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When Beauty Turns Deadly | The Dark Side of Illegal Cosmetic Injections | ENDEVR Documentary

ENDEVR | August 23, 2026



The Beauty Industry’s Deadliest Secret | Illegal Cosmetic Injections | ENDEVR Documentary

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Several women seeking fuller bodies turn to an underground cosmetic clinic for illegal butt injections. At first, the procedures seem harmless. Then come severe pain, migrating silicone, permanent disfigurement — and the death of one woman after a procedure. Through the women’s stories, the documentary exposes the hidden dangers of unregulated cosmetic injections and the pressure to chase impossible beauty standards. Years later, some are still living with toxic material inside their bodies, uncertain whether it can ever be safely removed.

This documentary first aired in 2024.

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  1. @lesliecastro6519

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    There is no individual looks,they look like really bad Barbie clones.they rid themselves of any unique beauty. It's sad but they were beautiful before they started messing up their bodies. And it aged them fast too. And sorry Ladies ALL young girls struggle with self image,if it's debilitating you need mental help

  2. @arykahleigh4570

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    This is how they WANT to look. Good cosmetic procedures are supposed to enhance natural beauty, and when done properly, it should look natural. It’s 100 possible. These woman want to look amorphous & over the top. To each their own

  3. @Vixinaful

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    The darkhaired girl..WHOA! I thought "Whats the problem? The lips are off but the rest is..normal, what's the deal, Lucile?" Then I saw her before picture and WHOA, she was P.E.R.F.E.C.T.I.O.N! Hair, teeth, lips, skin, everything! WHY OH WHY DID SHE CHANGE THAT?! People would pay billions to look that perfect! Must be BDD. Bodydysmorphic disorder. People, WE DONT FIX WHAT ISNT BROKEN!

  4. @alinad1030

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    For your daughters dake stop getting your lios done. You are beautiful, like really beautiful! She will see your obsession and mimic that just like you did with your mom if you dont stop. Remember to tell her shes smart, funny, creative, strong etc more than you tell her shes pretty❤

  5. @AahliyaCarmignani

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    There seems to be weakness of character that these (mostly women) have, they look in the mirror pointing out the “flaws” they see . Constantly comparing themselves. It is a disorder but it’s a made up one, these disorders didn’t exist before , why ? Because there wasn’t unethical doctors who performed them, beauty therapists who encourage them etc etc….the question is the disorder came first or did it come after the many “solutions” offered .
    I don’t like my nose, get a nose job, parents are okaying it, gifting surgery like it’s a bar of chocolate.
    These are created by women for women. We are our own worst enemies.
    My wrinkles are earned. I’m a natural beauty . I dint lather makeup on to conceal, hide or contour, i pop on lipstick or balm, special occasion eye liner and I’m done, I’m getting sick and tired of ppl thinking that’s not enough . It is. Stop looking for flaws. Coz you will find them. These ppl waste money of these things when they should pack a bag and go travel. To far off countries where the sleep is unaided , the food in poisoned and the life is magical.

  6. @lindeycraft2518

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    I have never been so glad to be an old lady now. In the 80’s the worst thing we used was Aqua Net. Injecting things into your body the way these girls did is beyond the pale. I never understood this faze with women, to me it looked horrible. Why on earth would you want to look like a black chic… gross. 🤮

  7. @Corpvet

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    I understand cosmetic surgery can be considered unnecessary in most cases but the problem is these women go overboard and look for the cheapest “providers”

  8. @RS54321

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    That girl with the gorgeous skin saying she doesn't like her hair, her nose, her light skin – good grief!! These ladies should be made to have conversations with burn victims to wake them out of their delusions.

  9. @TheHeroOfHyrule881

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    There were so many “everybody” and “everyone” in what they said, no, sorry but not everyone is that obsessed with their appearance. I feel bad for them, but I’m sick of hearing “all girls are like this” which really isn’t true.

  10. @bohoxplorer840

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    What I find the most shocking is the coice of plastic surgeon that was chosen to discuss Body Dis morphia ….because girl she is the poster child for it.
    I couldn’t identify one Non AUGEMENTED feature on the woman.
    I feel so sorry for both girls…..we have to realize our daughters look at what we do and say and often mirror the same behaviors….

  11. @SunlightAndTrees

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    Do these women ever think of people who have real needs… there are people missing arms or legs, can’t feed their children, old people need help, it makes me sick to my stomach! How selfish!!!!!!!!!!

  12. @dianele568

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    Money could be spent on far better things. Big boobs,big butts,big fat lips… All these so called famous people are just attention getters. They're bad influences on our daughters. They are so superficial. Looking like they're made of plastic

  13. @lorikremer2709

    August 23, 2026 at 4:36 am

    I'm a beautiful 62 year-old woman who never cared for long, drawn out beauty routines. I felt the greatest sense of gratitude that I never had to try hard when it came to impressing other people or using them as a measurement. I feel so bad for these women.

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