The transcript discusses a person's experience with plastic surgery, their feelings about beauty and self-image, and their work as a content creator on YouTube. The person initially had plastic surgery done twice, but was unhappy with the results. They then consulted a reconstructive surgeon, who performed a third operation that improved their appearance. The person now prefers their current appearance to their previous one.
The person also discusses their work on YouTube, where they create content for entertainment. They express dissatisfaction with the term "influencer," as they believe it is often used to denigrate people who use their image to sell products. They argue that true influence is about creating meaningful content that resonates with viewers.
The person also talks about the financial aspects of their work, mentioning that they have spent significant amounts of money on their content. However, they emphasize that their primary motivation is the enjoyment they get from creating content, rather than the potential for profit.
1. The speaker had a nose job done twice but was not satisfied with the results, leading them to seek help from a reconstructive surgeon. The surgeon gave them a new nose, which was a significant improvement over their previous ones.
2. The speaker regrets the impulsiveness that led them to their previous nose jobs and the lack of thought that went into the decision. They prefer their current nose over the one they had before.
3. The speaker has had several other procedures done, such as getting injections, having platinum blonde hair, and getting injections in the pupil and cheekbones.
4. The speaker has a critical view of the "influencer" trend, noting that many people believe they can achieve a certain look by getting injections of hyaluronic acid, which does not disappear over time and can lead to a disfigured appearance.
5. The speaker identifies as a content creator rather than an influencer, as they do not use their image to sell products. They create videos primarily for entertainment.
6. The speaker discusses the business aspect of their work, mentioning that they often have to fund their own content and that their videos can cost them a significant amount of money.
7. The speaker views YouTube as a business and notes that they often have to make margins or find ways to cover the costs of their content.