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Butt paste = hemorrhoid cream. People use hemorrhoid cream on their faces to tighten it up, and remove bags under eyes like you see with that commercial for plexaderm.
I was gonna say the exact same thing. Plastic surgery was created in order to fix people who had injuries that destroyed their appearance. It wasn’t developed to try and enhance a person’s features. It should only be used to fix major life altering issues.
@@Boyso5407 Well that is ridiculous myopic, uneducated, illogical and ignorant argument. In its infancy plastic surgery grew from a desire to help those injured in war as well as babies born with birth defects. However it wasn't developed for any sole purpose like chewing gum or yo-yos and even if it were that doesn't necessitate that it can't have other applications. If a plastic surgery's scope was limited to " life altering" injuries would the level of correction be limited as well? Should plastic surgeons turn away a patient whose injuries or birth defect didn't rise to the level of "destroyed" or "life altering?" Who would be the judge of "life altering" and destroyed" and who would decide on the level of correction. Would you have a bureaucratic committee make that decision?
Snails! I nodded off under a tree in my family's backyard. I woke up to find a snail had crawled onto my forehead. He had a friend on my neck. I suppose I should have screamed. I was an 8 year old girl. But I love snails, so I took these two under my care and spent a few hours in the library leaning about them as pets. They thrived for two years before dying of old age. One of my most favorite childhood memories. ❤
❤ this so much! Thank you for sharing! My daughter always did the same with snails, caterpillars, and even web worms. She wanted to know all about them as well. Read anything she could get ahold of about them. Such precious memories! 😊
I love this. We had pet snails. They would get out of enclosure. Somehow we were always able to find them...😉 Also had pet rats. Oh, and those hermit crabs. (Hated those) We had good parents. No problem letting us have creepy things.
the most wholesome snail story! my childhood friend has a LEGIT snail phobia. if they were on the front walk he would shriek and cry and refuse to go outside. yeah, we definitely laughed at him
I'm a proponent of spending time barefoot so your poor toes can spread out, but walking out in public on who knows what in bare feet is just asking for trouble.
I have skin cancer and it started on my face when I was 34. I really never thought about sunscreen or protecting my skin and I see you so many other people who don't give it a second thought
@@brooklynebony Just trying to reiterate how important it is to have yourself checked out. If you think you have any sort of cancer. It usually starts out small and it's much easier to take care of before it literally grows out of control.
Skin cancer runs in my family. My dad had to put a zinc lotion on his nose. In his late 60s, he underwent an 8 hour surgery to remove more skin cancer from his nose. Believe it or not, his nose looked fine after the surgery.
My parents ALWAYS made us wear sunscreen and made sure we knew how important it was. I absolutely hate the feeling (even with light ones that are designed to not leave residue) but I know it’s worth it.
Avoiding sun damage is no joke! My grandpa spent TONS of time in the sun. Grandma didn't. And wow the difference in their skin in their eighties was striking. He had a lot of cancer scares from his skin. She didn't!
@@kingcosworth2643 You can work outside and still protect yourself from the sun! It's a choice. If it's a man thing to not take care of yourself, that's toxic masculinity, I'm afraid.
Speaking as someone who suffers from dry eye as the result of a botched cataract surgery, I can tell you it is HELL to have an eye that cannot produce enough tears to lubricate it without extra help. I have to constantly use expensive eye drops, use heat compresses, wear a mask, suffer terrible headaches, etc. Why? Why?
@@TwizzlerGirl they say it hurts like hell and you go blind pretty quickly. After 3 days irreversible vision loss. Also, to not die, you then have to get your eyes removed because of the infection 😵💫. It's actually really interesting and the visuals are just animated, so give it a try if you want 😊 the video is titled "What If You Stopped Blinking (Minute by Minute)"
@@terminaldeityexactly, that’s what I thought too when I saw it. Especially when she made sure to mention the cost of their shoe collection and then how she kept going on about how it was worth it because ‘going barefoot means the world to us’. Girl shut up, no it does not. 😂
Similar to the butt paste. When I was training horses all the time, being outdoors all day was really hard on my skin. I used sunblock, but the heat, cold, wind, dirt, dust from shavings, dander and hair, plus the lengths I had to go to to get all the dirt and sunscreen off every night, my skin was really dry. So I went to the horse people beauty supply shop, the feed store. I found some cream that's used for udders on dairy cows and goats, as well as nursing mares. Especially dairy animals get really dry and chafed skin on their udder. Udder balm worked wonders. It is loaded in moisturizers and some vitamins as well. You can also get a medicated one if the skin is cracking and starting to become infected. It slathers on pretty thick and sticky. So I would coat my face and hands in it every night, put on some cotton gloves, and a towel over my pillow to keep it on my hands and face instead of my sheets. Oh my god, it worked wonders. Dairy farmers know how to take care of skin, I'm telling you. That stuff was amazing. You have to look for the right one that's not petroleum based.
In Kenya they sell milking cow jelly in every supermarket in the skin care isles. It's quite cheap and sells like hot cake because it's more effective than most expensive products displayed right next to it
Bag Balm has petroleum as the first ingredient. I’ve heard that not so good to put on skin. But I do use it to keep the gnats out of my horse’s ears and belly.
@@BrightAmbitionthat's actually a great idea. Government needs to implement that into real jobs so they can get their s**t together and get off the streets.
The people destroying shoes is completely unnecessary. They sell "barefoot" shoes (e.g., Xero or similar). I use barefoot shoes for deadlifting, and they are a great option for barefoot feel without opening oneself to public area germs.
Besides one of the main reasons to go barefoot is the lack of restrictions to your foot's natural movement, but they're still keeping the hard topshell of the shoe on. They're literally keeping all the trouble with none of the protective benefits
@@jwolfe1209those shoe tops would be flapping around all crazy too, so you know they'd be walking even more restricted than they usually do just trying to keep them on
OK, why in the world would I wanna burn holes in my face thinking that it was going to tighten my skin??? i’d rather have snails crawling over over my face instead!🐌👩🏻🦰
it actually does help on eye locks that sag, if you don’t wanna go under the knife, you just have to do it at a clinic that knows how to do it and are trained. in my country people have done it and it worked
If you listen how Dr. Ung words it, he really doesn't say " it doesn't work" he just says how unprofessional the people are who perform the procedure. I was looking back at my before and after pictures and you can notice a difference. I was really bad before
If her oncologist is intelligent and worthy of their license, they'll have told her she cannot spend time in the sun ever again. I had to have skin cancer removed last December, and my onco said that time outside is absolutely never to happen. I can be out just long enough to get to my car from my apartment, and from car into whichever building I'm headed for. Maybe that woman's skin is tougher than mine---I'm a latent redhead with very fair skin, and I sunburn within 15 minutes of stepping out into the sunlight---but her having had a melanoma removed means she has to be even more cautious than many people do. Melanoma is nothing to be taken lightly.
It's very common for both women and men all across South East Asia to wear long sleeves and gloves in very hot, sunny weather to protect their skin. After seeing the golfer guy's arm, I can appreciate why they do it (especially since the use of motorcycles is so common/prevalent there).
My Mom is Chinese and I grew up in America she always made me wear sunscreen daily even in winter. I wasn’t allowed to go sun bathing or to a tanning bed like my friends did. Now at 41 I am grateful for that. The sun ages you really bad.
I loved your skit at the end! You are so multi-talented, Dr. Youn!! A great plastic surgeon and quite the comedian but what makes you extraordinary is your honesty, and your genuine care for what is best for the patient, which should be every doctor's first concern and what you have in spades! I must go; there is an hilarious skit that I want to watch again!!! Be Well, always!!!
When he said oh you can buy them at the store, hell no would I do that on myself. I’m going to let a qualified doctor do it if I wanted that procedure.
It’s great that you don’t dismiss holistic medicine and alternative ideas outright, and you seem to be very up to date on why people do the weird things they do. Not just poking fun at them. Great content.
I use an ethically sourced snail slime face cream! I love snails, I always move them from the road to the grass, but I'd never put them on my face. Mainly for the bacteria 😅
Yup, and it's why I wear long sleeves when I'm going to be driving for more than 10 - 15 minutes at a time. I've had skin cancer removed from my nose, and it's not a pleasant thing to have done. My oncologist said I'm never to spend time in the sun again, that I have to stay indoors as much as possible (fortunately, I'm not an outdoors type of person, so I'm fine with it).
I bought your book and made the Hearty Miso and Vegetable soup and it was amazing and will definitely be part of the regular meal rotation. Thanks for all you do.
I’m 51, I’ve worn sunscreens, hats and long sleeves my whole life, my skin hasn’t changed in 25 years.. I’m lucky enough to not even have wrinkles yet. As a teenager all my friends slathered baby oil on themselves and laid out in the sun, they either look like really old ladies now, have had skin cancer or both.
Right, I just watched one of his videos where this woman had this HUGE literal APRON of lose skin after she had lost WHO KNOWS how much weight, and people in the comments were calling her QUEEN because she FINALLY decided to have a little pride in her appearance and lose it?!?!!? I'm sitting here thinking I'm 63 years old and STILL wear size 7 jeans, but SHE'S a queen?!!?!? LMAO yea, ok....😂😂😂
I've enjoyed watching your regular and reaction videos for quite some time. Today, I was surprised and pleased to hear you mention Jimmy Buffett as an "all time favorite musician" of yours. Jimmy Buffett is one of my favorites also; no matter what mood I was in, Buffett's music found some way to express and /or improve my mood. I was also glad to hear your warning about melanoma, citing Jimmy's loss as an example. I'm glad there's even more reason to keep enjoying your videos. Just remember: a legend never dies.
While I'm sure there are people out there who prefer barefoot, the couple here are 100% Faking it. The Dremel isn't even turned on. They just cut off the bottom of their shoes for the video and made it to ragebait The inclusion of the apparent price of their shoe collection is a big giveaway
Not sure which is more disturbing; the barefoot shoe or the $20000 collection. Some people have more money than sense but we can't save them from themselves!
You took the bait on that dollar number part. If you befriended some accountant, store owner, or smart housewives, they knew it is a mere tricks. Had you kept a record of your mundance purchases, such as buying shampoo, food expenses, or electric bills like for a whole year or two, in total, you can see the total amount that went away. And it is big.. it can gave you a brand new hottest sports bike.. same goes with somebody else collection of shoes, of course they don't buy it all on one trip. If you buy something worth of $35 (shoes) once in a while and maybe everytime you got your paycheck. You keep That habit of spending that amount, and in a span of a year, that accumulated total is $12,600 that you spend away... Of course you did not buy 360 units of cheap shoes, but that gave you the idea of accumulation. A better way to put it is Initial Purchases: You have 5 pairs of shoes at $35 each: 5×35=175 You bought 5 pairs of shoes at $200 each: 5×200=1,000 You have 8 pairs of shoes at $80 each: 8×80=640 Total Spending from Initial Purchases: 175+1,000+640=1,815 and you probably will rinse and repeat of doing that 20 times and it's total amount is $23,500 boom.. You still ended up with 232 pairs of shoes in your collection based on the accumulated spending of $23,500. 😂😂😂 That tiktoker may be making a lot of bs.. that shoes look like $200 each.. and all of that on screen look just about $1600 max!! unless they bought $1000 designer or rare shoes each. Otherwise It is just a B.S out of thin air 😂
This legit solidifies for me NVR to get plastic surgery & I get Botox for migraines & and headaches, which is excruciating enuf to NOT want it for anything else ever. Great video.❤😊
Come to New Zealand, its common to walk barefoot here. If its hot or my feet are hurting inmy shoes ill drive with bare feet, go to the supermarket etc, its quite common to see people barefoot here esp in the hot summer ETA, our pavements etc are pretty clean here, there's not a lot of rubbish etc about. Middle of New York etc would be totally different
@ 8:40min's into the video...my heart goes out to this man who REALLY mutilated his face😭. This is over the top😱...and like the doctor that botched the woman's eyebrows to give her a lift...the SAME goes for the doctor that performed these procedures on this guy! WOW!
Researchers are finding that beaches around, rivers that have sewage treatment plants people that walk on the sand barefoot are developing worms in the bottom of their feet
The only type of "grounding" I'll do is when my anxiety or panic is going put of control. Then I'll just head out, find a patch of grass, take off my shoes and just lay there with my feet in the grass
Kudos to the plastic surgeon who treated the young lady with the melanoma. He did an amazing job, and in the after shots she looks so cute and totally natural with a perfect hairline! While I have nothing against people getting a little tweak here and there, but I love it when plastic surgeons are able to fix the aftermath of a medical condition or an accident. I myself had an incident--thanks to an over-enthusiastic puppy and an expanding leash--a few years back, in which my lower lip was completely sliced through, with the cut continuing another inch or so down toward my chin. It could have left me with a significant scar, but the plastic surgeon did such a amazing job that not only did I keep nearly all the muscle function, the scar is virtually invisisible. Bless that doctor!
The man in 8:19 is Brazilian, his name is diabão prado. He is very famous here due to these body modifications, he put horns on his head, piercings and even cut off his fingers. As much as he is a good person, his appearance is very frightening.
Im 70 and used to use baby butt cream when I was a teenager. In the uk we used it as there was very little else and I've used it most of my adult life. I have very few wrinkles and have never had spots. Maybe I'm just lucky.
I love watching your reaction and the advice you give to these TikTok videos. Some of the things that people do themselves in trying to enhance their looks is unbelievable in my personal opinion. That lady who had the melanoma was inspiring, and while she was being treated, her head looked weird, but she looked fantastic after the procedure. I agree with Dr, Youn, I think it is wonderful what plastic surgeons are able to do to restore a person's quality of life and looks. I really laugh at Dr. Youn's TikTok videos especially the ones where he is portraying hospital life and patients. I have been in the hospital quite a few times so I can relate to those funny clips. He is really good at portraying the humorous side of being a patients but there are still some amusing stories I have seen being a patient that he doesn't mention.
My sister and I have had skin cancers on our faces and scalps. We were summertime pool rats as kids and that carefree childhood caught up to us. I had a carcinoma the size of an eraser head removed with the Mohs procedure last year. It was not easy to find because I get melasma in the slightest sun. It ended up needing an ENORMOUS margin, bigger than a half dollar, and they dug DEEP. I lost a melon ball sized chunk out of my face. They did an excellent job, you can barely see the scar, and need to know where to look, but at the time, it was scary to hear "they need to take more, they didn't get it all" and get another jab of lidocaine or novocaine. Without the Mohs procedure, I'd've had to go back for a second procedure for even larger margins. Insist on Mohs (gold standard) or slo-Mohs at the very least. It could save your life!
I had to have the MOHS done last December for skin cancer removal on my nose, then my nose had to be reconstructed immediately after. I'd have a hard time saying MOHS is "the gold standard," but I'm sure it's better than the hideous procedures my father endured 57 years ago when skin cancer had to be removed multiple times from his nose. He suffered terribly for days after each procedure, in so much pain he could hardly bear it, yet still went to work every day.
I admit to watching your videos for a couple of reasons: 1) The Darwinian decision-making of patients and 2) the priceless expressions on your face. Here's a third reason: I do appreciate your comments as a holistic plastic surgeon. Keep up the good work! 😃
Your faces are priceless! 😂 As someone who loves to walk barefoot through sand, grass, dirt, the creek in my backyard on a hot day… I can tell you, there are benefits to it. You just feel more relaxed and connected to the earth. But going barefoot in a city?! Oh HELL no!!! That’s like walking barefoot in the public bathroom at the bus terminal in NYC and I was afraid to go in there with SHOES!!! I felt like I needed to hose down with bleach after walking in there, it was so bad! Maybe it’s because I live in a very rural area, but still… That was some nasty I’ll never forget. And these people walk through that… in bare feet… No… Just no…
Doctor Youn, you are the best! I love watching your videos! My plastic surgeon (who reconstructed my breast after cancer as i had a double mastectomy) is also amazing. Like you, he is charming and funny and do such a great job! ♥
"Girly" tats 🙄. My now-deceased son was a tattoo artist in FL at the time of his death. He told me more than once that even if a woman had flowers tatted, she was never truly feminine or she would never have such work done on her body. I have to agree with him---no woman looks the least bit feminine with tats, not even with one "dainty" one.
I RESPECT the HONESTY from this doctor...instead of invoking the wrong opinion and taking his patients money, he's looking out for them. There's so many doctors out there who are money hungry, KNOWING that it's wrong, but will do it for a buck, while you walk out looking like CRUSTY THE CLOWN🤣...NOT! 🧐
Snails don't carry parasites in their slime... and they are probably way cleaner than your keyboard that you use everyday, which a lot of studies show are dirtier than a toilet seat. So yeah, snails being dirty or having parasites is the least of your worries.
I don't put shoes on unless I have to go somewhere, or walk on rocks. I'm smart enough to watch where I step if I walk around in my yard. Obviously, I don't walk barefoot if I'm out and about in cities or businesses.
It scares me that Jimmy Buffett is one of your favorite musicians of all times. I hope that was just a way of honoring him, and reference to prevent skin cancer. Otherwise we need a musical intervention...
Im 56 and have had agorophobia keeping me out of the sun since age 30 - I have very few wrinkles almost zero crows feet no smile lines, etc, and have never had any work done or use any special face products- the sun makes so much difference!
@@nicolew6904 Oh, I KNOW, right? Super grody! (Sorry, my 80s kid is showing.) I always wear some kind of shoes in EVERY part of a hotel room, and the first thing I do upon entering is remove the bedspread! I've seen what body fluids can do to them! (Thanks, Gordon Ramsey!) Ugh, I feel all squidgy even thinking about it! If I do accidentally lie down or sit for awhile on one, I change my clothes!
No ethical plastic surgeon would do such mods---but there are plenty who aren't ethical at all, and will do any surgery requested just for the money. There's a younger man (30s) who has had his body so terribly modified, it's nearly unrecognizable as anything belonging to a human being. He's had multiple fingers removed, his head has all kinds of ugly implants under the scalp, he's had his ears cut off entirely, and a whole host of other seriously deranged things that he requested. He's so disturbingly mutilated, and so frightening to look at, his face is never shown on camera except for one brief clip of about two seconds. I'd be extremely hard-pressed to say he's someone nice when he treats his body so terribly.
No, they're a huge part of the problem, and absolutely no part of the solution. What the world needs isn't what it wants to hear, though, so I'm not going that.
Dr Youn, you are priceless!!! Your reactions and surprised faces make my day!! I get such a kick out of when you ask "What is that?" or some other similar question. I'm cracking up at "What has happened to society?" That is hilarious!!! I tell you, your reactions are more funny to me than the patients. You really do make my day!!! Thanx for the laffs!!!!
I got skin cancer too by the time I was in my 50's. I bike and have lived in CA, AZ, NV and FL. Got my share of sunburn. Now I use 35 sun block but the damage has been done.
actually been using baby creme with zinc oxide for few good years now. bought it just because i wanted to improve the healing of my burn, and it was mentioning burn healing properties on the package, plus it's very cheap, thick and moisturizes skin for the whole day. funnily my skin is very dry too. first time i'm seeing someone else using it for the same reason
How is being barefoot and walking through literal toxins, animal excrement, germs...be detoxing! I am diabetic! Being barefoot and getting the slightest little tiny cut could literally cost me my foot, my leg or even my life!
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When that young lady had the skin expanders, people mocked her relentlessly. 😢
Love your honesty, Dr. Youn.
Snail face, funny.
Butt paste = hemorrhoid cream. People use hemorrhoid cream on their faces to tighten it up, and remove bags under eyes like you see with that commercial for plexaderm.
The orc in the thumbnail is at 8:18 if you clicked for that.
the lady with the tissue expanders after melanoma removal, that is why plastic surgery exists. so glad she survived the cancer
I was gonna say the exact same thing. Plastic surgery was created in order to fix people who had injuries
that destroyed their appearance. It wasn’t developed to try and enhance a person’s features. It should only be used to fix major life altering issues.
@@Boyso5407 Well that is ridiculous myopic, uneducated, illogical and ignorant argument. In its infancy plastic surgery grew from a desire to help those injured in war as well as babies born with birth defects. However it wasn't developed for any sole purpose like chewing gum or yo-yos and even if it were that doesn't necessitate that it can't have other applications. If a plastic surgery's scope was limited to " life altering" injuries would the level of correction be limited as well? Should plastic surgeons turn away a patient whose injuries or birth defect didn't rise to the level of "destroyed" or "life altering?" Who would be the judge of "life altering" and destroyed" and who would decide on the level of correction. Would you have a bureaucratic committee make that decision?
@@Dezkoi Plastic surgery comes from the middle and near East and has been around a very very long time mainly for cosmetic reasons lol
@@Boyso5407 That’s not true at all where did you get that information
I said the same thing to myself when I saw that.
Snails! I nodded off under a tree in my family's backyard. I woke up to find a snail had crawled onto my forehead. He had a friend on my neck. I suppose I should have screamed. I was an 8 year old girl. But I love snails, so I took these two under my care and spent a few hours in the library leaning about them as pets. They thrived for two years before dying of old age. One of my most favorite childhood memories. ❤
❤ this so much! Thank you for sharing!
My daughter always did the same with snails, caterpillars, and even web worms. She wanted to know all about them as well. Read anything she could get ahold of about them.
Such precious memories! 😊
Such a sweet and wholesome comment ❤️
I love this. We had pet snails. They would get out of enclosure. Somehow we were always able to find them...😉 Also had pet rats. Oh, and those hermit crabs. (Hated those) We had good parents. No problem letting us have creepy things.
the most wholesome snail story! my childhood friend has a LEGIT snail phobia. if they were on the front walk he would shriek and cry and refuse to go outside. yeah, we definitely laughed at him
What a cute story! You sound like a kind person and a true animal lover!
Lol I love your reaction to the couple cutting out the bottoms of their shoes. It was perfect.
What happened to society? 😂😂😂
Priceless lol
That shoe thing seems fake. Done for views and reactions.
I'm a proponent of spending time barefoot so your poor toes can spread out, but walking out in public on who knows what in bare feet is just asking for trouble.
It’s not real, just ragebait.
I have skin cancer and it started on my face when I was 34. I really never thought about sunscreen or protecting my skin and I see you so many other people who don't give it a second thought
Uggh trauma dumping
@@brooklynebony Just trying to reiterate how important it is to have yourself checked out. If you think you have any sort of cancer. It usually starts out small and it's much easier to take care of before it literally grows out of control.
Skin cancer runs in my family. My dad had to put a zinc lotion on his nose. In his late 60s, he underwent an 8 hour surgery to remove more skin cancer from his nose. Believe it or not, his nose looked fine after the surgery.
My parents ALWAYS made us wear sunscreen and made sure we knew how important it was. I absolutely hate the feeling (even with light ones that are designed to not leave residue) but I know it’s worth it.
I try to warn all my white and melinated friends😂
That black swan eye surgeon needs to be locked up...
I agree. How are they just allowed to maim people like this and get away with it?
i think she looks good
@@taylorwhite-hg7ml she can't even blink lmfao.
@@taylorwhite-hg7mlyou can’t possibly be saying this seriously. The poor woman now looks like an alien!
Why? 🤔
Avoiding sun damage is no joke! My grandpa spent TONS of time in the sun. Grandma didn't. And wow the difference in their skin in their eighties was striking. He had a lot of cancer scares from his skin. She didn't!
Risk of been a man I'm afraid, we work outside a lot.
@@kingcosworth2643Pls wear sunscreen. Protect your skin from sun damage is really important.
@@kingcosworth2643 You can work outside and still protect yourself from the sun! It's a choice.
If it's a man thing to not take care of yourself, that's toxic masculinity, I'm afraid.
And if you do spend a lot of time outside, wear strong sunscreen and reapply frequently!
The snail face one got me 😂 lady said she wanted the real thing STRAIGHT from the source. 😂
Not exactly a fast and efficient way to apply moisturizer and the risk of getting pooped on isn't much of a bonus either.
Each to their own. At least this is not harmful.🐌🐌🐌
Snails start to nibble on you. It tickles. Abd then it stings and Burns. How would I know: I was a very bored but curious child.
@@chrislstahl4239😂 you're probably super smart (I'm being serious)
@@Ann-op5kj thx, in some fields I am, in Others definitively not... I kept my creativity and curiousity and willingness to learn new things
So important to have more TH-camrs being vocal about Melanoma/skin cancer. ❤
That poor lady. Her eyes can’t close and idk how long it’s been but the eyes ALREADY look irritated 😢
... and I JUST watched a video on YT of what happens to your eyes if you don't blink 😵
Speaking as someone who suffers from dry eye as the result of a botched cataract surgery, I can tell you it is HELL to have an eye that cannot produce enough tears to lubricate it without extra help. I have to constantly use expensive eye drops, use heat compresses, wear a mask, suffer terrible headaches, etc. Why? Why?
@@daniellekennedy8118 omg I am so sorry you have to live like that after a botched surgery! 😱😢 did you get that procedure done in the United States?
@@Tchikaoh god I’m too scared to look it up. Tell me what you learned lol
@@TwizzlerGirl they say it hurts like hell and you go blind pretty quickly. After 3 days irreversible vision loss. Also, to not die, you then have to get your eyes removed because of the infection 😵💫. It's actually really interesting and the visuals are just animated, so give it a try if you want 😊 the video is titled "What If You Stopped Blinking (Minute by Minute)"
The barefoot one is so dumb 😂😂😂
Image having to use a public restroom! 🤢
It's rage bait. Don't give them clicks
@@stirrednotshaken4823 Athlete's foot is gonna have a blast xD
@@terminaldeityexactly, that’s what I thought too when I saw it. Especially when she made sure to mention the cost of their shoe collection and then how she kept going on about how it was worth it because ‘going barefoot means the world to us’. Girl shut up, no it does not. 😂
They'll need tetanus shots every month or so! 😂🤪
Similar to the butt paste. When I was training horses all the time, being outdoors all day was really hard on my skin. I used sunblock, but the heat, cold, wind, dirt, dust from shavings, dander and hair, plus the lengths I had to go to to get all the dirt and sunscreen off every night, my skin was really dry. So I went to the horse people beauty supply shop, the feed store. I found some cream that's used for udders on dairy cows and goats, as well as nursing mares. Especially dairy animals get really dry and chafed skin on their udder. Udder balm worked wonders. It is loaded in moisturizers and some vitamins as well. You can also get a medicated one if the skin is cracking and starting to become infected. It slathers on pretty thick and sticky. So I would coat my face and hands in it every night, put on some cotton gloves, and a towel over my pillow to keep it on my hands and face instead of my sheets. Oh my god, it worked wonders. Dairy farmers know how to take care of skin, I'm telling you. That stuff was amazing. You have to look for the right one that's not petroleum based.
Good to know!❤
Bag balm is great for dry skin and is an antiseptic. It’s been a staple in my house since my adult kids were born.
In Kenya they sell milking cow jelly in every supermarket in the skin care isles. It's quite cheap and sells like hot cake because it's more effective than most expensive products displayed right next to it
Bag Balm has petroleum as the first ingredient. I’ve heard that not so good to put on skin. But I do use it to keep the gnats out of my horse’s ears and belly.
I use coconut and castor oil with frankincense. All natural.
Yeah, walk through San Fransico where there's poop, pee, vomit, hypodermic needles, etc on the sidewalks.
Philly (Kensington) even worse
I know for a fact we have all that nasty stuff on our sidewalks too, I see it frequently! 💉🩸💩💦🤮
They should pay homeless to clean up after themselves and paid to stop using drugs
@@BrightAmbitionthat's actually a great idea. Government needs to implement that into real jobs so they can get their s**t together and get off the streets.
That was my first thought doing that shit in sf
The people destroying shoes is completely unnecessary. They sell "barefoot" shoes (e.g., Xero or similar). I use barefoot shoes for deadlifting, and they are a great option for barefoot feel without opening oneself to public area germs.
Besides one of the main reasons to go barefoot is the lack of restrictions to your foot's natural movement, but they're still keeping the hard topshell of the shoe on. They're literally keeping all the trouble with none of the protective benefits
Exactly, I love feeling the ground under my feet, but I buy shoes that allow movement while keeping my feeties clean.
@@jwolfe1209those shoe tops would be flapping around all crazy too, so you know they'd be walking even more restricted than they usually do just trying to keep them on
Not wearing shoes can cause you to get injuries that can lead to things like Necrotizing Fascitis (which can be fatal)!
It's fake, they made it to upset people for engagement. It's rage bait. They literally never bring it up again and all their content is like that.
OK, why in the world would I wanna burn holes in my face thinking that it was going to tighten my skin??? i’d rather have snails crawling over over my face instead!🐌👩🏻🦰
I am guilty of burning holes in my face. It works but u can't notice the difference. Not like Botox or with fillers .
it actually does help on eye locks that sag, if you don’t wanna go under the knife, you just have to do it at a clinic that knows how to do it and are trained. in my country people have done it and it worked
If you listen how Dr. Ung words it, he really doesn't say " it doesn't work" he just says how unprofessional the people are who perform the procedure. I was looking back at my before and after pictures and you can notice a difference. I was really bad before
Those snails were kind of cute
Snails on your skin is actually good for it.
To the young lady that had melanomas and overcame a lot. Your smiles says it all. I hope you get back out there and live your life
If her oncologist is intelligent and worthy of their license, they'll have told her she cannot spend time in the sun ever again. I had to have skin cancer removed last December, and my onco said that time outside is absolutely never to happen. I can be out just long enough to get to my car from my apartment, and from car into whichever building I'm headed for.
Maybe that woman's skin is tougher than mine---I'm a latent redhead with very fair skin, and I sunburn within 15 minutes of stepping out into the sunlight---but her having had a melanoma removed means she has to be even more cautious than many people do. Melanoma is nothing to be taken lightly.
I can't stop laughing at your facial expressions, Dr Youn.
😂 me too
It's very common for both women and men all across South East Asia to wear long sleeves and gloves in very hot, sunny weather to protect their skin. After seeing the golfer guy's arm, I can appreciate why they do it (especially since the use of motorcycles is so common/prevalent there).
My Mom is Chinese and I grew up in America she always made me wear sunscreen daily even in winter. I wasn’t allowed to go sun bathing or to a tanning bed like my friends did. Now at 41 I am grateful for that. The sun ages you really bad.
I loved your skit at the end! You are so multi-talented, Dr. Youn!! A great plastic surgeon and quite the comedian but what makes you extraordinary is your honesty, and your genuine care for what is best for the patient, which should be every doctor's first concern and what you have in spades! I must go; there is an hilarious skit that I want to watch again!!! Be Well, always!!!
Lol he looked like Gilbert Gotfried😂
Thank you for inspecting this videos and being straight with us .
How can the plasma and hylauron pen even be legal to sell OTC? They break the skin barrier!
You can buy thread lifts online too which is just horrifying. These sales need to be banned before some loses their face to an infection.
When he said oh you can buy them at the store, hell no would I do that on myself. I’m going to let a qualified doctor do it if I wanted that procedure.
I mean...considering they sell literal guns in the US, I'm not surprised.
Muh freedum as a 'murican.
Same as buying ear piercing gun, they break the skin also.
It’s great that you don’t dismiss holistic medicine and alternative ideas outright, and you seem to be very up to date on why people do the weird things they do. Not just poking fun at them. Great content.
Of course he doesn't dismiss holistic medicine--Dr. Youn is himself a holistic doctor!
I use an ethically sourced snail slime face cream! I love snails, I always move them from the road to the grass, but I'd never put them on my face. Mainly for the bacteria 😅
If the snails are well cared for, there should be no risk for harmful bacteria.
The result from the melanoma excision and hairline reconstruction is amazing.
I love watching this handsome doctor explain cosmetic procedures. His take on personal comedy is hilarious!!!
Sneakerheads everywhere just felt their hearts shatter with the couple destroying their shoes
Those shoes were already destroyed. They may have paid $20,000 for all of the shoes they owned but they weren’t WORTH $20,000
yessss
The sun damaged arm made me feel so justified in my avoidance of the sun 😭
Or you could... Wear sunblock and appropriate clothes? You are missing out.
@@evilparadigm My bad, by avoidance I meant I avoid unprotected sun exposure. I always cover up when I'm hiking and gardening.
@@crimson-nautilus Oh, lol. Sorry. You never know these days.
he has great skin on his upper arm for an 80yo
Yup, and it's why I wear long sleeves when I'm going to be driving for more than 10 - 15 minutes at a time. I've had skin cancer removed from my nose, and it's not a pleasant thing to have done. My oncologist said I'm never to spend time in the sun again, that I have to stay indoors as much as possible (fortunately, I'm not an outdoors type of person, so I'm fine with it).
I bought your book and made the Hearty Miso and Vegetable soup and it was amazing and will definitely be part of the regular meal rotation. Thanks for all you do.
Miso soup is the best!
I’m 51, I’ve worn sunscreens, hats and long sleeves my whole life, my skin hasn’t changed in 25 years.. I’m lucky enough to not even have wrinkles yet. As a teenager all my friends slathered baby oil on themselves and laid out in the sun, they either look like really old ladies now, have had skin cancer or both.
you ever use sun gloves? i need to find a decent pair
@ I use them when I drive, I got mine from Amazon.
Thanks!
Maybe snail therapy is good if you find yourself feeling sluggish? :D
Badummm tssss
You're adorable 😂
😂😂😂
Ha!!!! 😂😂😂
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Dr. Youn, love your reaction. 😂 I know when I'm ready for a tummy tuck, I'm coming to you. 😊
"Tummy tuck"? Haven't heard that ancient term in at least 30 years. It's more correctly called an abdominoplasty.
@@jb6712 because that's so much easier to say and remember
I mean yess.... what has happened to our society like seriously 💀🤡
Thankfully the shoe video was fake but crazier things have happened
Right, I just watched one of his videos where this woman had this HUGE literal APRON of lose skin after she had lost WHO KNOWS how much weight, and people in the comments were calling her QUEEN because she FINALLY decided to have a little pride in her appearance and lose it?!?!!?
I'm sitting here thinking I'm 63 years old and STILL wear size 7 jeans, but SHE'S a queen?!!?!? LMAO yea, ok....😂😂😂
Remember the surgeon General from escape from L.A society has gone like that
What has happened is absolute stupidity
the internet has become popular throughout the years so people will do cringey things for attention and views
The barefoot couple are crazy!! And the man showing his arm with sun damage is something else!!
I've enjoyed watching your regular and reaction videos for quite some time.
Today, I was surprised and pleased to hear you mention Jimmy Buffett as an "all time favorite musician" of yours. Jimmy Buffett is one of my favorites also; no matter what mood I was in, Buffett's music found some way to express and /or improve my mood. I was also glad to hear your warning about melanoma, citing Jimmy's loss as an example.
I'm glad there's even more reason to keep enjoying your videos.
Just remember:
a legend never dies.
You are such an inspiration…educated advice given with wisdom, humor, and compassion. What great guy you are. .
While I'm sure there are people out there who prefer barefoot, the couple here are 100% Faking it. The Dremel isn't even turned on. They just cut off the bottom of their shoes for the video and made it to ragebait
The inclusion of the apparent price of their shoe collection is a big giveaway
Ikr, I commented this too. $20 k? They think we’re all stupid! 🤦🏼♀️
Haha, those are their favorite pairs and they want us to believe they have a 20k collection.
ragebait p I like that term
If they like being barefoot so much,why do they own so many pairs of shoes?
That, and the computerized voice.
Not sure which is more disturbing; the barefoot shoe or the $20000 collection. Some people have more money than sense but we can't save them from themselves!
I definitely don’t believe that they actually ruined all their shoes. I think they’re just milking this bs for outrage content. 😂
I don’t know where they bought those shoes that are supposedly worth 20,000. dollars but I think they were gyped.
You took the bait on that dollar number part. If you befriended some accountant, store owner, or smart housewives, they knew it is a mere tricks. Had you kept a record of your mundance purchases, such as buying shampoo, food expenses, or electric bills like for a whole year or two, in total, you can see the total amount that went away. And it is big.. it can gave you a brand new hottest sports bike.. same goes with somebody else collection of shoes, of course they don't buy it all on one trip.
If you buy something worth of $35 (shoes) once in a while and maybe everytime you got your paycheck. You keep That habit of spending that amount, and in a span of a year, that accumulated total is $12,600 that you spend away... Of course you did not buy 360 units of cheap shoes, but that gave you the idea of accumulation.
A better way to put it is
Initial Purchases:
You have 5 pairs of shoes at $35 each: 5×35=175
You bought 5 pairs of shoes at $200 each: 5×200=1,000
You have 8 pairs of shoes at $80 each: 8×80=640
Total Spending from Initial Purchases: 175+1,000+640=1,815 and you probably will rinse and repeat of doing that 20 times and it's total amount is $23,500 boom..
You still ended up with 232 pairs of shoes in your collection based on the accumulated spending of $23,500. 😂😂😂 That tiktoker may be making a lot of bs.. that shoes look like $200 each.. and all of that on screen look just about $1600 max!!
unless they bought $1000 designer or rare shoes each. Otherwise It is just a B.S out of thin air 😂
8:19 Dr. Youn’s reaction is on point. I imagine little kids getting frightened at the sight of this man! 👹
Everyone should be frightened of this monstrosity.
The Doctor's face while watching the "barefoot" shoes....priceless 😂😂😂
This legit solidifies for me NVR to get plastic surgery & I get Botox for migraines & and headaches, which is excruciating enuf to NOT want it for anything else ever. Great video.❤😊
Come to New Zealand, its common to walk barefoot here. If its hot or my feet are hurting inmy shoes ill drive with bare feet, go to the supermarket etc, its quite common to see people barefoot here esp in the hot summer
ETA, our pavements etc are pretty clean here, there's not a lot of rubbish etc about. Middle of New York etc would be totally different
Yup, barefoot is normal in New Zealand.
Yeah but I'm going to assume it's a LOT cleaner then the US
@@komikbookgeek yeah it's a pretty clean country in general, we go barefoot pretty much anywhere, supermarket, beach, park, it's just super common
@@MrsGumpthat's good! Fairly jealous
@@komikbookgeek perfect excuse to come for a holiday here lol
The way Dr. Youn said what the hell happened to her had me rolling. 🤣
I'm so ready for this! I love your videos Dr Youn! 🖤
@ 8:40min's into the video...my heart goes out to this man who REALLY mutilated his face😭. This is over the top😱...and like the doctor that botched the woman's eyebrows to give her a lift...the SAME goes for the doctor that performed these procedures on this guy! WOW!
Your face when the snails 🐌 were on that lady's face, hilarious!!!
Researchers are finding that beaches around, rivers that have sewage treatment plants people that walk on the sand barefoot are developing worms in the bottom of their feet
How does sewage = worms ?
Probably sewage would be a good growth medium for parasites? there are parasites that can go in through the feet😮.
Don’t snails carry parasites?
Yes that’s why I felt concern whdd we n they crawled over her eyes especially
Yes! All creatures that live outside carry parasites and diseases! Thats why people who do this are ignorant!
People can get infected by eating raw or undercooked snails or slugs that are infected with rat lungworm.
Their slime though? It's safe!
The only type of "grounding" I'll do is when my anxiety or panic is going put of control.
Then I'll just head out, find a patch of grass, take off my shoes and just lay there with my feet in the grass
I have to try that, do you just close your eyes & try to meditate?
You're brave, then, what with all the terrible ticks that have proliferated the US in recent years!
Kudos to the plastic surgeon who treated the young lady with the melanoma. He did an amazing job, and in the after shots she looks so cute and totally natural with a perfect hairline!
While I have nothing against people getting a little tweak here and there, but I love it when plastic surgeons are able to fix the aftermath of a medical condition or an accident. I myself had an incident--thanks to an over-enthusiastic puppy and an expanding leash--a few years back, in which my lower lip was completely sliced through, with the cut continuing another inch or so down toward my chin. It could have left me with a significant scar, but the plastic surgeon did such a amazing job that not only did I keep nearly all the muscle function, the scar is virtually invisisible. Bless that doctor!
The man in 8:19 is Brazilian, his name is diabão prado. He is very famous here due to these body modifications, he put horns on his head, piercings and even cut off his fingers. As much as he is a good person, his appearance is very frightening.
The fact that those two would be leaving clear foot prints on a shop's floor, would give away that they are barefoot.
Im 70 and used to use baby butt cream when I was a teenager. In the uk we used it as there was very little else and I've used it most of my adult life. I have very few wrinkles and have never had spots. Maybe I'm just lucky.
I love watching your reaction and the advice you give to these TikTok videos. Some of the things that people do themselves in trying to enhance their looks is unbelievable in my personal opinion. That lady who had the melanoma was inspiring, and while she was being treated, her head looked weird, but she looked fantastic after the procedure. I agree with Dr, Youn, I think it is wonderful what plastic surgeons are able to do to restore a person's quality of life and looks. I really laugh at Dr. Youn's TikTok videos especially the ones where he is portraying hospital life and patients. I have been in the hospital quite a few times so I can relate to those funny clips. He is really good at portraying the humorous side of being a patients but there are still some amusing stories I have seen being a patient that he doesn't mention.
My sister and I have had skin cancers on our faces and scalps. We were summertime pool rats as kids and that carefree childhood caught up to us. I had a carcinoma the size of an eraser head removed with the Mohs procedure last year. It was not easy to find because I get melasma in the slightest sun.
It ended up needing an ENORMOUS margin, bigger than a half dollar, and they dug DEEP. I lost a melon ball sized chunk out of my face.
They did an excellent job, you can barely see the scar, and need to know where to look, but at the time, it was scary to hear "they need to take more, they didn't get it all" and get another jab of lidocaine or novocaine.
Without the Mohs procedure, I'd've had to go back for a second procedure for even larger margins.
Insist on Mohs (gold standard) or slo-Mohs at the very least. It could save your life!
I had to have the MOHS done last December for skin cancer removal on my nose, then my nose had to be reconstructed immediately after. I'd have a hard time saying MOHS is "the gold standard," but I'm sure it's better than the hideous procedures my father endured 57 years ago when skin cancer had to be removed multiple times from his nose. He suffered terribly for days after each procedure, in so much pain he could hardly bear it, yet still went to work every day.
I admit to watching your videos for a couple of reasons: 1) The Darwinian decision-making of patients and 2) the priceless expressions on your face. Here's a third reason: I do appreciate your comments as a holistic plastic surgeon. Keep up the good work! 😃
Your faces are priceless! 😂
As someone who loves to walk barefoot through sand, grass, dirt, the creek in my backyard on a hot day… I can tell you, there are benefits to it. You just feel more relaxed and connected to the earth. But going barefoot in a city?! Oh HELL no!!! That’s like walking barefoot in the public bathroom at the bus terminal in NYC and I was afraid to go in there with SHOES!!! I felt like I needed to hose down with bleach after walking in there, it was so bad! Maybe it’s because I live in a very rural area, but still… That was some nasty I’ll never forget. And these people walk through that… in bare feet… No… Just no…
Doctor Youn, you are the best! I love watching your videos! My plastic surgeon (who reconstructed my breast after cancer as i had a double mastectomy) is also amazing. Like you, he is charming and funny and do such a great job! ♥
8:55 finally a good story,glad it worked out for her the unimaginable months/years she suffered...Hope she has a long healthy life,.
Dr. Youn, I would so trust you to have my best interest at heart, or anyone you have as a patient. Kudos!
It’s 5:40am CST and may be too early for this episode 😅😅 Edit: Great episode Doc. Love the excerpt from “Just Go With It.” Kevin Nealon is hilarious!
This guy's reactions are priceless!
Omgosh! Your facial expressions crack me up! The snail one was priceless 😂
Thank you so much for providing invaluable information
I love your reaction to the demon guy!! 😆 I'm scared too and I have full sleeve tattoos! Mine are quite girly though!
"Girly" tats 🙄. My now-deceased son was a tattoo artist in FL at the time of his death. He told me more than once that even if a woman had flowers tatted, she was never truly feminine or she would never have such work done on her body. I have to agree with him---no woman looks the least bit feminine with tats, not even with one "dainty" one.
The dude holding the eyebrow pic for the black swan lift: “Nailed it.”
I RESPECT the HONESTY from this doctor...instead of invoking the wrong opinion and taking his patients money, he's looking out for them. There's so many doctors out there who are money hungry, KNOWING that it's wrong, but will do it for a buck, while you walk out looking like CRUSTY THE CLOWN🤣...NOT! 🧐
When the barefooters get hookworm or tetanus or flesh eating bacteria…
I can’t even walk on grass barefoot. I always think about what could be in the grass where I’m walking and it freaks me out!
The chick @ 8:54 is adorbs!
Imagine getting a parasite from having a contaminated snail on your face on your eyes eewwww
Snails don't carry parasites in their slime... and they are probably way cleaner than your keyboard that you use everyday, which a lot of studies show are dirtier than a toilet seat.
So yeah, snails being dirty or having parasites is the least of your worries.
3:03 Dr. Youn's face is priceless
I don't put shoes on unless I have to go somewhere, or walk on rocks. I'm smart enough to watch where I step if I walk around in my yard. Obviously, I don't walk barefoot if I'm out and about in cities or businesses.
Watching this shaking my head …. I just don’t get it, what on earth has happened to society
It scares me that Jimmy Buffett is one of your favorite musicians of all times. I hope that was just a way of honoring him, and reference to prevent skin cancer. Otherwise we need a musical intervention...
The scary guy seems to be talking to a woman called Adriele, he says: -Adriele, that's it, the most tattooed guy in Brazil.
Im 56 and have had agorophobia keeping me out of the sun since age 30 - I have very few wrinkles almost zero crows feet no smile lines, etc, and have never had any work done or use any special face products- the sun makes so much difference!
I don't even walk barefoot in my own house or shower! You can get worms that way, or athlete's foot! Yes, I'm OCD, but it's still true!
You're smart
@@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush Thank you!
I even wear flip flops in hotel rooms. Nasty!
@@nicolew6904 Oh, I KNOW, right? Super grody! (Sorry, my 80s kid is showing.) I always wear some kind of shoes in EVERY part of a hotel room, and the first thing I do upon entering is remove the bedspread! I've seen what body fluids can do to them! (Thanks, Gordon Ramsey!) Ugh, I feel all squidgy even thinking about it! If I do accidentally lie down or sit for awhile on one, I change my clothes!
How do you wash your feet 🐾?
😂😂😂 beetle juice at the end❤
I love how you are very honest with your patients and with your viewers. You do an exceptional job ❤❤❤
no plastic surgeon would modify a person like that. or they should go to prison for unethical performance.
Some would
No ethical plastic surgeon would do such mods---but there are plenty who aren't ethical at all, and will do any surgery requested just for the money.
There's a younger man (30s) who has had his body so terribly modified, it's nearly unrecognizable as anything belonging to a human being. He's had multiple fingers removed, his head has all kinds of ugly implants under the scalp, he's had his ears cut off entirely, and a whole host of other seriously deranged things that he requested. He's so disturbingly mutilated, and so frightening to look at, his face is never shown on camera except for one brief clip of about two seconds.
I'd be extremely hard-pressed to say he's someone nice when he treats his body so terribly.
Dr. Youn- always great! And so funny!
Handsome, kind and funny !!! 😆😍
I've missed you! You haven't popped up in my 📱 for awhile....glad you're here now. ❤
Any doctor that performs elective surgery should be jailed for taking advantage of the mentally ill.
Dr Youn's cold opens are amazing
The butt paste trick has been around at least since the 80’s 😂.
Exactly. Using Preparation H to relax wrinkles has been a thing forever!
MENTAL HEALTH care moments of clarity being served up 👆🏽
Our society needs more Psychiatrists now than other Doctors... People r going INSANE😢
No, they're a huge part of the problem, and absolutely no part of the solution. What the world needs isn't what it wants to hear, though, so I'm not going that.
Dr Youn, you are priceless!!! Your reactions and surprised faces make my day!! I get such a kick out of when you ask "What is that?" or some other similar question. I'm cracking up at "What has happened to society?" That is hilarious!!! I tell you, your reactions are more funny to me than the patients. You really do make my day!!! Thanx for the laffs!!!!
Uhhh, someone help me out here. 3-minute mark:
(alleged) $20,000 shoe collection + fetish for barefoot city life = waste of oxygen
I found a plastic surgeon in Dr Youn! Amazingly knowledgeable
I like walking barefoot in the morning or evening in dewy clean green grass in garden lawn... I find it calming n refreshing...
I do it too!!! Mountain life!!!
I got skin cancer too by the time I was in my 50's. I bike and have lived in CA, AZ, NV and FL. Got my share of sunburn. Now I use 35 sun block but the damage has been done.
No problem staying away from the Plasma pen. I have Ehlers Danlos
Ty Doc!❤
actually been using baby creme with zinc oxide for few good years now. bought it just because i wanted to improve the healing of my burn, and it was mentioning burn healing properties on the package, plus it's very cheap, thick and moisturizes skin for the whole day. funnily my skin is very dry too. first time i'm seeing someone else using it for the same reason
How is being barefoot and walking through literal toxins, animal excrement, germs...be detoxing! I am diabetic! Being barefoot and getting the slightest little tiny cut could literally cost me my foot, my leg or even my life!
How those two pens are legal..... i have no idea
Dr youn’s expressions tells it all.
Anyone want to pay $20k for sole-less shoes? Not to mention the delightful ringworm you can get as a free bonus!