It breaks my heart how young girls and women in their teens and 20's have been conditioned to be so preoccupied with and worried about their looks. It's such a small part of human experience yet so emphasised. Thank you for talking about this.
Wooooowww...."such a small part of the human experience." That really resonates with me. I'm in my 30s, but have been preoccupied with my aesthetics for as long as I been walking. It's only recently that I've started to MILDLY CONSIDER how much of life I've chosen to miss out on simply because I'm not Beyonce...but who am I really hurting, ya know? *sigh* Your perspective/wisdom is absolutely appreciate...thank you for sharing
@@kaira504 man I can relate to this! I’m also in my thirties and my entire existence has been focused and centered around my looks! How true is what they said, huh?!
I agree. I hate young people being so consumed. I have two daughters who love what they look like , have great careers and really aren’t into social media at all or all this stuff. They are 24. My one daughter feels when women do work , it’s sexist as men don’t usually. Truth. People are obsessed with looks and I know people who use Botox and filler routinely and they look weird. Like a basketball head. Odd. Lines are far prettier and kids don’t have lines. The whole thing is odd with these young people.
Beauty is really momentary to have that much focus on it. We’ll all get old whether we like it or not, so you’d better focus on something else besides your appearance or you’ll be really unhappy.
Agreed, Susan! It's better to be honest with what procedures you're getting, especially for young girls who wonder why they don't look like their favorite celebrity or influencer. That's why I really appreciate how you've been honest about things you've gotten done even though I know you get a lot of hate for it. Sometimes, we can't win either way! There's nothing wrong with getting a beauty treatment. At the end of the day, it's your body and your money. I feel like it only becomes a problem when people have procedures done and then deny it. It just creates a false understanding of what "natural" means and fuels people's insecurities.
She's adorable - but 22? I honestly thought 32. But sometimes when really young women get filler it does the opposite and ages them significantly. At least she figured that out and can remedy it.
Fillers are not a problem. These influences go WAY ABOVE what fits THEIR face shape. That’s why you always have people say “fillers don’t look natural” cause you have a bunch of 23 years olds running around botched. Get to know your face and let fillers ENHANCE your face, not change.
100%. The one to look at is Kendall. According to a ton of people in the industry she’s had more work done than all the other sisters. But she has been smart (so far. Lord knows she is starting to go above) and went for “natural”. Bella Hadid too.
@@Daaaanielle I work at a clinic myself and from I can tell the only differences in Kendall due to surgery/filler and not growing into her face (remember your face doesn’t stop growing/changing until 25) is her nose and lips. Kylie by FAR has had the most done and kinda lowkey why all these girls fill their faces & asses too.
I'm watching this video like this 🤯😳 and realising my mom did an amazing job. I'm not the most beautiful woman on this earth, but my mom definitely taught me how to love myself & my flaws from a young age. I've never thought about changing myself beyond using makeup and excercise to tone my body. Thankyou mom 🙏🏾
I have an idea for a video...show your old videos, show what things you changed and what procedures you have had along the way. I am especially interested in the threading you just had done.
Really liked this topic Susan, considering how much filler/injections people get these days I do not hear/see enough of the other side if you change your mind or don't like it after time. I have seen enough 'horror stories' type content but I think that is way on the other side of the spectrum. Seeing people who liked their filler initially or for years even but just changed their mind seems like it must happen more than we think. Really helps inform the decision of getting it done in the first place.
It’s odd how obsessed some people get over this stuff. And this is coming from me, who got a nose job at 16. I hated it with a burning passion, and I got it fixed. And now I’m happy with how I look. No need to do anything else? People used to tell me I’d become addicted but nah.
Thats such a true misconception! That once you get one thing dine you eventually fix everything. For some people it truly is just that one thing that getting enhanced would give them the confidence boost to really live their life!
That’s because you were confident before the nose job. Getting a nose job just gave you a boost 😊 and I love the fact you’re honest open and comfortable in your skin❤❤❤
I’m older and have hated my thin lips ( I mean I have no lips ) my whole life. It almost gave me a sunken look, but in the 80’s , we weren’t doing this. I was growing up then. So, I focused on my family , work and tried not to fret too much. Then I hit a point where i had to do it. I freaking loved it and unless something goes weird , I won’t go back. It’s all I do other than taking care of my body and skin. I adore having some lips. I also have a slight Italian nose lol. I don’t hate it. I’m ok with these things not being perfect,, but I couldn’t take no lips. I am kind of a natural type , so I do use High end products that are almost all natural. I’ve had lumps and I’ve had dissolver and I didn’t like that at all , but when your face no longer looks sunken in, I find it worth it. I am happy you are happy with your nose now.
Would love more reactions like this! I think it's a good honest perspective to be open about procedures but also any disappointment in those procedures or just a decision to move on from it!
Thank you for filming this video, Susan! I don’t see many people who decide to promote these types of conversations, some I didn’t know were even happening, and it honestly makes me feel more informed and confident when I see content like this. We appreciate you!
1.) fillers don’t dissolve. They migrate. So when she says she hasn’t gotten her lips filled in over a year but they still have filler in them is a testament to that. Facial MRI’s will show filler from pt’s who stopped getting it over 7 years ago. 2.) fillers tend to clump & calcify into deposits. That explains why she has “lumpy lips”. 3.) lip fillers tend to diminish the vermilion border. So repeated filler to the lips may require a lip tattoo to bring back the natural vermilion border line 4.) filler does stretch the skin out. So if you keep getting & it stays there for years, you’re really helping gravity pull your looks south. These aren’t the side effects docs or social media tell us. All we’re told is that you can get bruising, blindness, necrosis, etc. But the trend of getting this done (which thankfully is going outta style) has made us aware there are more unintended consequences than we originally thought.
Thank you so much Susan for this video, this was more informative than seeing how “amazing “ those procedures are. It makes us think and research more before getting something done to our face. I got cheek fillers a few years ago, and the doctor was attentive to what I wanted. The result was very natural, and just enhanced my features. I’ve been thinking about under eye fillers but I’m hesitant. This video shed some light on my questions, and I thank you again!
I’m going to get fillers in my lips because I have very nice teeth - I’ve had a lot of dental work and I am very proud of the outcome, the result. At the same time my lips look a bit different and I just want to have “my old mouth”, look how I used to. With a little “oompf”, a boost. But I don’t want to have fillers around my eyes. I’ve also seen so many botched results when it comes to fillers around the eyes. I’m relying on my peptides and retinol instead! 😌 I might have fillers in my forehead if I really want to, when I am like 50 or 60. Right now, I’m in my 40’s and I am very comfortable in my skin and perfectly fine with how I look. My skin have definitely benefit from not being in the sun and I never tanned. Whatever I’ve done seems to have been the right thing!
I can't imagine getting filler or having it dissolved. I actually never knew it could be dissolved. I know some people who have a ton everywhere and they just look like a plastic barbie. Not my thing. I appreciate this video because it is a curious topic. I'm glad these girls are starting to love themselves for who they are. They're all beautiful as it is.
I appreciate this video and all the honesty these influencers are with their cosmetic procedures. Especially for those who are considering it and want to do as much research before spending money on it and potentially altering their face for good. 💓
I am in my 40s and I have thought about getting a filler for my forehead, but not done any research or am ready to commit. I watched this video out of curiosity and learned so much. Susan you presented a lot of important observations like not changing yourself because you are in a relationship. That might be a mistake women dating younger men might make. I loved the last point that you ended the video with. Thank you for this informed and thoughtful video.
Thank you so much for this video Susan!! And touching on the mental health issues that can often coexist with doing and/or overdoing plastic surgery/ Botox/filler
His video on under eye filler was so interesting. I think he offers a great perspective--not that fillers are always bad but it's good to know up front for someone thinking about it!
@@valeriemarie1985 no people have been leaving mean comments and then deleting it. Like I'm just offering an informational video to help supplement Susan's.
I went to a dermatologist to get Botox $300 (is the only thing I get done to my face) instead he tried to convince me I need filler on my chin and cheeks $800 and not Botox, red flag 🚩 it was clear to me that I was just a bill check for him because I’m very happy with my face shape.
Thanks for doing this. I asked you before if you would ever talk about fillers and I was hoping you wouldn't be offended. I'm interested in getting it under my eyes at some point. This has been very helpful. We are finally at a place where botox is no longer taboo to talk about. I can't wait until we can openly talk like about filler the same. Thanks Susan ❤
I’ve always wanted a nose job since I was teased for it by family but now I’ve grown to appreciate it. My late father gave it to me and both my children have it. I can’t imagine not looking like my little gremlin children. Guess I’m stuck with my wide nose 👃. 🥰
Thank you for this video, Susan! Love that people are being more transparent about their procedures and what we see on social media is not always authentic. Can you please film a video about different facial filler and what they target please😁
I don’t think fillers at a young age are necessarily bad. But some of this influencer girls and people in LA reaaaally over do it. I’ve been doing fillers since I was 22 and I’ve never looked insane. Then again I don’t go every few months
I’m 35. I’ve been having Botox since I was 31 and I’m really honest with the younger ladies I work with. I have forehead scarring from an accident, headaches and fine lines. These ladies are too young. My coworkers are in their early 20’s and 4 of them are getting/have had lip fillers. None of these ladies have lost volume to need this. Some have had their speech affected, others look like they’ve had an allergic reaction form over filling. One of the ladies did have a doctor refuse to inject them but they found someone else. I wish their was more ethical and straightforward doctors like Susan’s doctor when she asked her facelift.
Thank you for posting about this. This was informative and revealing ...and a long overdue conversation that is rapidly gaining more traction.... annn d ...I am here for it. Merci!🇨🇦
Susan, I wish the Kardashians would watch your video cuz this topic really hits home for them. Meaning, they have so much filler in their face and it's gone on for generations in that family and it has totally changed their appearance from before to after! Thank you for such an informative video.
Question is, some say dissolving lips is not worth it, your own lips wont look the same and the fillers will go away itself by the time. Some recommend to dissolve every 3-4 years because all of the filler doesnt doesnt go away and its better to start from zero again. At this point I dont know what makes more sense😁
Tbh, lip filler looks fake no matter how “natural” it looks. There is nothing like lips that move naturally 💯 This girl at the beginning, looks a million times better without filler. Just natural. Real. And it’s so noticeable. I’m glad she has gone back, that’s awesome!
Susan, would you be open to doing a tear trough filler before and after pic? I’d love to know what you mean, but I can’t tell the difference and don’t really know what under eye filler does. Thank you!
Most people who start getting filler do the same thing people do when they start putting on makeup… more more more and they don’t even realize how odd they look. The eye can just tell something is off
Maybe it’s just me, but how did these people have money for this in their twenties??? I was living paycheck to paycheck and struggling to make ends meet. 😂
Please please please PLEASE make a video on getting PRP and/or PRF as filler🥺🥺🥺 nobody talks about it… it’s supposed to be natural and a better way to do filler and it lasts longer than hyaluronic acid😍
I did botox on my jaw to make em smaller I told my doc I want smaller v face and she pointed out my right side is wider n she needs more IU on that n I’m so grateful because she pointed out things I won’t even consider symmetry, I just wanted smaller face and I stick to her clinic w facials and laser. She gave me natural face and glowing skin :) Her staff was also very nice I told her I wanted to get rid of my age spot on my chest and it costs $500 and had to do several sessions but it’s not a lot, she told me the price and she asks ‘why do u need it? Don’t do it it’s not worth it’ haha I was thankful for her I was ready to give her my money. But I appreciate people like dat who don’t just hungry for money.
Absolutely loved this one. I do wish to have filler in my jawline and this video has really given me a lot of insight on all of the issues that might come.
There ARE girls and women out there who are accepting of plastic surgery and injectables and do want honesty and transparency with influencers and celebrities. Unfortunately theres at least an equal amount who are jealous and insecure and maybe even hateful who dont want others "bettering" themselves physically. Which is really sad because in the end we should just want others to be happy. On a side note I thought the girls who got their lip filler dissolved look so beautiful with their natural lips. They really didnt need the filler at all. But i also get the instinct to want it and to want to continue getting more. It really can become somewhat addictive.
This was an amazing video!!! I know nothing about cosmetic procedures and seeing your reaction to these videos was so incredibly informative. It would be very interesting if you made similar reaction videos to different procedures. And the message you ended on was beautiful. Thanks!
Thank you for being so honest about your procedures, susan. I like honesty even if I disagree with someone's opinion. If you want to get filers, you do you. I personally wouldn't get them. These girls all look beautiful, and it's so sad that they're insecure and think they need to get these things done at such as young age. Do guys get fillers done? I know women have more pressure because of celebrity and social media beauty standards, but guys get insecure too
Altering your face shape before your brain is even done fully developing seems kinda extreme unless you’ve had some sort of injury or accident. Especially since young women tend to struggle with people pleasing. I’d hold off until you KNOW it’s for you and not someone who’s only in your life for a season. Also Susan this dark rich color you’ve got going on with your hair is SOOO PRETTY!!!! ❤️🥰
Great video! It makes me so sad that people hate on these women for being honest about their cosmetic procedures. I'm curious whether, if someone got filler dissolved in one area, would it also dissolve filler in another area, say lips and cheeks?
Hey Susan you should check out The Victorian Cosmetic Institute here on RUclips. This Dr released a video recently on how he will no longer do tear trough filler for patients and explains his concerns with all the issues his patients have had in the past. He even gets technical and explains WHY some filler is going into an area it shouldnt, and how it cant be dissolved easily because of this, which patients want due to the filler giving the patient under eye bags. This is also the channel that used MRI to check patients to see of they still had filler in their face 5 yrs after getting any injected, and the results were surprising. (Im actually a MRI technologist myself and Ive seen filler in a patients cheeks when scanning her brain and it was very cool. I figured out what it was pretty quickly. Lol.)
how long does filler last? some youtubers say they've gotten fillers years ago but it's no longer there. so what you see if from skin care. wonder if that's really true if they've never had the fillers removed. thanks
Depends a lot on the person, our bodies work different, for some it dissapears completely after a few months, for some it sticks around for years in some capacity.
Also be careful with the doctor you pick to dissolve your filler. The doctor I found left me a hole/dent in my skin (the area where he injected) 😖I took 1 full year to make the area better.
Hi Susan, I got my lips done 23 years ago permanently.I think with silicone there was nothing on the siringe I have lovley lips thank got ,the doctor was great and it was a 2 month procedure
I love this! Reminds me that I found a good practitioner when I asked them to “freeze” my face and they said “no”. Lol Still, everyone is entitled to get whatever they want done- these suggestions given are helpful in that respect as well.
Perfect timing! Can you make a video on hair care shampoo & conditioner; products to use for hair styling & tools ; all the hair things you used and can recommend. I really like your hair style , I think it’s perfect every time! TY!
Once a dermatologist also explained that fillers dont just disappear, there might be certain amount of scarring left behind. So nothing is really zero risk. The last girl was really pretty, her story highlighted that lot of people turn to these things excessively to solve personal problems/mental problems.
I think most fillers look strange and not that great. I think as humans we subconsciously pick up what's natural and what's out of place. With so many women trying to replicate Kylie Jenner and the thicc lips and thicc bod trend, I find natural beauty to be so rare and beautiful!
Thank you for making this video, you said lymphatic massage helps to break it down, do you mean a lymphatic massage with or without the dissolver put in first?
i seen u had some dimples under eyes too. is there any way to get rid of undereye bags & extra fat there due to genetics without getting filler? maybe like a step before getting filler that lowkey works???
can you do a video on how to go about doing filler properly if you want filler? i don't want botched lips but I have never done any cosmetic procedures
I loved my filler and I stopped for like a year and a half cause I'm at like 6 or 7 mils on my lips. This is over a few years and I always get compliments on it, but I kind of want to start fresh 🤔
This video made me so so sad. Such young girls trying to fix insecurities with plastic surgery and fillers... Genuinely, people should just love their imperfections. Going to a doctor to fix them is just not a solution. There are so many other things to focus on and spend most money. So so sad for these girls.
@@rianne_9042 totally, like with everything in this world. I love Susan's skincare videos but I really have a problem with normalising botox and filler for any insecurities or imperfections you have, it's just a terrible option. We could be celebrating wrinkles and aging naturally, while doing great skincare. It doesn't have to go from retinol to botox and it seems like it's starting to just be a thing, as shown with these young girls. I for one am planning to have killer skincare routing until the end of time and a face full of wrinkles to show my age and wisdom. There really should be more discussion about why people are doing this to themselves when you see 19 year olds with completely changed faces.
Can you make a video on BBL'S and maybe you recommend some good surgeons here in Los Angeles. I love your channel and I subscribed with the little bell. PS would you recommend cheek implants over cheek fillers?
It takes 2-3 weeks for fillers to disolve ... Fillers fatigue is a huge issue when there are too many fillers done and finally ' Yes ' our natural hylouronic acid is affected by the use of hyalouronidase ....
Injector hopping can happen if you move though and sometimes the injectors quit it’s happened to a friend of mine over 15 year period every six months that injector quit her line of work
My heart is weary for the young people of today who have had it beat into them that they're not enough, exactly as they are. And then to have people come back on you with negativity for being transparent? No thank you.
I am never going to juge a woman for getting surgery but just so that they know 9/10 it’s obvious so denying it like certain celebrities is ridiculous. The most obvious plastic/ cosmetic procedures are: 1)BBL especially if people knew you with hardly any behind or if you have a gigantic behind and tiny legs 2)Lip fillers- They look like you have an allergic reaction and it’s a very unnatural look 3)Cheek fillers 4)Botox Anything else if done by a good surgeon and with reasonable amount, you could look good like boob job up to a D cup for example or a small tweaking to your nose.
It breaks my heart how young girls and women in their teens and 20's have been conditioned to be so preoccupied with and worried about their looks. It's such a small part of human experience yet so emphasised. Thank you for talking about this.
Wooooowww...."such a small part of the human experience." That really resonates with me. I'm in my 30s, but have been preoccupied with my aesthetics for as long as I been walking. It's only recently that I've started to MILDLY CONSIDER how much of life I've chosen to miss out on simply because I'm not Beyonce...but who am I really hurting, ya know? *sigh* Your perspective/wisdom is absolutely appreciate...thank you for sharing
@@kaira504 man I can relate to this! I’m also in my thirties and my entire existence has been focused and centered around my looks! How true is what they said, huh?!
It’s the instagram generation
I agree. I hate young people being so consumed. I have two daughters who love what they look like , have great careers and really aren’t into social media at all or all this stuff. They are 24. My one daughter feels when women do work , it’s sexist as men don’t usually. Truth. People are obsessed with looks and I know people who use Botox and filler routinely and they look weird. Like a basketball head. Odd. Lines are far prettier and kids don’t have lines. The whole thing is odd with these young people.
Beauty is really momentary to have that much focus on it. We’ll all get old whether we like it or not, so you’d better focus on something else besides your appearance or you’ll be really unhappy.
Agreed, Susan! It's better to be honest with what procedures you're getting, especially for young girls who wonder why they don't look like their favorite celebrity or influencer. That's why I really appreciate how you've been honest about things you've gotten done even though I know you get a lot of hate for it. Sometimes, we can't win either way!
There's nothing wrong with getting a beauty treatment. At the end of the day, it's your body and your money. I feel like it only becomes a problem when people have procedures done and then deny it. It just creates a false understanding of what "natural" means and fuels people's insecurities.
She's adorable - but 22? I honestly thought 32. But sometimes when really young women get filler it does the opposite and ages them significantly. At least she figured that out and can remedy it.
I think you're talking about Molly Mae here and she looks so great now that she had those fillers dissolved. She looks so much more youthful
I think it just makes them look so mature. Idk
I was going to say the exact comment.
She does look great since having them dissolved! Love her and glad she chose to get it removed🥰
Fillers are not a problem. These influences go WAY ABOVE what fits THEIR face shape. That’s why you always have people say “fillers don’t look natural” cause you have a bunch of 23 years olds running around botched. Get to know your face and let fillers ENHANCE your face, not change.
100%.
The one to look at is Kendall. According to a ton of people in the industry she’s had more work done than all the other sisters. But she has been smart (so far. Lord knows she is starting to go above) and went for “natural”. Bella Hadid too.
@@Daaaanielle I work at a clinic myself and from I can tell the only differences in Kendall due to surgery/filler and not growing into her face (remember your face doesn’t stop growing/changing until 25) is her nose and lips.
Kylie by FAR has had the most done and kinda lowkey why all these girls fill their faces & asses too.
@@Daaaanielle bella Hadid don't look natural, her sister does
It even happens with some nosejobs that don’t feet the person’s features.
I'm watching this video like this 🤯😳 and realising my mom did an amazing job. I'm not the most beautiful woman on this earth, but my mom definitely taught me how to love myself & my flaws from a young age. I've never thought about changing myself beyond using makeup and excercise to tone my body. Thankyou mom 🙏🏾
I have an idea for a video...show your old videos, show what things you changed and what procedures you have had along the way. I am especially interested in the threading you just had done.
Really liked this topic Susan, considering how much filler/injections people get these days I do not hear/see enough of the other side if you change your mind or don't like it after time. I have seen enough 'horror stories' type content but I think that is way on the other side of the spectrum. Seeing people who liked their filler initially or for years even but just changed their mind seems like it must happen more than we think. Really helps inform the decision of getting it done in the first place.
It’s odd how obsessed some people get over this stuff. And this is coming from me, who got a nose job at 16.
I hated it with a burning passion, and I got it fixed. And now I’m happy with how I look. No need to do anything else?
People used to tell me I’d become addicted but nah.
Thats such a true misconception! That once you get one thing dine you eventually fix everything. For some people it truly is just that one thing that getting enhanced would give them the confidence boost to really live their life!
That’s because you were confident before the nose job. Getting a nose job just gave you a boost 😊 and I love the fact you’re honest open and comfortable in your skin❤❤❤
I’m older and have hated my thin lips ( I mean I have no lips ) my whole life. It almost gave me a sunken look, but in the 80’s , we weren’t doing this. I was growing up then. So, I focused on my family , work and tried not to fret too much. Then I hit a point where i had to do it. I freaking loved it and unless something goes weird , I won’t go back. It’s all I do other than taking care of my body and skin. I adore having some lips. I also have a slight Italian nose lol. I don’t hate it. I’m ok with these things not being perfect,, but I couldn’t take no lips. I am kind of a natural type , so I do use
High end products that are almost all natural. I’ve had lumps and I’ve had dissolver and I didn’t like that at all , but when your face no longer looks sunken in, I find it worth it. I am happy you are happy with your nose now.
Would love more reactions like this! I think it's a good honest perspective to be open about procedures but also any disappointment in those procedures or just a decision to move on from it!
Thank you for filming this video, Susan! I don’t see many people who decide to promote these types of conversations, some I didn’t know were even happening, and it honestly makes me feel more informed and confident when I see content like this. We appreciate you!
Molly mae looks so much prettier now she’s reversed everything she’s had done
1.) fillers don’t dissolve. They migrate. So when she says she hasn’t gotten her lips filled in over a year but they still have filler in them is a testament to that. Facial MRI’s will show filler from pt’s who stopped getting it over 7 years ago.
2.) fillers tend to clump & calcify into deposits. That explains why she has “lumpy lips”.
3.) lip fillers tend to diminish the vermilion border. So repeated filler to the lips may require a lip tattoo to bring back the natural vermilion border line
4.) filler does stretch the skin out. So if you keep getting & it stays there for years, you’re really helping gravity pull your looks south.
These aren’t the side effects docs or social media tell us. All we’re told is that you can get bruising, blindness, necrosis, etc. But the trend of getting this done (which thankfully is going outta style) has made us aware there are more unintended consequences than we originally thought.
Thank you so much Susan for this video, this was more informative than seeing how “amazing “ those procedures are. It makes us think and research more before getting something done to our face. I got cheek fillers a few years ago, and the doctor was attentive to what I wanted. The result was very natural, and just enhanced my features. I’ve been thinking about under eye fillers but I’m hesitant. This video shed some light on my questions, and I thank you again!
I’m going to get fillers in my lips because I have very nice teeth - I’ve had a lot of dental work and I am very proud of the outcome, the result. At the same time my lips look a bit different and I just want to have “my old mouth”, look how I used to.
With a little “oompf”, a boost.
But I don’t want to have fillers around my eyes. I’ve also seen so many botched results when it comes to fillers around the eyes. I’m relying on my peptides and retinol instead! 😌
I might have fillers in my forehead if I really want to, when I am like 50 or 60.
Right now, I’m in my 40’s and I am very comfortable in my skin and perfectly fine with how I look. My skin have definitely benefit from not being in the sun and I never tanned. Whatever I’ve done seems to have been the right thing!
I could watch this type of series for hours lol hope you make more!
I can't imagine getting filler or having it dissolved. I actually never knew it could be dissolved. I know some people who have a ton everywhere and they just look like a plastic barbie. Not my thing. I appreciate this video because it is a curious topic. I'm glad these girls are starting to love themselves for who they are. They're all beautiful as it is.
I appreciate this video and all the honesty these influencers are with their cosmetic procedures. Especially for those who are considering it and want to do as much research before spending money on it and potentially altering their face for good. 💓
Yeah, I'm way more into the idea of PRP, and also microneedling with growth factors to help the under eye area.
I am in my 40s and I have thought about getting a filler for my forehead, but not done any research or am ready to commit. I watched this video out of curiosity and learned so much. Susan you presented a lot of important observations like not changing yourself because you are in a relationship. That might be a mistake women dating younger men might make. I loved the last point that you ended the video with. Thank you for this informed and thoughtful video.
Thank you so much for this video Susan!! And touching on the mental health issues that can often coexist with doing and/or overdoing plastic surgery/ Botox/filler
FANTASTIC VIDEO, especially when you really started to give advice
And this is why I love you Susan ❤️
Ethically, you shouldn't practice on friends either....
this has to be one of my favorite videos - and it’s just for the message at the end. so amazing.
i suggest you watch Dr. Gavin Chan's video regarding lip filler. He's qualified and he gives a lot of important insight on the whole filler trend.
She mentioned in the video that she watched his reaction video to Alana.
@@cv7958 I'm just telling others to watch it lol. Saved me lots of trouble
His video on under eye filler was so interesting. I think he offers a great perspective--not that fillers are always bad but it's good to know up front for someone thinking about it!
@@kate-ne again that's why I suggested him for people to watch. He's a qualified physician giving honest advice.
Y'all are dumb.
@@valeriemarie1985 no people have been leaving mean comments and then deleting it. Like I'm just offering an informational video to help supplement Susan's.
Susan I feel that doing contents like this differentiates you from others on youtube. Particularly for those who are 35+ ...this was a great video.
I went to a dermatologist to get Botox $300 (is the only thing I get done to my face) instead he tried to convince me I need filler on my chin and cheeks $800 and not Botox, red flag 🚩 it was clear to me that I was just a bill check for him because I’m very happy with my face shape.
Thanks for doing this. I asked you before if you would ever talk about fillers and I was hoping you wouldn't be offended. I'm interested in getting it under my eyes at some point. This has been very helpful. We are finally at a place where botox is no longer taboo to talk about. I can't wait until we can openly talk like about filler the same. Thanks Susan ❤
I’ve always wanted a nose job since I was teased for it by family but now I’ve grown to appreciate it. My late father gave it to me and both my children have it. I can’t imagine not looking like my little gremlin children. Guess I’m stuck with my wide nose 👃. 🥰
Your nose is so pretty!
Thank you for this video, Susan! Love that people are being more transparent about their procedures and what we see on social media is not always authentic. Can you please film a video about different facial filler and what they target please😁
I don’t think fillers at a young age are necessarily bad. But some of this influencer girls and people in LA reaaaally over do it. I’ve been doing fillers since I was 22 and I’ve never looked insane. Then again I don’t go every few months
This was very informative and helpful. Thank you for all of the transparency.
I’m 35. I’ve been having Botox since I was 31 and I’m really honest with the younger ladies I work with. I have forehead scarring from an accident, headaches and fine lines. These ladies are too young. My coworkers are in their early 20’s and 4 of them are getting/have had lip fillers. None of these ladies have lost volume to need this. Some have had their speech affected, others look like they’ve had an allergic reaction form over filling. One of the ladies did have a doctor refuse to inject them but they found someone else. I wish their was more ethical and straightforward doctors like Susan’s doctor when she asked her facelift.
Thank you for posting about this. This was informative and revealing ...and a long overdue conversation that is rapidly gaining more traction.... annn d ...I am here for it. Merci!🇨🇦
Susan, I wish the Kardashians would watch your video cuz this topic really hits home for them. Meaning, they have so much filler in their face and it's gone on for generations in that family and it has totally changed their appearance from before to after! Thank you for such an informative video.
Wow, this was a great episode of skincare reaction! Thank you, Susan!
Question is, some say dissolving lips is not worth it, your own lips wont look the same and the fillers will go away itself by the time. Some recommend to dissolve every 3-4 years because all of the filler doesnt doesnt go away and its better to start from zero again. At this point I dont know what makes more sense😁
Tbh, lip filler looks fake no matter how “natural” it looks. There is nothing like lips that move naturally 💯
This girl at the beginning, looks a million times better without filler. Just natural. Real. And it’s so noticeable. I’m glad she has gone back, that’s awesome!
exactly, even at Susan they are pretto visible even though she went for a way more natural look.
Susan, would you be open to doing a tear trough filler before and after pic? I’d love to know what you mean, but I can’t tell the difference and don’t really know what under eye filler does. Thank you!
Most people who start getting filler do the same thing people do when they start putting on makeup… more more more and they don’t even realize how odd they look. The eye can just tell something is off
Maybe it’s just me, but how did these people have money for this in their twenties??? I was living paycheck to paycheck and struggling to make ends meet. 😂
A lot of them started on RUclips at a really young age and made their income that way
Please please please PLEASE make a video on getting PRP and/or PRF as filler🥺🥺🥺 nobody talks about it… it’s supposed to be natural and a better way to do filler and it lasts longer than hyaluronic acid😍
I did botox on my jaw to make em smaller I told my doc I want smaller v face and she pointed out my right side is wider n she needs more IU on that n I’m so grateful because she pointed out things I won’t even consider symmetry, I just wanted smaller face and I stick to her clinic w facials and laser. She gave me natural face and glowing skin :)
Her staff was also very nice I told her I wanted to get rid of my age spot on my chest and it costs $500 and had to do several sessions but it’s not a lot, she told me the price and she asks ‘why do u need it? Don’t do it it’s not worth it’ haha I was thankful for her I was ready to give her my money. But I appreciate people like dat who don’t just hungry for money.
Absolutely loved this one. I do wish to have filler in my jawline and this video has really given me a lot of insight on all of the issues that might come.
There ARE girls and women out there who are accepting of plastic surgery and injectables and do want honesty and transparency with influencers and celebrities. Unfortunately theres at least an equal amount who are jealous and insecure and maybe even hateful who dont want others "bettering" themselves physically. Which is really sad because in the end we should just want others to be happy. On a side note I thought the girls who got their lip filler dissolved look so beautiful with their natural lips. They really didnt need the filler at all. But i also get the instinct to want it and to want to continue getting more. It really can become somewhat addictive.
I'm happy for this women, they look better now
Susan, i really want to know what you think about botox lip flip. is that as good as lip fillers?
+1
It's subtle and only a few units are injected so it doesn't make much diff. Depends on what you want, I prefer filler.
This was an amazing video!!! I know nothing about cosmetic procedures and seeing your reaction to these videos was so incredibly informative. It would be very interesting if you made similar reaction videos to different procedures. And the message you ended on was beautiful. Thanks!
Thank you for being so honest about your procedures, susan. I like honesty even if I disagree with someone's opinion. If you want to get filers, you do you. I personally wouldn't get them. These girls all look beautiful, and it's so sad that they're insecure and think they need to get these things done at such as young age. Do guys get fillers done? I know women have more pressure because of celebrity and social media beauty standards, but guys get insecure too
Altering your face shape before your brain is even done fully developing seems kinda extreme unless you’ve had some sort of injury or accident. Especially since young women tend to struggle with people pleasing. I’d hold off until you KNOW it’s for you and not someone who’s only in your life for a season. Also Susan this dark rich color you’ve got going on with your hair is SOOO PRETTY!!!! ❤️🥰
Susan, you are the BEST.
Omg Toni looks so good without filler !!
Great video! It makes me so sad that people hate on these women for being honest about their cosmetic procedures.
I'm curious whether, if someone got filler dissolved in one area, would it also dissolve filler in another area, say lips and cheeks?
Hey Susan you should check out The Victorian Cosmetic Institute here on RUclips. This Dr released a video recently on how he will no longer do tear trough filler for patients and explains his concerns with all the issues his patients have had in the past. He even gets technical and explains WHY some filler is going into an area it shouldnt, and how it cant be dissolved easily because of this, which patients want due to the filler giving the patient under eye bags. This is also the channel that used MRI to check patients to see of they still had filler in their face 5 yrs after getting any injected, and the results were surprising. (Im actually a MRI technologist myself and Ive seen filler in a patients cheeks when scanning her brain and it was very cool. I figured out what it was pretty quickly. Lol.)
how long does filler last? some youtubers say they've gotten fillers years ago but it's no longer there. so what you see if from skin care. wonder if that's really true if they've never had the fillers removed. thanks
Depends a lot on the person, our bodies work different, for some it dissapears completely after a few months, for some it sticks around for years in some capacity.
@@morgianasartre6709 thanks!
Also be careful with the doctor you pick to dissolve your filler. The doctor I found left me a hole/dent in my skin (the area where he injected) 😖I took 1 full year to make the area better.
Mucho respect for your upfront honesty
I’ve never seen lip filler that didn’t look like tiny sausages
Hi Susan, I got my lips done 23 years ago permanently.I think with silicone there was nothing on the siringe I have lovley lips thank got ,the doctor was great and it was a 2 month procedure
I love this! Reminds me that I found a good practitioner when I asked them to “freeze” my face and they said “no”. Lol Still, everyone is entitled to get whatever they want done- these suggestions given are helpful in that respect as well.
Just need to say Susan you are absolutely Glowing! 🌞💜x
Perfect timing! Can you make a video on hair care shampoo & conditioner; products to use for hair styling & tools ; all the hair things you used and can recommend. I really like your hair style , I think it’s perfect every time! TY!
love you Susan from South Africa
Love that girl and this is a wonderful and very NEEDED video!
Once a dermatologist also explained that fillers dont just disappear, there might be certain amount of scarring left behind. So nothing is really zero risk.
The last girl was really pretty, her story highlighted that lot of people turn to these things excessively to solve personal problems/mental problems.
Susan, that was a great video. Trying to meet someone else’s expectations will ultimately make us very unhappy with ourselves.
I think most fillers look strange and not that great. I think as humans we subconsciously pick up what's natural and what's out of place. With so many women trying to replicate Kylie Jenner and the thicc lips and thicc bod trend, I find natural beauty to be so rare and beautiful!
Thank you for making this video, you said lymphatic massage helps to break it down, do you mean a lymphatic massage with or without the dissolver put in first?
Amazing vidio 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 this just really helped ...great job xx
Getting under eye filler is not bad because without filler you hollowness make you insecure and after fill you feel not insecure so.. am I right ?
Hairdresser here and I agree on building a relationship with someone who works on me.
They all look so much better and natural with the filler dissolved! Why they felt like they needed modification is beyond me.
i seen u had some dimples under eyes too. is there any way to get rid of undereye bags & extra fat there due to genetics without getting filler? maybe like a step before getting filler that lowkey works???
I really liked your look with the tear drop filler
can you do a video on how to go about doing filler properly if you want filler? i don't want botched lips but I have never done any cosmetic procedures
Can I just say you have amazing eyebrows 🤩
Would love to hear about nasolabial fold minimization through fillers!
I love this video. Thank you.
Please do a video about Linda Evangelista's experience with a cosmetic procedure which she had a horrific reaction to.
OMG I love Alana & Gabi!!!!
I loved my filler and I stopped for like a year and a half cause I'm at like 6 or 7 mils on my lips. This is over a few years and I always get compliments on it, but I kind of want to start fresh 🤔
I looove it sooo much!!! Thank you
Love my under eye filler I had bad bags so this was great for me.
This video made me so so sad. Such young girls trying to fix insecurities with plastic surgery and fillers... Genuinely, people should just love their imperfections. Going to a doctor to fix them is just not a solution. There are so many other things to focus on and spend most money. So so sad for these girls.
@@rianne_9042 totally, like with everything in this world. I love Susan's skincare videos but I really have a problem with normalising botox and filler for any insecurities or imperfections you have, it's just a terrible option. We could be celebrating wrinkles and aging naturally, while doing great skincare. It doesn't have to go from retinol to botox and it seems like it's starting to just be a thing, as shown with these young girls. I for one am planning to have killer skincare routing until the end of time and a face full of wrinkles to show my age and wisdom. There really should be more discussion about why people are doing this to themselves when you see 19 year olds with completely changed faces.
Can you make a video on BBL'S and maybe you recommend some good surgeons here in Los Angeles.
I love your channel and I subscribed with the little bell.
PS would you recommend cheek implants over cheek fillers?
The first girl's lips look sooooo much better!
It takes 2-3 weeks for fillers to disolve ... Fillers fatigue is a huge issue when there are too many fillers done and finally ' Yes ' our natural hylouronic acid is affected by the use of hyalouronidase ....
this was really interesting
Excellent topic!💕👌
To each their own but these lip, cheek fillers look horrible. 😲
Susan’s lips are so beautiful ✊🏾
👏🏻👏🏻 great video!!
Very true on the kid in a candy store with all these bundles promos. Eek. I’m scared to be subjected to that.
Thank you for this video ❤️
Injector hopping can happen if you move though and sometimes the injectors quit it’s happened to a friend of mine over 15 year period every six months that injector quit her line of work
My heart is weary for the young people of today who have had it beat into them that they're not enough, exactly as they are. And then to have people come back on you with negativity for being transparent? No thank you.
She looks so much older than 22… I would say she looks like 30 😳
I am never going to juge a woman for getting surgery but just so that they know 9/10 it’s obvious so denying it like certain celebrities is ridiculous. The most obvious plastic/ cosmetic procedures are:
1)BBL especially if people knew you with hardly any behind or if you have a gigantic behind and tiny legs
2)Lip fillers- They look like you have an allergic reaction and it’s a very unnatural look
3)Cheek fillers
4)Botox
Anything else if done by a good surgeon and with reasonable amount, you could look good like boob job up to a D cup for example or a small tweaking to your nose.
Great video!
It's crazy because none of them had small or unattractive lips. Heartbreaking how insecure we are now because of social media.