A Finnish YouTube star has given a detailed journey of what it was like to recover from her eyelid surgery, giving transparency to what looked like a rather gory aftermath. Content creator Henny Harjusola underwent a procedure called blepharoplasty, which is meant to lift one’s face without an actual facelift. An expert would remove excess skin from the eyelids and tighten loose skin without the use of stitches or any visible incisions.  Although the recovery process is said to only take about 72 hours, the 30-year-old post-operation timeline said otherwise, showing her 86,000 followers what her eyes looked like everyday after the surgery. Henny Harjusola shared her post eye procedure journey with her followers Image credits: hennyharjusola In a TikTok video that’s been viewed by nearly 100,000 people, Harjusola gave fans a glimpse of what she looked like before going under the knife.  As the days passed, the aftermath only looked more gruesome. There was visible swelling on her eyelids and redness around the corners, as well as a white material that seemed to coat the skin right below her eyebrows — perhaps protective tape. After ten days, Harjulosa wrote, “Stitches out and new tapes.” Image credits: cottonbro studio/Pexels (Not the actual photo) Image credits: hennyharjusola It wasn’t until approximately day 16 that the content creator started to look healthy once more, with her eyelids returning to their previous skin color.  When day 56 hit, most people wouldn’t be able to tell there had been any procedure done, especially with additional makeup. Although it looked as if side effects were particularly painful, Harjulosa’s transparency was praised by her followers as they complimented on her “beautiful” new look. The recovery process is said to only take 72 hours but it seemed Harjulosa went through days of visible discomfort before things got better Image credits: hennyharjusola “I go for my eye surgery in June,” one person said. “I hope my healing process goes as smoothly as yours did.”  “It looks sooo good!” another complimented. Image credits: hennyharjusola @hennyharjusola Yläluomileikkaus 🫣 #blepharoplasty #yläluomileikkaus #plastiikkakirurgia #plasticsurgery #hennyharjusola #ttsuomi #foryou ♬ alkuperäinen ääni – Henny Harjusola But it appears that with every positive comment, a slew of criticizing ones followed. And this time, they were targeting the social media creator’s lips, convinced she had gotten fillers. “Now fix your bottom lip,” someone ordered. “What happened to your lips?” a second user asked. “An allergic reaction?” Many users, however, seemed to focus on the content creator’s lips instead Image credits: hennyharjusola “Deflate your lips 1st and foremost!! Secondly why on GODS GREEN EARTH would you NEED or WHAT [sic] that procedure?? You ARE DEFINITELY TOO YOUNG to have gotten that eye procedure!!!” one person exclaimed. Another noted, “She’s a beautiful girl but the lips is just way too much. She looks like a bratz doll with those lips.” “Whichever doctor did that to your lips deserved to be jailed,” someone pointed out. Image credits: hennyharjusola One person wrote, “Yes your eyes look good but what about the humongous lips! A bit much. You would be really pretty without them sticking out like a sore thumb!” As reported by Daily Mail, many young women tend to get lip fillers. Recently, however, those within the 20-30 year range have been embracing the procedure more openly, sharing their experience on social media.  On the other hand, eyelid surgeries are a little less talked about, but can be equally effective. The outlet states that the procedure proves to be “a smash hit with A-listers” since the eye area can be easily covered with makeup. A few people pointed out how difficult it was to focus on her eyelids when her lips were so jarring Image credits: hennyharjusola @hennyharjusola Blepharoplasty timeline 🫡 #blepharoplasty #yläluomileikkaus #plastiikkakirurgia #plasticsurgery #hennyharjusola #ttsuomi #foryou #CapCut ♬ archangel – Slowed – DJ Anemia & Crier & sixnite It does, of course, also come with an undeniably hefty price tag. In America, it costs around $15,000 to pay the surgeon to operate on both the upper and lower lids, or $8,000 for just one. The operating room adds a $3,500 with about an additional $1,000 for an anesthesiologist, bringing the final bill to a whopping $19,500.  Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a frequently sought-over procedure with over 300,000 performed annually in the States. It consistently ranks among the top five most popular plastic surgeries and while it is big among both genders, it’s more common among women for cosmetic purposes. “This procedure is in your favor” one of the comments read The post “Now Fix Your Bottom Lip”: YouTube Influencer Reveals Gory Eyelid Surgery Aftermath In New Video first appeared on Bored Panda.“Now Fix Your Bottom Lip”: YouTube Influencer Reveals Gory Eyelid Surgery Aftermath In New Video Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 14:53 Rating: 5

Article created by: Ieva Pečiulytė It may sound counterintuitive that when outside threats decrease, we manipulate ourselves into finding new ones, even if they are completely benign. However, researchers found exactly that; we are often tricked by our own perception and see threats that aren't actually there. So in an attempt to explore our misconceptions, Reddit user ThexLoneWolf made a post on the platform, asking everyone to list the things that society portrays as dangerous but in reality are pretty safe. From animals to medical procedures, here are some of the most popular replies they've received. Read More: People Share 31 Things That Seem Dangerous But Actually Aren't That Bad #1 Vaccines. They are extremely safe and effective despite what a very loud few say. Image credits: evilpercy #2 Wolves. Wolf attacks on people are so rare they have individual entries on the Wikipedia page. Image credits: GrymEdm #3 Foxes. For some reason my local fb group ALWAYS seems to post about when they see a fox in town like “careful on your walks” Do you think foxes EAT PEOPLE???? Image credits: Autistic-Teddybear #4 Sending your kids outside to play. Go. Outside. It’s good for them. Image credits: DiscoJuneBug #5 Quicksand. We were misled by '80s action films. It's pretty hard to actually die in it. (Conversely, regular old riptides in the ocean are WAY more dangerous than people think). Image credits: smathna #6 I do risk assessment for a living. Humans are terrible at assessing risk, in general. Image credits: flyover_liberal #7 Movies really do sharks dirty. Wouldn’t say they’re completely safe, but definitely no where near as dangerous as perceived to be. Image credits: anon #8 Black bears are pretty harmless. They *can* [harm] you, but usually would rather leave you alone. Image credits: bluegiant85 #9 Using a sharp knife in cooking. It's actually far more dangerous to use a dull knife. Image credits: Tribalbob #10 Eating slightly out of date food. Image credits: anon #11 Small bubbles in an IV line aren’t going to [unalive] you like the movies. The amount of panicked patients I’ve had is wild. Image credits: truecolors110 #12 Bees and wasps. I used to get stung a lot when I was a kid but I learned that if you don't wave your arms like a lunatic they'll leave you a lone. Also don't throw rocks at their nest and you should be okay. Image credits: shaka_sulu #13 Being a cop. Logging is over six times more dangerous.  Image credits: Plodderic #14 I’m sure other people have said, but trick or treating. Any danger in d***s or razor blades in candy is wildly overblown in actuality I think there have been only one or two instances of someone actually being malicious with their candy handouts. Image credits: Jconnor35 #15 MSG. Image credits: LightyearKissthesky9 #16 Flying on a plane. You are more likely to die in a car crash than a plane crash. Image credits: ohnoitslemur #17 Nuclear power. Image credits: ProductFinal1910 #18 This is kind of a meta answer, but I’ve injured myself a lot more doing stupid projects around the house than I have while on duty in an actual dangerous industrial jobsite. Universally because I didn’t do a proper pre-work analysis and ensure I was using PPE. Image credits: MadisonPearGarden #19 Alligators. They are big and look scary but don't generally attack humans and don't consider us prey. Florida has millions of gators but only averages like 8 unprovoked attacks per year with about one fatal death every 3 years. They are dangerous to small pets, however, and I'm pretty sure many of those attacks are from trying to save a pet. But alligators are everywhere is Florida so it's quite surprising how few attacks there are. Image credits: Wizzdom #20 A lot of 3rd-world travel destinations; just because a country is poor doesn't mean that the people are robbers/murderers. Image credits: ColgateHourDonk #21 My step mom is convinced that if a steak has any pink in the middle (I'm talking about anything less then well done) that its raw and will give you Salmonella. Image credits: Dragon_Knight99 #22 Silica packets say ,'Do not eat' on them because they are a choking hazard, not because they're poisonous. Image credits: l06ic #23 Nuclear waste, specifically the high-level spent fuel that needs to be dropped in cooling ponds for years. Make no mistake, it can absolutely [unalive] you if you’re exposed to the neutron emissions, but once it’s cooled off, it’s melted down into glass and sealed away in concrete casks. For all intents and purposes, these casks are indestructible; you could hit them with a runaway train and they wouldn’t break open. They can also be sealed away in deep boreholes underground for billions of years, more than enough time for the radioactive elements to decay to harmless amounts. When it’s handled correctly, nuclear waste may be the safest kind of waste there is. Ash from coal power plants emits far more radioactive particles than a nuclear reactor ever will, and it’s handled way less responsibly. Image credits: ThexLoneWolf #24 Spiders in your house. Image credits: jonpertwee2 #25 Living in Chicago, I did it for 10 years, still don't own a bulletproof vest. Image credits: Inside-Bid-1889 #26 My dad is an electrician, and he taught me when I was pretty young how to fix electrical things, so I am always amused at how terrified people are by anything to do with electricity. Image credits: funky_grandma #27 Going in the ocean. Talking to those people afraid of seaweed. Image credits: VanManDom #28 Anxiety/Panic Attacks. you'll feel like you're having a Medical Emergency, but you're not. Image credits: defunkman #29 Changing the brakes on your car. They're trivially easy to do, don't require any special tools outside of a torque wrench, and dealer and mechanic prices are outrageous (parts can be found online for a fraction of the dealer price at places like AutoHausAZ, and shop rates for labor are super expensive). It's pretty hard to screw up, and can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Image credits: boxsterguy #30 Roller Coasters and Amusement Park Rides: While these rides may seem scary, they are designed with strict safety regulations and are statistically very safe. Image credits: thinktaj #31 Tandem Skydiving - strongest safety statistics of any type of jump, with only 0.003 fatalities per thousand jumps over the past 10 years. You're more likely to be struck by lightning or win the lottery than to die on a tandem skydive. Only done it twice, but such an incredible experience and rush.... Image credits: NIstcomp111 People Share 31 Things That Seem Dangerous But Actually Aren’t That Bad Reviewed by New Viral Feed on 12:53 Rating: 5