‘Looksmaxxer’ influencer is kicked off a plane during heated argument with flight attendants after undergoing cosmetic surgery in Thailand

An Australian ‘looksmaxxer’ who has found social media fame for going to bizarre lengths to improve their appearance, has been kicked off a flight after arguing with two flight attendants.

Brisbane-based online streamer Ronan Androgenic, 25, was escorted off a Jetstar flight returning to Australia from Thailand shortly after it boarded on Wednesday, with a flight attendant telling him it was because his ‘face looked ill’.

Androgenic uploaded a video that showed him with several compression garments, including around his face and neck, after undergoing multiple plastic surgeries.

Just four days before his flight, he shared a video saying he was unable to get out of bed by himself and needed a walking frame to go to the bathroom.

His videos suggest he underwent waist liposuction and buccal fat removal in his cheeks.

In the new video uploaded on Wednesday, the 25-year-old ranted that Jetstar staff had woken him up after he had fallen asleep before the plane got to the runway, and were ‘kicking’ him off ‘because I didn’t put my medication in my carry-on bag’.

A male flight attendant was heard telling Androgenic: ‘Sir, your (communication) is not good and you’re not communicating with us clearly.’

Androgenic said: ‘How is it not good? Tell me how it’s not good.’

The attendant answered: ‘Sir, you just [had] surgery five days ago.’

Androgenic claimed his procedures were non-invasive and he was cleared to fly by a doctor just two days post-surgery. 

The flight attendant told him: ‘Doctor confirmed, but it’s not decided with us. It’s different.’

Androgenic shot back: ‘What do you mean? I’m just (trying) to get on the flight. Do you think I want to come on the flight amped up?’

A female flight attendant then added Androgenic was ‘too tired, and when I speak something, and I ask you, your reply was very drowsy.’

He argued that he’d been trying to sleep in his seat, but the crew members repeated that he’d been drowsy and failed to properly answer their questions.

Androgenic began swearing at the staff, who then advised he was being disruptive to the other passengers.

‘Because you guys are doing this for no reason. What the hell was the point of this?’ Androgenic said.

The influencer again reiterated he’d been cleared by his doctor to fly, to which the female flight attendant said: ‘The doctor confirmed but we can check your condition as well’.

‘Okay, what’s wrong with it?’ Androgenic asked.

‘Your surgery,’ the male attendant said.

‘Your swelling right now, your eyes. You are very, not condition to go. Your face is very ill.’ 

The woman said they ‘cannot delay anymore’ and told Androgenic a staff member at the airport would help organise his next flight.

Androgenic blew up at the workers, saying: ‘Bro, what? What the f**k do you expect me to do? I need to go home.

‘… This is f***ing pathetic. You guys actually could have just f***ing let me lie in my f***ing chair and go to sleep.’

The Australian later claimed the airline was ‘imprisoning me in a foreign country’ and called the flight attendants ‘little dogs’.

Androgenic has been contacted for comment.

Jetstar said it has reviewed the incident and found its staff had behaved appropriately and respectfully.

The airline’s crews are trained to assess whether passengers are fit to fly and hold the right to refuse to let them board.

Jetstar added passenger safety is its top priority and it does not accept any abusive behaviour or language directed at its staff. 

Androgenic made headlines in late April for being arrested in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley over an incident on February 27.

The 25-year-old was arrested for allegedly being a public nuisance after a video went viral of him pushing an older woman to the ground and running away. 

Androgenic was later knocked to the ground and beaten. 

Queensland Police confirmed the arrest.

‘A 25-year-old St Lucia man was subsequently issued with an infringement notice for public nuisance,’ it said in a statement.

‘He was also served with a banning notice from the safe night precinct of Fortitude Valley and Brisbane City for one month.’