"it took me five or six consults to find someone to do the operation." If five or six doctors refuse to do something, especially a cosmetic procedure, it's best to leave it be.

@katherineheasley6196

Жыл бұрын

Seriously, they're not turning you away because they hate your money!

@danicleckley5404

Жыл бұрын

She's one of THOSE customers/patients.

@kojikakoifish2862

Жыл бұрын

No one deserves to be botched, but this woman literally refused to accept any form of reason and doctor shopped until she inevitably found an unethical hack. I'm glad she was able to get herself fixed up but I hope the pain, embarrassment and expense taught her something. She should feel really stupid everytime she looks back on this so that she learns from it. If she's that insecure about her body she should seek therapy not implants, her money would be far better spent.

@emsa5034

Жыл бұрын

That’s literally like $800 JUST in consults 😭😭 god some people are so blessed with money

@emsa5034

Жыл бұрын

@@katherineheasley6196 was shocked when I went to a consult for Lipo and she was extremely hesitant to do stomach Lipo and said I’d need to get chin Lipo first as a test because that’s what I was mainly there for, because I’m on immunosuppressants. I didn’t even think about that. I thought most surgeons would just.. do it. And put me on preventative antibiotics. But nope. I found a good one who actually cares about infection and said I’d have to be off them for several months before doing it. Which I guess is good but I was also highly disappointed 😭

If you have more then one doctor telling you that a procedure you want is not a good idea, then you should take that medical advice and not to proceed with that course of action. The good majority of doctors do not spend years in medical school just to give bad advice.

@Hermititis

Жыл бұрын

Especially for a cosmetic procedure. I can understand desperation driving people to keep seeking out doctors for life-threatening diagnosis or debilitating pain, though.

@caroljeanscott5571

Жыл бұрын

@@Hermititis Exactly, if you have a medical problem, then I can see someone looking until you get a doctor that will listen to you. Dr. Youn, fixed up a women who was scared by a tummy tuck. She was turned down by 15 other plastic surgeons because she was on so much medication and she was at a high risk of dying on the operating table. Dr. Youn felt he should take the chance and the procedure was done and it was a success. I tear up every time I watch that video. On the other hand, if you just want comedic surgery and you doctors keep telling you why it is a bad idea, then I think you should take their advice.

@CreamIceMs

Жыл бұрын

I think people who do this understand, but they just don't care. They're more interested in the results than in their health. Some people don't stop even after they've had complications.

@caroljeanscott5571

Жыл бұрын

@@CreamIceMs I think that is true but a good doctor will do their best to convince the patient not to go ahead with the procedure and explain the health risks. Only physicians know the health risks of certain procedures.

@joylox

Жыл бұрын

It's funny, I'm in the opposite situation. I have a combination of chronic illnesses, where doctors keep telling me it's okay to take things to help, I read research and testimonies online about the side effects in people with these such conditions, and they don't believe me and then look shocked when I say I got side effects. Believe me, if a painkiller gives you nightmares, yes it's rare, but it's horrifying and I'd always wake up super sweaty and dehydrated from how stressful those were. And the internet says not to take that med if you have postural tachycardia (heart rate goes up when you stand for too long) like I do. I also get migraines from Advil and no one believes me.

"I want huge boobs!! -- OMG, the back pain" -- shocked pikachu face.

Her story is equivalent to when as a child you ask your mother for something she says ,,No." Then your father- he says no. Your grandma she says no. Your grandpa he says no. And then you ask your uncle and he is like ,, Yea whatever" and you do it, and then your mother kicks your ass.

@spogulitR

5 ай бұрын

The mother nature in this case. 😅

As someone with a hereditary problem of very large breasts I never understand these cases. How could you not have anticipated that your back would hurt and you would have straps digging in?? How could you not have anticipated the sagging? I’m 42 and my 38G breasts aren’t very saggy, but gravity is still at work. My female cousins and I used to taunt each other as children saying the others would end up with my grandmas breasts because they were huge and no one wanted that. It was me, I got them. Watching my own daughter be a 36G by 14 was painful. News flash, huge boobs aren’t fun.

@jmironof

Жыл бұрын

I bet the idea comes from her husband who’s defiantly a boob man. At least that’s my superficial impression

@eule1233

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@lauuu__ri431

Жыл бұрын

Say it louder for the people in the back 🗣

@Cannetaimj181

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree.. I think it’s wild that people pay for back problems. My bras make me bleed. After my children they unfortunately got bigger smh..regardless I’m glad she was able to get it corrected.

@jenniferford2067

Жыл бұрын

@@Cannetaimj181 I was so jealous of friends whose breasts got smaller after childbirth. That was not my experience.

This is crazy to hear for me. I had breast reduction surgery at 17 years old. I was a double D while I was still in high school. My parents had it done as I was having back, neck and shoulder pain. I had to have the anchor scar as I had 4.5 pounds removed. I'm so glad my parents had it done for me as I can't imagine having 1300cc's much less 800cc's put in.

@HeySlothKid

Жыл бұрын

Same - I had a reduction from an E to a B at 18 that was converted by my mom's health insurance - my back and neck pain was severe and I struggled to sleep.I don't know why anyone would voluntarily choose such huge boobs! Mine have since grown back to a C and I can't stand it! Edit: I should probably clarify that I have VERY dense breast tissue so they're heavier than more "fatty" boobs ( and I suppose silicone) would be.

@nickelpennybanks

Жыл бұрын

I was a 32G by the time I got to college but I never got a reduction. Surgeon said it wasn’t enough tissue.

@jakesbel8237

Жыл бұрын

I know the feeling, DD in 7th grade 110 pounds. I’ve wanted a reduction for years and never had the nerve to do it. My back is so messed up through the thoracic spine because of the boobs.

@Account-xm6vj

Жыл бұрын

You mean "I can't imagine having 800cc's much less 1300cc's put in." The object after 'much less' should be the greater extreme. Just a lil grammar/english tip =)

@heerolover360

Жыл бұрын

@user-wv1hp8th8n really don't need my grammar being corrected thank you very much. Compared to others, this was a really minor mistake. There are many others who have grammar and spelling errors much more atrocious than this. Go find someone else to nitpick on.

I had a house mate once that was 16 and was clamoring for a breast reduction. She was already a double or triple D at that age. Her back was already in constant pain. And they were of course STILL growing. Her parents took her into see a plastic surgeon and were 100% willing to pay for the surgery. The surgeon very rightly was like, "Look, yah, triple D's hurt and are bad for you. But, you're only 16 and they are still growing. Doing anything now would mean you'd have to do it again when you're 25 or so. So, I won't do it." I don't get why ANYONE wants big breasts after that. Pretty much everyone I've ever met that naturally has them wants them reduced to something more sensible like a D or a C even.

@katherineheasley6196

Жыл бұрын

That surgeon was being very responsible, though I'm sure the 16-year-old hated hearing that. I'd have loved a reduction at that age, too, but it's best to wait until you're done growing.

@AminahMight

Жыл бұрын

As a woman with huge boobs and who does want a reduction, its because big breasts ONLY look good when they’re fake. Natural big breast are hard to dress, heavy, they sweat, sag no matter what because of gravity. Etc. They suck 😂

@Keywy

Жыл бұрын

This is very negative!!! I have 34Fs, no back pain and I love them :) it sucks that a lot of women have problems with their big boobs but i really don't think its all of us. All boobies are good boobies (unless they're causing you pain/discomfort ofc)

@hawaiigirl8089

Жыл бұрын

Many many young women are ALSO fat. Once they go on a diet & get to normal weight range for them, that’s THE BEST time to consider surgery. Too many over weight women unwilling to do the diet work, just want a breast reduction. That surgery leaves ugly scarring as well

@hawaiigirl8089

Жыл бұрын

@@Keywy that young girl could have tried pilates. Excellent for core strength & back. I’m guessing here but inactive- sedentary complainer type. Surgery should ALWAYS be a last resort. Glad you kept your curves

As a natural K cup, I cannot imagine choosing and paying thousands of dollars to have such large implants.

@brookeg5897

Жыл бұрын

I have always wanted a reduction. It always bothers me when people choose to have my problems. I wish i could donate.

@nalinea18

Жыл бұрын

@@brookeg5897 if only people could switch boobs. I'd be willing to at least loan my 34K bazongamahorkers to anyone who thinks that the back pain is worth it. I'm terrified of surgery, but I'm pretty sure my wish to have a healthier spine will override that fear before long. If it's this bad at 26, I don't want to even think about what will happen when I'm old.

@esmeecampbell7396

Жыл бұрын

@@nalinea18 and if you had small tits you'd be wanting to change to big ones, that's the human condition. If you've got back pain then do some exercises to build up strength or actually spend some money to get a proper bra, problem solved. Way cheaper and less dangerous than cutting them off and it won't make you unappealing in the future too!

@resplndnt

Жыл бұрын

Would that be volleyball sized?

@Jessica-yy5wm

Жыл бұрын

@@resplndnt it's been several years since I've played volleyball, but I think I'm a little smaller, but not by much.

Dr Youn is a lot nicer than I could be after hearing that a pt decides to go ahead with a procedure after being told no FIVE TIMES

I’ll be honest, after a year of breastfeeding, I have absolutely zero desire for anything to be in my boobs other than my own body. The feeling of engorgement is just this heavy pressure that feels like it needs to be relieved by any means necessary. It’s so uncomfortable. I would imagine that’s also what implants feel like. I’ll just keep my A’s the way they are. 😳

@LadyAyleene

Жыл бұрын

Same lol. I struggled mentally with my A boobs, especially in my teenage years. After breastfeeding I still have A cups, but saggy. Still, I now care less than I ever have before and I'm happy to have my body back in its normal state. No way I'll change that state again on purpose. I'm too old and busy to give any more fucks 🤣

@kuroyuri04

Жыл бұрын

To have a normal functionally breast without a cancer, tumour or neck-shoulders-back pain is something to be very grateful for. God created our bodies according to what we need, not according to what we want.

@naturegirl2110

Жыл бұрын

I had 34B cups at 18. By the time I was 21 it a 34C. In my 30s it went to 34D. I'm now 41 and put a little weight from surgery this year and now 34D is feeling very tight and uncomfortable with boobs spilling everywhere. Guess I gotta Size up again. I remember after I had my son and was told I couldn't breastfeed due to some meds I was on. I was heartbroken. Then got engorged. It hurt like hell. They told me to put an ice cold lettuce or cabbage leaf on my hot, swollen, leaking boobs. I literally cried in pain in the shower. I was fine with my B cup. I don't get the obsession with big boobs.

@Astral_thee_God

Жыл бұрын

I’m like a 34C and I occasionally think I want a bigger size but the thought of surgery absolutely scares me so I would never lol My friend is like naturally a DDD? Maybe? I dunno, just a really big size lol But she’s often complaining about how much her back hurts and how it can be hard to sleep sometimes. Like, getting surgery to go that big or even bigger and run the risk of possible consequences is just not worth it to me

@kakalukium

Жыл бұрын

When done right, you don't feel the implants at all.(but I paid a lot for a top surgeon) I can't even feel it when I squeeze them. For me, it was worth it and fun, for others, that may not be the case.

For women afraid of anchor scars: I'm nearly 40 and had a breast reduction in 2021 and my scars are barely visible. They do sometimes itch a bit, but that's the most annoying they get. I am pale and used silicone tape. Scars are more likely the melanin you have, so if you are dark complected or have a bunch of yellow melanin, have the scar conversation with your doctor. I understand some plastic surgeons specialize in dark skin patients to try and minimize the risk of keloids. Best of luck! Going from a Hcup to a Dcup radically changed my life. My spine was deforming and I had the beginning of disk herniation with nerve pain. They also sat on my stomach and caused digestion issues and nausea since I was 12. If you want a reduction, *get one* it's worth it.

@jenniferrosenthal7731

Жыл бұрын

My vertical and donut parts of my anchor scars are barely visible as well. Not a big deal at all

@RoxxyFly

Жыл бұрын

My skin is weird like all depends on the part of my body, some are dark and visible but then others are a lot lighter than my skin tone but then other are ENTIRELY INVISIBLE likenit was never there

@kamilamanzueta5355

Жыл бұрын

I am one week post-op from my reduction and struggling with my recovery… reading this gave me the reminder to be patient, and that is will be worth it. Thank you for the reassurance ☺️

@katherineheasley6196

Жыл бұрын

I had mine done four months ago, and already, the vertical and donut scars are barely visible. The anchor scar is still pretty dark, but I'll take it. My boobs are so cute now!

@katherineheasley6196

Жыл бұрын

@@kamilamanzueta5355 If you don't already know, the Reddit community r/Reduction is a great community for people who have had, are planning, or want to know about reduction. Terrific support from people who know what you're going through with your recovery.

As a mammographer, I can’t imagine how difficult the 2 implants must be to image.

@Widdekuu91

4 ай бұрын

Maybe this is a weird question, but I am 32 and in a few years, I might need to go get mammographs for safety checks, basically. My mom had small breasts and told me they were quite painful for her. Mine are smaller than hers were, mine are a small A cup. I noticed myself panicking about it when I got the notice, since the idea of being stuck like that is really scary to me. Do you think I would be able to tell the lady to slowly apply pressure or to relieve it if it is too far, or to somehow make it less painful? I also recall seeing a mammograph-scene in a breastcancermovie (when I was 12) that probably did not help, because I recall the lady crying and screaming she was in pain and wanted out ("let me go") which probably fueled the fear haha. Do you have any tips, by any chance? I have been told I have a high pain tolerance, but this is a sensitive area, I am also in therapy for mistreatment, that fear of pain "there" adds to it. Thanks in advance if you have any tips.

@brantlie_boone

4 ай бұрын

@@Widdekuu91 happy to help and not weird at all! If the mammo tech doesn’t ask, let them know it’s your first mammo so they can explain everything. You can ALWAYS ask them if they will compress slowly (good techs usually do because we know compressing slowly hurts less) and where I work, we try to always ask the patient to let us know if it’s becoming too painful. The point of compression is to spread out the breast tissue so the drs can see between tissues to make sure small cancers aren’t under or between the tissue. When we can compress a good amount, it helps the drs see better! Try to keep your muscles and body relaxed while they are compressing! When you tense up, it can make it painful. Everyone has different pain tolerances so some people say it doesn’t even hurt. But some people say it is painful. Remember to breathe! You will be instructed when to hold your breath for the exam but when they are positioning you, remember to breathe! Lol You can take an ibuprofen or Tylenol 20-30 minutes before your exam and it might help with discomfort. Just remember, mammograms are super important because they can detect cancer at the earliest stages! Being consistent with getting them is important so the drs can monitor normal breast changes vs. abnormal changes. The exam might be uncomfortable and awkward, but at least it’s only a once a year thing and the exam itself should only last about 10-15 minutes. Good luck with everything!

@Widdekuu91

4 ай бұрын

@@brantlie_boone Hello, thanks! I do hope it will somehow be easy for me, I think if they are nice, it'll help a lot. I've noticed that a mean nurse taking blood is a lót more painful/awful compared to my favorite doctor accidentally tearing a piece of flesh from my foot (because she misjudged how dry my skin was and tried to re-open a little wound.) The nurse taking blood very roughly and grumpy made me cry a bit, but with my favorite doctor, I just laughed at her panicked shrieking and apologizing, I barely felt anything. I hope I get a friendly nurse, I think that will make a big difference. Thanks for the advice, good luck in your job!

5 doctors: “Getting multiple implants bad. Will cause pain. We won’t do it.” Imagine that, she’s having pain and problems with multiple implants. Lol.

I'm a natural 36H. Even at 115lbs in high school I was a 32DDD. My scoliosis has gotten worse since puberty and my Dr says the weight of my chest could be the issue. I have minimal pain and good range of motion so far but my neck is starting to hurt. If I tried to stand up with C cups I think I'd accidently do a back flip 😅🤣

@briannab6833

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha omg the last line! I have a - b’s and all I want is a c cup… like excuse me Im not asking for much here 😂

I think someone on the Botched team should have had her redo the line of "I want the opportunity to redo this mistake." Please, don't make the same mistake, lady 😂

my reduction was the best thing that ever happened to me. I have the anchor scars but they healed great I can't imagine subjecting yourself to pain that you were living without

@elenaclaire6905

Жыл бұрын

I have the anchor scar as well luckily I like my scars but I agree after the relief I felt I can't imagine putting that weight on my chest

@katherineheasley6196

Жыл бұрын

Yes! My surgeon was very clear with me that she could replace heavy, pendulous breasts with scarred breasts, and I told her I'd take the scars. No regrets, and the scars are actually healing very well.

My poor niece who is now a physician herself had the misfortune of having such huge memory glands. I believe she was a 34 Double H if there’s such a thing. She was 15 years old and she was so embarrassed about her breast size. She cried many tears and was never comfortable walking around in public. She always wore these big sweaters but she was quite petite in terms of her body size and bone structure.She loved sports but she could not play any sports whatsoever. Her back hurt her so much and she was pretty depressed. In Canada, you don’t have to pay for a reduction in breast size when it affects your health so she was reduced to a 34B and she was a very happy person after her surgery….

@phaedrapage4217

11 ай бұрын

Memory glands!!! LMFAO!!!!!!

@MarshaPrice-ss7vt

5 ай бұрын

The "memory" of her breasts haunts her. Don't use words that you can't spell correctly. Makes you look ignorant

All I can say is, that as a recipient of medically necessary surgeries, I would not elect for any type of modifications that would require so much invasion and risk of infection. Ugh God almighty.

@kakalukium

Жыл бұрын

Minimal risk if you get a good doctor, do your research, listen to the doctors and be reasonable.

@kelleywyskiel8513

Жыл бұрын

Same same same…. It’s such a painful and difficult recovery especially if you have complications. The fact that people do this intentionally is just baffling.

@emsa5034

Жыл бұрын

I’m sure you would highly not recommend but I need to hear it from someone who’s been through hell: what do you think of BBLs? Or Lipo? I’m on immunosuppressants like arava (a very low dose of chemo for arthritis) and Tremfya a biologic. My surgeon whom I consulted with said she would highly not recommend due to risk of infection and would make me be off them months before and after surgery. I guess I just need to hear from people how bad of an idea it is cause I still really want it like a dummy lmao but in all fairness to myself my body do be lookin fucked up lolll

@kakalukium

Жыл бұрын

@@emsa5034 It isn't hell. My breast implants were pretty straight forward and aside from regular surgery stuff, it was about a month of awkwardness followed by many years of nice boobies. Only if you don't do it safely. Lipo is very safe and BBLs are still considered dangerous. If you do get a BBL, get a VERY GOOD AND EXPENSIVE doctor. Dr. Dubrow also does surgeries and you can call his office (he did my boobies). They also have machines that stimulate your muscles to naturally grow your butt.

After my first kid, my boobs grew to like 34K or something like that. I really wanted to have the experience of breastfeeding since I always knew there might be troubles breastfeeding after breast reduction, BUT despite wanting more kids I had enough. Got the anchor scar and it's pretty gnarly (had pretty bad immune side-effects for a few months after which are gone now), but the shape and ease of breast afterwards was worth everything. Pregnant with baby number 2 and hoping I can still breastfeed, but still no regrets. Big boobs are a blight to existence.

@toericabaker

Жыл бұрын

Great to everything except for the last sentence

@ohdear_marty7672

10 ай бұрын

@@toericabaker big boobs r hell, having to carry around an extra 20 pounds is not as fun as it seems💀

The thing is, I personally have big boobs, that are not only natural, but I also had them since 9 years old (which is when I started puberty). I can understand that people want them bigger, cause people always want, what they don’t have. However, in my experience ( of 10 years with a cup size of an N/O cup and 90-95 band) you will have back pain, problems with doing normal exercises like jogging or even jumping jacks ( cause it hurts so much), and even a financial drain. I had to drive to the capital of my country to find a shop that sold bras my size and just one did cost more than 100€. Not to mention the breast cancer risk can be far greater. But, and this is a huge but, if you want it and you are aware of the „risks“ than sure, go for it. It is your body. 😊

@skydragon84

Жыл бұрын

Try online. It tends to be cheaper in bulk online. That's where my mom gets hers

@jamiejones8508

Жыл бұрын

Oh bless. I didn’t know N cup existed. Poor you :-(

These people have no idea how horrible large breasts are. I just had a reduction and it’s changed my life. Chronic pain is no joke. Even if you don’t experience it in your 30’s it will catch up to you. I’d love to know the burden of health as a result of breast augmentation around the world.

"every single doctor told me they don't do it cause it won't go well" "oh no I got a botched boob job" huh wonder why

Doctor shopping to get the answer you want is never a good idea. Getting a second opinion is always the way to go.

I had implants in 2011. I saw many doctors before deciding who to work with. I think the worst doctor was when I went in asking for a "realistic result for my chest size" and he used the phrase "California big". (I had about 75cc tissue combined with severe asymmetry. I just wanted boobs that looked like boobs and fit my body.) I ended up with sizeable breasts post-op anyway, but the surgeon I worked with knew what I wanted and I have 250cc on one side and 300cc on the other. Still ended up a 34DDD, but it's a very natural look for my body as opposed to the 400/500cc the doctor in California wanted to place. I think if I had had the 400+, I would have needed a reduction. There's no way my body would have supported implants twice the size of the ones I received initially. My scars are a little wonky on one side, but nobody sees them but me and the husband and he was always fully supportive of decision to get surgery so he doesn't care. (I'm not even sure he notices them.)

@charadreemurr4839

Жыл бұрын

Good on you and good on your husband keep him

Came because I was interested in the content of the video and then stayed because Dr Youn's facial expressions are absolutely priceless lol

@vminhope3040

Жыл бұрын

Hes so cute lol honestly he looks really handsome and I’d probably fangirl if I ever saw him in person no lie.

The first story made me so sad when I saw it because she started out naturally with the stereotype of perfect breasts

I'm a 28GG. I unfortunately had to get 2 large tumours removed from my left breast in March this year which left a 4 inch scar running horizontally from my armpit towards my nipple. Thankfully the surgeon was able to get the scar low enough that it's covered by the band of my bra

I honestly can understand where the desire of having big breasts comes from. I sometimes do myself. I'm a 34-36B cup, but that still is relatively big. I sometimes wish I could have bigger boobs just to it's easier to wear "revealing" clothes. But that is really just society's pressure and I quickly snap out of it. My mom does have a bigger cup. She's like a C or a D. She's in so much pain from time to time. The straps digged in on her shoulders, she has a hard time finding clothes for herself, and she had massive back pain, which resulted in disk herniation at some point. We never really questioned why it could be, but reading these comments, I'm starting to think it's because of her cup. Seeing what my mom goes through (and of course being with her along the way) definitely shakes away wanting bigger boobs

@skydragon84

Жыл бұрын

I'm around the same as you, but I want them gone. I have a bit of anxiety about the complications, but I do want them gone.

I'm a card carrying member of IBTC and a big girl so I understand wanting larger breasts. However, people like her usually have issues that stem from self esteem. She already had larger breasts for her smaller figure. She then wanted bigger and then bigger still. That is the sign of something more than I want to fit into clothes better. If I went in wanting bigger breasts because my large clothes don't fit correctly, most people tell me to just lose the weight and wear a smaller size.

@TheNinjaNiky

Жыл бұрын

Same, I'm not bigger really but my chest compared to my bottom is bad lol. It's really annoying with one piece clothing because I'm small up top, but a large down below. People don't understand the struggle we have sometimes😂

@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686

Жыл бұрын

@@TheNinjaNiky Exactly! When you have to wear larger shirts they expect you to have larger breasts or want to show them off and I don't have them nor would I want to show everything if I did.

@OatmealTheCrazy

Жыл бұрын

Me trying to get anything to swim in, but they expect me to have like 36DD to fit into a M/L

@racheldemers611

Жыл бұрын

I'm the same as you and definitely pear-shaped. A cup boobs with 45inch hips. I have wanted breast implants since I was 17 and realized they weren't going to get any bigger on their own. I struggle to find clothes because anything made to flatter my hips assumes I've got the boobs to match. But shows like this have made me so scared to get implants! So many ways it can go bad and so many people regret it.

@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686

Жыл бұрын

@@racheldemers611 I've said something to my husband and he really doesn't want me to get them for various reasons. He's not a breast man. We also have other, more important, bills right now. lol Torrid is the only store that I have found that carries a bra that fits me correctly without needing an extension or two.

I hate when small women go, “I want BIIIIG boobs!” And it’s like no you don’t. You don’t because the pain is awful. Those implants are still too big for her frame 🤦🏽‍♀️

@El_Ophelia

11 ай бұрын

She talks like she's a little girl. She's got the Barbie mentality.

I'm sitting at a 42 O. I've been fighting with my insurance for years for a reduction. There about 40-60lbs LBS all together. I couldn't imagine how much better she felt after that surgery.

@Ben-Carr

Жыл бұрын

Your insurance is crazy. That is so much weight. I wonder what it would take to get them to cover this MEDICAL procedure.

I have anchor scars from a breast reduction and they're not a huge deal, barely noticable. Many people think that they will look very dramatic, but after the scars fully mature, they are not a huge deal. Personally, I think they're pretty cool looking. To me, it's proof of how resilient the human body is! Like my surgeon cut off a bunch of tissue from each side and my body said "no problem, I can fix that." and healed back together! Incredible! Scars or not my surgeon did amazing work. :) For anyone out there worried about anchor scars, trust me, you can still feel confident in your body with those scars

I would be very grossed out if I got cadaver skin sewn onto me!!!

@u4riahsc

Жыл бұрын

When I had to get a tooth implant I had to get cadaver ground up bone paste placed in my jaw. I asked the doc if I could donate my own bone and he told me that they would have to drill bone out of my hip. I told him I’d go with the dead person bone donation.

@kelleywyskiel8513

Жыл бұрын

Saaaaammmmeee ommmmggggggeeee.😂

I have laparoscopic surgery six months back for my endometriosis. Surgery is such a trauma for the body and healing was and still is in ways the worst, I used to want a breast lift before it and now it’s like fuck no. Thank you for trying to explain that to people, for letting them know that surgery is a last resort and not a fun thing.

@rebeccaconlon9743

Жыл бұрын

I had a laparoscopy for an ectopic last year, my body was traumatised, I was screaming in my sleep and waking myself up for the first 2 nights. But everything is OK, I was up and moving around and exercising within 5 weeks. I don't know how extensive endometriosis is tho

@unordinaerie9625

3 ай бұрын

Ayyy I also had endometriosis surgery! Stage 5 letsgooo

the chills through my body at every point of this story. it has to be a serious mental disorder to want this much pain and discomfort

"It took me 5 or 6 consultations until I found someone greedy enough to do it" is what it sounded like to me

My mum had Fs and had to have a huge reduction to take her to a D (More like DD). I was so scared (trans guy) Id take after her genetically but after I lost a lot of weight I found I actually have like As/fuck all breast tissue when the fat melted away (were more like c/ds before). I cant understand why people want implants after seeing my mum crying in pain from back issues and disc slips due to her breasts :c ladies and femme people your boobs look amazing small or big as is♡ take care of your health and if you do a surgery like this make sure its what YOU want and not pressure to feel like you have to meet a beauty/attraction standard.

@watsonwrote

Жыл бұрын

I'm a trans guy too and I had DD breasts. It was terrible because even with binding I didn't like how it looked and I had to stop binding due to complications (after I transitioned with HRT, so really weird being a guy a big boobs.) Luckily I was able to get a double mastectomy with an awesome surgeon and the results were life changing. They removed 2.5 lbs of tissue from each breast. If any trans masc people are reading this and you're concerned your chest is too large for good results, rest assured that a skilled surgeon will be able to help. ( I was on a waitlist for the surgeon, Dr. Jens Berli, for about a year and half but it was absolutely worth it. No dog ears or revisions, and besides the scars looks natural. With all surgeries results aren't guaranteed, but don't count yourself out before doing research and getting a consult. )

@mikaylamcfadden7866

Жыл бұрын

@@watsonwrote yes I agree! Many are afraid but many surgeons are experienced since mastectomy is common and covered to treat breast cancer. There are great results now for many who opt into these procedures regardless of reasons. I always recommend it after consulting a doctor to be your best and healthiest self.

@jamiejones8508

Жыл бұрын

I’m glad your genes lucked out for you. I’m not trans, but having bound DDs like another commentator, I agree that it’s not easy. And I’m not sure I understand anyone, irrespective of gender, who seeks huge breasts. Hard to fathom.

@NatTalks01

Жыл бұрын

As an afab I used to say from the age of 14 i would start saving up for breast implants as soon as I got my first job cause i was so desperate to fit in with other women and the pressure to attract that male gaze. Now, 10 years later I identify as bissexual and non binary and I'm so appreciative of my A cups for when I want to present masc. It was a big lesson for me to NEVER listen to what society tells you you should look like, if i actually had had the money to get those implants when i was younger and didn't know myself very well i would be very disatisfied as an adult.

@cactusbuds2979

10 ай бұрын

@@watsonwrote SAME!!! Can't wait for top surgery because got I have F’s and no binding helps, it's so upsetting

It is my plan to go see Dr. Youn for a consult. I'm just so impressed with his honesty and professionalism and I can't wait to hopefully meet him one day.

It's so "funny" how her after is most peoples before, because they (have) to get breast reduction surgery... also I absolutely did not feel bad for her when she said "I knew I made a horrible decision" like yes, FIVE doctors, people who studied medicine and have practised it for years advised you to NOT get it done but you wouldn't listen... that's on you honey

These videos make me appreciate what I have more and more.

If 5 and 6 doctors tell you the same thing, I'd listen to them.

I made the mistake of googling the world record for largest implants and someone had a gallon of fluid put in them. So 4400ccs and they did it in Brazil, where there’s no limits

YES! NEW BOTCHED VIDEO! Sunday is truly God's day. 😇

I was about a 36 DDD before losing some weight (about 25 lbs.). Now I’m down to a 32 D and my back feels so much better.

Awesome seeing V in the video!

@Neyajay

Жыл бұрын

I was surprised by the gif 😂

i really appreciate watching this with young it gives me a better perspective to understand these shows

Ur editors are so wholesome💕

She was going to go through every doctor until she found one that said yes... the result is called "consequences" 😮

I suspect that body dysmorphia is what’s going on with this woman (and speaking from personal experience BD is a terrible disorder to live with). Shame that the multitude of doctors she saw prior to “Dr Nick” (hi everybody! Hi Dr Nick!) couldn’t get through to her, she really should have been referred to a psychologist before any surgery was performed.

Thanks for your videos, Dr. Youn. You make me happy that I don’t have these desires to improve myself! (By the way, your wife is very lucky!)

I was able to go overseas to get a Best reduction over 30 years ago best decision I ever made a tiny frame big boobs and don't mix back pain neck pain all that disappeared in fact I was able to nurse both my children after having my reduction I don't understand how anybody would want to get bigger and bigger

I’m curious why patients don’t (that I’m aware of) get advised to do some weight training (I’m imagining a series of increasingly weighted bras of some sort?) to build up neck, shoulder, and back muscles BEFORE getting extremely heavy implants. It seems like some intense muscle pain right after dealing with post surgical pain could be mitigated it the muscles were already trained to that weight. Is this done, or am I just crazy?

@Diana-tt9dl

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm I wonder if that'll complicate things since wouldn't it tighten the skin and minimize some of the space under the muscle/distort the "look" of the chest they're gunning for? Either way I feel like lifting wouldn't help much bc the strain on the muscles are very different since it's weight attached to the chest bc of different muscle groups being engaged vs weight training. It really sucks that nobody realizes its not just your breasts feeling heavy. Lol they should get a bra that's fitted with the implant they want and have to wear it for a few weeks to see if it's manageable

@OatmealTheCrazy

Жыл бұрын

For me... because I'd hate the look of having that

I have double ds and I don't know why anyone would willingly go bigger because even these hurt so badly

Completely agree my boobs are 40 G-H (I’m 27j I’m very lucky that I don’t get any back pains, but I think this because I’ve increased my back strength. But it hasn’t come without mental Heath problems, not being able to buy tops and many more. I’m hoping one day to get Brest reduction. Girls please don’t get big boobs, a D cup is plenty big enough

I’m an organ donor. Does that mean that a crazy surgeon will be able to use my skin in unnecessary cosmetic surgery? 😮

@kes9612

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@jackieelizabeth8614

Жыл бұрын

You should be able to opt out of that it's under 'Skin graphs' but that does mean they would be able to give it to people that actually can use it

@jenjencurls

Жыл бұрын

It can also be used for burned victims as well as reconstruction surgery for cáncer patients. But you can choose which parts of your body to donate.

@Stitchybecca482

Жыл бұрын

@@jenjencurls I have checked that everything can be donated. As you say, burns victims etc need it. I’d be gutted if I knew it had been used for something like this though. But I guess I’d never find out.

I’m getting a reduction. I’ve got a hump on my back that I thought was from bad posture but my sister who has similar posture has little to no hump (way smaller boobs) and my mom with similar breast size has a hump like mine. My upper and lower back are awful my shoulders are bruised and dented from my bra and it’s just awful. I wear a 38M cup and when I finish college I’m going for it.

I have 4 friends that had reduction and all were so happy!

Mine are 495 CC. It's as much as my surgeon would do to ensure the lift wouldn't fail. I wanted bigger originally but I listened to the PROFESSIONAL. Listen to your drs people.

I just had a reduction last summer. They took out almost 7 Ib of tissue over all. I don’t have any pain in my back anymore but I now have body dismorfofobia..I regret the surgery mentally but they say that is only because I’m not even 21 yet so my mind wants to look better vs comfortably.

Dr Dubrow's face has changed so much...

I love your videos so much!

I had a septoplasty with rhinoplasty to open my nostril after breaking my nose 3 times, but honestly I'd never get implants anywhere in my body. I feel like it's much safer to remove a part of your body or reshape it than to add something to it. I'm happy with my C cups. My back doesn't hurt and my boobs rarely hurt when I run.

I’m a natural 32h. My back is usually sore and my shoulders have a permanent indentation from bra straps. Not very comfy. At least my husband is happy with ‘em.

@youlikethischainthreedolla8498

Жыл бұрын

I have natural 32J and I often have lower back pain. I really don‘t understand the craze for big boobs, they‘re just impractical imo.

If multiple doctors advise you against a procedure and you find one who says yes... I would question the credentials of that doctor.

I had a reduction about a year ago, and went from a US size 38 O (yes, you read that right - O) to a 38 C. I have scars from almost armpit to armpit, plus the anchor scars, and had several post surgery complications. It was still the BEST decision of my life. I lost just over 4 lbs total - the equivalent to a full IV bag on each side. I cannot express how wonderful it is to actually have freedom of movement for the first time since i was 14! If anyone is hesitant about getting a reduction, it's so, so worth it.

I had the whole "anchor" type lift to correct a hereditary breast problem and it healed with very minimal scarring, even though I wasn't good about putting any lotion/anti-scar aftercare on it. The incisions were very thin to start with.

I couldn’t imagine getting such large implants, let alone getting them stacked, I had a breast reduction in April and they took 2500 grams from me, my current size is a DD 48 , I still need so revisions on my “dog ears” so that’ll be even more fat and tissues removed but I know she’s relieved to have that weight taken off her chest.

I personally would love to get breast implants. I can't even fill up an A cup and if I lift my arms they pretty much disappear. I could never go that big though, honestly my dream is to have a modest C cup so I can wear the dresses and shirts I've always wanted.

@missmoxie9188

Жыл бұрын

Why not?

@toulove1711

Жыл бұрын

I’m in the same boat. I’m a 36AA (I usually wear 34A cause they don’t even sell my size in stores…..) and even the 34A bras sometimes their cups are too big. I don’t want huge breasts but I just want enough not to be mistaken for a 12 year old kid. I watch these videos to try to talk myself out of it but it’s hard

Why not use like the mesh that they used to graft onto hearts and other organs? Like an internal bra Mesh that is cut to the right size that can calcify and make a bra

also doctor you is such good vibes and he's funny as fuck!!! love him, surprised he's a scorpio!!!

Im 5’5, weigh 120lbs and have always had large breasts (in comparison to my height and weight) since I was very young due to a brain tumor that affected my pituitary gland. My breasts are currently 34DD (and I might even be a cup size bigger, at this point. I notice that I’m “overflowing” in my bras lately), and they give me so much back pain. Because it relates to a pituitary issue they get even bigger (I don’t know the exact size difference, but it is visibly VERY noticeable, and they feel so incredibly tight) during my hormonal cycles and are so sore that just walking hurts them so badly 🥲 I train horses professionally and have to wear a regular bra with underwire, and 2 extra tight sports bras on top while I ride. I hold them when I go down steps of stairs cause it hurts haha. I have a lot of trouble buying bras that fit, and have given up on finding bras that don’t give me more back pain (I’ve tried them all). Buying bikinis is a pain in the butt cause they’re often sold as a set, but I need an XL for the top and a M for the bottoms. A lot of shirts and dresses don’t fit me well because I’m a size small or x-small everywhere on my body, but my chest. Forget button up shirts. The buttons either pop off, come undone, or just look comically under pressure unless I order a shirt so big that the rest of my body is swimming in it. If i’m not careful about what I wear (no tank tops, no spaghetti straps, nothing low cut), I get a lot of terrible attention: mean stares from women, gross stares from men. The idea that anyone would pay money for this blows my mind 😂 women with smaller breasts always say “ugh I bet your clothes fit you so much better” NO. It’s the opposite, i promise. I totally understand why women get various breast surgeries. But the women who want to get those excessively large implants just baffle me 🤯 I don’t like the idea of plastic surgery for me (I totally understand why other people do it!). I’m too nervous to permanently change anything about myself, so I don’t think I’ll ever get a breast reduction. I’d hate to wake up and realize I did something I regret. I’m also mixed, and the scarring potential scares me a lotttt. I just try to love myself the way I am ❤

@tawnybudgieisbored3709

Жыл бұрын

It baffles me too! Your story is compelling and I agree with the sentiment that surgery is scary... I don't even like the idea of stitches! I'm only an A, but I also try to love myself the way I am. I don't understand how so many women come to the conclusion that a big breasts will compensate for a lack of self-appreciation... You don't need cosmetic, body-altering surgery to say, "I'm perfect the way I am."

Imagine giving your body to science or deciding to donate your organs and you think it will be used to help dying children or someone with life threatening burns... but instead goes to a woman's boobs for cosmetic reasons. 🤔

@Naravayax

Жыл бұрын

I was about to comment on that, like that’s pretty disrespectful to the dead person.

I get that some people like having big breasts but let me tell you, as someone with big breasts, the back pain is not worth itttt

I hope that the surgeon that did the breast job told her that he was using cadaver skin. I would feel degusted if I didn't consent to it. I'm super happy that she got her breast redone and that they look great.

How do the surgeons acquire the cadaver skin?

@mokko759

Жыл бұрын

They purchase it from specialty medical suppliers. These companies harvest the skin from donors, treat it to make it medically safe and stable to use then sell it to hospitals. It's not much different than purchasing bandages, orthopedic hardware, pacemaker units or suture material. It's just this particular product was made from cadavers.

@user-gg3bo1rl2s

Жыл бұрын

@Mokko I thought only hospitals could use cadavers. That's interesting thanks!

How does the cadaver skin not decompose in the body? Is something done to it?

@mimijoseph9036

Жыл бұрын

It’s cryogenically preserved. Some extreme freezing at about -130° C

@OatmealTheCrazy

Жыл бұрын

I think they mean while in the body

Your breakdowns are always exceptional & educational. I love watching Botched but don’t have a lot of time to watch their entire show. Your detailed summaries are incredible! They save lots of my time and are more interesting. Thank you for sharing your insight and time with us.

I had the anchor done, it was the best surgery. When I went back to work, it was mainly my male co-workers had the majority of the questions, they had a sister, wife, mother or friend who was suffering from migraines, neck or back pain from large breasts.

they look awesome

Why the extra weight…oh my back oh my neck…when I get a hair cut I feel the less weight..

Oh my god I’ve got natural DDD’s because of a benign pituitary tumor! They are a hassle, heavy and caused all my teen back pain, the lupus sure as crap didn’t help either! I’d be so happy to have the C’s when I was 12-13 in my eyes a C was the perfect size for me personally, fit my body better, im only 5’2”!!! Been 95-120lbs my whole life, done more bad than good! Also there are so many perverts and gross rude jack assess! They legitimately stand out and make you a target for harassment because others think they’re fake and I’m automatically a wire they can Am I getting a reduction hell no just because I’m terrified of surgery. I don’t go out too often to a bar or something because I do live in Vegas and they’re used to big boobs yet raised like hey we live in Vegas all woman are here for our pleasure! (Well not all people of course but I’m gonna say 50/50! 😅) Foolish women. You hurt my head!!

Her first one looked amazing and natural

I've been entertaining the idea of a reduction. Ive been a DD since I was about 17 and have a damaged disc between t4 and t5 from the weight. I barely remember what C felt like, but I do remember it was before the pain started. Ive also been passively lactating since I was 12. So these things have always been a nuisance.

Lol she said she was self conscious about how they looked after the surgery but im thinking she has always been self conscious even before the surgery or she wouldn't of done it 😅

Oh my CRINGE! Whoever accepted to do her second surgery should lose their license! Any decent plastic surgeon would outright refuse to do a surgery like that, and if a surgeon says no, a second or third or fourth etc says no, then something is really a darn bad idea and you should just take that no for an answer and accept that something is a bad idea. Also, I’m so grateful for my all natural C-D cup (size varies with bra brand and model) they’re just right for my body. Big enough to not look too small, small enough to not look huge on my 5’9” wide built frame and they don’t cause much or any pain. They’re just right and very proportional to the rest of me, no plastic needed.

@sparkplug1018

Жыл бұрын

It amazes me that people like her don't take our warnings. Being a 36G-H I've lost count how many times I've told other women you don't want these!

@ReyOfLight

Жыл бұрын

@@sparkplug1018 My spine is crying just reading your comment! I’m so glad my boobs aren’t bigger than they are, especially as I do have a genetic connective tissue disorder that in my case also causes a lot of pain in my neck and spine, the last thing I need is a heavier load in the bra 😵‍💫

@sparkplug1018

Жыл бұрын

@@ReyOfLight Sorry to hear you live with that, can't be easy. I've wanted a massive reduction for a long time honestly, I just don't want to be out of work that long since I love my job. And doing it while on active duty was definitely not an option.

@judytullos9889

Жыл бұрын

The reason that fifth doctor agreed to the surgery is also why he is the fifth surgeon. He wanted the work and had a shortage of patients. Did she consider his experience, history of dissatisfied patients, overhead expenses and hospital privileges?

We need a movie about a woman haunted by a boob ghost from the cadaver skin

@AmyLeeAngelLove

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

I have one dental implant. I have cadaver bone in there. One tooth $6,000 several years ago now! Thank goodness insurance paid half 👍🏼

Just 1 question. Do implants of the same size weigh the same or less or more than natural breasts of the same size? For e.g. does a D cup implant weighs the same as a natural D cup

@jnm2088

Жыл бұрын

I weighed a 250 cc and 350 cc in my hands and they were HEAVY. It was the reason why I said no to implants. I cant imagine 800cc

@naturegirl2110

Жыл бұрын

@@jnm2088 thank you. I was just curious

@ShinyLight99

Жыл бұрын

Quick point: a D cup doesn’t mean anything. The letters are based on the difference in circumference between the largest part of the chest and the underbreast. So a person with a 28D will have a chest circumference of 32inches and a 36D of 40in: same cup, but not at all the same volume or mass. Also some breasts are denser than others. So a “D cup” does not have a set weight or volume. D cups are also not *that* big, most people simply wear the wrong bra size

@rainshadowgamingart2236

Жыл бұрын

@@ShinyLight99 THIS! I had implants placed years ago and received 250cc/300cc to correct a lack of breast tissue and severe asymmetry. This resulted in me going from a AA to a DDD because my chest is pretty petite. They don't look unnatural at all, being a 34 band size means I wear a DDD cup size. Knowing how to properly fit a bra from my time in retail makes a huge difference when it comes to how heavy breasts feel on the body. My daughter is 16 and has been over a D cup for a few years and resized annually to make sure she's not having the back pain often associated with larger cup sizes. It's important to wear the correct size to avoid many of the issues women have with large breasts. Bras are a support garment, make sure they are supportive.

@joylox

Жыл бұрын

@@ShinyLight99 Yes, it's all about ratios. There's "sister sizing" too where the same cup shapes are used in diagonal lines along the size chart, for example, 36B and 34C are the same cup size (think of using the exact same foam shape) just with a different band and the different letter comes from the change in that ratio. Since we have different sized torsos, that ratio is more important than just volume. But I think the reason people think D is so big, is because most in-person stores only sell from A to DD sometimes DDD, and anything larger has to be ordered online. Source, a friend who needs larger sizes than what you can buy in a mall.

Idk why but I feel like he reacted to this already once before but I could be mistaken

Im glad that she got her problem solved, but she originally got what she wanted, against all those doctors telling her that it was a bad idea. And then she was surprised getting what she wanted was a bad idea.

i was A when i was younger ,, & i m content with my B80 now😅 no problema ! Happy! 🎉🎉🎉

For me I wish I could take the fat out of my chest and get it to someone wants a bigger chest or lost it due to breast cancer.

I just don't understand people caring that much about such things (cases where it isn't correcting some issue, addressing pain etc) that they go to these extremes. I'm not judging. I just think it's sad that they have come to feel this way with society's messages, media etc. I have had lots of surgeries for medical conditions and whether it would scar was nowhere near the top of my list of concerns when looking at another. It's just crazy

8:36 😂😂😂 that picture

I had a reduction about half a year ago I went from an i cup to a c cup the nippe was done as a skin graft I have an anchor scar I didn’t care about the scar but I still feel too big and also realized it’s having boobs that was getting to me emotionally they just don’t feel right on me idk.

I went from a full C when I hit puberty to barely an A after breastfeeding 3 kids. My Dr. went with 310cc each for me with no lift. I am now a small D and loving it! I am also 107lbs so anything bigger would have given me “porn boobs”. If you want them to be natural looking, trust your doctor.

This makes me even more thankful that 16 year old me waited it out....B cup to a DD cup in 4 years. For no apparent reason. Original plan was implants at 18 because I thought boobs made the woman...now I debate reductions every day my back hurts hahaha

I just kept hearing "everybody's so creative! see how it looks like we wasn't supposed to do that? but we did!"

Are there ever any problems with cadaver skin rejecting?

Why all the reposts?

@joylox

Жыл бұрын

A lot of times medical related content will get flagged for nudity, so perhaps something had to get edited? I hadn't seen this one, but I noticed another one was reuploaded.