Thanks for watching! Don't forget to check out the video we did on Cassandra Bankson's KZread channel where Cassandra and I take a look at extreme plastic surgeries that should not be legal! kzread.info/dash/bejne/qJ6Lp5uDfbfRYqg.html

@justinmix143

2 жыл бұрын

This channel is so helpfully informative for understanding these elective procedures (I originally started watching due to my interest in possible future hair transplant), but its also has a pretty cool mix of including videos like these that are quite interesting; I feel like w/ the combination of the two many, MANY more people would be watching/subscribed if they were aware of its existence. I’ll certainly be turning people into it when appropriate; just think you deserve a lot more viewers considering the volume of YT watchers who certainly would really wanna know about what you’re doin here. Thanks for the great vids, hope word starts to spread faster!

@JuliahistoryLover

2 жыл бұрын

I’m watching a lot of your videos but I’m trying to get a clear answer about how to tighten cheek skin. I watch another Doctor Who says there’s nothing you can do except a full on facelift, do you agree? How much are your consultations? (I’m in California so I wouldn’t be getting procedures from you but I have been liking your comments on face work)

@ThatGmoney

2 жыл бұрын

I also hope you can bring in a psychiatrist in because having a husband who wants a cat wife, besides insecurity but who taught that insecurity right. Having a relationship made up of make believe/lies, you have to already be a person of poor boundaries. At the same time, you’re not a therapist and a psychiatrist only deals with the stabilization of a patient that then has to turn to a psychologist to do all the heavy lifting work. I wish the audience is able to understand the ramifications and in this case the extremes of “overthinking”, but reality is getting the patient to reflect why are they lying to themselves. Again, I’m all for cosmetic procedures to those with a in-tact self esteem. Ya like DR. TERRY DUBROW- sure he got work done but man he knows his identity and not afraid of it!

@ashlynnundlall

2 жыл бұрын

Cassandra has a really gummy smile. Did you notice.

@randomchance7796

Жыл бұрын

Can the cat lady's face be made to look human?

In my honest opinion, if the body modifications and plastic surgery are potentially causing dangerous problems and it becomes obvious that the person has mental health issues and a surgeon that continues to butcher around on such an individual should lose their license.

@serwinzzalot9989

2 жыл бұрын

Nah accountability falls on the vain client

@johannas.l.brushane2518

2 жыл бұрын

@@serwinzzalot9989 In more than a few episodes of Botched it seems as it's in some cases seen as the goal is not neccesary beautiful and natural looking. They don't bother they're looking like a charichature, in some circles it appears as it's like some sort of status to have obvious work done. Idk if it's a thing of having visibly surgery done (not just adjusting wrinkles and skinsagging that may have them look grumpy or similar) have for the sake of showing the can afford it. And some of them can't but goes overseas at pay for two and get three. On the opposite is like swedish princess Birgitta, born 1937 and was known as the sporty princess playing tennis, sailing and golfing in the 60s and 70s when it was in with a deep tan. If she has done something it's nothing visible. So in that high upperclass the status seem to be to not have procedures. As Dr Gary points out the providers are probably perhaps not operating in ill and malicious intent but surely plenty are perhaps overestimating on their knowledge and skills on what products are suitable where, not only providers that have no formal training or education but one woman got a couple of failed procedures of breast enlargement by her dentist.

@lachanclita5907

2 жыл бұрын

@@serwinzzalot9989 no sometimes mental health really controls a person, especially in cases like these where it’s quite obvious to everyone they’re ruining their face or body to fill some empty void. It’s evil for doctors to capitalize off of people who really need serious help.

@llkoolbean4935

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@Donna_was_here

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure if I missed it, if you didn't do Darcy and Stacy Silva and how they are ruining their faces, please do. xo

My mother is a breast cancer survivor and I went to every chemo and dr appointment with her. After her breast reconstruction I remember that they didn’t look as her normal, larger breast size and she brought her concerns up to the top reconstruction doctor in Knoxville TN. He trained at UT and even worked at at Vanderbilt so his credentials checked out. I remember him agreeing and saying he could fix them. Well, he didn’t tell us that he was OVERFILLING the implant limit by 1,800 cc and one ended up busting. Here we are, ten years later, being told she is in too poor health to even get the painful torn implant removed and this physician that works alongside him told her he did something very wrong and apologized. Thank god I took notes every appointment and journaled the entire journey. If we had known he was overfilling the implant she wouldn’t have done it. He only said he could add more. It’s so aggravating because she’s disfigured and in pain from it but can’t get it fixed due to tissue death from her cancer treatments. What I’m trying to say is I know doctors are capable of leaving info out. I believe the doctor should be responsible for letting the patient know exactly what they are doing and the exact risks. I prefer when a doctor speaks to me as the decision maker not just a “lay person”.

@three7446

2 жыл бұрын

All surgeries have risks. Sorry it wasn’t a successful surgery but the truth is these surgeries are not guaranteed to come out right every time. I think everyone assumes every surgery is supposed to come out perfect and don’t realize those risk factors you have to read and sign on the contract are there for a reason!!!

@carriegray5273

2 жыл бұрын

@@three7446 it wasn’t the initial surgery though, it wasn’t the surgery that was the problem he said he could add more cc, and left out he was overfilling the limit of the implant. I read the risk contract btw it was normal insurance stuff and never mentioned overfilling an implant bc the other physician I mentioned who worked alongside him said she had grounds for suing due to that detail

@Roxxelana

Жыл бұрын

@@three7446 What an incredibly ignorant comment! The initial procedure didn't seem to be the issue, the subsequent 'fixes/alterations' were. The doctor made very bad choices when he decided to overfill the implants and stating he could add more volume WITHOUT EXPLAINING THE ADDITIONAL RISKS. That's straight up negligent.

@lucitagomez9758

Жыл бұрын

I am so sorry that happened to your mother that man condemned your mother to a life of pain he shall be put in prison for the rest of his life there is nothing on earth that can use your mother's pain except us Christ I pray she will run into the arms of Jesus I pray she gets better

@mejnicho54

Жыл бұрын

I am a breast cancer surviver and had a bilateral mastectomy with no reconstruction. I went flat and have no regrets. I wasn't sure what I wanted until I visited the plastic surgeon and he was very honest with me about the results. I will never forget that man for his candor in telling me he could not make a lumpectomy look good because of where my cancer was.

Dr Gary, thank you for inviting me to be a part of this conversation! I appreciate the insights, the dialogue, the psychology, and the plastics! Also just wanted to personally thank you for being so open about your journey with alopecia and hair loss! I have been losing my hair recently and knowing that other people are open about their experiences helps make it all feel less intimidating! Thank you for having such an amazing channel, a wonderful mindset, and allowing me to be a part of this conversation! Excited for the future ones as well!

@funsizedi88

2 жыл бұрын

I recently found your channel and I just wanted to say, you are beautiful! Thanks for being you and doing what you do! I'm 33 and just starting to learn about proper skin care, especially as I am starting to notice some aging. I came for the skin care information and stayed for the amazing delivery and compassion you express for those who are struggling to deal with the insecurities of skin issues. Thank you for being amazing!

@eveningstar8581

2 жыл бұрын

Cass!! This was wonderful! Good job!❤️

@Lorrainecats

Жыл бұрын

Enjoyed this discussion 👌

@domiro8156

Жыл бұрын

Cassandra... Could you please speak more slowly and more distinctively?

@musictherapy141

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for participating in this informative video with Dr. Gary, offering expertise and insights.

I used to watch cassandra when she had her cystic acne, and I did as well. I went through accutane and it help me tremendously. I’m now a licensed Cosmo. Love her journey, and happy to see her here

Would love to see this kind of video where you collaborate with a mental health professional to have a better understanding of the psychology of such extreme surgery

What’s kind of messed up is how hard it can be to go get a cyst removed in a nice way but yet you can get modified into a cat if you want heh wtf

@snortyseacow7402

2 жыл бұрын

Money talks, sadly

@CenturianCornelious

2 жыл бұрын

If she identifies as a cat, then she is a cat, bigot.

@absolutelynot6546

Жыл бұрын

Genuinely curious, what do you mean by "nice way"? If it's relating to costs/insurance, then yeah that's a struggle compared to cosmetic surgery, in a way. There are also probably more complex things to consider in people who are ill and need surgery for their ailment vs someone who is healthy and wants plastic surgery. Sorry if I'm misunderstanding lol

@Caffeinated_Cat

Жыл бұрын

@@absolutelynot6546 the way that its not infected, heals nicely & fast and doesnt scar. At least i understand it that way. Ofc plastic surgery is more expensive, especially if there's multiple to achieve what patient wanted

This is the crossover I didn't know I needed. Thanks Dr Gary and Cassandra ❤️

@drgarylinkov

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

Loved that Cassandra talked of lens distortion. I know I have always looked better in person. My face is flat with a slight jutting of my lower jaw. As I aged my jaw helped. Yet, I have a friend who was gorgeous in pictures and upon meeting her many a date, shall we say, were underwhelmed. I was told I should have been a model. Being an artist and understanding lens distortion I knew I was not photogenic. Ppl would tell me, that's ridiculous. But it is a fact. It is why very pretty women don't make it, that the lens is not their friend. Why some photographers, with lighting and angles, know how to get the best picture. Obviously, I detest "Photo Time" at events.

@meanhe8702

11 ай бұрын

I get that, I’m extremely UNphotogenic, yet I’ve been told my entire life that I look like Paula Abdul, you wouldn’t think so if you saw a photo of me. I’m extremely camera shy, I always have been, I really never knew what it was called in my early 20s but became very aware of it when I got married to my very handsome and photogenic husband. He always tells me don’t be nervous when getting your photo taken, just act natural, but when I do, I somehow still look very weird, and I know it’s not just me thinking it, my husband knows about my insecurity, and he knows I don’t look like my natural self in photos. He’s never mean or critical about it towards me, he just completely understands when I don’t want to be photographed, and even helps me out of awkward situations when people are trying to force me to be in photos.

@funsizedi88

11 ай бұрын

Same. I'm so unphotogenic it is painful. EVERYONE says I'm "so much prettier in person". I only look okay in photos when I don't smile or I don't realize the picture is being taken. Its a shit show and really. Essentially, with my confidence being a teen in the early 00s.

@meghansullivan6812

10 ай бұрын

yessss i imagine i look better in person OR i just dont know how to fkn pose or position my face and chin and shit LOL

@wioi

3 ай бұрын

​@@funsizedi88it's the exact same thing with me and I absolutely hate it!!! I'm in the unphotogenic club sadly 😢

@funsizedi88

3 ай бұрын

@wioi yup, it sucks since smartphones were invented. Now that I'm a mother, I suffer thru it because i want pictures with my family. Even my husband understands as he can "never get a good picture of me" lol. He's always like, "I swear you look so different in photos. Why is that?" Haha. I'm like, "well A.) I get anxiety and B.) my face isn't photogenic." I'm 35 now so idgaf when my daughter wants pics, but idk thr last time I took a photo of just me.

loved this collab! you're both always so respectful of the people you're talking about and i really appreciate that. it's good to come at these things with not only logic but also compassion.

@simmyz

Жыл бұрын

agree 🤩

RE Michael Jackson : His make-up artist , Karen Faye, said " I would use a darker foundation to cover the light patches, as time went on and the vitiligo progressed, I'd use a lighter foundation to cover the darker patches" MJ was also on video saying he looked like a spotted cow. The psycological impact he must have felt was probably devastating . He was also reported as saying " I look in the mirror and I know Im black, Im proud to be black" . IMO the lightning of the skin with creams was probably due to having to look his best with being in the public eye so much, being scrutinized in every way.

@KnitzyKitzy

Жыл бұрын

These days we have models with vitiligo. I wish he’d kept his nose and skin natural. People would have just paid attention to his music.

@ireneuszpyc6684

Жыл бұрын

@@KnitzyKitzy he had a mental disorder - have you forgotten how he dangled a baby from a balcony? turning himself white was one of the symptoms

@2okaycola

Жыл бұрын

@@KnitzyKitzy he was popular during the _early_ days of music being broadcast on tv. Ugly rock stars lost tickets due to their appearance so while I would like to agree w you I don’t think the public at that time would have heard his music the same way 😞

@jarkachalmovianska7812

Жыл бұрын

@@2okaycola also nowadays. I personally could not look at ,ugly, person nonstop...its just triggering my brain in bad wau

@martilondot5863

Жыл бұрын

@@2okaycola Except he wasn't ugly. He was actually quite good-looking during his early days. And the entire family was so sweet. Tito was the coach of a Little League team. My son and his son were co-pitchers. 'Uncle Mike' would come see their games often and we were even invited to the family compound in Encino so both kids could practice with the pitching coach from Pepperdine College who was a family friend. Janet Jackson would stop by and the entire family was very gracious even though I was way below their pay grade. Lol

While I found this conversation very interesting, I can’t be the only one who is mesmerized by Dr Gary’s skin! Holy smokes it’s like porcelain! And so is yours Cassandra! Hiiiii 🦋🦋🦋💙💙💙 How fun to see two of my favorite people to watch together!

I like this version of Cassandra. Less manic, not trying to act like a teenager, more serious and composed. I enjoyed the dialogue here. Thank you Dr. Gary. 🙏🏻

@oldwelshlady6584

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, can't handle her any more as its inauthentic and I also cat hack the whamen thing.

@MsLouisVee

2 жыл бұрын

she needs to calm down why is she giving this doctor information? I mean he’s a plastic surgeon right? Why is she telling him stuff he already knows and she talks so much so annoying what’s her qualifications?

@argusfleibeit1165

2 жыл бұрын

Did you see that "shower scene" clip from her channel at the very beginning? Where the eye suddenly blinks open, only it's way too big and bright? It must have been badly photoshopped into the video, but looks really bizarre.

@Lina_al_j

2 жыл бұрын

I can't actually understand what she's saying - she talks so fast that my brain just switches off. I watch these videos when I have a break from studying, so this didn't feel like a break. had to fast fwd her parts.

@MsLouisVee

2 жыл бұрын

Can’t handle her talking like she’s an actual physician i’m trying to give them information🤣 kudos to Dr. Linkov for her tolerating it. he’s a nice guy

What you said about the chin surgery is completely correct ! For years I thought that my nose was too big but I saw a plastic surgeon and he pointed out that it was actually very straight and well proportionned, but that I had a weak chin and forehead and that's what disturbed the balance of my profile, so he recommanded profiloplasty.

@darkydoom

2 жыл бұрын

Did you end up getting surgery?

@lise7538

2 жыл бұрын

@@darkydoom No, I am too poor (the surgery is even more expensive than the rhinoplasty). So I'll have to wait unfortunately

@darkydoom

2 жыл бұрын

@@lise7538 best of luck. Hope it all goes well if/when you do get it

@lise7538

2 жыл бұрын

@@darkydoom That's very nice, thank you ! 💜

@smileandsaycheese44

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t do it. I’m sure no one notices or cares x

Awesome collab! What a cool surprise, Cassandra is a youtube classic. So informative and a overall positive vibe! 😊 💙

I have so much respect for you and your ethics Dr Gary. I appreciate that you seem to genuinely care about your patients, and that you're not afraid to tell someone no if you think it's for their best interest. I also appreciate you giving out free education here on KZread. It's such nice resource to have. And you're clearly very skilled at what you do. If I lived closer I'd go to you in a heartbeat. (And of course you're handsome too, if you have a wife or gf she's very lucky. 😊)

Wildenstein was all over the tabloids when she was much younger and the cat-look was nearly complete. The very saddest part, is how cute she was BEFORE!

Watched both videos, this one and Cassandra's. This was such a wonderful, collaboration! I learned a lot. Thank you so much for this!

Aww it is so great to see you and Cassandra making videos together! I really appreciate your content and honesty and opening up about your personal backgrounds. Thank you so much!

I have melasma, acne scars, sagging skin and I still don't consider having invasive procedures. I struggled with face dismorphia for years, now it's under control. I had a septoplasty and nose job, but I stopped there. Never wanted anything else done for fear of looking worse. I don't regret these decisions.

@cherylmaden5989

16 күн бұрын

Yeah plus I can't be the only one who finds the phrase " barbed face thread" very, very disturbing 😢

Love your channel very informative and honest. ❤❤❤

Ironically, toward the end of this episode, while speaking of removing migrated or nodule-forming silicone from patient lips, an advertisement appeared for a (bathroom fixture, etc) caulking removal and smoothing tool. (It looks, by the way, well-designed and useful; for use on …..tile surface and such.) We have come quite a distance from “plastic surgery” in the early 1960’s.

I find Dr Linkov adorable and quite handsome even without hair 🥰😬 Just had to get that out ha

Tbh, I'm a little nervous about you collaborating with influencers only because so many of them have been fuelling anxieties around having "perfect skin" or "glass skin" or "no pores" and have encouraged mass consumerism masqueraded as 'Dos' and 'Don'ts' all while receiving commissions they haven't disclosed to their viewers. You're a well-known cosmetic surgeon with a successful practice and a family, so you might not be too familiar with the drama that goes on in the online skincare community, but so many influencers will shill anything and have been extremely dishonest in the past (Hyram and Susan Yara come to mind) and will jump at the opportunity to collab with an actual board-certified plastic surgeon to somehow 'prove' they have credible opinions. Please don't give them the clout they literally haven't earned. You seem like a very kind and honest person, Dr. Linkov, but a lot of these influencers are not and ironically fuel so much of the dysmorphia that encourages so many to pursue extreme plastic surgeries. Long story short: just be careful with collaborating with influencers. Personally, I come to this channel to get qualified and experienced opinions and commentary from a board-certified physician, if I wanted the ramblings of someone unqualified, I'd be subscribed to Cassandra's channel (I'm not, btw). Your collaborations with Lorry Hill have been great because she has actually gone through procedures and has done the extensive research on the subject, so her opinions are informed and 'insider.' If you're interested in doing further collaborations, it would be cool to have you in conversation with your professional colleagues (plastic surgeons, anesthesiologists, dermatologists, nurses, etc). This channel is great because the content is elevated. Please keep it that way. You may not realize it, but your channel, in addition to being informative, is a _resource_ to any viewer(s) considering plastic surgery.

@fashionsewingstuff8182

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying this! I agree, was a bit dissapointed by this collaboration because the information in her channel isn't always accurate and actually pretty misleading and clickbaity

@jesusmywholehaschanged

2 жыл бұрын

@@fashionsewingstuff8182 AND she's never figured out how to solve her acne, yet giving skincare advice.

@just894

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this comment!! You are spot on. I hope he sees this.

@thishappycrafter272

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!! Well said!

@YukaAkemi

Жыл бұрын

wait i had no idea hyram was dishonest, what did he do exactly? was it something like him advertising certain skincare products and not disclosing being paid to advertise it?

Wonderful hearing you two together, so informative. Jocelyn was so beautiful when she was young before she started destroying her appearance 🐯. So glad to hear the voice(s) 👩🏻👨🏼‍🔬of reason and mental health in this industry.

I am a new subscriber, but I just wanted to voice how entertaining your videos are and also to thank you for including the important topic of mental health when it comes to plastic surgery. As a mental health therapist I am grateful 🤗

The crossover we never knew we needed 🙌🏼

🦋👋Dr. Gary, interesting videos today. Thanks for both of your work and content. 🌸

So so lovely to see this very respectful and kind inter-professional relationship ☺️

For the bogdanov brothers, I always thought that only one of the twins had a failed surgery, and following that the other just wanted to keep looking like his bro

@joshmogil8562

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@berlineczka

2 жыл бұрын

Well, judging from their fake PhDs and other fake scientific credentials, I wouldn't be surprised if their faces were fake as well

@ALT-vz3jn

2 жыл бұрын

I read in a French publication that they used to do their own DIY face fillers at home. And publicly say they had acromegaly. These two always thought they knew more than anyone else. That’s why they didn’t get vaccinated for Covid; they thought their diet and exercise regimen was so perfect their immune system would be covid-proof. Covid got the last laugh, now they’re both dead. By the time they decided to get medical treatment it was too late. Died within a couple of days of each other.

@sandrinem.3516

2 жыл бұрын

@@ALT-vz3jn I' m French and it's absolutely that.

@hisookey136

2 жыл бұрын

RIP 😪😪

An example of a “good” use of a facial implant might be Carol Burnett. She had a receding chin, and her decision to have a chin implant (in the 1970s, I think) normalized her profile without radically transforming her appearance. (It also seems to have aged well, or perhaps she has had it tweaked over the years.)

@kentmccoy592

2 жыл бұрын

She had an overbite and with most corrective jaw surgeries her jaw was moved forward and her chin was likely moved backward slightly to create an overall better appearance this is the procedure that I had done several years ago and it made a huge difference in my appearance

The collab we didn't know we needed! Yes!!!! I freaked when I saw the thumbnail I almost couldn't believe it.

I’d love to see you do a video on Pete Burns plastic surgery. It’s like Jeffree Star’s but a thousand times worse, that was definitely botched it nearly killed him, I think he sued for £500k and spent 18 months having reconstructive surgery.

@emmagatewood3898

Жыл бұрын

Love Pete Burns. It's so sad what he went through, especially with his lip surgeries and the aftermath of those

@mathudeano7431

Жыл бұрын

@@emmagatewood3898 I love Pete too, yeah it’s quite sad, most surgeons wanted to amputate his lips 😱. I think he made the best of it with cheek filler but I think having 3/4 surgeries a week for 2/3 years caused him to have several pulmonary embolisms which one eventually killed him. R.I.P

I was also very shy and embarrassed about my cystic acne when I was young. I would have done all sorts of crazy things but thankfully did not have the money. What I would do is I would wear tons of make-up to cover up and it didn't work 😕

Dr gary. A year ago I had a terrible accident. My face was seriously smashed up, and my upper lip was actuallyhanging off rom my face, my teeth were stoved in and my nose was half hanging off too, my eyebrow area was also smashed up too. I'm in the UK. The top Consultant Moxio-facila surgeon looked at me, and talked to me like an idiot normal patient. I told him as best I culd to speak to me "properly". We decided against a general anaesthetic to do the work on my face, although it was my decision if I changed my mind. he said that many needles would have to go into various parts of my face to totally numb it, and then he's go to work with an assistant, but I had to promise to sit absolutely still for 3 hours, at least. To cut a long story short, I look exactly like I looked before but with some very minor scarring on my face. I aksed my consultant top surgeon how he did it and knew what to do to "restore" me? He told me, that "IWe always have a pretty good idea of what you looked like before your terrible accident". I found that amazing. Dr Gary, is that so? Do facial surgeons have some idea of what you looked like when you are smashed up? Wellmy surgeon did!

@trialgoddess

Жыл бұрын

Are you limited to your UK health services? I would be surprised if they do much cosmetic surgery to restore looks, but would be limited to restoring functioning. Find a medical center in the USA that offers cosmetic surgery residencies and wite to see if there is a way to help finance your surgeries. Good luck!

@heathermcdougall8023

Жыл бұрын

@@trialgoddess Luckily, I have an American passport , so coming to the states to get my residual scarring sorted better would make me very happy and some dentistry on my front teeth too. which were never sorted out as they don't look too bad, but feel funny quite often. I can talk perfectly, but have trouble eating as my upper lip has been badly affected and doesn't work properly so I make a mess when I eat.

@addyshorhnr3544

Жыл бұрын

@@heathermcdougall8023 not a plastic surgeon but I do know that a trained eye can reconstruct faces based on bone structure. It’s a really cool science called soft tissue reconstruction.

@heathermcdougall8023

Жыл бұрын

@@addyshorhnr3544 That's very interesting.

This video was very informative! Big love 💕

Great info! Thanks to you both!

The crossover no one was expecting but the crossover we needed. Keep up the good work Gary

Maybe it’s bc I’m high but her smile at the beginning scared a bitch lmao

@xxlionelxx2040

2 жыл бұрын

Yo I’m high rn, and I feel you, I’ve been tranced by her eyes 👁👁

@combocancel6041

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not high but that shit was scary.

@kimkardashianjong-un6299

2 жыл бұрын

@@combocancel6041 LOL

My 2 very favorite people on KZread coming together is very satisfying! Your knowledge, honesty and transparency is what makes you guys the best ❤

A wonderful and informative video. Thanks so very much to the BOTH of you. Knowledge is power-correct knowledge! ❤️

I'm not looking to get any plastic surgery, but if I decided to I really hope I find a doctor like Dr Gary. Someone with integrity, who knows different options and wouldn't just sell me the most expensive one or point out every single thing that could be fixed on my face and make me think I need far more work than I do.

Great collaboration. Thanks for posting

@drgarylinkov

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Love this collaboration 😍😍✨👏🏻👏🏻

I’m a fan of both you and Cassandra! I was so excited to see this collaboration.

@three7446

2 жыл бұрын

To be honest she annoys me a little bit because she just says the obvious like “maybe they have psychological issues or maybe it’s a personal choice.” Like she says nothing. She never makes a stance. She manages to talk for minutes straight and yet nothing she says had any value. I think it’s because she doesn’t work in plastic surgery so she really doesn’t know enough to comment on it so she rambled. Maybe if we were talking about cosmetic stuff in her own field she’d be able to say something beyond “Maybe this… but maybe not. I don’t know.”

Good video. What I really liked was when he was explaining about the different facial implants she was pointing them out on her face.

I appreciate the doctors education point of you so much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us Dr.

I got covid like 7 month ago lost many hair . My hair back in the day was thick and shiny now it's thin with dandruff all round it's sad I'm just 20 .. Its depressing but you help me alot doctor ... You inspire me thanks alot doctor .. maybe one day I'll get my transplant in your clinic . ❤️

@exactly1176

2 жыл бұрын

If you lost your hair because of the covid then they should all grow back naturally just the way they used to be. It needs time but it should grow back.

@JaniceWithTheTarlovCyst

2 жыл бұрын

Try rosemary oil. I've got alopecia so I understand hair loss. Apparently it works, at least according to a neighbour and Amazon reviews.

@lindseystein9676

2 жыл бұрын

My mom has covid long hauler symptoms, too. Not hair loss (but I’ve read that’s not uncommon), but for 10 months she said everything had a burnt smell and couldn’t taste anything for about 9 months. She says she can taste only certain things now, but not everything.

@makeupobsessed3423

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindseystein9676 ugh! I hope she gets her senses back. I tested positive on Saturday and fully lost my smell and taste a few days later and it is the most bizarre experience

@lilyl5

2 жыл бұрын

I lost mine in November 2020 it’s gone from mid back length to a pixie and I’m turning 21 here in a few days, you’re not alone and I’ve been dealing with the same

I loved this conversation! Well done to both of you 😍😍

I only just discovered dr Gary. And I discovered Cassandra about a year and a half ago. See you two together in the video is a dream come true oh my god

The colab we needed!!!

This collaboration was excellent! I learned a ton! Hope you get together for more of this!

I love this collab duo!

Thank you for your awesome videos!🥰

This was ..excellent..Ty..

I love it when 2 You tubers that I follow get together- I must have good taste. Both of you are in my book xxx

Love this Collab!

Such an important topic! Great talk

Yayyy two of my favourites youtubers in one shot!

You should cover Julia Volkova from Tatu. She was absolutely beautiful but ended up having a ton of plastic surgery

Great video!! You two are very well educated.

How can you guys not laugh while saying "big cat" and other cat related terms

Great video and interesting insights!

Watched her for years and loved you too hat a lovely duo hopefully more videos in the future

It's like they REQUESTED the HAPSBURG JAW!

Literally my two favorite youtubers. I’m so happy y’all collaborated

I love this collaboration, so professional! ,

I love Cassandra!!!!! She is an incredible human and really knows her sh*t!! ❤️ ❤️

Omg how did I not see this befoee?!?! I love y’all both!! I bet I found this channel through Cassandra who is amazing

These people need less money on cosmetic surgery and more money on a shrink.

I wish Dr. Linkov was available to be my GP. What stand up guy!

The question is NOT why people do these plastic surgeries but who the hell are the doctors doing this?!!!!

Wow! This right here. Thank you.

.....I've been subscribed to Cassandras' Channel for some time, and I found her to be so honest, also humorous, and sharing a lot of important information about Skin/ Life choices/ and such.... because so much is intertwined within those . What a nice surprise to see her on here, I actually just came across this video .... What I appreciate about both of you is that you are Respectful of those you are speaking of ( which is far from the P.C. thing. Ugh. Lol) ... Especially when speaking of Michael Jackson ( may he Rest in Peace) .... I always found him to be attractive the way he was, I never understood honestly ... even though he was trying to " separate himself in a way " like you said from the looks of his family ...; he was a handsome young man , there was nothing wrong with his looks ...and it was just ... so curious and kind of disheartening to me that he took that path . I enjoyed this Collaboration, and enjoy seeing that Miss Cassandra was speaking much more calm , composed, poised. Very nice job, Cassandra. A few more Collaboration videos might be interesting. 🙂😉✅️

Excellent, thank you

What a great collab!

By the way, Paris isn’t the one with vitiligo, it’s prince 🙂

Took me three and a half years to get approved for a hysterectomy, but if I want triple G cups, I can get them next week 😡

@skankhunt42.

Жыл бұрын

oh jeez, which part of the approval process took the longest?

@jessicaleser8822

Жыл бұрын

@@skankhunt42. doctors would not approve it because "I might want to have kids someday".

@appalachiabrauchfrau

Жыл бұрын

friend of mine is trying to get a hysto by claiming to be nonbinary and needing it for dysphoria reasons, she's at the end of her rope trying to get her uterus evicted lol Feel your pain though, took me forever to get a reduction. I was a 4ft 11in 90lb titty goblin with I cups, like, just boobs on legs -- high school was a nightmare. Could get implants ezpz but getting some titty fat cut out? hell naw, jump through these flaming hoops!

There is not a cat in this world that looks like that monster woman, Jocelyn. How insulting to cats.

I am so glad to see more ‘natural’ makeup styles trending lately..as well as overfilled and frozen celebrities dissolving the pillow in their faces.

Hahahahahah!!!!! Awesome!!! I was thinking about Cassandra when watching some of Doc’s videos!!! I was wondering if the 2 knew each other!!!!

This collab 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰

Can we say how adorable Cassandra's smile is. Just like Aaron Fuller, they have a gummy smile, which is so cute. Also, I suffered from bad acne since the fifth grade to the age of 50, at which point I became post menopausal and my acne suddenly went away. I, too, was bullied not only for my acne but for wearing makeup that I used to hide my acne. I'm now going to subscribe to Cassandra's channel as well.

Hi Dr Gary, could you do a full video explaining all of Michael Jackson's facial surgeries? Would love to hear you elaborate more on him. I've watched both your videos on his rhinoplasties and would love to see more!

I have had my cheek implants for 35 years and I still love 💕 them.

I’m so happy for Cassandra! I love her !

Just because the damage isn't caused with intention doesn't mean it wasn't negligent.

Cassandra is beautiful!! She has such a friendly face

@Myure

Жыл бұрын

I feel the opposite while looking at her. 👀

@Lizzypoohxo

5 ай бұрын

​@@Myure😂😂😂. That's hilarious.

Love both of you!!!

i watch both of you BEFORE THE COLLAB < 3

I really like your point of view!

I enjoyed watching this video - thank you for creating it! I will say though that Cassandra's fast rate of speech makes it a little more difficult for me to digest what she is saying.

I just had surgery to remove a suspect growth. I do not understand anyone who has surgery done to themselves just for vanity. It is such an invasion on your body. I couldn’t eat foe 36 hours, as I threw up after the anesthetic. I don’t want this done again unless it is medically necessary. I know that “ medically necessary” includes mental health. It is such a fine line.

@A78cts23

10 ай бұрын

Exactly how I feel after 3 medically necessary surgeries, I'll never do it for aesthetics

Right on! ethics when considering Plastic Surgery! Hats off to both of you for bringing some REALITY to considering plastic surgery and body modification...I'll never go under the knife...nevertheless, I'll never judge most of those who do...the key here is if modification will actually bring about a positive result, I'm in... when modification becomes an obsession like any drug it needs to be put down. Plastic surgery can improve a person's life immensely but if used in the wrong way it can be equally as destructive. Thanks for including a self-acceptance consideration when it comes to surgery and modification. Cheers!

Hi I have one question. If I start with Fin + minoxidil in my early twenties with no visual signs of balding/thinning, and keep taking the meds for the rest of my life. Will I basically not lose my hair?

Insecurity is just not enough for someone to do all that. We are all insecure on something… That is a mental health issue. And no doctor should operate in someone with body dysphoria or dysmorphia. And they wouldn’t if they had morals. But they usually just care about money. Not people.

Following the case of Chalene Johnson, fitness and marketing influencer, and now 70 + others who have filed lawsuits against Dr Mowlavi in California. Omg gosh! Now I do believe most board certified drs and practices to be up standing and provide good care but not all. I definitely think there is a dark side to plastic surgery. As for Jeffrey I know nothing of him, but his does seem to be one of going to cheap perhaps illegal provider. Was there a lawsuit for this?

@lindatannock

2 жыл бұрын

He probably went somewhere cheap at the time. Jeffree has only been rich for a few years. His wealth came quickly. 10+ years ago (as he's said himself) he was living paycheck to paycheck, and struggling for money.

Love dr. Gary!

Why do doctors continue with procedures that can cause harm? What about the Hippocratic Oath?

When you discuss what was put in the botched jobs. I seen a video on a lady who had her butt injection done with some silicone that was used for caulking in a back room hotel. She ended up getting a infection so bad she had both her legs amputated and some of her fingers. Some how it spread in her body and caused some kind of rotten skin. That’s why if you choose to do something like this know your going to someone reputable. If it’s cheap there’s a reason why.