Procedures are becoming more affordable and the target audience is getting younger. What are the risks you need to know? Plastic and Cosmetic surgery was once kept secret by only the rich and famous who could afford it, but now with advances in medical technology making the odd nip and tuck more accessible to the masses, people are going under the knife in the pursuit of their dream look. As with all medical procedures, there are risks. In this documentary, narrated by Jill Halfpenny, we hear first hand accounts of people who went under the knife and received unexpected results. SUBSCRIBE for more: http://bit.ly/2ol5mam
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The first girl with the horrible brows was PERSONAL😂 That tech hated that girl for some reason, or she was on some heavy drugs. No sane or sober person could have EVER thought those brows were anywhere near the realm of "fine"
Perk to being poor... I can't afford to do stuff to my face or body.
This should be shown in schools
It blows my mind that people will go BACK UNDER THE KNIFE of the person that BOTCHES them.
The fact you need a licence to perform normal tattoos but not to perform eyebrow tattoos is mind boggling
Her own eyebrows were perfect!
The lady with the massive lip should never be sent home from the emergencyroom! She needed monitoring to watch for "compartment syndrome" and tissue dying. 😮
My sister had the gastric bypass surgery the last lady did. Six weeks later, she was dead. It absolutely broke my heart.
I, as a woman in my mid 70s, find it very sad that people are so unhappy with their bodies, or feel they need to keep up with latest trend. I always had a big bum when it was not the in thing. My reply to anyone who remarked on it was, "Well, it’s all behind me!" I was never at the front of the queue for beauty but I am happy with myself and accept who I am.
PS: I realise that in certain cases cosmetic surgery is medically indicated and essential. I have no problem with that, but living in South Africa and being acutely aware of millions of poverty stricken people who cannot even afford to have cateracs removed, the craziness of indulging in non-essential cosmetic surgery is mind baffling.
I used to work in a hospital as an accountant. The surgeons offered the staff procedures on time payment and discount, I took no part in it. I noticed that although many of the doctors had small breasts, was overweight and had receding hairlines, none of them had any procedures done on themselves. THAT, told me something.
Botox and party should not be in the same sentence.
I am 76 years old, My body is 76 and old, and my face is the face of a 76-year-old. I hike around the world, eat in restaurants, and speak to people wherever I go and my sons and dog love me GET OVER IT, RATHER THAN HAVE PROCEDURES YOU MAY NEVER GET OVER
First young girl… she is cute as a button and she was basically a kid. Too bad someone didn’t stop her but thank goodness she was able to fix it.❤
Lip filler looks so ridiculous from side profile
Those eyebrows are unbelievable. How could have someone ever done such a thing
In my humble opinion, we need to start at the beginning with babies and children. We need to support and teach them to accept, and appreciate themselves. To respect themselves as unique individuals. We need to stop competeing them against one another.
Contentment is highly under rated.
My sister had breast reduction. Her breasts were so big her insurance covered it. She had back and shoulder pain. But she did thorough research on the Dr she chose and even asked to speak to several of his patients. Her breasts, 20 yrs later, still look fantastic. Feel so sorry for that lady.
I've had terrible eyesight since childhood requiring corrective lens to leave my house even. I've been asked a hundred times why I don't get Lasik and to them I say, "You do know that there's a small percentage of patients who's procedure doesn't go well? I don't want to be in that group." I work in the medical field and not every surgery is a success. I think that because the outcome is USUALLY positive, people forget that it's still risky and do your research before you go under the knife for ANYTHING.