@mdwatts8471
This is like a secret channel for me when I want to learn about important points which I didn't get ahold of in doctor Mike's previous videos. Thank you for this channel doctor. Hope you're doing well😊😊
@jaclynclemente6346
There are a few surgeries that vets perform routinely that might be considered "plastic surgery." Episioplasty is sometimes necessary when female dogs have too much skin around the vulva which can cause recurrent UTIs. Also entropion is common in dogs, where the eyelids roll in causing eyelashes to rub on the cornea. Both of these surgeries basically involve taking away a small amount of skin around the affected structure.
@laurennichole161
As a vet student (also with plenty of years experience in a specialty referral animal hospital as a tech) I can tell you these plastic surgeries for many breeds are wholly necessary. Except for when someone wants neuticals 😂 A human plastic surgeon doesn’t do this!!! It’s a board certified veterinary surgeon. Don’t ever let a human physician/surgeon do surgery on your animal. They are not the same species and therefore risks and anatomy vary.
@zebashaikh6562
Yes only for health issue it should be fine, other than that i think it's unnecessary...
@jellysharkbat
I think the only 'true' plastic surgery (as in it's purely for vanity) that most people think about would be something like docking. Otherwise it's to help the animal in some way: to prevent medical issues getting worse (flat face dogs can get 'nose jobs' to open their nostrils so they can, you know, breathe) or to fix some sort of trauma. But I'm speaking as a layperson, so a vet will definitely have to chip in!!
@julietjolly5198
Dr. Mike, is there any way you could do a video on scoliosis in the future? I suffer from this condition, and there is not that much reliable information concerning the condition on the internet. Thank you! Love your channel.
@anyataylor9475
BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Surgery) Is the most common “plastic surgery” on dogs such as pugs and french bulldogs that are bred so that they can’t breathe properly . Vets do them all the time with no plastic surgeons :)
@rainapatel6201
Wow, I learn something new every day! I have never met Dr. Mike, but I trust him wholeheartedly ♥️.
@AryonaSamoto
I've never heard of plastic surgery for animals. Thank you for teaching me something new😁. Keep up the great work Dr. Mike & Dr. Youn
@Cesiaj
I knew of a dog in local news some years ago who pushed a kid out of the way and got hit by a vehicle instead of the kid. Dog lived but its face got mangled. 😔 Story went viral and people donated to have the dog shipped (to the US i think?) and have part of its skull reconstructed.
@manjimapaul3462
Great video as well always. Dr. Mike is as always 😍😍😍
@toobawaheed9115
I love watching these short clips especially when you need some entertainment plus information in a much shorter time...love this channel❤️
@BriNathanCollins
Hypocrisy is a disease and I believe you have it.
@mariee.5912
For some reason I love these doctors together ❤ 💕
@ashchew4879
Assisted in a face lift procedure years ago. It was a Sharpei.
@Jeminiw1969
One of my friends had a dog that had to have a vulvoplasty. Dog had a recessed vulva.
@itsmimi3154
This channel is so interesting and loving the short clips. Just subscribed. 👍🏼
@sweet_iza
Love to see u two❤
@nausicaaky
Check out the channel Vet Ranch! They have done some plastic surgery type videos where the skin on the face of some dogs cause the dogs eyelashes to irritate the eye to the point of repeated infection. Super cool channel
@matchmadeinmedicine3727