I'm not worried about not waking up... I'm more worried about not going completely asleep

@SaikiKFann

Жыл бұрын

Same

@dianebaum5194

Жыл бұрын

Yes, my husband woke up in middle of a wrist surgery. Thank God the nurse saw his eyes and they put him under again.

@patriciapasciuto9022

Жыл бұрын

Agree 100%😮

@socksandpi1264

Жыл бұрын

I woke up once during my VNS implant surgery (incisions on my left chest and neck), so they saw my eyes flutter. Surgeon lifted the eye tape and my eye flicked open and started looking around. The look of horror on his face was scary. It took a few minutes to get put fully under again, but holy crap. Thankful that only happened once.

@Esiaa

Жыл бұрын

I can't imagine waking up in the middle of my surgery. I think I would panic.

When I had surgery my parents took turns sleeping on the couch next to me just so they could get me a glass of water or help me get up off the bed so I could go to the toilet. They took care of me for almost a week like they did when I was a baby and my god I am so thankful for them. I wasn’t in pain, just very weak

@WarbossFraka

Жыл бұрын

This before or after the cult?

@orangeismyfavoritecolor

Жыл бұрын

Ah yes, a person of culture. Jim Pickens is truly one of _the_ Gods of all time.

@TeamHermes39

Жыл бұрын

I never thought Richard (Dick) & Janice Pickens would be so supportive! did the mole people help a lot?

I woke up during abdominal surgery when the 11" cut was open. I screamed, and the 2 anaesthetists (1 senior & 1 junior) ran to my side. I heard one say (we've taken her out too much). I was quickly put under and awoke later to a beautifully stitched scar and pain-free from a drip. Next day I asked my surgeon about waking up. He gently told me that was rare. It didn't cause me any trauma. A few years later I was rushed to hospital for a more serious surgery. I had no fear at all. I trust surgeons and hospital staff, which makes a difference. My recovery time is fast and both Surgeons said it is because of my attitude. That brought me great relief.

I know that her boyfriend is being kinda supportive, and it was her idea to get it BUT….. she is a beautiful woman and it would be nice for people to tell her that she is perfectly beautiful the way she is!

I’ve always taken plastic surgery really seriously because I grew up watching Clueless over and over again, and Cher’s mum died from a routine liposuction. Since then ive been terrified of the idea of any of it 😂

@toxicginger9936

Жыл бұрын

SAME! It made me wary of anything 'routine' in surgery. Clueless is under rated. Great life lessons there. Also, "A first offer is a jumping off point for negotiations." I took that to heart at 15. I have never taken a first offer. I always negotiate until it's better for me. (Job offers, I always negotiate more pay.)

@germyw

10 ай бұрын

What made me afraid of plastic surgery is when Kanye West’s mom died from a liposuction procedure. She was getting a bbl.

@gasmith7486

6 ай бұрын

Umm 🤔 I’ve seen a lot of horrific car crashes. Does that mean that I never get in a car or even walk down the street?? LIFE IS FOR LIVING.

@hannibalspectre637

6 ай бұрын

@@gasmith7486…what? 😂 I just said I’d never get liposuction what does that have to do with ‘living’

I’ve had many, many surgeries throughout the course of my life - none were elective - and I can’t imagine wanting any kind of elective surgery so badly that I’d go through that yet again. Just seeing this woman after her surgery makes me feel awful, remembering what that feels like. I have to work hard to avoid a panic attack if I even go visit someone in a hospital, so walking in to volunteer for a surgical procedure under general anesthesia would probably cause me to have a full meltdown.

@Dekubud

Жыл бұрын

While I would get surgery simply to "look good", I have to say that sometimes, elective surgery can still be much better than your living situation. For example, I am trans and living with breasts is daily psychological torture for me. I already had a breast reduction due to physical pain before I understood I am trans, so I know what I am in for, but I would much rather get surgery to have a masculine chest than to live with boobs the rest of my life. I wonder if you had bad experiences because your body is already fighting something else. I've had two surgeries so far, and have two chronic illnesses, but my health issues are fairly manageable, so recovering, while tiring, was never too big a deal for me. I hope you get better in both mental and physical health! If you don't already see someone, I think a good psychologist could help you manage what sounds like trauma. And it's very understandable: a lot of people end up traumatised from the hospital.

@unknownentity7964

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that you have such level of health anxiety. I'm in the same situation - I've had many many surgeries, some of them have been scheduled in advanced so I Could mentally prepare myself for them but many have been emergency surgery with no time to mentally cope. I still have to visit the same hospitals where so much of my trauma happened (such as, every time I see my neurologist, I have to go past the corridor where I stopped breathing and had to have a breathing tube put down my throat with me still fully conscious but paralysed) and it never seems to get easier but sadly I can't opt out of those appointments. One day, I feel like I will add in this health related PTSD in therapy but my health is still a crazy roller-coaster of ups and downs, medical emergencies keep happening so it never feels like the right time to start therapy because I've never got to a place where it's all in the past I truly, truly hate the feeling of when you're making your way to the hospital for a surgery. The whole way there, all I can think of is that I'm essentially volunteering to put myself to be sliced open and mashed up, causing extreme pain and negative experiences. I realise that I am going to the hospital voluntarily, just to end up feeling very ill for an unknown length of time. In some ways, emergency surgery is better because at least then, you don't have to resist the fight or flight instinct in your brain to just run away and not put myself through yet another surgery and trauma. Unfortunately though, those surgeries aren't something I can just opt out of, not doing them will result in more pain than the surgery itself would cause, or even death. I just have to keep reminding myself that I've got through it every time in the past, so I'll be able to do it again. Even if I feel like I can't

@unknownentity7964

Жыл бұрын

@@Dekubud I truly believe that in situations where not getting a surgery would end up causing you significant mental harm, it stops being elective. In the same way that many people with the breast cancer gene opt to get their breasts removed before any sign of cancer, because living with the thought they cancer could strike at any moment is too much to cope with mentally- it's the same for many with dysphoria etc. Living with that mental suffering makes surgery to relive it just as necessary as a surgery that's needed for physical pain. Neither are 'elective' in my eyes

@blueisasomedancer

Жыл бұрын

Just so you know, elective surgery just means "scheduled in advance" not optional. During the pandemic a lot of elective surgeries were pushed back, but a lot of people didn't realize that many of those procedures are still really important. Heart surgery can be elective and I don't think anyone would say it's a cosmetic procedure.

@DeltaDrifter2201

Жыл бұрын

I have had a good 13-14 surgeries. Pretty much all of them technically are elective but they were very necessary for my body and my self confidence. Most of them had to do with some bone issues. Very very painful process.

While her three children are being raised by other family members in Brazil, she’s here in the states getting 1,000s of dollars of surgery. Our babies are only babies once. How she’s able to live wo hugging, holding, kissing etc her babies blows my mind.

@sadthesky6657

Жыл бұрын

She's obviously just using this dude to live up a single life and maybe originally wanted to bring her kids over after becoming a US citizen but soon realised she'd rather keep living this fake single life and still probably ditchthis dude for another dude with more money. She thinks she'll catch a richer man after plastic surgery. That's the impression I'm getting. Could be wrong but there's just something about her that I don't like that screams red flag.

@shushuwu

Жыл бұрын

She’s garbage!

@rickwrites2612

Жыл бұрын

thst sounds a little dramatic I mean does it really take that long to have surgery and recover enough to where you can be around a baby? I mean even a heart transplant you can be with family after a couple wks

@shushuwu

Жыл бұрын

@@rickwrites2612 dude she just ditched her kids back in. Brazil came to the United States to make her fortune and give her self a complete plastic surgery makeover. It has nothing to do with being able to be with her kids. She chose not to be with her kids.

@martasue3121

Жыл бұрын

Judging is easy when you dont know the whole story.

I was under anesthesia gor an endoscopy and honestly, the being unconscious part was kinda the best part because it gets trippy when you wake up. It's like time travel and you feel good and kinda rested when you wake up a second time.

@rebeccaconlon9743

7 ай бұрын

I slept after that night and had subconscious nightmares as my body was screaming for me while I was out. It was an ectopic pregnancy removal

My aunt didn’t wake up from anesthesia she was 5 years old and they were removing her appendix. It might be unusual but it do happen. I understand why people are nervous.

@Iuxinterior

Жыл бұрын

it used to be a lot more common. if she’s gen x or older then it was more likely then but not now

@fonjadidi

Жыл бұрын

That's horrible sorry to hear that

@jenniferjoseph4401

Жыл бұрын

I had a classmate that slipped into a coma during/ immediately after brain surgery and a day later she died. It happens. It's rare, rare enough that most people shouldn't be too scared, but it does happen. My condolences for your aunt.

@dittohead7044

Жыл бұрын

That’s so very sad. Must have been especially for your parents

I will never get used to seeing American patients being discharged so soon after surgery...I know it's a cost issue sometimes... but honestly I am so glad I don't live there or feel the need for plastic (unnecessary) surgery....wow, imagine being the carer and the responsibility on you to look out for any complications post surgery in some hotel somewhere....

@melodiem2408

Жыл бұрын

It’s absolutely unreal how quickly they send people home here in the USA. Often times family members feel very ill-equipped to handle the responsibilities that go along with caring for the needs of someone right out of the hospital. Our daughter had a massive spinal fusion surgery. They kept her 5 days and I thought that was super long but she still was on several medications and in extreme pain and it was a very daunting task. Thankfully, I work in the medical field but someone who doesn’t would be beside themselves with the amount of meds and care and pain. It’s insane!

@unknownentity7964

Жыл бұрын

@@melodiem2408 holy heck, that's so few days!! I've had many spinal fusions/revisions and hardware removal due to infections, and the earliest I ever stayed was 11 days, most were 2 weeks or more. The 11 days was shorter because they were only taking out some broken screws, so it wasn't that intensive comparatively. I cannot imagine how I'd have coped being sent home that early, or how my family would have cared for me. This is even with 2 doctors in my family, and my mum being my full time caregiver. Even she wouldn't have felt capable to look after me at home in her own at that point. I live in the UK where healthcare is free, so if anything, you'd think that it was here that they'd want to discharge you as soon as possible, as the system isn't being run by incredibly rich corporations. It's so heartbreaking to see so many stories where people in the US suffer massively from complications or even death, due to money saving policies, so a few rich healthcare companies can get even richer

@melodiem2408

Жыл бұрын

@@unknownentity7964 Wow! You’ve been through a lot! I’m glad you can get the care you need without the major burden of the expense. Our daughter’s surgery was almost $300,000 and that was 5 years ago already! Thankfully we qualified for special assistance at that time and all of it was covered but if she were to have it now, we’d be left with 20% at least. I don’t even want to think about it. 😳🥺 I wish you well!

@unknownentity7964

Жыл бұрын

@@melodiem2408 it's so sad that you even have to consider if you are covered or not! It's great that you're not in debt because of that, but I can't imagine they the worry about if you would be or not couldn't have helped at the time. I'm so glad that I live where I do. I'm so lucky that I'm able to get my caregiving needs covered(my mum gets paid a full time wage, but I can also choose to pay a caregiver from a company too. I just prefer my mum right now, as during covid I felt safer with her. But I'm moving soon and will go back to having company caregivers, and my mum will be back to fostering special needs babies!) , as well as costs for an electric wheelchair, an adapted car that has ramps plus very customised hand controls for my needs. If I didn't have all those things, then I wouldn't be able to work. It's BECAUSE I have that 'government aid' that I'm able to work and pay back taxes, paying towards the system that helps me. Often people view government aid as something that people just take and take from, a total drain but that's not necessarily the case. It can be what enables people to be able to work and put back into society. Of course, even with supports, some people still can't work but it's our job as decent people to want to help those people. Especially because everyone is only one accident or illness away from potentially being in that situation. As it stands, my illness is terminal, so eventually I will become too sick to work, in which case I'm happy that I've been able to pay back some now at least, while I can I hope your daughter is doing well today, and you stay in medical coverage and away from debt :)

@oliviaogden1101

Жыл бұрын

What's the incidence of hospital acquired infections in your country? So many people get C. diff or MRSA or things in our hospitals that the sooner they can get out the better, IMHO.

This woman was gorgeous before her surgery! What's wrong with our society that makes such a beautiful woman feel like she needs to surgically "improve" herself?

@ah2522

Жыл бұрын

as long as she's happy what do you care? she doesn't live her life for you

@ah2522

Жыл бұрын

you may have lower standards of beauty than her

@charlii7386

Жыл бұрын

She ain’t doing it for you but for her. If she likes or dislikes her body is non of your business

@Vesperrv

Жыл бұрын

There's nothing wrong with surgery as long as you are doing it for yourself and no one else. People don't always want Plastic surgery to fit the modern beauty standards. It's important for many reasons, medical, mental, in the trans community and even small surgical procedures in piercing worlds are a form of self expression. So there are many motivations and it's narrow minded to place people in a box and think procedures are being done for one reason only.

@Iuxinterior

Жыл бұрын

i mean if this is her first ever surgery and she doesn’t go to extremes she’ll still be beautiful after. this guy performs these surgeries, he’s not gonna say “you’re too pretty to get surgery” his job is to provide reasonable, ethical results for the people who ask for them

My main fear with surgery is WAKING UP during

@sngray11

Жыл бұрын

Mine too! It would be so scary to wake up during the surgery but be sedated enough that you can’t move or talk to let them know that you are conscious and/or can feel everything!😱🙊

@raquelfredette6800

Жыл бұрын

@@sngray11 your anesthesiologist monitors your heart rate, so they can tell if you're in pain even if you're not "awake" and they'll just up your dose a little bit. There's a lot of potential complications during surgery but waking up during it isn't really one of them

@roddo1955

Жыл бұрын

@@raquelfredette6800 that's what they say to avoid lawsuits. A lot of people who woke up during surgery were told they were hallucinating/dreaming.

@lenas6246

11 ай бұрын

no lol@@roddo1955

I had two kids and have the chest of a 12 yr old. Screw it. At this point its like putting new chandeliers in a haunted house ROFL

@kathyflorcruz552

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

As someone who has irregular sleep, going under and getting restorative sleep is just plain amazing, in fact when I hear someone trying to wake me up after surgery, I'm mentally fighting to stay asleep. It's such a warm fuzzy feeling, I want to be left alone to sleep it off. I tell them in advance to give me antinausea medicine in my IV before they wake me.

Dr Youn, it’s finals week and I’m pretty sure this series is the only reason I’m sane

“Buyer Beware!” Best advice ever!!!!

In Germany is the patients 4-5 days in the Hospital after this Surgery. I am a Anastassia Nurse and i love your Reacts :)

@lenas6246

11 ай бұрын

where in germany? In berlin you dont even always get admitted when its necessary

I woke up during surgery once, and it was absolute hell, scariest shit I've experienced. I've also not woken up after three different surgeries, which scared everyone else. So, my doctors have to take extra precautions when I'm supposed to have surgery.

0:53 my mother is allergic to anesthesia and there are several brands or types of anesthesia but they still haven't found something that she doesn't react to. She's had IDK 10+ surgeries in her lifetime and I can remember 4 times when she coded on the table and they had to bring her back because she just stops breathing. It scares the crap out of us (her kids) I can only imagine how she must feel before a surgery. She is going to need a surgery soon because when she had breast cancer 20 years ago the implants from that are leaking. Well they have been leaking for years but she was a smoker and the doctor wouldn't operate until she quit smoking and now that shes quit, they've done the scans and have to do an MRI because the doctor said there is huge masses around her implants and he doesn't know if its cancer or the silicone from the leaking implant. Either way it freaking sucks

@ihavecolonpain61

Жыл бұрын

I hope everything goes well!❤️🤞

I had my gall bladder out and I was really loopy afterward. I amused my mom to no end.

An investment? Idiocy.

I've been under anesthia 26 times in my life. One time I threw up after, but basically they all were completly smooth. I got used to going under too so I wasn't afraid.

@berf9445

Жыл бұрын

27*

@saparyasudhakaran1349

Жыл бұрын

But why?

@unknownentity7964

Жыл бұрын

Did they decide to do something different or change the anesthetic they used, so that you didn't throw up? I've had a similar amount of surgeries, and nothing they ever do has stopped me from throwing up after. It just seems to be my body's natural reaction to it. I wish there was something to stop it happening though , because waking up from some of my spine surgeries, and open abdomen surgery meant throwing up in the recovery area was absolute agony. Throwing up uses all of the muscles and areas that had just been sliced and diced. They even tried placing an NG tube to drain my stomach, but I ended up just dry retching forever instead. So, if you have any tips then I'd gratefully receive them!! I'm going in for my next abdominal surgery on the 4th November. It's going be a big one, so I'd really rather not rip open my stitches via vomit again... The surgeon was not happy!!

Thumbs up for the seatbelt advice Dr 👍

Anesthesia has made me violently ill in the past. Now if I have to have surgery I stress what happens to me and they always give me something for it. I’m lucky to have such good doctors

I wish we got to see her end result all healed up.

@marycanary86

Жыл бұрын

it gives kim kardashian from wish

@Diandra2011

Жыл бұрын

If you look up Larissa from 90 day fiancé you should be able to find the videos of the results.

@Diandra2011

Жыл бұрын

Found it! kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZ-pwaiNopvJZ7Q.html

I've had an experience where I wasn't under enough. I was able to get out a groan . Not before hearing and feeling everything..

I had plastic surgery and was not nervous. I researchec and completely trusted my surgeon.

I love this doctor, he is so adorable

My only fear after my surgery was the pain lots after the surgery and what if something goes wrong. Which any surgeries can happen. Which it happened to me.

Breast implants that are too large do not make a woman look more beautiful. Actually the opposite in many instances.

@El_Ophelia

Жыл бұрын

They think it does. I think it makes them look desperate and insecure as they broadcast their desperation and need for attention. If they get them truly for themselves, and don't wear lowcut tops showing their boobs off everywhere they go, then I'll believe it was genuine. But 99% of the time, women get it for men's attention, not just the attention of *their* guy, but they need the reassurance of all men. It screams of desperation. It also makes me question ulterior motives.

My groupmates for human dissection didn't believe me when I said the implant goes in under the muscle. Hardly seems possible when working on a stiff.

was this video previously uploaded? i could swear ive seen this reaction before.

@Trifilaki

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@sammyjo8109

Жыл бұрын

He has been reposting older videos recently. I guess so new subscribers see them?

@jessicavarcoe1306

Жыл бұрын

Second channel

I was under light anesthesia, so I was awake during my surgery. I was getting a Medi port , put in, due to cancer. I kept hearing someone in the room, coughing and coughing and coughing. When my surgery was over, I was sick for about two months. The Medi port never worked.

@flautalee3090

3 ай бұрын

Sorry, sorry, sorry. 😮

From a patients point of view: I've had multiple medically necessary breast reconstructions from age 16-23 along with gallbladder removal. I am also a medical philosopher who is very comfortable and at peace with the idea of dying. My lack of nerves before any revision surgery is due to a combination of having been put under successfully so many times as well as not being afraid of dying. I am well educated on the risks going in, they just don't make me nervous. I do still take every surgery seriously and know what is on the line everytime I go under.

@marycanary86

Жыл бұрын

yeah.... like.... i was put under when i was 10 for a knee surgery. its fine. it was fine. my mum was shitting bricks and i didnt give. single fuck lmao. im the same as an adult. ive been there, done that, its not scary as long as i dont eat anything for a while after waking up. im at greater risk of dying crossing the road than from getting general anesthetic. and like, ok, so i could die from it. im aware of that. im clearly still here for my surgery. if i do die, will it help that i was nervous beforehand?

@nicked_fenyx

Жыл бұрын

I think you would be an exception for a doctor like Dr. Youn, and he would completely understand your lack of nerves. Doctors tend to deal slightly differently and have different parameters of what's "normal" for patients who have more experience dealing with medical issues. I think what Dr. Youn was talking about was more for patients like Larissa who are completely new to plastic surgery. In cases like hers, a patient having zero nervousness could indicate they aren't taking the surgery seriously enough, or haven't truly accepted that the risks (however minimal) are real and could truly happen to them. Obviously there will be some people who are able to accept those risks and have no nerves whatsoever, even on their first surgery, but I'd wager those people are much less common than those who either 1) feel nervous, or 2) gloss over the risks in their excitement over getting the surgery they want. In the latter case, it's important for surgeons to ensure their patients do indeed understand the potential risks, and have properly weighed those risks against the benefits in making their decision.

@Iuxinterior

Жыл бұрын

i’m mostly afraid of the fact that i’m in other peoples hands while fully incapacitated because i have type one diabetes so feeling loopy usually equals something bad for me and i’ve got to be vigilant about how i’m doing

@darlenefraser3022

Жыл бұрын

I got gored by my bull. The surgeon only gave me a local when he was trying to put me back together. It felt AWFUL and I was just pleading for a general. I wanted to be so far away from what he was doing! It’s not like I could help him out or monitor him while awake anyways. He called in an anesthesiologist and out I went!

Re surgery - I'm worried about being intubated - the last time I had plastic surgery I had a sore throat and raspy croaky voice for many months. Also waking up in pain is a worry too.

9:50 i was in a post operation room for an hour to ensure the anesthesia was wearing off from spinal for a csec. Had a midwife tell my husband and daughter that everything went fine

Is this just deja vu or is this video a re-upload? I swear I have seen it before.

@lauraelliott6909

Жыл бұрын

It's a re-upload. He split his channel into two channels. All of his reaction videos are being re-uploaded.

you make the most hilarious faces!! 😂😂

What kind of credentials should I be looking for in a Canadian Plastic surgeon

Dr. Young, you have beautiful skin.

I don't care about anaesthesia. I've dislocated my left shoulder once and my right shoulder four times, the only narcotic that works is Dilaudid (I've heard shoulder injuries are one of the most painful things one can experience). There was one time they did it while I was awake using fentanyl, I was bedridden for a week. I worship anaesthesia. I worry that the painkillers will wear off, not that the anaesthesia will wear off.

This is a re-upload. I remember it well.

I woke up from surgery in a foul mood and suffered a lot of pain for a couple days too.

I just had a breast augmentation a week ago today. My husband was obsessed with me before, and now he is even more so! Indomr blame him! I can't stop looking at myself! It is a whole new confidence!!!

@emilysouther4614

Жыл бұрын

I've wanted my breast done for nearly 10 years. I lost a ton of weight to compete in bodybuilding and went from a c cup to saggy deflated raisins. I'm so embarrassed by them. My husband doesn't care we've been together for 13 years but I feel so insecure. What size were you before your surgery and what size did you go to?

@josiefike

Жыл бұрын

@@emilysouther4614 I went from a 34A to a 34D. But they look so natural. I used to say I had 2 backs. I'm 145lb and 5'8"

@emilysouther4614

Жыл бұрын

@@josiefike thank you for sharing! I am saving and I hope by 2024 I'll be able to get it done 🙏

I feel like I've seen this video before, is it a repost for some reason?

Yep I just had double Hernia surgery and the Anaesthesia was my main concern, BUT that's because I regained consciousness during surgery when I previously had surgery when I was younger, and it caused me a lot of anxiety.

6:49 ... maybe it's Maybelline

I did my nose and during the week after the surgery I felt like killing myself, really, I was like "why on earth did I do this it hurts so bady" the problem was the anesthesia, my body hated it, I really regretted it and really cried almost everyday, couldn't move or barely, nausea all the time I barely ate for the entire week so I was getting worse because no food, I could then only eat soup, couldn't walk my dog so my sister did it, it was a nightmare

The spouse leaving happens when the partner loses a lot of weight.

Wtf, is this how it is in USA? you dont stay in the hospital until you can actually out of the effects of the surgery? Dafuq man

@etelvinaete9338

Жыл бұрын

When doing surgery patients go home right after. It has to do with health insurance (payment) they do not pay for our stays in the hospital. It is very pricey after elective surgery.

@yorgunkirmizi

Жыл бұрын

@@etelvinaete9338 I know it sounds like a good reason when you say it but seriously Usa is f’ed up

@etelvinaete9338

Жыл бұрын

@@yorgunkirmizi i completely agree and I live here haha

@yorgunkirmizi

Жыл бұрын

@@etelvinaete9338 my condolences 😅

@etelvinaete9338

Жыл бұрын

@@yorgunkirmizi i knoooooo lol

Dr. You have great hair actually.

@ 6,05.🎵 It's the circle of life 🎵

I was in the hospital for a month and went under anesthesia 12 times, and it was worse every time 😢 I would hallucinate, I had migraines, I couldn’t talk straight, everything felt like a weird rubbery feeling people looked weird to me, a slurry talk, it was horrific, 😢

My worry with surgery and the anesthesia is not that I’m not gonna wake up because I wake up during surgery. A lot of anesthesiologist. Don’t believe when I tell them of my liver condition and I wake up in every surgery. Only two anesthesiologist knew exactly what my condition is and they knew how to keep me under during surgery. Of the over 75 surgeries I have had I have waking up in 98% of them. My liver just kicks everything out so fast.

I don't know if you do show reviews, but I'd like to see your take on the show "nip Tuck" about plastic surgeons

I will start this by saying, I am very pro surgery. Be that to repair something broken, snip a ligament or lift something (which I know I will want sometime in the next 10 years if possible). My very first surgery outside of tonsils was due to a sports injury. I was 14 and was so worried in recovery because I was absolutely certain that I called my surgeon an asshole during the surgery. I was questioning the nurse and my mom if I had called the doctor a bad name and saying I needed to apologize, they assured me I did not and it was just weird thoughts coming out of the anesthesia. Never had that happen again, but I always have a what if in the back of my mind when I have to have surgeries!

Dr. Youn, can you please do some reactions to the swan?

Is this a repost? I feel like I have seen this video before, even down to the rant about the seat belt....

Yes! Buyer Beware!!!! In real estate law we call it caveat emptor😆

My friend, run!

How came she had difficulty walking. at the age on 70 i had a triple bypass, two days after surgery, I walked to the bathroom and shower myself! was able to do everting for myself! was this for effect !

1:57 I don't think it's always necessarily a fear of losing the individual but perhaps the individual's latent narcissistic traits bubble up to the surface and they become total shells of the loving empathetic individual that they once were. It happened to me with an old friend from high school. When she got her implants she thought she was the queen f****** bee and made sure she let everybody know.

I have never worried about surgery or how much pain I'll be in after after I come to. When I had my gull bladder removed, the pain was worst before the surgery then after the operation. It was an emergency surgery and I was told by the resident that they got in just in time because my gallbladder ready to burst. I felt sorry for the surgeon though because I felt I ruined his leisure time because the operation was done on a Saturday and my husband did end up seeing me in the recovery room. The next time I saw the surgeon, he seemed so excited about the size of the stone. He said, I wanted you to have it so it was given to me and I still have it. I had that operation in August of 1977 but I was admitted to the hospital in July, and there a surgeon assigned to my case . My son was born in May and because I was nursing, the doctor let me bring him into the hospital during the day to nurse him because he was not doing well on formula. I was content to stay in the hospital because I was not seperated from my baby. Once they figured out the diagnosis, I was sent home and the operation was going to be done at a later time after my son was weaned off the breast milk but I could not wait. This also reminds me of the video that Dr. Youn did about coming in and holding the hand of a heart patients every day and the impact it made on the patient. My son was the first baby that the hospital let in to be with a mother. It was uplifting to my recovery not being separated from my new born. When I was going, home my surgeon said "you and your baby made a big impact on the hospital." Now new born baby's are allowed to be with their mothers when they have to be admitted to the hospital.😀

A man doesn’t love you for the size of your breasts, it’s what is snide that matters!

@06:47 Maybe it's blood, maybe it's Betadine.. LOL

I'm worried about waking up in between

It isn’t worth the pain. There was nothing wrong with her to begin with.

Can u please react to teen mom jade getting plastic surgery on the mtv show ?

11:45 why is she leaving before actually recoving enough?

He probably didn't know he couldn't go back

what happened to colt

Why would this guy even believe that he is investing in his future…maybe hers but?????

This surgery needs a gatekeeper to keep family from entering the post-op area without permission. I’m thinking that the staff member was positioned in a way to keep an eye on the waiting room - not totally safe IMO.😮

Dr Youn has perfectly beautiful skin. Does he wear make up for the show?

As my boss once commented "young and stupid"

Why do they call it plastic surgery?

@maryamse2040

Жыл бұрын

It is better to call it the great deception of oneself and then of the whole world

She's beautiful like she is.

I know it's kind of a stereotype but when I watch stuff like this I always think America goes OTT with anaesthesia/pain relief after surgery 😅 I've had 7 surgeries in the last 10 years due to spinal and connective tissue disorders and have NEVER been this loopy 🤣🤣 I'm kind of jealous... Though having Oxycodone after my tonsillectomy was a good time 😆

@unknownentity7964

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Woah oxycodone for tonsillectomy?! I wish I'd had anything more than just paracetamol after mine... It was absolute hell! It also didn't help that I had to leave for the family camper campervan trip the day after I left hospital. I'd had 3 surgeries in 5 days, the original removal operation then twice they had to go back in to stop the crazy bleeding. I have a connective tissue disease too(kEDS+mitochondrial disease). I'd rrate my tonsillectomy worse than any of my spine fusions, because for those I at least had a morphine and ketamine pump! Plus I was alot younger which helped to not remember as much

@charlii7386

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Yeah I’m from Europe and in my country anesthesia don’t make you feel that high like on those videos, even on kids😂

@unknownentity7964

Жыл бұрын

@@charlii7386 I'm from the UK, and our anesthesia doesn't do that either! The most it does is just make you very sleepy. I think it is more so that in the US, they load them up on opioids before they go home and that's what causes the loopiness, not the actual anesthetic itself

@user-bv7mk8id5t

Жыл бұрын

I had a big surgery recently and I wasn’t this loopy. My surgery was way more intense than hers I think too, since they were removing breast tissue. I’m in the states. But I think it’s also how much anesthesia they give you, plus your sensitivity. I ended up going home after a few hours, I was able to walk around the first night. They tell you to so. I was talking to my family, sitting up. I was probably in surgery for almost 5 hours. Although I was very sensitive to the low dosage opiates they had prescribed, I was scratching like crazy 🫤! But she had a nose job done too, which is insane 😮! That must be so painful, prob why she was so drugged up 🫣! At least she could lay on her back the first day, I couldn’t do this. Plus she chose this, I had little choice. I had to sleep sitting up. It was horrible and painful experience 😢…

@unknownentity7964

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@@user-bv7mk8id5t I hope you're recovering well from your surgery :) rest plenty, and don't push your body too hard before it's ready for it!

1:23 Well that does not sound like a good guy😳

@Gilmore74

Жыл бұрын

He seems a bit weird

is it outpatient? isn't it a big surgery?

That woman can’t even move her face!

Why is the dr so happy to cut into her??!!

Geez you’d think if he cares that much for his fiancee, it wouldn’t matter one bit what she looks like! Not worth it! They could have used that surgery money for a series of vacations together! And she’s 33 … how bad does she think she looks? She’s so pretty! 🤩 what’s to fix?

I’m sorry to see women who cannot see their own beauty.

😊

Dr Youn you have lovely eyes LOL just saying .

1:40 I'm sorry if your partner leaves you because of a plastic surgery procedure then good freaking riddance.... bye bye don't let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya!!

Why does she needs surgery? She looks good now.

Knuckles head that's all.

What an arrogant and controlling boyfriend.

She looks WAAAAAYYYYYY too groggy to be discharged just yet.

Gold digger gets plastic surgery*

I would never go out with a women that had plastic surgery since the way she looks would be a lie and would not take a chance of having a child with one. If she goes for plastic surgery after we were married on her way back from the surgery I would serve her with divorce papers.

Every human being is beautiful as God created him, we don't need to change our shapes, every human being created by God has something that distinguishes him, just be satisfied with yourself as it is and move forward in life while you are happy because you are natural without cosmetic trick

What was EXTREME about this? Clickbait?

You're talking like there's something wrong with big areolas?! It's natural and normal and women don't have to change this

@cremebrulee4759

Жыл бұрын

Some women WANT to change it. That's what he is talking abou. Many people want to look "normal".

@shapihadi6773

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He could’ve worded it a little different, the word excessive was a little … excessive hahaha I don’t think he means ill though I assume that he chose that word based on his experiences with how women want theirs to be when they visit him for tiddy augmentation :)

@nicked_fenyx

Жыл бұрын

He never said there was something "wrong" with it. Just that some women don't like the way it looks, and want to change it. As long as those women are mentally capable of weighing the pros and cons of surgery, I don't see an issue with allowing them to change their body to be closer to what they personally want it to look like.

Hey Doc. I don't agree with you on the, shoulder belt. I do on the seatbelt.. And here's why about the, shoulder belt.. Okay so,, my friend had a breast reduction. And on the way home. Driving in my 1986, Cadillac Fleetwood brome De Elegance'. When some idiot turned left in front of us. And nearly totaled my Cadillac. My partner's chest. Got all screwed up and scarred. And looked strange later. Due to the shoulder belt chafing across their chest. In the crash. They would've stayed in their seat. With the shoulder belt behind them with their seatbelt secured. This would not have happened quite like that. And so there you go Doc. There was a good reason not to have the shoulder belt across her chest. On that ride home. As long as the seatbelt was secured. And it was. And then maybe she would need a nose job correction instead? As her nose goes into the dashboard. But she does not get ejected through the front window. Because she has her seatbelt on. Just so you know. So you might be good with, Arriola Reductions. But didn't notice they had the circular stitch of her seatbelt, on? You missed that? Slanted eyes maybe? I would not know? I do not have slanted eyes. As I'm an, Audio Engineer. Of over 50+ years. And I have slanted, ears. That hears, better than most. As I protected my hearing all my lifelong. And at 67. I CAN HEAR! OH WOW! Cool! Everything sounds great, still! Through both ears! I can hear stereo! I can see in stereo! It's amazing! Maybe it'll catch on? We can only hope? I want to get a new Brain Implant! I need one desperately! Mine is not working! Anymore. Yet. RemyRAD