*RESULTS* Before and After Facial Feminization Surgery in Korea
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I unfortunately cant give your beautiful sister any money as I became homeless this year, but I just wanted to say she's so gorgeous and im sure a wonderful person and im so happy she feels more comfortable in her own skin! Also I type this on my phone with a casetify phone case so thats cool too haha
Thank you for making this video. It answered many questions I’ve had for acquaintances but felt it was inappropriate to ask. I’m so glad you found your true self and have found happiness. I’m glad your family was so supportive of you. I totally empathize with your mom on her reaction. 💕
Why people should pay for your sister when you said the operation was offered by the medical team?
Pretty dishonest .
Will she get bottom surgery
@@cristinaxx6440 it’s for future surgeries. Leah wants bottom surgery and one for her Adam’s apple.
she looks great, proud of her for coming on this and answering these questions, and she looks absolutely amazing
❤️❤️❤️
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@@budilamarius5053 are you serious? I’m genuinely asking you?
@@gigi6912 yes, he.
@@budilamarius5053 bro SHE is a women and her pronouns are she/her so respect that
It's shocking to hear that in the UK the wait-list is five years, that's really dangerous. I don't think my trans brother would still have been around if we had that much of a wait-list in my country, I realize now how privileged we are for only having to wait one or two years. So I'm so happy that you were able to make this happen so soon for your sister, she looks so much more happy (and beautiful too) ♥️
I'm sorry, I'm just very curious but, if it's not an issue, where do you live?
@@decayedspaceman4929 No worries! Netherlands, but I think the wait list has been getting longer lately due to increased demand so not everyone is as lucky 😕
nice ik where i need to move there 😂@@xXSilverWolf31Xx
Yall are two beautiful sisters inside and out! Love this. Siblings are your longest relationship you will ever have and this love and care you give to each other is beautiful
Beautiful! Hugs, so much to go through, but this gives me so much hope, you’ll of course never know. Thank you for sharing this😌💗
OMG Leah is beautiful, was beautiful and is beautiful but those photos of her with her hair down and that riot of red curls just springing all over the place are just STUNNING. I'm happy her journey and transition has brought the two of you together, I think living your truth is a powerful thing.
Leah is glowing! She was very pretty before, but now she is gorgeous! And it's not the surgery, it's her confidence
Bro I’m literally crying, this is so amazing I’m so happy for her and her journey, I’m glad she found herself and is more comfortable in her body! ♥️♥️♥️
Wow she looks so beautiful, the surgery turned out amazing!
I am so very happy with how supportive you are and how came to this point in her life :)
Your sis is so lovely! I only wish the best for her!
Wauw, your sister is a beautiful woman! ❤
Just wanna say.. you 2 are both awesome!💥 wish I had a sister like this 💕
bruh he was so handsome before wtf is he doing
This is such a fucking stupid comment and I’m embarrassed for you
@@Ellbat just an opinion but ok
@@N1sjsjsj it's her Choice she wanted to feel comfy in her body
@@stephaniehastings7638 then make suicide legal, it’s my body if i wanna kms it’s my body my choice
I’m not sure if she’s your older or younger sister but regardless your relationship is so beautiful. And she is absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing a video like this. It makes my heart so happy and full of hope for the future
She’s older by 2 years! ❤️ thank so much, that’s so so sweet
@@Ellbat actually 3 years older than you Elena😂
@@Ellbat mama Sharon says 3 years !! Sending love to this wonderful family ❤️
@@sharonbateman3958
I literally lolled so loud I'm worried I woke my neighbours up!
@@Ellbat doesn't matter, HRT de-ages her by at least 5 years.
First off: she's looking AH-mazing and so much happier in her skin! For the nose job, it could take up to a year not to have a weirdly hard tip anymore (at least that was the case for me).
It’s rly wonderful how much u support Lea, everyone deserves such a supportive person in their life! Lea looks sooo happy!
Speaking as a parent of a child who rates somewhere between trans and gender fluid (that is his presently preferred description), I really appreciated your understanding of what it means to a sensitive parent to come out to them: "Oh crap, my child's life is going to be harder." Kisses to your mother too!
As a very open and accepting mother this was still very hard to hear from my first born. I’m also a psychologist and sadly that means I just know so much about the challenges that some trans people have been through so it felt extra hard from one mother to another 😘
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I’m don’t want to come across as insensitive. I ask this because I would like to learn and understand. But just gender fluid mean that they don’t identify as either gender? Or is it that they change there gender depending on how feminine or masculine that they feel?
I hope my question makes sense.
Also I want to just say you’re amazing for supporting your child, some parents just say oh they will grow out of it ect. ❤️
@@Leanne_w In my child's case, he is Assigned Female At Birth (afab) but leans much more male. However, he sometimes prefers to wear a skirt and midriff baring shirt. He presents his gender pronouns as he/they/she, and so we have made the switch to using male pronouns by default. In my child's case, it would probably be more accurate to say he is happy to identity as any gender, but changes his presentation according to how he is feeling.
I don't think your question sounds insensitive at all; believe me, I've learned a lot and am still learning a lot on the topic! I suspect that the term "gender fluid" can mean a lot of different things to the people who feel it applies to them, so I (especially as a cis-het-male) certainly wouldn't presume to speak for the whole community! I can just answer for my child, who has more than once simply said "Gender is stupid." With a dose of knowing irony.
@@Leanne_w I am not the original commenter but I'm genderfluid I think and if im not im still educated so I can answer! This isn't insensitive btw, questions are much better than being ignorant. A genderfluid person is someone who's gender shifts over time, some days you may feel like a woman, sometimes like a man, sometimes in between, sometimes more than one gender at once and sometimes nothing. It just means your gender is fluid and changes. Sometimes it changes all the time, could be every few hours, and sometimes it changes slowly over weeks or longer. The intensity of the change is also different for everyone. Hope this helps :)
When I saw the scans on the last video of the actual surgery I couldn't believe how much bone had been removed. Those surgeons are artists. She looks incredible. There are so many similarities in Leah's discovering she was trans story to my own and I am so glad your parents were accepting, mine were and having their support makes such a difference.
As for bottom surgery I am currently on the waiting list with the London Transgender Clinic, I am hoping to have Mr Inglefield work his magic in February next year, I'll let you know how that goes.
Ahhhh!!! Mel!! Sending u all the love, that’s so exciting ❤️
I’m super late but I hope everything with went well with scheduling and you were able to get an appointment for February!!! Sending so much healing for that day❤ best of luck
her bravery is so inspiring, coming from someone that doesn't feel they are brave enough to be themselves around their family/friends.
It’s ok if you’re not ready yet, you’re valid and we see n support you 💕
I hope in time you will feel ready. Life's too short to not live your life as you want.
Okay but can we appreciate how loving this comment section is. Your videos have an amazing flow🥰 A+ video... also as a trans person myself I must say, thank you for being so accepting of your sister
Leah has such a sweet gentle voice, it's calming to listen to her speak.
YES! Everybody is talking about her hair (obviously gorgeous) but her voice is so soothing to listen to.
I agree 😍
It’s nice to hear that despite the fact that they weren’t absolutely best friends for most of their lives that she still did all that she did to help her sister start the next chapter in her life in such a monumental way
Not me about to cry over the after picture with that SMILE!!!! Ugh seeing you smile just made my whole day! Sending so much love to you both!
Time stamp? :)
Yes! And the way it reaches her eyes too.
bro I had a retained tooth removed and my face was PURPLE. She came out with a new jaw, a nose job and barely swollen cheeks after such an invasive surgery that's INSANE
I’m starting to think she’s got super healing like WHAT how is that possible
@@Ellbat She is wolverine confirmed...
I had three of my four wisdom teeth removed, all in three different sessions, and i always got out of the clinic with a cheek so big and purple that it looked like a aubergine.
It went away after a few days, but still-
Thank you for being so open about this, I really learnt a lot 😘
im so so glad!!!
Those stills of Leah literally look like you with red hair! Sibling resemblance is so cool to me- she is obviously your sister!!
Love you both, you’re gorgeous and I’m so grateful that Leah is healing well. Thanks for sharing the journey.
I was looking for a comment like this!
yeah when i saw the smile i was like, yup.
What I'm mainly struck by is how posh as fook you both sound to my common Lancastrian ears.
Loool I apologise 😭
@@Ellbat
I'm from Burnley. If everyone who sounded posher than me had to apologise, it's all I'd hear all chuffin' day.
A wait list of 5 years?! Holy crap! That’s way too long. This is a serious issue. For many people, transitioning will save their life.
Edit: I so appreciate how understanding and loving your family seems. The concern for lea’s mental health and the understanding that she needed these surgeries done for her health - as well as the effort put in to help her get there - is so wonderful and helps restore my faith in humanity.
There’s huge wait times for a lot of things, it took over 2 years just to get an autism diagnosis for me, my parents ended up buying a private session and I got my diagnosis that day!! A while later the NHS gave us the diagnosis, but it took so long and would have been so much more helpful to have it sooner!!
I dread for the time I could potentially get top/bottom surgery, it would take so long.
UK has a major issue with wait times. I am in end stage kidney failure and cannot get treatment for my mental health for over 2 years as the waiting times are massive.
Not even speaking about the 3-5 year wait time for a transplant.
And that is deadly, many die waiting for help.
@@Kikiconsilience That is terrible. I really hope you get the treatment you need.
At least they have healthcare, in the US you wouldn’t get shit. Just a bunch of idiots saying “we don’t want to pay for that, it’s your responsibility if you have health problems!”. I honestly am not sure how the US can be labeled as a country, it doesn’t do anything to take care of its citizens and the police legally do not have to help you, so essentially they are just legal thugs for the government. When school shooting happen every other week People cling to guns for “protection “ even though the high access to guns (especially semi automatics) is what allows school shooting to exist in the first place. Plus now we women have even less rights than we did 50 years ago. I fucking hate my country, but I can’t leave because I can’t afford to move. I wish there was a way that I could be fucking deported so that I could fucking leave this shithole.
As a mom to a trans son, it never mattered to me what name or pronouns to use - he’s still the same kid he always was. Can confirm, though, that it’s the uneducated jerks in the world that scare me for my son, not who he is. Rock on, Lea - so happy to see you comfortable in your skin. Everyone deserves that! ❤️
Can we just have a moment to appreciate Leah's hair? It's STUNNING.
she covers her face with the mic lot, has her head down and doesn't actually take the time to show the results, from the side etc or anything really? I would think that it the point of the ''reveal' and what people would want to see especially if they are considering and curious. strange 'reveal'
There are multiple clips throughout the video that showcase before and afters, so unsure what you mean by this. This is mainly a Q&A about her thoughts and feelings before and after because how she feels is as important as how she looks.
please tell Leah how strong, beautiful and empowering she is!!! you can see how much more confident she is in her demeanour in this video compared to clips from before her surgery. i speak for so many people when i say we are beyond proud and beyond happy for her x
Here as a straight cis female ally ❤ hope your openess gives others the strength to know they can be themselves and that the world is also full of so much love and support. Donated to your go fund me, wish you all the inner peace and strength to be your true self. ❤
When I was on anesthesia, i said “oh, this is why people do drugs!” 😭
Whenever a loved one undergoes surgery, I try to watch the procedure so I can be very informed. It's so generous that Leah and you documented the entire process and that the procedure was captured as well. I don't want to use the word "brave"; rather, there's a level of generosity to give up your privacy to help the community feel informed as they go through their journeys.
She seems so much more comfortable with herself! I'm so happy she had this opportunity to lessen her gender dysphoria! Every step she takes into her transition is another step toward peace ♡ good luck leah!
Wow, I’m so glad you are happier Lia. I’m an older trans woman, I hid what I was for decades. I shocked a lot of people when I came out. But after my 4th attempt at suicide. I had to live my life for me not other people. I think you are both amazing. Lia and Elle why not do a trans interview channel interviewing trans people to open up people to the hardships of what is our journey. You look amazing!
I’m so proud of you, and I’m glad you’re here. Wishing you all the light and love 💗
I'm a nurse for a doctor who does gender affirmations and the way it changes these lady's lives is amazing. a lot of these women are so strong and beautiful. Wish you all the best Leah 💖
you mean these men's life lol
@@ClaireEmilia you’re too young to be such a bigot 😂
@@Dannypopso mimimimi
we stan
Love u
HI I love your vids and you seem so supportive of your sister that is really sweet of you I wish my siblings were like that
ill be your sibling instead, ill support u !!!!
@@Ellbat awww you are so sweet this is why I support your channel you truly love your fans
Me: (not so) secretly in love with Leah's wonderful red curls
Also me at 22:27: omg she's so beautiful it looks like she came out of a painting
MORE VIDEOS WITH LEAH PLS!
Well, now I'm gonna cry in a corner because this video made me so emotional and you two are so lucky to have each other 😭
Looking forward to part 2!
im so happy for your sister- i hope to get this too one day :)
sending you all the love x
@@Ellbat thank you ilysm 🥲
omg, the part about Lea becoming more open and friendly is something i completely see. My best friend/(steph) sister is also a trans woman, she came out to me not even a year ago. I have always lover her but she could be sooo hard to be friends with. She was just so closed off and sometimes even just a little mean lol. After she came out it was like a whole new person awakened. One of my favourite people ever. I'm really happy for Lea! i wish i could do the same you did for my sister
I love that Leah has been able to transition and you're such an amazing sister for supporting her in the Journey, especially going all the way to South Korea with her!! ❤️
It's lovely to hear that Leah's happy and recovering well!
Ps.: is it just me or she looks like Lucy from Despicable Me?
I totally see it !
omg yea!!
I feel this so much. Strangely enough despite the faults of the United States medical system; the experience, places, and other things. While there are plenty of things that are problems in legal and physical care of trans people in the United States, the community is strong and the educated are overall excepting. I hope that no one has to go through the things that we have gone through and I hope that we can improve the world around us. Thanks for sharing. I fortunately have a very positive and excepting experience but not everyone does and it further solidifies the need for change. Hope you are feeling happy. For all of you who are still struggling stay safe and healthy and we are there for you.
I'm glad Lea is happy with how everything turned out...and I Elena your so sweet and loving it would be great to see you. 😘
So happy for Leah! Props to her for being so open about her journey and to you for educating your viewers with this content!
Perfect timing for my lunch break! 😍 always my fav notification
Ahhh she looks so beautiful!!! I can also relate to the notion of a personality change once you come out. Much of it is because we've spent so long fighting ourselves that once we stop we are happier and it exudes. Definitely going to watch the surgery videos (I'm a Healthcare worker) sorry not sorry
That's a dude.
My respect for your sister just keeps growing. She’s so beautiful inside and out.
I can only hope and pray that one day the whole world will be as open and accepting about diverse human identities as the community you’ve created here. ❤️
You two really do look alike. I actually wonder if the doctor informed himself using Eleanor's bone structure. But the base was already there before.
You're both super gorgeous!
I'm non binary and getting surgery is almost impossible. I might just pay for it myself bc i know that it would help a lot
I am non-binary and saving up for top surgery. Doable price wise...after scrimping for years.
I relate to this so damn hard and I also live in a country with good health care that is actually more accessible than the NHS but barely helpful for binary trans people and absolutely ridiculous for nonbinary people like me.
I could only get shit paid by insurance if I fought everyone for years.
Nope nope nope nope I watched the live surgery video and I’m traumatised
I love how you both explained your mom's reaction. That's exactly how I felt when my teenager started questioning their gender identity. I don't care and I love them no matter what. But my very first thought was how much more difficult and complicated their life is going to be. Especially in the country where I live and in our culture and our family, people are very "traditional" and "conservative" and half of my family is very transphobic and homophobic. It breaks my heart to know that my child has to go up against that.
Your sister is so uncomefotable with this....very closed...glad she has you❤
Being non binary myself, the way she talks about how she realised she was trans, and how she thought of hiding it hit quite deep, because for the past few years I was thinking exactly that, "oh, I'll just pretend everything is normal, and none of this is real" but it does not go away. Just recently I was like, I do have to tell people, and even though I am starting to talk about it to some friends and people who are also either lgbt themselves or very very accepting, where I live being trans and non binary really is very dangerous (it's never easy, but living in Latin America makes it so that most people won't be accepting, and unaliving trans people is quite common even). It's very scary, and I am just proud and happy for Leah, that she can have the surgeries she needs to feel more comfortable.
Hi ell! Been excited for this video for a bit :D
Leah, you've healed so well! While you two looked somewhat related before, you are 100% obviously sisters now. You, and all our LGBTQ+ peeps, are in my thoughts. 💗🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Do you know how many times I’ve tried to achieve your sisters hair colour with hair dye and never managed to get it just right. I’m insanely jealous of her red hair it’s beautiful she’s beautiful 😍 xxxxx
Obviously not the same thing but I've in the last few years come out to everyone as bi. That whole "do I want to be with her or be her" was exactly what helped me realise I was bi. There were a few times I asked myself the same question and knowing other people question the same thing I had such a wave of relief that I can't even explain
More Lea content yay :D
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23:56 Absolutely. I think a lot of trans people at the moment are being pressured into surgery so that they ‘pass’ and it just isn’t right. You are valid as you are, you are valid as how you want to be. If you want surgery, that’s amazing and all the best! If not, also amazing and all the best! You are no less your preferred gender just because you do or don’t want certain surgeries :) I know I’m a couple months late but I hope Leah is continuing to heal well!
For any gamers... ultraimpact case has protecting from Lady Dimitrescu's outstreched hand lol
both of you are looking beautiful! i’m honoured to share a name with a gal as lovely as your sister 🥰
So great to see that your relationship actually improved through this whole experience. Thank you for sharing this journey with us. ❤
Leah's amazing, yay! 🙆♀️
Couldn’t agree more!
I wish I had the same fuzzy warm feeling when I once went under for surgery. I remember feeling just normal, but then it was instant black-out. For me it was a broken ankle, but I guess Leah's surgery and mine both belong in the category 'sceduled, yet urgent'
So happy for your sister!!
Me too 😭
As an American, I had never heard of trans panic defense. I had to pause the video to go read about it. It’s really upsetting me that this exists. Im so happy for your sister! Leah is beautiful!
i cannot claim to understand but you do look happier! best wishes!
This is such a good attitude to have! I know it can be confusing for a lot of people, but knowing that you don’t need to understand something to respect someone and be happy for them is such a great way to see the world! Have a great day 💓
Please don't do bottom surgery. So many go horribly wrong and become physically devastating for life.
She looks amazing. I'm so happy for her!! ❤️❤️
YOURE SO SWEET
Lea is Soooo strong! I'm so proud and excited to follow her journey!!
I'm trans too, I love this!
ayyyeee so much love to you!
stoppp she looks stunning!!! 🥺🥺 this was honestly such a wholesome journey, i’m so happy for her 🖤 best little sister award goes to ellbat 🙌🏼
And the nhs should not pay for this surgery. This is not a health priority! People are waiting months for cancer treatment.
Absolutely fucking georgeousssss!!!
Casetify***
I have a trans child and I’m doing my research so I just wanna say Thank You both so much for putting your experiences out there for people like me. And Leah, you look gorgeous!
Take your time
Your child may not be trans give them a chance to work it out without coercion (which can be mistaken for "support")
A child might be gay,
Or just not interested in "gender norms"
I'm so glad to hear you are doing do well Lea and all my love to both of you 💞✨
I love you Lea. And thank you both for letting us join you on this amazing, educational journey. I wish you both the happiest days. ❤️
Damnnn I just watched the surgery vid!! Very amazing Lea wasn’t more bruised! She looks amazing xxxx
Hello there, first time viewer to this channel !!!
I think the biggest thing I was struck with was the relationship between you sisters ❤️❤️❤️❤️ SO BEAUTIFUL!
OKAY YOU KNOW WHAT I'M JUST GOING TO SAY IT, I AM SO JELLY OF YOUR SISTER'S HIGH METABOLISM😊😘 I'm an older gal and I struggle with my weight 🙄 Lucky lady 😊🤗🤗🤗
the attempt at calling this man a "lesbian" is sooo damn disrespectful to homosexual women, but homophobia from bihets isn't surprising
Biphobic and transphobic? Pick a struggle x
terf alert
When you said "Doc Finder Korea", the captions said "Find a career" and I've never felt more personally attacked, lmao.
You are an incredible sister. Unbelievably beautiful heart. I can see how much you care for your sister and how important it is for you to make sure she reaches her truest happiness. I am a big sister and I have a lot of regrets to do with how absent I was for a few years. I wasn’t unkind but I wasn’t as present as I wish I would have been and I sense the same in your sister. I hope there will be healing to come 💙💜💚🧡🧡🧡
Your sister is so pretty! She looks so happy and I'm so proud of her. Also, not to sound weird but just a random thought, she also looks exactly like my ex gf down to the exact hair color and it's so weird.
He is a boy who did this and that...
She is a woman, and you are an asshole :)
Leah, you have such beautiful hair, I love red hair! I am sorry that you straighten your beautiful locks. Those spring -like locks,, please so not straighten them any further, I love bouncing locks so much!😍😍
She straightened it for the first time for this video but it took HOURS so she probs won’t be doing it again 😭
This is amazing to see and hear! Thank you so much for sharing your story's and I wish you all the best with the rest of your life's story!!!
Kind regards
honestly when i came out as a lesbian it wasn’t scary at all, but i’m pretty sure that’s bc i have a gay aunt & i’ve known she’s gay since like 5 or 6, so it was quite easy for me tbh
You look great!👍👏 Congratulations! I love Your family! Funny much!😜😘😘💝😇
Sadly the wait list times are mostly due to a large increase in many young people recently who believe they are trans. It's okay to be trans but it's also okay to be a more feminine male or a more masculine female.
The waitlists have always been this horrendous unfortunately, it’s largely due to understaffing. It’s the same for mental health services, it’s just incredibly understaffed.
I’m not sure what being a more feminine man or masculine woman has to do with being trans? Gender presentation doesn’t equal gender identity :)
@@EllbatThank you for the reply. I agree that understaffing is an issue. There are also record numbers of people that are now detransitioning because they thought they were trans at a young age and later discovered that they weren't. That's why I said it contributed to longer wait times given you have more people seeking treatment for gender dysphoria than you did in past decades. Sometimes these individuals later discover it was other issues in their lives that needed treatment. This may have been because they didn't see themselves represented in how people were expressing their gender, given their biological sex.
being trans it's so incredible to see things like this. I'm a trans man and good god do trans women have so much bravery, y'all got the more invasive surgeries and switching to the more generally oppressed section of the population, it just makes me really hopeful that i can do it too. Leah you look so beautiful, before and after.
Wow, see I am 49 and went to my doctors at 18, was referred within a month and saw 3 shrinks for 2 years and then offered hormones and treatment after, seems the system now is broken.
happy for you guys :)
thank u darling !
Being non binary afab, I too burried it. I remember choosing my favourite colour as purple and asking for things like my little pony and barbies and stuff so I could be "good" and play the feminine role I thought I was supposed to. Also probably autistic and did the same for masking. It took me about 20 years to actually tell my family, and around 15 to find the words. I wish I was able to be out earlier, still working on pronouns from the family.