thank the Doctors !

You have a congenital problem, not an IUD. Stop listening to your mother and her doctor.

She’s always been beautiful

Nice racism but you're right she did look amazing after the procedure

My husband has sarcoidosis as sell!!!

@@NellyGandhellaHow was that racist? I bet your white.

🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️What racism !!?? Stop making everything racist ya dummy! Is she not black? If there were two white women and one had black hair and other blonde, I would say the blonde woman. People get identified by things that stand out most. Here's h Christ. What's it like being a victim and looking for racism in evrything 24/7v

How do you feel about massive nuts?

This! I will be getting cosmetic surgery within a few months as I lost my left breast due to cancer.

I totally agree with you!

@@YarbroK All the best to you!

@@YarbroKbest wishes to you and praying you have a speedy recovery.

Absolutely one of the best I've ever seen!

My favourite one ever!!! He was a shark attack victim 🦈 But the fact that he had a HUGE gap in his side... to not even seeing a SCAR!?!?! 😮😮😮 Just proves the amazing work they perfom!!! 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️

They hide the cut marks under his boxers

"Amazing" is the word!!

I agree. Her energy and positivity is contagious. 🙏

Agreed

She was beautiful before her surgery; she was even more so afterward.

She's wonderful! That she has kept up her positive outlook is probably what kept her going. She has a beautiful "juicy" face😂

@@sammi-joreviews1135she was not beautiful before. Seriously! We have eyes. She was pretty before she got sick. After she looked beautiful. She may have been beautiful on the inside but not everyone is attractive

I've never been so grateful for my healthy nose! This really puts your problems into perspective, doesn't it? Counting my blessings for sure.

me! Thank the Lord!!

I was in the ICU for roughly 6 months, and after leaving I've lost any interest in material possessions. Just grateful that I'm breathing.

Totally! I've been whining about nothing

I'm still a work in progress and will probably be until the day I die. It's a sad, sad thing to be grateful my life was saved a few times over. But, the scars both physical and emotional affect how am treated by others....how I affect myself. It has taken years to use words like I,me,myself. It just was better/not better to be frozen in a 🫧 bubble with not much human contact or mirrors. As loving as my husband was, I know the changes took a toll. Then, as fate would have it, he was in a flash over fire 🔥 with 3rd degree burns mostly to his sweet,kind face and hands. You know it's strange...men tend to be admired for surviving and war wounds a badge of honor. He was a firechief. Yet with women...wow it can be brutal. Behind my back when they thought I couldn't hear...they'd say things like..she used to be so pretty, what does he see in her, why doesn't he leave her? I'm not going to lie...if a few weeks could have been made, things would have less painful emotionally. So sorry, I'll stop here so this doesn't end up a mini novel. 😊❤

Totally agree.

I mean yeah totally, what they do for these people is amazing. But I see no issues with doing it for both reasons. If people want to fix something on them that they don’t like if that’s what makes them feel good and they’ve got the means to afford it then they should go for it. I just don’t understand why what other people do to their own selves bothers people so much, it never really made much sense to me. What they do doesn’t affect my life so why bother caring? It’s just a total waste of energy. People constantly praise other people who naturally have what others are getting done and that actually seems worse to me. No one can help what they’re born with, so praising someone for hitting the genes lottery while condemning someone else for getting work done to enhance themselves makes no sense. Neither can help what they’re born with, but one gets praised for “staying natural.” It’s easy to stay natural when you’ve already got desired features. Just live and let live man, it’s all trivial✌🏼

А на ком тренироваться и руку набивать? Таких как у героинь случаи уникальные.

I never had surgery but if you don't like some results on people, who cares ? What matters is what they think.

@@bananasqueen Quit nagging.

The photo at 7:25 of the entirety of her upper lip and philtrum completely black with necrosis is horrifying.

How awful that the dermatologist moved forward with removing her lip, he should have known when to stop and refer her to a cancer center that way she could have had a better plan than not having her lip anymore and then going to a plastic surgeon after.

Medical malpractice, just disgusting

That dermatologist is a butcher. Always, always get a second opinion

I completely agree with you from a patient’s standpoint. I was born with a very rare craniofacial syndrome that doctors have to ask me what it is. I’m always so excited when I meet a doctor who understands the condition. I dealt with the bullies all throughout childhood. To this day my self esteem is very low and any time someone is looking at me, I feel like they’re judging me or mocking me.

@@julievanderleest Julie I am sorry you went through bullying.... I did too and it leaves scars.. If I was there I would have been your friend, and thought you were beautiful... I look past the illusions and into the heart, that's what counts to me!! Yes these Dr's do research and are very astute at diagnosing... with skilled hands and approaching what seems like insurmountable odds, with eyes for aesthetic artistry, symmetry,beauty and using techniques outside the box.... they have a very high rate of success, and giving people a chance in life!! 🌹

@@JL-uv1ms gosh that’s horrible. What’s worse is that your teachers didn’t even do anything or care. I’m so sorry. I was in school through the 90s and graduated in 2003, and then there was more discipline if there was bullying. Especially after what happened in Columbine. It took something that horrible to wake people up it seemed. But for me it was the school bus that was the worst. I still remember the bullies by name to this day. However, I didn’t have it where they were physical or made me humiliate myself like you endured. That just broke my heart you had to go through that. No matter what decade we grew up in, bullying should never have been allowed or tolerated. Not to have loving parents, especially a mother’s love, I can’t begin to imagine. My parents tended to be the opposite extreme, where if anyone messed with their “cubs”, they needed to run. My dad came to my bus stop once and he spoke his mind to the girl that was the bully then. I wanted to run. It did help though. One thing that I learned growing up was how to be more compassionate and I definitely went to the kids who were alone and unpopular. By the time I hit 4th grade or so and after my first reconstructive surgeries, I had fewer bullies. To this day there’s always been those few but there’s many more that love me and have my back. If I deal with the unkind people, it’s usually in public and I will never see them again. At least not in person because I definitely remember them and in my head I see them. One thing that I remember learning when I was in discipleship training school 15 years ago, was how we can have 100 people or more or less than that, say the most uplifting, positive, kind words to us and there was one person who said a comment that brought us down, most of us would focus on that one person and forget about the 100+ positive words that we heard. I know I struggled with that and when I heard someone share it, it hit me to the core. I definitely have learned through the years and now I have such a heart to reach out to people who are looked down upon. Before I was struck with medical challenges that put me on disability, I was working in urban ministries and reaching out to the homeless, addicts, prostitutes, etc… As a kid already, I gravitated towards them because I saw how the average person treated them. From what you have shared, I can tell you are a very compassionate person who devoted your life to helping others. I definitely admire that. I don’t think I would survive in the medical field. I get squeamish when I have to get a blood test. The needle alone gives me anxiety. The lab techs get a good laugh from me because I go into the lab looking the other way.🤪

Yet, they still can't fix scars properly. Since 2007 I've been waiting and hoping that 'someday' they will be able to fix scars , more than just marginally 'improve' them. And nothing. No progress in that area that whole time. Can't wear a tank top and I live in Florida. It's been devastating, but I'm used to it now at least. I'm a hermit basically.

@@lucialuciferion6720 Have you been looking if it’s possible to tattoo over it and make something beautiful out of it? I’m asking because that’s what I will be doing with the scars on my back once I have been given the green light for it.

Her positive attitude and great personality are so inspiring ❤

She’s got so much charisma

absolutely 💯 % !!!

Let’s not forget the paramedical tattooists out there too! I had no idea it was an avenue for tattooing. I am considering getting certified now…. What an amazing gift I could possibly give people who’ve lost so much, as an artist!!

And whoever did the Mohs surgery did not do it correctly.

Once they realized it was worse than they thought, they should have stitched her up the best they could and sent her to the hospital. It should NEVER have gotten that far.

Not just boobs and bbl's

it can't It won't be necessary if they would not have go to do them in the first place for no reason

She was even beautiful with the messed up face and surgery . A beautiful person will always be pretty

I can see why it can be misleading but the transformations they're talking about/ showing are literally from a show called "Botched" so yeah..

"Botched" is just the name of the show.

They’re contacts

I would ask for a second and third opinion

Inshallah you will get better. May Allah help you.

Why don't you Google "how do I appear on botched"? I just did that and it seems that if you are selected, the show pays your expenses. I would try if I were you! Sorry for all your difficulties.

How can people find it acceptable that your health depends on what insurance you have? I’m in the UK and I am so thankful for the NHS! No, it’s not perfect, but my teenage daughter recently had a pre-cancerous mole removed, I am scheduled for 2 operations next month to improve my quality of life, and my sister recently spent 6 weeks in intensive care with a rare disease, all at no cost except for the hospital car park. And to us this is all normal. In fact we usually complain that we have to pay for the car park!

He wanted to blame his mother

there were no guidelines back then remember women’s health is a fairly new interest on a major scale

I think facial reconstruction and also a well done facelift are very important. Whether by disease or age there have been studies that support that if you look sad or angry your brain responds neurologically. I saw a study that showed that Botox had a positive impact on mood because it helped to rewire the brain because the person looked happier. Surgery can do the same thing.

cosmetic surgery itself isn't wrong, but the way some people abuse it is. plastic surgery addiction is real and ruins lives. i think plastic surgery should only be for people to get their old face back after an injury or unless. it shouldn't be for glamour.

​@@rachelwhite438i find that a bit hard to believe. Many times people with botox cannot articulate correctly, they don't show sadness or being angry or concern correctly because their face doesn't show it. So it's like wearing a happy face mask, yeha it might make you happy to look at the happy face, when it's important to show other emotions, then they end up looking so uncanny and it makes people confused

@@Kaybye555 I’m just telling you what the research article said. I didn’t make it up.

these are very highly skilled plastic surgeons, and would cost a pretty penny if someone went to them without the help of "Botched". And sometimes people try to save money on plastic surgery (especially for elective procedures as they're not covered by insurance) and go to doctors who are less skilled. it's just like anything else, you get what you pay for - there are options at many different price ranges, but lower cost surgeons likely won't be able to give such a natural outcome

What is sarcoidosis?

You could get some surgery but you need to lose some weight first and have to get down sometimes before getting it