Why are some celebrities victims of BAD plastic surgery? Don’t let this happen to you!
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Have you ever wondered why some celebrities are victims of bad plastic surgery? Why do they sometimes look so unnatural even with their financial resources? So many people are hesitant about receiving plastic surgery or facial rejuvenation because they don't want to look like these celebrities. We see these unnatural-looking celebrities and immediately can tell they have had work done, but there are even more celebrities out there who have had work done that look incredibly natural and you would never know! Let's talk about what these celebrities get wrong, so we can ensure you have the most positive plastic surgery experience!
Chapters:
Into: 00:00
Can you still look natural? – 00:47
Mistake 1 – 02:10
Go to a specialist – 03:20
Finding the best surgeon for you – 05:35
Mistake 2 – 06:52
How to tell who has had surgery – 07:58
Celebrities who admit to surgery – 08:40
Wrap up – 09:18
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I think some of the bad examples of plastic surgery “victims” have also been around the internet for a decade or more. They belong to people who got work done sometimes as far back as the 90’s… (like Donatella Versace) Plastic surgery back then just didn’t know yet how to get a lot of things right that it knowns now. Just look at “plug” hair transplants or skin-only facelifts… we have come so far since then. But the public image hasn’t caught up. Also because the media tends to show us bad examples for sensationalism. While when they show us good-looking celebrities every day, they never connect that to plastic surgery.
I think that people like Kim and Kylie (I hate to say) have changed that a bit… yeah they don’t look “natural”, but they look more “IDEAL” than natural (at least by today’s standards, in 10 years that’s gonna change), they look like curvy barbie dolls, not like muppets, they’re still very conventionally attractive (even if you think they’ve gone WAY too far with it, and I do). And then you realize that so many celebs have had more subtle procedures done like Taylor Swift and Beyonce, where they look like the same person but more “perfect” (which is kinda the idea), and especially in the case of Beyonce, hardly aging at all. And sadly you’ll still get younger stars like Mary Kate Olsen who look significantly worse now (she used to be cute and now she looks like a woman 20-30 years older who had a facelift ?).
So true! Thank you for talking about this.
My biggest concern is people undergoing all these procedures unnecessarily. Most of the time I look at the before and have said to myself “there was nothing wrong with them.
just shows that even the most beautiful people get insecure and have bad self esteem
@Amber Howard Even slight defects or scars do not matter. someone married her as is. She was good enough before. I just saw a video of a teen girl that went in for breast augmentation. She is now alive and brain dead permanently; her parents now have to live with that mistake. And the girl was already perfect. Her face now is that of a girl in permanent pain. Horrible
Yes, but it is like with me. In my pictures you don’t see how bad my nose is bc of the angle. But it is actually crooked and bridged. But I do agree, I see celebs getting work done and I just don’t understand why… They looked perfect!
This doctor is one of the most honest and skilful. It’s a fact that we all age. If we don’t have wrinkles in our late 40s or in our 50s then it’s due to either plastic surgery or Botox . Some of us age better than others for sure but we age nonetheless at some point. Loved the olive oil doctor. I’m of Italian descent we put olive oil on everything and we still age. Sorry JLo (who is beautiful but certainly had surgery).x
@D S good! I think some of these ppl saying they are almost 60 w no wrinkles whatsoever must have a dimly lit bathroom mirror! ?? – heck, I look wrinkle free too in shadowy lighting (I’m 58) ?
Judy F– my sister-in-law is almost fifty and is always bragging about how she has no wrinkles to other people..the last time she finished off with this big self-assured smile, and I swear to god her whole entire face wrinkled up all over the place. I just burst out laughing so hard?? ..she wasn’t amused to say the least!
I will be 60 in a few months. I do look younger than people expect, at least 5 years. My skin is in reasonably good condition but the age definitely shows. Jawline, neck, “sun”spots, vertical lines b/w by eyebrows. I think it’s because I have strong, full eyebrows still and fairly good lashes and am not too much heavier than when I became an adult. Some people are luckier than me… even better skin. But many look older or they had work done. Except for straightening my lower front teeth… no work done.. No money and I have extremely mixed feelings about procedures that are about the illusion we present to others… as in we are not really post-menopausal or whatever. – Yes I have some wrinkling on my pale north European skin… just a bit around the eyes. In the last 2 years… lots of eye and neck changes. Oh well. I’ve seen really wrinkled joyful people (most of the time) that look 1000X better than a done, rich person. Different values.
@nineteenfortyeight Well send a photo because that defies all rules of physics!!!
@nineteenfortyeight Oh unless your skin is black then yes I am inclined to believe you.
The surgeon is kinda like an artist, and no artist is the same. I had a nose job and I chose my surgeon carefully, I knew a girl who had had her nose done with him and she looked so natural, not to mention he knew exactly what I wanted and understood I didn’t want a fake nose, I wanted something that fitted my face. And I couldn’t be happier with the result. People don’t say I’ve had anything done mainly because my nose isn’t perfect, it’s just slightly better than my previous nose.
My father, had a cartoon pastel done by a street artist ?
(Right now, it’s interesting to think: that ‘artist’ perception, did not override ‘the flesh’.
● yet… in a EXTREME of ‘same for same thing’ what if the artist rendering did.
(Thoughts On: hiring a ARTIST, and not being able to ‘reverse it’… )
It did not become his medium of expression.
Dad payed 5 bucks in the early seventies, for that ‘past-tell’ image. It lived around the house, here and there, until, he past.
Your comment got me thinking of that.
That’s exactly why I want with my nose surgery
It’s not only about bad plastic surgery. It’s about bad fillers.
“Doesn’t belong to the human species in one way or another” – well said! And a very funny, subtle burn!
I have had a face lift and some other procedures, and I am sure that I look natural. I know this because I have to go back to older photographs of myself to see that I looked different. I appreciate that my surgeon, here in Canada, took into account how to make the outcome of my surgeries look natural. I am not ashamed of the surgery procedures that I have, and I know that many “real” people like me are having cosmetic surgeries. BTW …. I hope to come SD soon … Covid is holding me back. Great video!
May I ask the name and location of your surgeon?
I am in Vancouver, British Columbia. My surgeon is Dr. Buonassis at 8 West Cosmetics.
People need to know this. Good explanations that can help people not to have the bad outcome, chosing the wrong surgeon or the procedure.
I hate my face due to aging but there’s no way I could afford you! I am grateful for your sharing , teaching and educating us. It’s great to know that such skilled angelic hands due exist! Bless you!
Do not hate your face, embrace it. My advice to everyone is to limit alcohol drinks, avoid smoking, wear sunscreen, have a good skin care routine, and stay hydrated.
An aging corpse looks worse so be happy you are alive and gaining wisdom with each passing day. “Wisdom” trumps beauty to those who look up to you. Stay well!
Don’t hate your face to aging – we have lived and aged and how lucky we were -considering others have died young . It’s a little disappointing I admit to see the changes , but there is alot that we can do with good skin care and not smoking etc. And we gain more wisdom and acceptance as we get older. . Celebrate yourself !
It’s unethical for a surgeon to take on a patient when they are not qualify for that procedure. They should lose their license and jailed for any bad outcome. It take a bigger person to refer the patient to another surgeon.
Absolutely.
Thank you! I have a consultation on skin care and nose job soon and this will help me ask more questions and look further into this person’s practice! I love what I see so far, but a first glance can be deceiving if you don’t know what you are looking for. If I don’t feel 100% comfortable with him I would honestly so travel to come see you and have a consultation with you! I’m so nervous, but I have been plagued with this crooked nose and bridged nose for way too long! So sick of people asking if I broke my nose…
what Dr. Amir explains in this video is the same thing FB surgery groups have been saying for a long time. I’m glad that word is finally getting out on YT.
I’ve done a lot of research for a highly skilled surgeon but boy did i learn a lot from this cast. I will save Dr Karam’s web site because honestly in my searching I’ve never seen the outcomes I’ve seen in his channel and i agree gis speciality is worth traveling for. Loving the education.
What procedures would you recommend (ematrix, microneedling, threading, etc.) for people in their late 20s, early 30s who wouldn’t be a candidate for a facelift just yet?
Hate to see these negative comments, I think retinol is a good try to a consistent routine. Sunblock and not pulling and wearing out your skin x You’ll probably get a good base for surgery later 🙂
I started using retinolA in my late twenties. 25 years later , I get mistaken for 30. I only wish my hair didn’t go so gray, colouring it is such a pain.
I use sunblock every day.
Sleep at least 8 hours a night
Drink alcohol only on special occasions.
Dont smoke.
Eat a plant based diet but dont skip meat entirely.
Exercise.
Basically live a healthy lifestyle.
I will get work done when I’m sixty, nothing drastic. Maybe laser needling and a vertical lift.
My goal is to never look old aged. Mature, yes. Haggard no.
A brain transplant.
Water sunblock and vegetables.. microneedling doesn’t hurt though
it wouldn’t hurt to do a Deep plane facelift in your early 30s since the effect will be more natural and easier to recover from.
Like J.Lo, she Consistently lies about her work. But the thing is… it has been done so well that a large number of people believe her
I’ve made it to level 68, in life. Wrinkles add character to a face, and I’ve always loved the face God gave me.
Unfortunately, people sometimes ruin the face God gave them with things like too much sun or smoking. They feel they have no choice then to accept the damage. However, corrective procedures can cost less than a new car or other fun things people choose to spend money on. If your face doesn’t matter all that much to you, that’s ok. Those who care about it will find ways to curtail their spending on other things to pay for a facelift.
that’s good for you. i also love the face god gave me so i’m trying to keep it looking that way. ?
love this way of thinking!!
Thank you Dr for your very eloquent and easy to understand explanations… My only issue is your pictures are so very small when you’re using examples and they don’t blow up that you really can’t see them especially for us older ladies… and that is what I’m very interested in seeing while you’re speaking so that I can attach the words to the facial issues you’re trying to express.
LOVE this guy and his honest assessments. If I fall into a pot of $$$ I want him to do me some rejuvenation!
I don’t think celebrities have to come forward with plastic surgey, their medical history is nobody’s business. Regardless of your body image, that’s your own problem. Nobody is forcing you to be on social media and look at “perfect” people, that’s all your own doing.
Don’t forget about filters! Some people do not look like that in real life, they use filters or photoshop to change their looks. I also agree we should not let celebrities influence how we should look. Learn to love yourself and STOP following the crowd!
I agree with you I think it only becomes a problem when famous people straight up lie saying they haven’t had work done because it’s setting false beauty standards
What most people don’t realize is that most of the bizarre looking celebs are on their 5th facelift – they may have had great results with the first one or two, but too many are going to look unnatural. So, I think it’s a matter of excessive surgery rather than ‘bad’ surgery.
@Cristina D’Riviera That’s way too early for a full facelift. Being an oldie I remember when that was the only choice but by the time Madonna was in her 30’s there were others. I feel sorry for her allowing herself to look like that. Growing older gracefully would have been better. I look at Cate Blanchett as someone who must have a great surgeon. At 52 she looks so naturally good. We know it’s not possible not to have had work but whoever’s doing it is doing well. Maybe she waited till it was necessary.
Excessive and unneeded. Any facial reconstruction should be just to fix the really out of place things.
Lynnie Page+ That is so true. I heard a surgeon saying Madonna started with a facelift in her late thirties!!! And then has been getting them every so often since then.