Crazy how these surgeons span the entire spectrum from "you deserve a medal for helping children with birth defects" to "you should be tried in The Hague for crimes against humanity".
@@AmmoniummetavanadateYou’re deranged. “Kids” very, very rarely ever get those kind of surgeries you’re referencing and only ever are allowed when they are considered an extreme risk to themselves and go through multiple specialists. Also when you look at regret rates for surgeries, many life-saving surgeries, knee surgery and plastic surgeries all of these have extremely high regret rates. 70%+. The regret rates for trans people after receiving gender affirming care are among the lowest of all procedures, most meta analysis’ finding it to be around 0.1%. In other words, you’re fearmongering over something with a 99.9% success rate.
@@SorrowAvenue That's where the International Criminal Court is located. Basically it's where you get put on trial when pretty much the whole world agrees that you've been doing really messed up stuff. (I feel like injecting people with fix-a-flat and caulking qualifies)
Everyone getting that buccal fat removal that’s so trendy these days is gonna look absolutely horrific once they hit 40. The fat in your cheeks is what gives faces a more youthful look but you start losing it naturally as you age; these ppl have had it all sucked out already in their 20s so in 20 years it’s gonna be an army of cryptkeepers
Not to mention there's a reason our bodies have padding between the skin and our flesh crushing teeth. I shudder at the idea of accidentally biting the inside of your cheek without the buccal fat.
I do feel bad for a lot of the people who get botched surgeries in the face. I get that they got themselves into that situation to begin with, but imagine going through that and looking at yourself in the mirror when it's done, only to see that whatever beauty you had is officially gone and is unlikely to come back. That sounds like a horrible feeling. It might just be my autistic ass, but good god.
That is a horror i would not wish on anyone... These doctors really need to be held accountable... the ones who don't say no, the ones who encourage more... exploiting people, all for money. It's sick.
Thankfully it ended up working out since I wanted top surgery anyway (tried the lesser options first just to make sure) and the weird skin was removed then, but I got botched on my second reduction… The surgery was done while I was awake in the office (they have a little surgical room there), so maybe he just couldn’t do as much as he could’ve if I was fully under instead of sedated… I love my surgeon and the other surgeries he’s done have been fantastic, but it really is demoralizing to look in the mirror after going through so much pain, healing, and money spent just to see that not only did you not get the result you wanted, you essentially earned yourself a deformity you didn’t have naturally. TLDR; yes, I’ve experienced getting a botched surgery and it sucks
I saw a girl on TikTok the other day who was 26 and had been getting fillers and stuff since she was like 18 at least(I think she started her lips earlier) and nobody would think she was less than her mid-40’s. Everyone was telling her this as well and she didn’t understand she was trying to say she seemed older cuz she acted more mature, like no babes even if that was true it shouldn’t be adding two decades to your age
@@AmbassadorKat I think I've seen that, or atleast something similar. It's really sad, because most people's faces and bodies change till about mid 20's. The majority of people look goofy until they grow into their skin. She didnt even wait and see
it's why there are people who specialize in specific surgeries. they get a satisfaction out of doing a job well especially when you've fixed a problem. I'm guessing cleft pallet surgery specialists would also be ENT surgeons.
No joke. My best friend had the exact same thing done and he looks scary as fuck. It looks worse than it did before, but he can speak clearly and comfortably now and he can joke about it so it's been a good thing generally.
@@incarnateflame3462my understanding is that since there is no obvious danger in most cases, doctors are reluctant to recommend having it treated. The procedure involves breaking many bones and is incredibly difficult to go through (or so I heard, I’m not taking the risk)
One thing I learned from game character creators is never to mess with scalers for individual face features, it always ends up looking like uncanny valley. Default looks are fine...
Hahaha man for real...I think the last time I bothered was with mass effect and I didn't get even one face I was happy with after like six play throughs
My reply I think is applicable to character creation sliders as well as real life in that such changes need to be done in small increments with a bit of time between major changes. Many have been the times where I've been working on a character/model in a game and after staring at it for too long I lose all sense of objectivity and need an outside opinion. Moderation in all things tends to be a good life motto.
@@trevholmes186 eh, i mean i jus kinda figure theyd want an actual good advert for the payment some of these youtubers are getting. but also this is the most memorable fum ad ive seen, so maybe its working in their favor
12:34 im pretty sure it was Japanese soldiers, not Americans. The Japanese were pretty infamous for that kind of disgusting behavior. Japanese war crimes seem to be forgotten today. In the west at least. The Chinese and the Koreans REALLY haven't forgotten
yeah but the Japanese government must have like such bad dementia or smth cuz they seem to have forgotten what they did seconds after they did it - maybe running a country just requires you to have brain worms or smth? 🤔
Hahaha, found the state department bot. It’s actually the reverse buddy, western and especially U.S. war crimes are severely underreported, so much so that you seem crazy if you bring them up. But the records are there, all documented by trusted and independent sources like Red Cross, oxfam, the UN, etc etc.
fun thing, japanese were indeed horrible BUT the other countries were also really horrible. japans thing was just more public and more sexually exploitive, and still hurts people today since they pretend it doesnt exist.
I learned about unit 731 at 14 and I think that contributed to becoming atheist for a while and I stayed up for three days after that. It was my first exposure to true cruelty I didn't know existed. Like I was highschool age it was... It was worse than the Nazis honestly. But you know we pardoned the war crimes for the research which I don't think was really of much value but maybe?
Having my breast reduction was one of the single best procedures I’ve had done. I’m about 5’1” on a good day but had the breasts of an Amazon. Friends would joke they could see my boobs before me when I turned a corner. It caused scoliosis in my back so it had to be done. Immediately after waking up, my back pain went from a constant 6-7 to a 2. It was almost instant. Almost 10yrs post-op I can safely say my back now only hurts from being over 30 lol
There is also something to be said about a person who would willingly allow someone to fill them with construction debris. Repeatedly. Also, before this case, I would have assumed putting most of these items into a person would immediately kill them.
Fun fact, guttapercha is what we still use in root canal fillings in dentistry. It's sealed inside using a specifically formulated sealant, and they're both supposed to be materials that don't cause irritation in the surrounding tissues. A guttapercha breast implant sounds horrifying. Also Botox = injection to stop muscle function, doesn't add fullness Filler = injection to add fullness with extra material under the skin (lip fillers etc)
I’m glad Dr. Youn got a mention, his channel is really wholesome and he always advocates for alternatives to surgeries so that people aren’t leaping to extremes off the bat.
He's a doctor that specializes in plastic surgery he helps people with birth defects, burn victims, people who need reconstruction due to accidents, and many other things not linked to profiting off insecurity respect
A shame papa meat didn't see that the "cat lady" has denied ever getting any plastic surgery. Instead she claims it's all because of her Swiss ancestry.
I am from Switzerland, and I can confirm that we can all choose to transform into cat people at will. But it is frowned upon to do so during the daytime.
I regret to say it, but its a huge epidemic here in England too in the UK, especially the North. Every time I go out in public I spot at least 10 of these people which evoke a horrifying uncanny valley feeling. Even happened to someone I knew from a Rock/Metal Nightclub way back in 2012/13 when at University. She looked perfectly fine, attractive, modest. Now she literally looks like a fake tanned Animatronic from Five Night's at Freddy's. It's saddening to see.
@@spencerdunn6933 fucking this. I hate how everyone overuses/misuse this stupid phrase all the fucking time because they constantly hear it in media( mostly youtube slop)
@@PilpsI bet you'd be surprised that Americans aren't as uneducated as people like to say. It actually really offends me how common and acceptable it's become to call Americans stupid. If you say that about another large group of people, it suddenly becomes "problematic". Let's end this toxic stigma.
As someone who was born was bilateral cleft lip and palate, and who has gone under multiple surgeries since childhood and most recently had plastic surgery as an adult, thank you for acknowledging that plastic surgery isn't done purely out of cosmetic want! The surgeries that repaired my lip as a child helped me to be able to eat, so without plastic surgery i probably wouldn't be here today :)
My mum has had a few plastic surgery treatments, I remember going to Brussels as a kid (about 7/8) so my mum could get a tummy tuck. That very night I remember being woken up by my parents and the hotel bed my parents were in were COVERED in blood, she had to go to get medical help and my stepdad took me into the city to walk around, probably so I didn’t have to see anymore. She also had breast surgery and it’s really hard like the watermelon ladies, it’s not as obvious she has had work done until you hug her. She also had cancer from excessive sunbed use (which she still goes too regularly), sometimes no matter how much danger people may be in with plastic surgery it doesn’t matter, needless to say I grew up with intense body issues😅
@@MegadethTillDeth just take it as a warning of how people get into messes like botched plastic surgeries. Sometimes they don’t even realise the damage they’re doing to themselves and others. Almost like an addiction Also keep in mind this is just a comment that summarises the actions that happened and how those experiences help explain why people undergo things like this, so it’s written really bluntly, it’s not as bad as it sounds, this is over a span of like 20/25 years
Aw man that's awful, my mom has always had a tanning addiction, particularly tanning beds. I finally got her to stop with the beds but when it's a nice day, she might go and sit out in the sun but I've gotten her to add sunscreen
@@nonduckeater he grabbed Eve and before they fell, he turned so that his back hit the ground. He held her up so she could get on the car. Kind of like that ice skating move but he fell in quick sand
@@americanwallace5216 he’s from the creep cast left right game. Sorry if you were interested and I may have spoiled something. I’d recommend checking it out if you like stories. Papa meat and Wendigoon go over internet horror stories and all that
@@americanwallace5216 a character from the Left Right Game on Creepcast, a podcast where Papa Meat and Wendigoon read stories. I’m sorry if I spoiled some of it for you, but I’d recommend the channel if you like internet scary stories, long form content, and these two goobers
I had a 'nosejob' some years ago, at the hospital by an actual ENT surgeon, because I broke my nose as a kid (but didn't notice it back then) and it grew very crooked, even blocking the air in one of my nostrils. I would definitely recommend this procedure to anyone struggling with it, because it improves the quality of life I would say. But damn, the recovery period... The first couple of weeks are pure shite, and even then, the next couple of months you need to take your rest. I don't know why these people go through such lengths.
Imagine getting breast cancer, going through the hell of the treatment. Most likely getting much of your booba taken, some chemo here and there, but eventually you're able to come out on top and survive the endure. Then in an effort to get some of that "affirming care", you get a breast implant.....and it's made of polyethylene, a cancer risk
Additionally, Polyethylene is considered non-hazardous by normal routes of exposure, and rejection of it is very rare. Furthermore, Polyethylene is not the only material used in implants. Most cases of people suffering from Polyethylene related complications are not from implants. Most of the time it involved inhalation of Polyethylene. So in other words, the notion that "affirming care causes cancer" is just wildly unfounded.
@@Lechgang I have literally no idea where you got the "affirming care causes cancer". I think the bottom line is you shouldn't want it in your body at all, but I guess some people will argue over anything lmao
My breast reduction was the best thing I ever did. When I graduated high school I was 5’3”, skinny, and a DDD. Everyday I wore 2 bras and started wearing back support at work. It was that or laying on a heating pad every night in tears. By the time I got my reduction at 23 I was an E cup. I weighed myself before going to the hospital and the morning after. I lost 3.8 lbs and that’s without taking into account how swollen I was. Even then I was still a D cup. I didn’t feel weighed down anymore. I could wear cute bras and tops and actually exercise. I would do it again with no hesitation. My plastic surgeon changed my life.
I was in the military with a girl who got a breast reduction as soon as she was able, right after basic training. She was the same as you, about 5’ tall and wore two bras and sometimes two shirts. She really struggled in bootcamp cuz there was a lot of running, and she’d always get yelled at for not doing pushups properly since her breasts kept her from being able to press all the way down. I saw her after her surgery and she was so much happier, plus she was a lot skinnier than I thought she was, as her breasts and all the extra layers she wore previously made her appear heavier.
@@AmbassadorKat I’m so glad she’s happier, she’s a badass. The pain after chest day at the gym took me out for days. Idk how she made it through basic training. When I went back to work I had a lot of people ask if I lost weight for the same reason. I said yes, I wasn’t lying lol.
I'm getting a breast reduction next week!!! I'm so excited and so so nervous. But ive heard lots of amazing things about how it changes women. I'm ready to reduce these honkers to a normal size 😂
Psycho-cybernetics is a great book that helps you understand how some people have issues that really can be fixed with plastic surgery, while many have mental issues that if left unresolved, will just plastic surgery themselves over and over and over in a futile attempt to fill that hole.
@braxtondavis393 If youre talking about gender reassignment surgery, unlike getting implants, that requires years of hormone therapy and actual therapy before you're approved, so they know its _not_ a mental illness situation. Thats very different from calling up a plastic surgeon and booking an appointment on a whim
Around the time that I was 24 years old, I was in an incident while deployed with the US Army. I required a few surgeries to reattach my left ear, nose, and repair my eye socket and lower jaw. I was certain that I was going to be completely deformed afterwards, but the surgeon had done an incredible job and was able to minimize the scars to the creases creases along my nose and eye lid, but across my lip edge. As long as I have a mustache or goatee, then it is difficult to notice the scars unless looking for them. Thanks to the surgeries, I am able to live my life with minimal discomfort and stares.
Sad fact- it wasn't until like the 80s till they started using anesthesia on babies regularly, because doctors thought they didn't feel pain (baby cry, it's what's they do. They aren't hurt) the ingrained trauma those kids must haveeee
@@NedlaTheOnion Apparently there's evidence that trauma in infancy can disrupt important aspects of child development. "Research has also pointed to the biological effects of early trauma. Neural development occurs most rapidly in early childhood and is shaped by experience. Prolonged stress can lead to increased arousal, elevated stress hormones, and biochemical alterations of emotion regulation circuits (3,4). In essence, early stress and trauma can alter the brain and have long-term effects across many domains, including physical, mental, and emotional development (3,4). Moreover, the impact of early maltreatment often extends into later childhood, adolescence, and even adulthood." www.ptsd.va.gov/professional/treat/specific/attachment_child.asp
with synthol i would actually love a video on HGH and how roids are becoming more and more commonplace, considering people are asking "are you natty?" instead of "are you taking something"
@@xXJLNINJAXx Just my opinion on reading it, but I think the importance comes from which seems more unlikely. i.e. If someone looks good to the current bodybuilding scene, it is far more likely there is some substance aiding that. PEDs have been around or a long time, but their prevalence and accessibility has only grown significantly. I would say here is a huge overlap between those who get cosmetic surgeries and those who result to PEDs and injections.
I got a breast reduction the moment I turned 18 and I couldn't be happier. Went from a 34J to a 34F(DDD) and I'm beyond relieved I won't have breast-related back problems in the future, and I only hate my body for reasons other than my tits!! My surgeon found a benign growth in my breast that was (without a mammogram) intracable pre-op because the tissue was so dense. If it was cancerous my surgery could have saved my life. Crazy how plastic surgery can be so fantastic for some people and ruin other folks' lives
I wish I could afford to fix my deformity. The people who spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to absolutely ruin themselves make me so angry. Let me have a bit of that pocket change, it would change my life.
It’s so sad that even for people who need it, it’s so expensive to get help or want a normal life with medical intervention. It really sucks that they don’t care if we live or die as long as we have the money to pay the medical bills
@@oz_jonesit does have some medical uses, for treating migraines caused by tension & excess sweating of the palms. Not sure if that's what it originally was used for though
A had an older co-worker go in for a mammogram and the clinic experinced a power outage while her chest was in the machine and it took an hour for it to come back on. Poor woman was black and blue after everything.
I remember that Mary Magdalene chicks first pic in that line-up, not sure if she already had surgery then or not but she shoulda stopped there or not done anything. She went from something just fine to a legit monster.
I heard once that botox has a chemical reaction similar to a runner's high, and that chemical dependency could be a reason why some people get addicted to it. That it's not always about "trying to look good," but to get that chemical hit again. Either way, it's still super crazy.
That hasn't been my experience, it hurts. I don't know any women, plus one man, who enjoys it. The catch is, the effects go away in 4 months. That's why they keep doing it. Something like fillers that make your lips big last for years, but that's too scary for me to try.
My girlfriend is Armenian and they naturally have extremely large noses. She got a nose job and she said it made her self confidence increase to a level it’s never been before. So I understand plastic surgery just not to the extreme.
Em... Sorry, what does it mean "extremely large noses"? And what about Italians or Turkish people, Arabian or Jew? Do they have appropriate or "extremely large" noses? Could you tell me, how many inches will be the mesure? Or maybe not only length but angle more matter? Well, people all around the world have different appearance that's true. But who could dare to measure and charge what is an appropriate and what is an extreme?
It’s rather sad that many feel they have to get rid of wrinkles to feel beautiful and accepted. If it’s to feel comfortable with yourself sure, that’s fine. In my perspective/opinion wrinkles are a sign you’ve survived, you have tales to tell, you’ve laughed and had fun. That’s just me though
right I'm almost 35 and I like that I'm starting to get smile lines around my eyes and mouth. shows I've had a good time up until now. my cousin on the other hand has deep grooves on his forehead from being angry all the time.
I think it’s less for other people and more for themselves. I’m starting to see those in my early thirties, and I wish I didn’t, not because I find it unattractive to have, but because it’s a reminder that I’m getting older and have no control over it, and it’s just scary to realize that I’m the age my mom was when I was a 6th grader.
Plastic surgery and body modification is, and always has been absolutely fascinating to me. It's amazing what people can do to cosmetically change or rebuild the human body. And then you have the people who shouldn't be allowed near a patient or even the equipment.
12:06 after every mammogram my mom would say "if this is how they checked for ball cancer they'd invent a way to check within 6 months" heres hoping theres a way to avoid having my nipples steamrolled in the coming decades
Especially nowadays with tik tok stars and celebrities having “perfect” skin and bodies it’s easy to have body dysmorphia. Just know that a lot of these people use editing techniques and filters to make themselves look better. Everyone is different and no one has to jump through hoops to please anyone. Your perfect as you are 🙏
Also a lot of them give into the pressure put on them to look perfect and go the extra step for plastic surgery. Several fitness influencers who are thin and toned naturally get breast implants. A few weight lifters even go further than building ass muscle and get bbls. Crazy
True! It was very eye opening to see Beyonce in concert last year. She looked different from what I had seen online, appearing human with batwings and some sagging. It was kind of refreshing to see.
I can't even begin to imagine the horror of going to get a surgery, coming out of it feeling strange pains, having to go to the hospital to discover organ damage, then see your surgeon on fucking tiktok jamming tools in you like a ragdoll while you're unconscious. Would genuinely fuck me up for the rest of my life.
As someone who quit cold turkey, hearing Papa Meat say it’s the absolute worst thing you can do with a big ol’ toothy grin on his face really hit different.
I commend you and good luck 😭. I was planning on getting one under my boobs but decided to instead get one on the back of my neck. Lawd the PAIN! I’m glad I did neck over sternum cause it def would’ve taken longer and I probably would’ve quit
Hunter, if you read this, we love you. Glad to see you're on an upward trajectory. Stay healthy! I don't know if the algorithm really requires an upload schedule like yours, but just know we will wait if need be. Keep up the awesome content. Been watching you and Isiah since I was living in a 1 bedroom house with my mother and 5 other people, in a forest in Tennessee. If not for you both, I and many others would've been left alone with their thoughts in a world that's relatively hot ass. Thanks again
I loved this video. I work in cosmetics and I'm fascinated by plastic surgery, and love researching procedures, precautions, and the ways in which it can go wrong. Dr. Gary Linkov's videos are my favorite, but I do enjoy watching people get help for reconstructive surgery on Botched and Skin Perfection too. The show Plastic Surgery Undressed on Roku is actually the craziest/most graphic, but with a purpose. It shows the surgery candidates exactly what happens in the operating room and it can be shocking for some. Any surgery has real risks.
Plastic surgery might be a temporary fix, but it won’t address the real issues underneath. It can really mess with your head when you succumb to the pressure to look perfect in the society the glorifies physical appearance. When you’re trying to look perfect, you’ll only be met with the reality of disappointment.
this is some truly disturbing stuff, I can't imagine how anybody could hate their body so much they'd do this. If you ever feel like you're ugly or not attractive enough, remember that everybody has felt that way before, it's not just you.
Meat, you get down on yourself for being fat, but you’re legit handsome and your thiccness suits you. You’ve got great style too, the curly mullet is insanely hard to pull off but somehow it totally works on you. Just wanted to glaze you up because I woke up in a good mood.
@@MaxiemumKarnage Me too, I hope it brightens his day and makes him feel good about himself. Oh FYI you forgot to also say “he’s not gonna fuck you, bro”
Yep, my boss at previouse job looks like Papa Meat brother-twin. And I was drawn to him and his soft and sensual body so badly. Wanted to hug him all the time I saw him, hug and don't let go... Unbearable attraction and caress. So I quit. My boss is married. And I wouldn't dare to let him know how I feel. But youtube like a jester suggested me Papa Meat channal yesterday). So I got so much happiness watching this awesome man.
For real, I had surgery to fix a genetic abnormality and I the recovery post op was horrible, I can only imagine how much of a mental and physical toll it becomes after constantly receiving these procedures
I frequently make the joke that as a baby in the greek era I would have been left on a hill. It doesn't really get any laughs. Cleft lip and pallate btw
Excessive plastic surgery and body modification in general are things that genuinely terrify me, from both the impact side effects can have and the social ethics of it. Like, the idea of people using medical advancements, typically made with the intention of helping people who actually need it due to birth defects and genuine health conditions, to just completely reshape and rebuild themselves... idk, It just gives off dystopian vibes. Feels like some _Brave New World_ kinda stuff. I'm all for allowing freedom to chose, but I think it's something that society shouldn't openly condone or encourage.
I think it really depends. The bigger issue imo is that people are getting these surgeries based on what society is telling them is beautiful. Which regularly changes. I think tattoos are dope because they offer individuality and expression. Other things like piercings can be used in a similar way, or even other body mods. But getting some intense surgery because the guy or girl you like is into it, just for that thing to change socially later seems mad unhealthy. Just because some surgeries can be undone doesn't mean you should do them willy nilly
It does brush against the creepy sort of transhumanism... this whole idea of changing yourself to become an improved specimen, a borrowed facsimile of youth and cultural beauty ideals. I mean, I guess there's two sides to it. There's making changes to yourself to express on the outside, what you feel on the inside. Clothes and makeup are really no different. We change our 'base' appearance to something that better matches our inner perspective. But that is to say, I agree with the other commenter that it really most runs afoul when the reason for making the changes is to meet an external standard. That is damaging. I guess the question is, what are you thinking beforehand? Is it, "I'm not looking my best self, what I see in the mirror isn't congruent with how I see myself and so I'm going to explore ways of making those things better meet." ? Or is it more like... "I don't look good enough for other people, nobody could ever like this or that feature." I think the latter outlook is pure poison a lot of the time. It's the difference between you personally just not liking your nose, and only wanting to change your nose because you're afraid other people won't like the one you have. With the former, one adjustment probably changes everything for you, you finally have a visage that better matches your spirit. With the latter, no adjustments can ever be enough.
@@Ihelpertricks I mean, like I said I'm not against people having the ability to choose, but it's more I just feel like it's kind of a slippery slope. I mean, the stats in this video kind of demonstrate that: the better the techniques and tech gets, the more people do it. And slowly, what seems absurd and weird becomes normal or even enviable. I'm not like someone who's always aboard the "slippery slope" bandwagon, nor am I into "body positivity" since the latter is being used to justify unhealthy habits more than anything else lately, but when it's treating something as deep as the literal human form in such a disposable manner I do think it's worth being a bit more concerned about. And seeing the way tech is advancing and people genuinely trying to make computer neural implants and cosmetic cybernetics real, I think it's something we should try to course-correct before we turn cyberpunk and/or system shock into a reality. I'm EXTREMELY misanthropic but even this is something I would like to be avoided.
@@Ihelpertricksplastic surgery largely wouldn’t exist outside of reconstruction and breast reductions/implants for mastectomies if it wasn’t for social standards. It’s not just abt trying to be attractive for one person, it’s living in a society in which the common lexicon of beauty tells you to be terrified of aging, and that certain characteristics are (falsely) associated with lower health. The intense beauty industry largely gains from shoving this in our faces, there’s a reason it’s gotten amplified by social media.
I've had Botox for medicine reasons ! I have vaginismus and had internal vaginal Botox so my pelvic floor could relax. Helped a lot. Very good but definitely scary knowing it's a paralysis toxin
9:32 I had sponges put in my belly to save my life after a crash. Most of it got taken out. A small piece was taken out of my lower back eight years later. Still hurts ffs
Let me tell ya I tried to get a breast reduction in my early 20s cause I'm 5'1 and hover around 140-150 lbs. My titties are 9lbs each, I wear an O cup. My back and shoulders fucking hurt. BUT I have the severe joint condition EDS which hypermobility of my soft tissue leading to tears and frequent dislocations. So insurance decided that my back pain can't be proven to just be my breast saying I would have back pain anyway so I was denied coverage for a "cosmetic" surgery. Bruh... I was almost heavily inconvenienced for getting a tube put in my ear cause, I also have chronic ear infections because I'm "overweight" and the closer facility doesn't have the proper room to deal with the complications overweight people could possibly have while put under. Luckily the doctor could see I'm not big, it's just over 10% of my body weight is boob! So he fought for me to get the surgery there and not 2 hours away at the main hospital he worked at. But man it sucks when like I can't get help, but then you see these people somehow have the money or assistance, and these doctors for some reason are willing to turn people into your cartoons irl.
Yeah it’s for sure rough - my friend’s ma is trying to get her H cups down to a D, since she’s 4’11 and her back is starting to have major issues. Only now that she’s getting those issues is she allowed the surgery covered by her health insurance. Gross as hell practice.
I had a cleft pallete surgery cause my doctor was concerned about my complications with eating and drinking. I still have the scar but it isn't noticeable if youre not up close. I was honestly impressed
American Dad had a great throwaway gag when a surgeon was trying to sell Francine on the "One Big Superboob" operation. Come to find out that's just what happens with implants big enough after a while. The Mo' You Know!🌠
Coulda went my whole life without knowin' bout uniboob. Consider me old fashioned but I like an even number of tits. 2 to be precise. Not one, not 3. Just two.
I heard it described on one of those surgery shows, the weight of the oversize breasts pulls on the connective tissue between your sternum and the flesh above it until it literally just tears loose and becomes the uniboob 🤢
I hate talking about ads but I've watched nearly ever Meat vid out there and let me tell you, he has the most creative ways of talking about his sponsors. I bought Fum, thanks to Papa Meat, and currently on track to finally quit after 18 years of smoking, been using it exclusively for 3 months. people will say cap but I know it's true and I don't care what you think lol
The Russian Popeye guy is on TT live or used to be recently quit often. He would stay up high as a kite on God know what for days on end. Just staring into his computer talking gibberish, every so often talking to chat (mostly talking shit) you could tell he was so high he didn’t know where he was. He was staying in hotel rooms during all this. He would finally stumble over to the hotel bed while still streaming and pass out, most time just half way on the bed. I’d come back to check hours later and his live stream would still be going just watching him passed out from whatever drugs he was on and from having been up for days. That poor guy lost his way a long time ago… hopefully he’s gotten some help
@@spencerdunn6933 why is this reply so aggressive lmao, bro is literally just sharing a story abt the streamer. you know literally nothing abt them or how they spend their time. be nicer, do better
I'm recovering from an abdominal surgery right now (non cosmetic) and the moment PapaMeat started talking about the dog getting a breast implant i just burst into uncontrollable laughter - my incision site is hurting but its made my day 🎉
I know right? Often I feel not pretty cause I have itty bitty titties, then knowing that back in the day a boss could have forced me to get surgery to work is insane.
I've always been very self conscious about my face. I broke my nose when I was eight and because of that, my nose grew with a hump in it. (Look up Cleopatra's nose, it's exactly what mine looks like.) In a world of perfectly pleasing button noses, mine feels huge. But! I found a botched plastic surgery subreddit that cured that dysphoria in record time. My nose might be large but it's not whatever the hell it is those people got going on.
Yeah man you don’t wanna look like everyone else either. You’re your own beauty no one should actively work to look like anyone else. Society is just gross like that.
I have a big nose with a bump in it and everyone has told me it's not a bad thing, the world isn't full of "button" noses, we all look unique no human face is identical which is crazy! Be proud of who you are
It's crazy. Body image definitely hits some people a lot more than you think. A girl I dated when I was in college was very adamant about wanting breast implants. In my opinion they were great. Perfect C cups. They looked big for her having a small figure. She just wanted them bigger. As much as me and her friends and family said she didn't need them. She got implants. The surgeons did a good job, but they just looked so unnatural for her having a small body frame. Years later I seen her posting pics after getting more surgery. She still looks great, but it was just sad to see how she didn't like her body the way it was naturally.
Societal pressure can really get a deep rooted voice in some women’s minds. I know cuz my mates and I were 15 talking about what procedures we’d want to “fix” our faces and bodies. Six years later we’ve grown out of that bs, but I know a few girls from school who haven’t. It’s freaky how casual it’s become to surgically alter your body in the hopes of curing insecurities. Wild asf.
@@stuffystuffsityas6302 yeah it sucks to see that in people, especially when they are still young. They want to change parts of their bodies, when their bodies aren't even fully grown yet. Like an 18yo body/face can change a whole lot by the time they are 24.
A counterpoint to my other comment, my best friend had an aggressive form of breast cancer that required a double mastectomy, and they simultaneously installed implants. 10 years later, she's still doing well.
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Just a warning, Fumes are pretty bad for your health in the long run.
If you consider your health important dont start putting that crap inside you
Crazy how these surgeons span the entire spectrum from "you deserve a medal for helping children with birth defects" to "you should be tried in The Hague for crimes against humanity".
A scary unregulated field of medical practitioners. It almost seems like rolling the dice going to one
Aka every "affirming"surgery, especially the ones done on children.
@@AmmoniummetavanadateYou’re deranged. “Kids” very, very rarely ever get those kind of surgeries you’re referencing and only ever are allowed when they are considered an extreme risk to themselves and go through multiple specialists.
Also when you look at regret rates for surgeries, many life-saving surgeries, knee surgery and plastic surgeries all of these have extremely high regret rates. 70%+. The regret rates for trans people after receiving gender affirming care are among the lowest of all procedures, most meta analysis’ finding it to be around 0.1%. In other words, you’re fearmongering over something with a 99.9% success rate.
Why The Hague out of all places?
@@SorrowAvenue That's where the International Criminal Court is located. Basically it's where you get put on trial when pretty much the whole world agrees that you've been doing really messed up stuff. (I feel like injecting people with fix-a-flat and caulking qualifies)
"If your surgeon has a Tiktok account don't go to them"
That is quite a good barometer for selecting a plastic surgeon.
Or a cosmetic dentist. Those guys are wacky
But it's so great to get details on facial incisions in 30 second bursts though
That's my policy with anyone.
No anesthesia? Opium and alcohol.
Anthony youn is the only exception
Everyone getting that buccal fat removal that’s so trendy these days is gonna look absolutely horrific once they hit 40. The fat in your cheeks is what gives faces a more youthful look but you start losing it naturally as you age; these ppl have had it all sucked out already in their 20s so in 20 years it’s gonna be an army of cryptkeepers
Not to mention there's a reason our bodies have padding between the skin and our flesh crushing teeth. I shudder at the idea of accidentally biting the inside of your cheek without the buccal fat.
yeah 80 yr old heavy smokers will look better 😂
they look like meth heads 😂
And then they’ll have to pay to fill in their cheeks again no doubt
@@_raccoon_1073 yeah, I think I remember reading tho that when you inject fat as a filler, it like- slides around 😬🤢
“BC” = Before Cookout
“AD”= After Digestion
That's not including all the crucial moments in between. Same thing as people thinking AD means after death
Didn't this dude defend Jontron's comments on white-genocide, before quickly deleting it? Papa Meat is a chud, guys
BBQ in haiti
My dumbass was holding the like button trying to laugh react lmao
I'll allow it.
The effects of plastic surgery on some people might honestly be more horrifying than Papa Meat’s animations.
The actress who plays starlight in the boys
I'm in recovery from the damn Orville Redembocker hellscape... Showed my kid the sleep over one now he won't stay over his buddies house anymore.
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Agreed
@IyricaIenomade
I reported you hahaha
I do feel bad for a lot of the people who get botched surgeries in the face. I get that they got themselves into that situation to begin with, but imagine going through that and looking at yourself in the mirror when it's done, only to see that whatever beauty you had is officially gone and is unlikely to come back. That sounds like a horrible feeling. It might just be my autistic ass, but good god.
That is a horror i would not wish on anyone... These doctors really need to be held accountable... the ones who don't say no, the ones who encourage more... exploiting people, all for money. It's sick.
Doesn't sound autistic. Sounds pretty empathetic coming from a fellow Autist😅
And they pay at least $10000 to look worse.😢
Thankfully it ended up working out since I wanted top surgery anyway (tried the lesser options first just to make sure) and the weird skin was removed then, but I got botched on my second reduction… The surgery was done while I was awake in the office (they have a little surgical room there), so maybe he just couldn’t do as much as he could’ve if I was fully under instead of sedated… I love my surgeon and the other surgeries he’s done have been fantastic, but it really is demoralizing to look in the mirror after going through so much pain, healing, and money spent just to see that not only did you not get the result you wanted, you essentially earned yourself a deformity you didn’t have naturally.
TLDR; yes, I’ve experienced getting a botched surgery and it sucks
Is this a self diagnosed case of the "tism"? Seems like it..
nothing can make a 20 year old look like a 50 year old cougar that's had a lot of work done quite like plastic surgery
Damn straight homeskillet 😂😂
I forgot about that, you are right homoskillmann.
Or 50 to the crypt keeper
I saw a girl on TikTok the other day who was 26 and had been getting fillers and stuff since she was like 18 at least(I think she started her lips earlier) and nobody would think she was less than her mid-40’s. Everyone was telling her this as well and she didn’t understand she was trying to say she seemed older cuz she acted more mature, like no babes even if that was true it shouldn’t be adding two decades to your age
@@AmbassadorKat I think I've seen that, or atleast something similar. It's really sad, because most people's faces and bodies change till about mid 20's. The majority of people look goofy until they grow into their skin. She didnt even wait and see
That cleft pallet surgery is hard to get right. Whoever did that baby's surgery was very talented.
it's why there are people who specialize in specific surgeries. they get a satisfaction out of doing a job well especially when you've fixed a problem. I'm guessing cleft pallet surgery specialists would also be ENT surgeons.
No joke. My best friend had the exact same thing done and he looks scary as fuck. It looks worse than it did before, but he can speak clearly and comfortably now and he can joke about it so it's been a good thing generally.
My sternum literally grows inverted yet it's labelled "cosmetic" and these rich psychos turn themselves into ghoulish dolls for no reason
What exactly do you mean by inverted? Just out of curiosity. I can't picture it.
Also I'm sorry that sucks if you can't afford it bc your insurance won't cover it.
@@incarnateflame3462I have it too, it’s called pectus excavatum, and it can be dangerous to your heart and lungs, especially in severe cases
@@incarnateflame3462my understanding is that since there is no obvious danger in most cases, doctors are reluctant to recommend having it treated. The procedure involves breaking many bones and is incredibly difficult to go through (or so I heard, I’m not taking the risk)
@@incarnateflame3462 I think they may be referring to a condition called pectus excavatum
One thing I learned from game character creators is never to mess with scalers for individual face features, it always ends up looking like uncanny valley. Default looks are fine...
So real
True
Hahaha man for real...I think the last time I bothered was with mass effect and I didn't get even one face I was happy with after like six play throughs
My reply I think is applicable to character creation sliders as well as real life in that such changes need to be done in small increments with a bit of time between major changes. Many have been the times where I've been working on a character/model in a game and after staring at it for too long I lose all sense of objectivity and need an outside opinion. Moderation in all things tends to be a good life motto.
You're not taking long enough in the completely insignificant part of games.
I love how he does not take the Fum sponsors seriously at all, literally just collecting that paycheck. I respect it
Blows my mind anyone buys. You can usually watch them literally read the copy off their phones. "Insert personal endorsement"
Lol he progressively gets more sarcastic every time theyre a sponsor its hilarious.
@@powerslop7941 I wonder when theyre gonna realize
@@Sir_Ed_420 To be frank I don't think they give a damn either way. He took their money, didn't he? What do they care if he low-key busts their balls?
@@trevholmes186 eh, i mean i jus kinda figure theyd want an actual good advert for the payment some of these youtubers are getting. but also this is the most memorable fum ad ive seen, so maybe its working in their favor
12:34 im pretty sure it was Japanese soldiers, not Americans. The Japanese were pretty infamous for that kind of disgusting behavior. Japanese war crimes seem to be forgotten today. In the west at least. The Chinese and the Koreans REALLY haven't forgotten
yeah but the Japanese government must have like such bad dementia or smth cuz they seem to have forgotten what they did seconds after they did it - maybe running a country just requires you to have brain worms or smth? 🤔
Hahaha, found the state department bot. It’s actually the reverse buddy, western and especially U.S. war crimes are severely underreported, so much so that you seem crazy if you bring them up. But the records are there, all documented by trusted and independent sources like Red Cross, oxfam, the UN, etc etc.
fun thing, japanese were indeed horrible BUT the other countries were also really horrible. japans thing was just more public and more sexually exploitive, and still hurts people today since they pretend it doesnt exist.
I heard that and thought the same
I learned about unit 731 at 14 and I think that contributed to becoming atheist for a while and I stayed up for three days after that. It was my first exposure to true cruelty I didn't know existed. Like I was highschool age it was... It was worse than the Nazis honestly. But you know we pardoned the war crimes for the research which I don't think was really of much value but maybe?
Having my breast reduction was one of the single best procedures I’ve had done. I’m about 5’1” on a good day but had the breasts of an Amazon. Friends would joke they could see my boobs before me when I turned a corner. It caused scoliosis in my back so it had to be done. Immediately after waking up, my back pain went from a constant 6-7 to a 2. It was almost instant. Almost 10yrs post-op I can safely say my back now only hurts from being over 30 lol
Real af, elective breast reductions/mastectomies have wonderful satisfaction rates.
My mom went from being a G cup to a D cup and it basically saved her spine from snapping
that sucks! sorry you had to go through an operation just to feel comfortable. im hoping youre continuing to stay safe
That’s awesome 👏🏽
"oh no what a loss" yeah a loss of life-altering back pain baybeeee
The kind of person who would inject a mixture of concrete and tire fillers into another person is not fit to exist
For real, doesn't seem too different from just simply torturing someone. You cause extreme disforming, infections and maybe even death.
There is also something to be said about a person who would willingly allow someone to fill them with construction debris. Repeatedly.
Also, before this case, I would have assumed putting most of these items into a person would immediately kill them.
bro my jaw literally dropped when papa listed that out holy fuck
It's for money
Fun fact, guttapercha is what we still use in root canal fillings in dentistry. It's sealed inside using a specifically formulated sealant, and they're both supposed to be materials that don't cause irritation in the surrounding tissues.
A guttapercha breast implant sounds horrifying.
Also Botox = injection to stop muscle function, doesn't add fullness
Filler = injection to add fullness with extra material under the skin (lip fillers etc)
I’m glad Dr. Youn got a mention, his channel is really wholesome and he always advocates for alternatives to surgeries so that people aren’t leaping to extremes off the bat.
Unfortunately, I have heard that he gives misinformation at times.
@@littlejunkettes4122oh no, in what way? I liked his content.
He still profits off people's body insecurities.
@@littlejunkettes4122 I've only heard that as differ8mg opinions (efficacy of xyz suppliments and such) and missing a few fact or cap guesses
He's a doctor that specializes in plastic surgery he helps people with birth defects, burn victims, people who need reconstruction due to accidents, and many other things not linked to profiting off insecurity respect
Plastic surgeries (the botched ones) are like car crashes, they are disgusting and saddening, but you can't really look away
A shame papa meat didn't see that the "cat lady" has denied ever getting any plastic surgery. Instead she claims it's all because of her Swiss ancestry.
I am from Switzerland, and I can confirm that we can all choose to transform into cat people at will.
But it is frowned upon to do so during the daytime.
@@frogperson883Swiss cat people? Yeah..maybe The Anime Japanese catgirls DO LOOK NORMAL after all!
LMFAO hye Swiss be catching strays 🤣🤣
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I regret to say it, but its a huge epidemic here in England too in the UK, especially the North. Every time I go out in public I spot at least 10 of these people which evoke a horrifying uncanny valley feeling. Even happened to someone I knew from a Rock/Metal Nightclub way back in 2012/13 when at University. She looked perfectly fine, attractive, modest. Now she literally looks like a fake tanned Animatronic from Five Night's at Freddy's. It's saddening to see.
I bet you use that phrase "uncanny valley" significantly more than necessary
you didnt have to say 'england, in the uk' LMAO. no one thinks your talking about an england in fucking papua new guinea
@@TheeEnglishKnight You'd be surprised how many americans don't understand what the UK means dude.
@@spencerdunn6933 fucking this. I hate how everyone overuses/misuse this stupid phrase all the fucking time because they constantly hear it in media( mostly youtube slop)
@@PilpsI bet you'd be surprised that Americans aren't as uneducated as people like to say. It actually really offends me how common and acceptable it's become to call Americans stupid.
If you say that about another large group of people, it suddenly becomes "problematic".
Let's end this toxic stigma.
As someone who was born was bilateral cleft lip and palate, and who has gone under multiple surgeries since childhood and most recently had plastic surgery as an adult, thank you for acknowledging that plastic surgery isn't done purely out of cosmetic want! The surgeries that repaired my lip as a child helped me to be able to eat, so without plastic surgery i probably wouldn't be here today :)
as someone with bad body dysmorphia, idek if surgery could help with it since your brain will still think its not enough
you’re enough ❤️
I wonder that too, I've thought of getting surgery for my vocal folds but I've given up and decided to just let my voice be
Unless it's something that's actually problematic and disfiguring it can. If you're normal and just want to look better, that's dysmorphia territory.
It doesn't help. It's a symptom
What's the matter with you? Be normal lol
My mum has had a few plastic surgery treatments, I remember going to Brussels as a kid (about 7/8) so my mum could get a tummy tuck. That very night I remember being woken up by my parents and the hotel bed my parents were in were COVERED in blood, she had to go to get medical help and my stepdad took me into the city to walk around, probably so I didn’t have to see anymore. She also had breast surgery and it’s really hard like the watermelon ladies, it’s not as obvious she has had work done until you hug her. She also had cancer from excessive sunbed use (which she still goes too regularly), sometimes no matter how much danger people may be in with plastic surgery it doesn’t matter, needless to say I grew up with intense body issues😅
This was really sad to read.
@@MegadethTillDeth just take it as a warning of how people get into messes like botched plastic surgeries. Sometimes they don’t even realise the damage they’re doing to themselves and others. Almost like an addiction
Also keep in mind this is just a comment that summarises the actions that happened and how those experiences help explain why people undergo things like this, so it’s written really bluntly, it’s not as bad as it sounds, this is over a span of like 20/25 years
I hope you're doing better nowadays
Hope she’s up in the sky
Aw man that's awful, my mom has always had a tanning addiction, particularly tanning beds. I finally got her to stop with the beds but when it's a nice day, she might go and sit out in the sun but I've gotten her to add sunscreen
When he says come on in and sit all down, all I hear is Apollo, rip the goat
How did he die? I’m struggling to envision his death and eve’s death with my minds eye
@@nonduckeater he grabbed Eve and before they fell, he turned so that his back hit the ground. He held her up so she could get on the car. Kind of like that ice skating move but he fell in quick sand
@@americanwallace5216 he’s from the creep cast left right game. Sorry if you were interested and I may have spoiled something. I’d recommend checking it out if you like stories. Papa meat and Wendigoon go over internet horror stories and all that
Robs the GOD, AHAHAHAHAHA
@@americanwallace5216 a character from the Left Right Game on Creepcast, a podcast where Papa Meat and Wendigoon read stories. I’m sorry if I spoiled some of it for you, but I’d recommend the channel if you like internet scary stories, long form content, and these two goobers
I had a 'nosejob' some years ago, at the hospital by an actual ENT surgeon, because I broke my nose as a kid (but didn't notice it back then) and it grew very crooked, even blocking the air in one of my nostrils. I would definitely recommend this procedure to anyone struggling with it, because it improves the quality of life I would say. But damn, the recovery period... The first couple of weeks are pure shite, and even then, the next couple of months you need to take your rest. I don't know why these people go through such lengths.
Imagine getting breast cancer, going through the hell of the treatment. Most likely getting much of your booba taken, some chemo here and there, but eventually you're able to come out on top and survive the endure. Then in an effort to get some of that "affirming care", you get a breast implant.....and it's made of polyethylene, a cancer risk
Better than having no breasts or only one boob.
Yeah, in very high doses. You're not going to contract cancer by having breast implants. Save your Joe Rogan ass comments for yourself.
Additionally, Polyethylene is considered non-hazardous by normal routes of exposure, and rejection of it is very rare. Furthermore, Polyethylene is not the only material used in implants.
Most cases of people suffering from Polyethylene related complications are not from implants. Most of the time it involved inhalation of Polyethylene.
So in other words, the notion that "affirming care causes cancer" is just wildly unfounded.
@@Lechgang I have literally no idea where you got the "affirming care causes cancer". I think the bottom line is you shouldn't want it in your body at all, but I guess some people will argue over anything lmao
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My breast reduction was the best thing I ever did. When I graduated high school I was 5’3”, skinny, and a DDD. Everyday I wore 2 bras and started wearing back support at work. It was that or laying on a heating pad every night in tears. By the time I got my reduction at 23 I was an E cup. I weighed myself before going to the hospital and the morning after. I lost 3.8 lbs and that’s without taking into account how swollen I was. Even then I was still a D cup. I didn’t feel weighed down anymore. I could wear cute bras and tops and actually exercise. I would do it again with no hesitation. My plastic surgeon changed my life.
I was in the military with a girl who got a breast reduction as soon as she was able, right after basic training. She was the same as you, about 5’ tall and wore two bras and sometimes two shirts. She really struggled in bootcamp cuz there was a lot of running, and she’d always get yelled at for not doing pushups properly since her breasts kept her from being able to press all the way down. I saw her after her surgery and she was so much happier, plus she was a lot skinnier than I thought she was, as her breasts and all the extra layers she wore previously made her appear heavier.
@@AmbassadorKat I’m so glad she’s happier, she’s a badass. The pain after chest day at the gym took me out for days. Idk how she made it through basic training. When I went back to work I had a lot of people ask if I lost weight for the same reason. I said yes, I wasn’t lying lol.
Aw im glad to hear that!
I'm getting a breast reduction next week!!! I'm so excited and so so nervous. But ive heard lots of amazing things about how it changes women. I'm ready to reduce these honkers to a normal size 😂
@@Nyokicat99 yay! Good luck ☺️
BC: Before Consumption
AD: After Diarrhea
I go off the Taco Bell year system
This is the way.
Psycho-cybernetics is a great book that helps you understand how some people have issues that really can be fixed with plastic surgery, while many have mental issues that if left unresolved, will just plastic surgery themselves over and over and over in a futile attempt to fill that hole.
Fantastic book, it was published in 1960 but still has a lot of revelance to today.
That fume ad segment made me feel like you were warning me to NOT buy that thing
It's 100 dollars for candles 💀
@@pickle7433 A HUNDRED BUCKS?! TO INHALE NATURAL OILS WHICH ARE STILL NOT GOOD TO INHALE?! WTF
HAHAHA@@pickle7433
"Over 150 000 customers and thousands of success stories" 🤨
My boi just wants the sponsorship money 😂 I don’t think he trust the product either
The number of varying personalities you go through during an ad read makes it one of the most entertaining parts of your videos.
Crazy how doctors are just allowed to do this shit to people with OBVIOUS mental illness and addictions.
Hmm I wonder what else this might pertain to
@@braxtondavis393 👀
@braxtondavis393 If youre talking about gender reassignment surgery, unlike getting implants, that requires years of hormone therapy and actual therapy before you're approved, so they know its _not_ a mental illness situation. Thats very different from calling up a plastic surgeon and booking an appointment on a whim
@@bloodyneptune you know thats the issue tho right... The stuff not relating to plastic surgery which is visual
@@braxtondavis393 dogwhistling goes hard in this post
Thank you, Mr Pringle
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@IyricaIenomadeno, the crisps 🙂
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Hahahaha Pringle
Finally it's Pringles here crisping finally 😅
Around the time that I was 24 years old, I was in an incident while deployed with the US Army. I required a few surgeries to reattach my left ear, nose, and repair my eye socket and lower jaw. I was certain that I was going to be completely deformed afterwards, but the surgeon had done an incredible job and was able to minimize the scars to the creases creases along my nose and eye lid, but across my lip edge. As long as I have a mustache or goatee, then it is difficult to notice the scars unless looking for them. Thanks to the surgeries, I am able to live my life with minimal discomfort and stares.
That’s great! I’m glad you had that experience. I hope you’re doing okay now.
Sad fact- it wasn't until like the 80s till they started using anesthesia on babies regularly, because doctors thought they didn't feel pain (baby cry, it's what's they do. They aren't hurt) the ingrained trauma those kids must haveeee
anesthesia is also very risky though, it makes sense if thats what they thought.
The babies wouldn't remember it though, so they wouldn't have trauma.
@@NedlaTheOnion that's a lie. There's plenty of science backing infantile trauma rolling over into life
@@NedlaTheOnion Apparently there's evidence that trauma in infancy can disrupt important aspects of child development.
"Research has also pointed to the biological effects of early trauma. Neural development occurs most rapidly in early childhood and is shaped by experience. Prolonged stress can lead to increased arousal, elevated stress hormones, and biochemical alterations of emotion regulation circuits (3,4). In essence, early stress and trauma can alter the brain and have long-term effects across many domains, including physical, mental, and emotional development (3,4). Moreover, the impact of early maltreatment often extends into later childhood, adolescence, and even adulthood."
www.ptsd.va.gov/professional/treat/specific/attachment_child.asp
@@NedlaTheOniondoesn't matter, they're still feeling pain in that moment
with synthol i would actually love a video on HGH and how roids are becoming more and more commonplace, considering people are asking "are you natty?" instead of "are you taking something"
Idk what difference it makes asking one question over the other tbh. Not sure what taking that into consideration would do
@@xXJLNINJAXx Just my opinion on reading it, but I think the importance comes from which seems more unlikely. i.e. If someone looks good to the current bodybuilding scene, it is far more likely there is some substance aiding that. PEDs have been around or a long time, but their prevalence and accessibility has only grown significantly. I would say here is a huge overlap between those who get cosmetic surgeries and those who result to PEDs and injections.
I got a breast reduction the moment I turned 18 and I couldn't be happier. Went from a 34J to a 34F(DDD) and I'm beyond relieved I won't have breast-related back problems in the future, and I only hate my body for reasons other than my tits!! My surgeon found a benign growth in my breast that was (without a mammogram) intracable pre-op because the tissue was so dense. If it was cancerous my surgery could have saved my life. Crazy how plastic surgery can be so fantastic for some people and ruin other folks' lives
So glad you got to get your surgery!!
I wish I could afford to fix my deformity. The people who spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to absolutely ruin themselves make me so angry. Let me have a bit of that pocket change, it would change my life.
It’s so sad that even for people who need it, it’s so expensive to get help or want a normal life with medical intervention. It really sucks that they don’t care if we live or die as long as we have the money to pay the medical bills
Wasn't botox first meant to help people with something other than vanity? EDIT: I was thinking about spastics.
I feel you brother, but life was never fair.
Screw your deformity. Learn to love yourself. I got bills to pay. Lemme at that pocket change.
@@oz_jonesit does have some medical uses, for treating migraines caused by tension & excess sweating of the palms. Not sure if that's what it originally was used for though
A had an older co-worker go in for a mammogram and the clinic experinced a power outage while her chest was in the machine and it took an hour for it to come back on. Poor woman was black and blue after everything.
Omg what why isn’t there a manual release or an automatic switch for power issues 😫
I remember that Mary Magdalene chicks first pic in that line-up, not sure if she already had surgery then or not but she shoulda stopped there or not done anything. She went from something just fine to a legit monster.
I know, she was absolutely gorgeous!
It's so sad.
I love the little subtle sound effects they add in editing whenever he touches his face or something lol
I heard once that botox has a chemical reaction similar to a runner's high, and that chemical dependency could be a reason why some people get addicted to it. That it's not always about "trying to look good," but to get that chemical hit again.
Either way, it's still super crazy.
That hasn't been my experience, it hurts. I don't know any women, plus one man, who enjoys it. The catch is, the effects go away in 4 months. That's why they keep doing it. Something like fillers that make your lips big last for years, but that's too scary for me to try.
You heard wrong??? What is this, a school playground, you can fact check things these days
Man sooooo glad founded this channel. Rare to find a youtube channel where the creator is so relatable and just themselves unapologetically
My girlfriend is Armenian and they naturally have extremely large noses. She got a nose job and she said it made her self confidence increase to a level it’s never been before. So I understand plastic surgery just not to the extreme.
Curious, I'm Armenian and my nose isn't even noticeably big.
@@rogerkeleshian2215 i mean, not everyone of a single nationality looks the same.
Em... Sorry, what does it mean "extremely large noses"? And what about Italians or Turkish people, Arabian or Jew? Do they have appropriate or "extremely large" noses? Could you tell me, how many inches will be the mesure? Or maybe not only length but angle more matter? Well, people all around the world have different appearance that's true. But who could dare to measure and charge what is an appropriate and what is an extreme?
@@Alena_Alena_Alenayeah.
It'll come back with your child. If you have one.
Mariana Van Zeller has a show called Trafficked* where she does an episode on Florida’s BBL problem. It’s nutty.
That was a crazy episode
Her approach to it is super leftist
But still
The whole thing about getting botax herself
Shes not a bad journalist
There's a name I don't hear enough of. You don't get any more boots on the ground than her.
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The plastic surgeon turned that poor woman into the Happy Mask Salesman from Majora's Mask.
It’s rather sad that many feel they have to get rid of wrinkles to feel beautiful and accepted. If it’s to feel comfortable with yourself sure, that’s fine. In my perspective/opinion wrinkles are a sign you’ve survived, you have tales to tell, you’ve laughed and had fun. That’s just me though
right I'm almost 35 and I like that I'm starting to get smile lines around my eyes and mouth. shows I've had a good time up until now.
my cousin on the other hand has deep grooves on his forehead from being angry all the time.
Imagine cutting off your wiener...
I think it’s less for other people and more for themselves. I’m starting to see those in my early thirties, and I wish I didn’t, not because I find it unattractive to have, but because it’s a reminder that I’m getting older and have no control over it, and it’s just scary to realize that I’m the age my mom was when I was a 6th grader.
@@vokkera6995 That is very true
Plastic surgery and body modification is, and always has been absolutely fascinating to me. It's amazing what people can do to cosmetically change or rebuild the human body.
And then you have the people who shouldn't be allowed near a patient or even the equipment.
12:06 after every mammogram my mom would say "if this is how they checked for ball cancer they'd invent a way to check within 6 months" heres hoping theres a way to avoid having my nipples steamrolled in the coming decades
"Do they not see how ridiculous they look?" No. No, they do not. That's the whole thing with body dysmorphia
Some people are just freak tho. Different mental disorder.
Especially nowadays with tik tok stars and celebrities having “perfect” skin and bodies it’s easy to have body dysmorphia. Just know that a lot of these people use editing techniques and filters to make themselves look better. Everyone is different and no one has to jump through hoops to please anyone. Your perfect as you are 🙏
Also a lot of them give into the pressure put on them to look perfect and go the extra step for plastic surgery. Several fitness influencers who are thin and toned naturally get breast implants. A few weight lifters even go further than building ass muscle and get bbls. Crazy
True! It was very eye opening to see Beyonce in concert last year. She looked different from what I had seen online, appearing human with batwings and some sagging. It was kind of refreshing to see.
I can't even begin to imagine the horror of going to get a surgery, coming out of it feeling strange pains, having to go to the hospital to discover organ damage, then see your surgeon on fucking tiktok jamming tools in you like a ragdoll while you're unconscious. Would genuinely fuck me up for the rest of my life.
As someone who quit cold turkey, hearing Papa Meat say it’s the absolute worst thing you can do with a big ol’ toothy grin on his face really hit different.
Is cold turkey meant to be a name for something? Or were you addicted to grocery store turkey?
@magicarp9437 it means quitting something you're addicted to without easing off of it or using anything else to help.
love the new tats my guy! got an appointment the 11th next month for my stomach, wish me luck.
I commend you and good luck 😭. I was planning on getting one under my boobs but decided to instead get one on the back of my neck. Lawd the PAIN! I’m glad I did neck over sternum cause it def would’ve taken longer and I probably would’ve quit
@@frenchfryequeen ive had both arms and chest done, left lower leg, the one that hurt the most for me was on my calve tho. Hate getting legs done.
3:01 Wendigoon would be so proud
A synthol video would be interesting. These people injecting themselves with embalming fluid to make themselves look like a JoJo or Baki character.
Pretty sure the guy he profiled on that was just ZZ (Wheel of Fortune's User).
@@morgantodd3748 Possibly.
Hunter.
Thank you. For citing sources in the description. Means more to us than you can even imagine.
i mean sure but we can also look it up
I am so glad Papa started this second channel to just talk about wild shit, because his humor is top notch. Legit my favorite channel to watch now
He could be talking about the horrors of uncooked popcorn and I’d still be so entertained.
looking thinner my guy! Looks good keep it up!
@IyricaIenomade incorrect, it's AA batteries
Must be all those fit and active meals from the frozen din din video. I have some shopping to do......
@IyricaIenomadeboth?
NO?
Hunter, if you read this, we love you. Glad to see you're on an upward trajectory. Stay healthy!
I don't know if the algorithm really requires an upload schedule like yours, but just know we will wait if need be. Keep up the awesome content.
Been watching you and Isiah since I was living in a 1 bedroom house with my mother and 5 other people, in a forest in Tennessee. If not for you both, I and many others would've been left alone with their thoughts in a world that's relatively hot ass.
Thanks again
I loved this video. I work in cosmetics and I'm fascinated by plastic surgery, and love researching procedures, precautions, and the ways in which it can go wrong. Dr. Gary Linkov's videos are my favorite, but I do enjoy watching people get help for reconstructive surgery on Botched and Skin Perfection too. The show Plastic Surgery Undressed on Roku is actually the craziest/most graphic, but with a purpose. It shows the surgery candidates exactly what happens in the operating room and it can be shocking for some. Any surgery has real risks.
Plastic surgery might be a temporary fix, but it won’t address the real issues underneath. It can really mess with your head when you succumb to the pressure to look perfect in the society the glorifies physical appearance. When you’re trying to look perfect, you’ll only be met with the reality of disappointment.
Same for gender reassignment surgery. Mutilating ones body to try and alleviate mental illness is barbaric
It's not always about looking perfect, some times it's getting rid of insecurity. It can bring permanent relief
@@Pinkgobi Idk about permanent relief. It’s like putting on a bandaid for a deep wound. But the underlying issues still linger.
@@CodeDusq1 in cases of body dysmorphia absolutely. I'm more thinking about getting a breast implant or people who have tummy tucks after weight loss.
@@174trek there’s this thing called therapy where they deal with mental illnesses
Extreme plastic surgery basically makes real-life MeatCanyon characters.
this is some truly disturbing stuff, I can't imagine how anybody could hate their body so much they'd do this. If you ever feel like you're ugly or not attractive enough, remember that everybody has felt that way before, it's not just you.
Really enjoyed this one! Loving these types of videos that dive into the history of a subject and where it is now.
wow that mary lady was literally so pretty before the surgeries. I truly think mental health is a huge part of why people go completely overboard
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"Tomar, would you get breast implants if you got ten thousand dollars every year you keep them in?"
Meat, you get down on yourself for being fat, but you’re legit handsome and your thiccness suits you. You’ve got great style too, the curly mullet is insanely hard to pull off but somehow it totally works on you.
Just wanted to glaze you up because I woke up in a good mood.
Hope he sees this bro
@@MaxiemumKarnage Me too, I hope it brightens his day and makes him feel good about himself.
Oh FYI you forgot to also say “he’s not gonna fuck you, bro”
@@Luschan Idk he may, he lays pipe
Hunter. You don't have a slug body. It's more like, a stuffed teddy bear 🧸 don't talk about my fav YTer like that.
Fr he's so adorable to me I love guys with meats body type they're so cuddly 💗
It’s more larva like than anything else.
Yep, my boss at previouse job looks like Papa Meat brother-twin. And I was drawn to him and his soft and sensual body so badly. Wanted to hug him all the time I saw him, hug and don't let go... Unbearable attraction and caress. So I quit. My boss is married. And I wouldn't dare to let him know how I feel. But youtube like a jester suggested me Papa Meat channal yesterday). So I got so much happiness watching this awesome man.
I'm on a binge of whatever video of yours pops up next and I am hooked on your commentary.
Anyone else expecting a meatcanyon “My first prostate exam” video? Maybe not getting it but definitely after.
You sound thirsty and that's disturbing
I live in SoCal, and the number of people who look like a failed Kardashian science project never cease to amaze me.
I have a cleft pallete and yes I almost lost my hearing even with all the necessary procedures. I have huge respect for ppl back then😭
Btw. Thanks for sharing your first and last name. Super smart
13:44 "it's when you get handsy it's when you get in some trouble" - Willy Wonka
I loved that in the new musical.
1:50 I don't even smoke anything, but Papa meat is so persuasive, that I might consider getting addicted just to try out fume.
Ugh don't, you're not supposed to inahle essential oils. Just don't smoke anything lol.
Yall are hilarious! Found these vids 3 days ago and i cant stop watching, appreciate yall
lol me too! exactly 3 days ago i started binging these
dr kim's work is absolutely haunting
People should do whatever they want but it’s hard not to have pity for those who clearly have an addiction to it
For real, I had surgery to fix a genetic abnormality and I the recovery post op was horrible, I can only imagine how much of a mental and physical toll it becomes after constantly receiving these procedures
I frequently make the joke that as a baby in the greek era I would have been left on a hill.
It doesn't really get any laughs.
Cleft lip and pallate btw
LOL
As a guy that's had to get a mammogram looking for lumps,definitely is a glorified hydraulic press and was not fun at all.
Testify, brother.🙌🏽
mammograms feel like actual torture. but still better than breast cancer I guess so I'll continue to deal with it.
Excessive plastic surgery and body modification in general are things that genuinely terrify me, from both the impact side effects can have and the social ethics of it.
Like, the idea of people using medical advancements, typically made with the intention of helping people who actually need it due to birth defects and genuine health conditions, to just completely reshape and rebuild themselves... idk, It just gives off dystopian vibes. Feels like some _Brave New World_ kinda stuff.
I'm all for allowing freedom to chose, but I think it's something that society shouldn't openly condone or encourage.
I think it really depends. The bigger issue imo is that people are getting these surgeries based on what society is telling them is beautiful. Which regularly changes. I think tattoos are dope because they offer individuality and expression. Other things like piercings can be used in a similar way, or even other body mods. But getting some intense surgery because the guy or girl you like is into it, just for that thing to change socially later seems mad unhealthy. Just because some surgeries can be undone doesn't mean you should do them willy nilly
It does brush against the creepy sort of transhumanism... this whole idea of changing yourself to become an improved specimen, a borrowed facsimile of youth and cultural beauty ideals.
I mean, I guess there's two sides to it. There's making changes to yourself to express on the outside, what you feel on the inside. Clothes and makeup are really no different. We change our 'base' appearance to something that better matches our inner perspective. But that is to say, I agree with the other commenter that it really most runs afoul when the reason for making the changes is to meet an external standard. That is damaging. I guess the question is, what are you thinking beforehand? Is it, "I'm not looking my best self, what I see in the mirror isn't congruent with how I see myself and so I'm going to explore ways of making those things better meet." ? Or is it more like... "I don't look good enough for other people, nobody could ever like this or that feature."
I think the latter outlook is pure poison a lot of the time. It's the difference between you personally just not liking your nose, and only wanting to change your nose because you're afraid other people won't like the one you have. With the former, one adjustment probably changes everything for you, you finally have a visage that better matches your spirit. With the latter, no adjustments can ever be enough.
@@Ihelpertricks I mean, like I said I'm not against people having the ability to choose, but it's more I just feel like it's kind of a slippery slope. I mean, the stats in this video kind of demonstrate that: the better the techniques and tech gets, the more people do it. And slowly, what seems absurd and weird becomes normal or even enviable. I'm not like someone who's always aboard the "slippery slope" bandwagon, nor am I into "body positivity" since the latter is being used to justify unhealthy habits more than anything else lately, but when it's treating something as deep as the literal human form in such a disposable manner I do think it's worth being a bit more concerned about.
And seeing the way tech is advancing and people genuinely trying to make computer neural implants and cosmetic cybernetics real, I think it's something we should try to course-correct before we turn cyberpunk and/or system shock into a reality. I'm EXTREMELY misanthropic but even this is something I would like to be avoided.
@@Ihelpertricksplastic surgery largely wouldn’t exist outside of reconstruction and breast reductions/implants for mastectomies if it wasn’t for social standards. It’s not just abt trying to be attractive for one person, it’s living in a society in which the common lexicon of beauty tells you to be terrified of aging, and that certain characteristics are (falsely) associated with lower health. The intense beauty industry largely gains from shoving this in our faces, there’s a reason it’s gotten amplified by social media.
@@sameel3843 1000%
My aunt has been working in the Plastic Surgery busines in LA for like 30 years. I always wished she would talk about it as a kid.
John’s Hopkins died 60 years before the Great Depression even began.
I've had Botox for medicine reasons ! I have vaginismus and had internal vaginal Botox so my pelvic floor could relax. Helped a lot. Very good but definitely scary knowing it's a paralysis toxin
9:32 I had sponges put in my belly to save my life after a crash. Most of it got taken out. A small piece was taken out of my lower back eight years later. Still hurts ffs
12:05 I swear your commentary never gets old... and the ending result of that tangent is proof.
"nope"
Let me tell ya I tried to get a breast reduction in my early 20s cause I'm 5'1 and hover around 140-150 lbs. My titties are 9lbs each, I wear an O cup. My back and shoulders fucking hurt. BUT I have the severe joint condition EDS which hypermobility of my soft tissue leading to tears and frequent dislocations. So insurance decided that my back pain can't be proven to just be my breast saying I would have back pain anyway so I was denied coverage for a "cosmetic" surgery. Bruh...
I was almost heavily inconvenienced for getting a tube put in my ear cause, I also have chronic ear infections because I'm "overweight" and the closer facility doesn't have the proper room to deal with the complications overweight people could possibly have while put under. Luckily the doctor could see I'm not big, it's just over 10% of my body weight is boob! So he fought for me to get the surgery there and not 2 hours away at the main hospital he worked at. But man it sucks when like I can't get help, but then you see these people somehow have the money or assistance, and these doctors for some reason are willing to turn people into your cartoons irl.
Yeah it’s for sure rough - my friend’s ma is trying to get her H cups down to a D, since she’s 4’11 and her back is starting to have major issues. Only now that she’s getting those issues is she allowed the surgery covered by her health insurance. Gross as hell practice.
thats insane 140-150 is not that big. your insurance is playing you
I had a cleft pallete surgery cause my doctor was concerned about my complications with eating and drinking. I still have the scar but it isn't noticeable if youre not up close. I was honestly impressed
The clips of hasan screaming when you say bc are killing me lmao
American Dad had a great throwaway gag when a surgeon was trying to sell Francine on the "One Big Superboob" operation. Come to find out that's just what happens with implants big enough after a while.
The Mo' You Know!🌠
Coulda went my whole life without knowin' bout uniboob. Consider me old fashioned but I like an even number of tits. 2 to be precise. Not one, not 3. Just two.
I heard it described on one of those surgery shows, the weight of the oversize breasts pulls on the connective tissue between your sternum and the flesh above it until it literally just tears loose and becomes the uniboob 🤢
I hate talking about ads but I've watched nearly ever Meat vid out there and let me tell you, he has the most creative ways of talking about his sponsors. I bought Fum, thanks to Papa Meat, and currently on track to finally quit after 18 years of smoking, been using it exclusively for 3 months. people will say cap but I know it's true and I don't care what you think lol
The Russian Popeye guy is on TT live or used to be recently quit often. He would stay up high as a kite on God know what for days on end. Just staring into his computer talking gibberish, every so often talking to chat (mostly talking shit) you could tell he was so high he didn’t know where he was. He was staying in hotel rooms during all this. He would finally stumble over to the hotel bed while still streaming and pass out, most time just half way on the bed. I’d come back to check hours later and his live stream would still be going just watching him passed out from whatever drugs he was on and from having been up for days. That poor guy lost his way a long time ago… hopefully he’s gotten some help
How little do you value your time that you're spending it watching a drug addict sleep?
@@spencerdunn6933 why is this reply so aggressive lmao, bro is literally just sharing a story abt the streamer. you know literally nothing abt them or how they spend their time. be nicer, do better
@@communistamanda How soft are you that you thought my reply was aggressive? If you found that aggressive, life gonna be tough.
@@spencerdunn6933 lol
@@spencerdunn6933 who hurt you? stop it. be normal.
my mother got some recently, absolutely 0 negative side effects so far outside of the ones from being cut open.
How big is her hog now
Kudos to her brodie but there be some mfs who look BUSTED
Cool?
I think he makes it pretty clear throughout this video that this isn't about all cosmetic surgery.
I'm recovering from an abdominal surgery right now (non cosmetic) and the moment PapaMeat started talking about the dog getting a breast implant i just burst into uncontrollable laughter - my incision site is hurting but its made my day 🎉
the breast surgery history segment legit made me depressed, the horrible vile historical treatment of women never stops surprising me
also dr Youn is pog
I know right? Often I feel not pretty cause I have itty bitty titties, then knowing that back in the day a boss could have forced me to get surgery to work is insane.
@@bigsad4372He’s a quack.
I've always been very self conscious about my face. I broke my nose when I was eight and because of that, my nose grew with a hump in it. (Look up Cleopatra's nose, it's exactly what mine looks like.) In a world of perfectly pleasing button noses, mine feels huge. But! I found a botched plastic surgery subreddit that cured that dysphoria in record time. My nose might be large but it's not whatever the hell it is those people got going on.
Yeah man you don’t wanna look like everyone else either. You’re your own beauty no one should actively work to look like anyone else. Society is just gross like that.
I have a big nose with a bump in it and everyone has told me it's not a bad thing, the world isn't full of "button" noses, we all look unique no human face is identical which is crazy! Be proud of who you are
as the owner of a button nose, i earnestly think that larger noses are more aesthetically pleasing! a notable nose brings character to a face
When I was in eating disorder TX in 2017 Botched was banned as so many patients had body dysmorthia.
It's crazy. Body image definitely hits some people a lot more than you think. A girl I dated when I was in college was very adamant about wanting breast implants. In my opinion they were great. Perfect C cups. They looked big for her having a small figure. She just wanted them bigger. As much as me and her friends and family said she didn't need them. She got implants. The surgeons did a good job, but they just looked so unnatural for her having a small body frame. Years later I seen her posting pics after getting more surgery. She still looks great, but it was just sad to see how she didn't like her body the way it was naturally.
Societal pressure can really get a deep rooted voice in some women’s minds. I know cuz my mates and I were 15 talking about what procedures we’d want to “fix” our faces and bodies. Six years later we’ve grown out of that bs, but I know a few girls from school who haven’t. It’s freaky how casual it’s become to surgically alter your body in the hopes of curing insecurities. Wild asf.
@@stuffystuffsityas6302 yeah it sucks to see that in people, especially when they are still young. They want to change parts of their bodies, when their bodies aren't even fully grown yet. Like an 18yo body/face can change a whole lot by the time they are 24.
A counterpoint to my other comment, my best friend had an aggressive form of breast cancer that required a double mastectomy, and they simultaneously installed implants. 10 years later, she's still doing well.
someone I know went through the same thing. after when she was cancer free she discovered her insurance would cover any size. so she got E Cups.
I had a good friend who got cleft lip surgery in 6th grade. It changed his life so much for the better.