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It’s hard to avoid the pressure to look as perfect as possible, especially as you scroll YouTube. But plastic surgeon Dr. Julius Few pushes back against the not…
It’s hard to avoid the pressure to look as perfect as possible, especially as you scroll YouTube. But plastic surgeon Dr. Julius Few pushes back against the notion that we should try to drastically alter our appearance.
“The best work is work that’s not obvious ... that conveys confidence,” he said.
The newest episode of "Chasing Life" is available on the CNN App and wherever you get your podcasts.
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@@InfamousEntertainmentLLCImported2wk ago
There's a reason we don't see a plastic sergeant who had plastic surgery on themselves
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported2wk ago
Humans are a bigger mistake 😮
@@DangerousKramerImported2wk ago
Hollywood plastic surgeons have Frankensteined so many actors and this guy has the gall to say “people can’t be too perfect”. People are fine the way they are. Plastic surgery is worse than snake oil.
@@asinglerosestandsImported2wk ago
God is perfect and God created perfect people. No one needs plastic surgery despite what they think. These DR.’s are never gonna get my money. I’m 47 and I wouldn’t change for nothing. I’m off to the gym now because that’s where the real fountain of youth is.
It’s hard to avoid the pressure to look as perfect as possible, especially as you scroll YouTube. But plastic surgeon Dr. Julius Few pushes back against the notion that we should try to drastically alter our appearance.
“The best work is work that’s not obvious ... that conveys confidence,” he said.
The newest episode of "Chasing Life" is available on the CNN App and wherever you get your podcasts.
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