Dr. Anthony Youn

self-image problems.

And I thought I looked deformed.

And then afterwards, it really did help me.

Now, you know, I go to college and here I think that I'm going to, you know, oh, I actually look actually pretty decent now, like a regular person.

And I thought, okay, the girls are going to like me now.

And I couldn't find a date through all four years of college.

I don't know what happened.

I don't know.

But that really did teach me how changing your appearance can really help to change your life in ways that... I do all cosmetic surgery.

I have a complete skincare center and stuff like that.

But at the same time, knowing that, I think personally, that does make a big difference.

Yeah, so I mean, as a plastic surgeon, so I ended up doing three years of general surgery, and then I did two years of plastic surgery.

And then I spent a year out in Beverly Hills, where I worked with a top named plastic surgeon.

And I tell you, plastic surgery in Beverly Hills was a big eye opener, because I did most of my training out in Michigan, in Michigan State.

with plastic surgeons that I felt were ethical.

They were there to take care of patients and stuff.

Yeah, I mean, these are kind of Midwest, down-to-earth doctors who are there to take care of people.

Then you go to Beverly Hills, and my gosh, it was crazy.

Nobody has a soul.

And it was all about money out there.