face.
Hi Dr. Gary! The warning in this video really helped me think hard about the procedures I've been considering saving a large amount of money to get. I'm only 25, and I'm currently active duty enlisted, so I don't make a lot of money as it is. Now, when I reflect on what you said, I feel kind of relieved, as though I don't HAVE to do these things in order to find myself beautiful. I may reconsider, and put the little bit of money I make towards something more along the lines of a house, or maybe something else. Who knows? Thank you for offering the perspective.
Lyndi, I think you might like the channel One Big Happy Life. Scarlett was in the military young and then transformed her life financially and now she's a millionaire. She's really inspiring to watch. She was a financial attorney, but now runs her own business.
Do it! Life is too short to be afraid and conservative. Do it!!!
Yes get that house!! Be independent girl!!
Buy that house honey!!!!!
The house would be the one thing that can bring you joy and fulfillment for a very, very long time.
This video helped me realize that I have a good amount of the features that people seek to have through plastic surgery. I've seriously never considered how beautiful God has made me! I'm going to be less critical of myself and really see myself in a new way. Thank you for this, Dr. Gary!
What really annoys me with celebrity and surgery is that they are setting beauty standards that are not achievable to the mass. Ariana was a beautiful girl, with her own beautiful features, but no, she had to look a certain way with the fox eyes, the big lips, the chiselled face and all and to achieve this look she had surgery. There was absolutely nothing wrong with her to start with. That young woman is 28 and she had more surgery than most. How sad...
I love her music, and she’s a gorgeous woman for sure. No doubt she’s always been stunning, regardless of surgery. However, it is so wrong to tell people that you haven’t had any work done when it’s so clear that you have. It sets u realistic expectations when it comes to age and beauty. When you age, you don’t look younger.
I love your job.
so sick of this. she's only denied it once on twitter but yall make it seem like she keeps denying it when she's literally not addressing it cos if she does ppl are just gonna harass her abt it.
@@judithemmett9163 So it's more important for her not to receive a few petty Twitter comments, which the army of fans will no doubt squash with death threats, than being honest and potentially saving her young fans the heart ache of another unattainable beauty standard in a world where women are exceedingly pressured to look conventionally perfect?
bohooooo poor baby@@judithemmett9163
What about under the chin? She never had a ton of fat there, but can’t help but notice that it’s overly thin/ streamlined now. Perhaps that’s part of the ponytail facelift, but I’m very curious on the fat under the chin
that was the biggest cue for me, also, that something had changed; in her music videos it looks like her jawline can cut diamonds. she was so beautiful prior to whatever she’s had done (and still is!); the pressure of fame/celebrity/what-have-you is an unforgiving beast..
Fat and tissue can be removed from under the chin when doing something like a chin wing implant which she’s definitely had done
They often just get fat lipo’ed out of thar area
Seems like aqualix or something
She did lose a lot of weight because she's vegan.
No one should be criticized or even shamed for plastic surgery. If someone feels they need to, if it is on their own accord, perfectly fine. It is no one else's business.
I however have an issue with people, specifically celebrities/influencers who lie about it, deny anything was done, thus setting totally unrealistic standards for their young, impressionable followers.
In addition to that celebrities often monetize their unnatural beauty and sell cosmetics, diets and what not to their followers, who often believe they can attain some of that beauty when it is in reality only attainable by plastic surgery and tons of money. That's insidious.
Ugh gosh she was pretty, why can't people age normally
I think the same. She was naturally beautiful and she can age gracefully as long as she took care of herself. The potential scar tissue from present and future series can have a negative outcome if she has additional surgery.
Patriarchy
lets not act like she hideous now shes still beautiful
@@jadenpetersburg1431 shes actively partaking in it
The surgeries are to avoid and prolong the aging. A lot of women are afraid of looking “old” especially younger people.
i'm really grateful that you made this video, i think Ariana especially is someone who everyone compares themselves to a lot seeing as she looks so flawless, it seems all so natural and effortless until you take into account the hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of surgeries, likely expensive skin treatments and also professionally done makeup, no one should ever have to suffer insecurity because their natural appearance doesn't match someone else's fabricated/hugely enhanced one
ı love your video.
As a medical professional and a woman, I really appreciate your delivery. You explain your medical opinion factually without losing people who aren’t in the medical field. But more importantly, you aren’t endorsing plastic surgery in a way that feeds into what can be a very toxic industry.
Something is up with her eyelids from 2020 to 2021. I'm wondering if she had another blepharoplasty. That seems to be the biggest difference to me within the last year. Her eyes don't look like they add any emotion to her face anymore
It's because the facelift made the creases of her eyelids less noticable and more asian-looking.
@Cheeto Licker not all asians, some asians just have almond eyes and double or more eyelids
@Cheeto Licker like lalisa manoban
I’ve watched my fair share of plastics surgery reviews, this one is definitely one of the better ones.
If you see, when you said that she had a cantoplastic it was the first photo with the high ponytail and I think it was the tail that lift her eyes up
Oh if you could do one for Zendaya that would be great! She’s definitely had work done on her nose. Very subtle and very tasteful but her nose is definitely not the same and I k ow that puberty and aging doesn’t lift your nose or nostrils either. Nobody talks about it because she’s unproblematic and that’s great, but it’s definitely not her natural nose.
really? interesting
@@elodie7141 absolutely! Look at her when she was younger vs now. And I think that’s honestly the only thing she’s had done. But she’s definitely had a nose job
@@nataliecaba3045 well I'll check it thanks
@luna Reminds me of Blake Lively's nose job back in the day, I think many people don't even know she had a nose job and it was done very well and fit her face perfectly, without any influence of trends that exist today to create one specific nose.
I think Lorry Hill already did a video on her. But I would love to see one on this channel as well.
I used to deny she had work done up until 2020 but watching this video made me realize what she had done so thank you!
This is soooo insane!!! I got sick to my stomach as you named all of those procedures! I couldn't imagine having allll that in my face! I used to think Ariana was one of the most beautiful women in the world. But in the last year, with her updated face, I don't see her as the same person. This is the perfect example of finally taking it too far, and sadly, I think she will continue to do more in time. This is horribly sad to me. Anyway, wonderful video, great detail.
Wow ! I can't believe you've already surpassed 150K subscribers. Very well deserved and I'm glad to see your channel growing so quickly.
In my opinion the amount of work she has done on her face is unfortunate, especially with this last face lift. She looked perfect already in 2014-2018. I don't think she'll age well after this last procedure.
@Krystal Marie love her but i don’t think so. Time will tell she has stretched her face too much
I don't think she will age well, but due to tanning, not plastic surgery.
@Ohsnapitzari ☁️ she stopped tanning
Yeah
@@maya-yf7nr well the ponytail facelift is not a facelift ur thinking about it's actaully good for preventing aging as it's marketed for younger people in 30s etc and it's done by one surgeon here in LA I think. And most people age by exposure of sun and tanning an no sunscreen is the biggest why skin sags an wrinkles .
I'm here cause I watched her denying the plastic surgery on a lie detector
It's so shocking to me that people so young are having such altering procedures. I just can't imagine the psychology to accept plastic surgery as being so normal, like getting a haircut, especially given the risks of having surgery and the impacts long-term on the shape of the face and skin. and the muscles? bones? As a teen in the 80s, we only ever heard of nose jobs in the modeling industry and that was quite frowned upon outside the industry. I never quite realized the standards and requirements, and the pressure.
I've already seen people comparing plastic surgery to going to get a haircut, it's insane, people are desensitized to it and it's becoming so normalized.
As someone who had 2 jaw surgeries and it makes me look different now because I had these jaw issues since I was a child, I can tell you that there is somewhat an emotional journey that comes with getting work done. I went through an identity crisis because I look really different from my school pictures. I look different but I have a picture when I was toddler that shows that how my face looked now it similar to my toddler pic way (way before the jaw issues became an issue). I’m happy that I can chew properly and breath better and have better posture but I’m glad I did when I was out of high school because I wouldn’t want to deal with people accusing me of plastic surgery and the jealousy form others who don’t even want to sympathize with what I went through.
@@ritaevergreen7234 It's different because you had a medical issue to address. I have jaw issues and wondering if at some point I will need surgery too. I did have plastic surgery, on my mouth when I was 8, 4 years after a dog bite to my mouth and face to correct the scar. My mom's decision.
You should try living in Korea. You'd have a heart attack
I love your official video.
If you wanna find 'natural beauty', don't go to Hollywood. PERIOD.
Exactly
I'd honestly say.. don't look at anyone online these days as an example of natural beauty. I mean instagram models, even tiktokers; not the average person. So many young people have at LEAST fillers on there now, it's actually alarming. People are growing up with such a warped sense of reality. I saw comments 5 years ago about a natural woman's aged, slightly wrinkled lips saying "ew, that's not how lips should look". It's scary and I'd rather live offline!
Why do people want strictly natural beauty? It is not superior to plastic surgery
@@Melody-jc5hk isn’t it, though?
Zendeya, Rihanna, Skai Jackson, Coco from let it shine and many more have NATURAL BEAUTY!
She has evidence of a blepharoplasty as far back as 2011 (pay close attention to the increased TPS compared to 2010). She also has evidence of a browlift as early as 2012. Both brows are elevated slightly compared to natural brows in 2011. The asymmetry with the L eyebrow can be observed here as well. Otherwise, spot on analysis.
I assumed she had some small things done like maybe lip filler or botox but I had no idea the extent of her changed appearance. I had seen that youngest picture of her that was shown and then I’ve obviously seen what she looks like as an adult but I had never seen any photos of her in those in-between years (17-19). If you had asked me who that was in those pictures, I would have never guessed it was Ariana Grande. She’s completely unrecognizable!
i absolutely love ariana, she was really pretty before and still is, but there’s no denying she looks different. let her do what she wants, just don’t drag yourself down for not looking “as perfect” as celebs because 80% of the time they changed themselves a bit :)
She was a beauty before any modifications were made. But like you mentioned, the celebs have to continue to keep up their beautiful faces and images. Thank you for sharing your videos.
I’m always confused by celebrities who project such an air of confidence but then hate their appearance so much by that they change everything about the way they naturally look. She looks like a completely different person.
my thoughts aside from what you mentioned: 1. jaw/chin lipo or facetite instead of jaw implant 2. lip lift at the same time as pontytail lift or revision rhino. 3. lower bleph because back in her nickelodeon days she had eye bags and they're completely gone now!
I agree..
have u by chance seen any of her recent makeup videos? she has a clean face to start and those eye bags are most def still there 😊 (not a bad thing!)
Most of the time it's not about "feeling good about yourself" but "fitting into what society expects" and they will never be "happy" in their own bodies because beauty standarts are always changing. They are trapped into and unending circle of insatisfaction.
Please do Gwen Stefani. I worked as venue security one time as she ran by in 2008 towards the stage, and she was looking her age then. Now I see her, and I'm like "no way that's natural". Please good dr, analyze Gwen for us.
Yeah she looks like a different person from her Tragic Kingdom No Doubt days to her sweet escape solo days to now.
God I can’t imagine getting so much surgery done on my face all the time. She must spend such a significant amount of time recovering/in pain and then do it all over again. I just don’t get it
Fans deny her plastic surgery because when it comes to Ariana, it’s weird. She sometimes photoshops her ig post and in some pics her nose looks the same it did when she was a child etc. She looks different on the voice but in one clip where she had her classic pony she looked the same. It’s weird because you can defo argue both sides. Plus with her brows, it was never uneven, she’s said she does that out of nervousness when posing. It’s true because if you look at video of red carpets you can see her brows raise up and down compared to interviews.
She'd always been gorgeous
So Lorry Hill was pretty much spot on…
They love discrediting her😔
I love her videos!
It doesn’t matter if she does or not. But when i get in the internet and people talk about how perfect and flawless she is naturally i just cannot stand the misconception. Nobody looks this perfect naturally. Beauty standards are shot
I think you might be missing her very first brow lift and nose job in the 2011 pic. Her brows are definitely higher and it looks like the tip of her nose has been refined.
Glad to see a plastic surgeon saying the same thing as Lorry Hill lol
She’s great!!!
I was thinking the same thing !! It would be cool to see a collab video.
@@penniella2487 they did collab! I want another one
That's why I love Anitta. She admits all procedures she went through and she's very clear about the pain and fear she had to endure.
I just can’t see that anything Ariana has done to her eyebrows has improved how they looked Originally.
In the movie don’t look up there was a scene where the whole outer third of her eyebrows seemed stapled down and the inner third was really animated, one eyebrow was a lot higher than the other. Just looked really strange and it seemed to stand out more than anything else on her face. Bit of a cautionary tale
I was amazed how much makeup she had on her face in this movie. The concert scene... her face looked like a mask to me
I saw Ariana's video addressing people who may have talked about her health concerns. I am a fan of Ariana and love her so much. It made me worry so I searched for more info and I found your video. She has all the right to do what she wants on her body. I'm proud of her that she makes her own decisions. Your video is very informative and I learned a lot here. Thank you for being honest about the plastic surgery thing and for giving us warnings and reminders. I love your videos Dr.Gary.
thank you for making this, it's nice to have an actual plastic surgeon's take on her procedures since so many people don't think she's had any work done, ever. i am a huge ariana fan but personally i wish she had never gotten the facelift, it aged her and you are right that it will likely only lead to more surgeries down the road as she ages. i think she had this done late 2020/early 2021. i also think she has had more than 2 rhinoplasties, i think at least 3 with a first revision much earlier than you said. what do you think?
watch lorry Hills video, she provides some even older Pictures of Ariana where her chin was kind of long, i believe her very first surgery was chin shaving
I always gain so much information from these analyses, thank you for making them! 😊
How did she get rid of the dimple, make her smile turn upwards and cheeks smaller? Looks as though she's had liposuction in the chin. There are still so many procedures missing from here.
I feel it's sad that you felt the need to get plastic surgery at such a young age. She was perfectly beautiful as she was, She would have grown older beautifully and naturally. I really don't see a need for her to have had any need for plastic surgery at this point in her life.
Hopefully, she won't end up looking like a cat at the end of her life.
Her natural look would not have perpetuated her to global star status, believe it or not, and that's what she wanted. It's all well and good to look back and think "why would she do that?", but her industry is pretty cutthroat when it comes to making it real big and at the end of the day, perhaps this is what she always dreamed of looking like? Without knowing her personally, it's best that we just not judge and accept her at face value; not matter what face she's wearing.
@@TheSwauzz agree! Tbf its very common for celebs to get work done. She mightve wanted to look like that as u said. It looks amazing and dont think its sad.
Also, it is not up to anybody's judgement on what anyone chooses to do with their body or face. If someone wants to look like X or Y then it is for them to choose. Will they regret it? Maybe or maybe not. I do get where ure coming from though. Nobody is natural nowadays either way. We always modify our bodies in someway or another
@@TheSwauzz Yeah you're probably right. The ponytail lift, lip fillers, eyebrow lift, jaw implant are all very trendy looks right now. Its the face you gotta have to become popular on social media as well. Look at the kind of women we consider the most beautiful nowadays.. Madison Beer, Megan Fox, Angelina Jolie few years back, Ariana Grande.. they all have similar looking features now
Personally I think her nose is starting to look too small in comparison to her eyes and lips
Probably nose job shrinkage
Would you say plastic surgery can be (in the literal sense) addictive? I love your content
Sure. It can.
Dr, do you think someone getting a lot of procedures so young, could negatively impact their skin as they age?
This video helped my self esteem a lot not gonna lie. We’re not ugly y’all, just broke :)
Good looking out for the young kids out here trying to meet beauty standards. I appreciate you for doing that
Thanks for pointing these things out. I really hate that she denies having any work done when it is quite obvious. Peoples noses don’t naturally change in shape. 🤷🏻♀️ Just be open and honest, especially when you are influencing so many!
Its so annoying no ones gonna think anything different we already know….
And her nose was so cute…the ski jump nose doesn’t suit her the way her natural nose did :/
she literally never denied her surgeries because she never talked about this?
@@naufalanugerahputra6074 she has said her nose is the same lol. it looks the same to
Right?! I mean, Megan Fox has been very transparent about her dysmorphia & subsequent surgeries. How much you wanna bet Ariana will soon add skincare to her REM makeup line?😑
Curious how she will look in 10 years
Me too
How will you look like in 10 years
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I think Ariana was so incredibly beautiful, naturally, such a sweet face, and now she's changed so much she's unrecognizable, It almost breaks my heart
I love how he took pictures with different facial expressions in the thumbnail ....
Thank you!! Girls NEED to know that these are surgical enhancements and to STOP feeling sorry for being "ugly" or not looking like them. It REALLY helps what you're doing
I wish celebrities would come cleam regarding all their surgeries. It would help their self esteem soooo much to know they are not born perfect. Thank you. 😊
I had one surgery for the sake of breathing. It was scary, but I'm happy I had it done. I was unable to smell anything unless I stuffed my nose almost into whatever I was trying to smell, be it food, perfume or whatever. My nostrils also would slam shut every time I tried to inhale, so I kept breathing through my mouth. It took a long time for my nose to stop being dry and achy. Having an allergy also didn't help. The one time I forgot to open my mouth wide, I felt like my nose got sneezed off my face. It hurt and bled afterwards, and for a few days I lost all sense of smell. That was, to me, even scarier than the operation. In the end, it all worked out. I can now breathe freely through my nose, I can smell things much better and I feel much more comfortable in my own skin (since my nose was very crooked to the left, I felt ugly). Adding to it... I used to get sneezing fits whenever I blew my nose into a tissue, and that stopped, for whatever reason, after the operation. Even though I write pretty positively about it, I'm not sure if I'd want to go through that again. The stitches were also supposed to "vanish" and they didn't. They started to pinch, so I took a pair of scissors and cut them out (Don't do that, you can F things up real bad. I'm an idiot, so don't be me). Also, when they removed those silicone splints... Believe me, when I say: You do not want to see what comes out of your nose. And that feeling :X like your brain just comes out through your nose. That scarred me for life, lol.
One funny slice (maybe just to me): When they put me under, my eyes stayed open, so I have this picture in mind, how they are working on my nose, just to get stared at, unblinking. For some reason, that puts me into hysterics whenever I imagine that xD
Honestly for Ariana this is pocket money. But she looks beautiful, there’s no denying that. 🥰 Thanks for shading a light, doc. I think it makes us regular girls feel better about ourselves ❤️
I think you may have missed as a part of her newest surgeries (ponytail lift, revision brow lift) that she had her jaw implant replaced ? the first thing I noticed with her newest face that made me google if she had surgery was her jaw, it looks way more square and pronounced. Does anyone agree?