Recently, some plastic surgeons in Europe and the United States have a little wondering why
?
because their past cosmetic surgery templates seem to be less effective.
Megan Mark's nose and kylie Jenner's lips, which were still in the hot spots not long ago, are now being replaced by a new "strange" trend -
More and more customers are starting to hold their photos,
asks plastic surgeons to make them look more like themselves.
uh...
Explain a little bit, in the photos they took,
generally use the beauty app, "self" after refining...
0 Episode 1, with the advent of the beauty era,
various filters and APPs can be said to have become the favorites of countless girls.
Even many beautiful and fairy girls and big stars take selfies without leaving the filters and beauty apps.
Skin grinding, face slimming, lips enlarging, eyes enlarging, nose wings shrinking...... Just click on the phone and do it easily...
Beautify a wave before posting a selfie, which has almost become a necessary process...
However, the photos beautified in this way are still far from reality.
Faced with this huge psychological gap,
Many women began to have such an idea -
Since you look so good after beauty, why not just do it as you like ...
Lucy O'Grady, who lives in London,
is a young mother who has spent more than 3,000 pounds and tried to make herself more like a "beauty selfie"...
Lucy is 33 years old this year and was once a model.
Since the launch of various beauty apps,
She has begun to indulge in the feeling of "standing from the perspective of God and wantonly manipulating her appearance".
In the past, she only needed to find the angle and light, and at most she could complete a selfie that satisfies her.
But since she came into contact with beauty tools, she began to spend a lot of time constantly fine-tuning her facial features:
teeth are a little whiter...
The color of the eyeballs is a little deeper...
The nose is also a little smaller...
Then the hairstyle is a little more perfect...
After each refining, Lucy is particularly satisfied with her beautiful self in the photo, and the number of likes she received on social media also makes her more confident.
As a full-time mother, she has to spend a lot of time taking photos, editing photos and uploading photos every day...
However, she is overly fascinated by her beauty image, and also makes her feel more and more frustrated and anxious when she looks in the mirror or sees herself in the photos taken by others.
The self in the eyes of others... is not that beautiful at all!
The self in the mirror is not as flawless as in the photo...
Lucy gradually lost confidence... In the end, he had to turn to the plastic surgeon and took his selfie to undergo a series of micro plastic surgery. The medical beauty projects she has done include teeth whitening, nose shrinking, and facial filling...
Every little "improvement" seems to help her regain her lost confidence.
Until one day she finally ended her full-time mother and started working with animal charity organizations.
's fulfilling work pulled her out of the "self-addicted" state. She suddenly realized something was wrong with her...
Now, Lucy stopped plastic surgery,
also participated in TV programs and publicly proposed a "experienced person" to girls who are as addicted to beauty selfies as she is.
She suggested that everyone should never regard refined photos as themselves,
because the most real self is actually the most natural, calm, and healthiest look in our daily lives.
Lucy said: " I am very satisfied with my current self. "
But besides Lucy, there are more girls who go to plastic surgery hospitals who don't realize their problems.
Gabrielle Taylor, 26 years old this year, is one of these girls.
Gabrielle lives in Manchester, England,
She used to be very satisfied with her appearance, until...The appearance of beauty tools made her discover that
Her appearance actually has a lot of room for improvement...
For example, she can become like this through beauty:
So, every six months she spends about 200 pounds to inject botox on her face and lips,
And when she finds that her breasts will become bigger in another software,
Now she has begun to prepare funds for her breast augmentation surgery...
The same is true for Emily Longden, 29 years old this year.
Emily, whose appearance is already very prominent, is a loyal fan of the Beauty APP.
She is addicted to constantly improving her true appearance and making herself closer to the photos after beauty.
Emily costs £175 per month for lip injections and botox injections.
But beauty camera will continue to "improve" her appearance and "urge" her to constantly pursue "perfection".
Now, she is getting closer and closer to her ideal self.
is just because she has undergone too many lip injections and can no longer perform local filling...
Independent editor Rosy Cherrington, who lives in London, has also turned herself into the appearance of a beauty camera.
Through a series of plastic surgery projects such as nose wing shrinking, lip augmentation, and face slimming, she is now almost the same as herself in the beauty camera...
...
and there are many such examples.
Dr. Massimiliano Marcellino from a famous plastic surgery hospital in London said that
Now, among every 15 patients who come to consult, 10 will take their beauty photos on Instagram or Snapchat for reference...
Matthew, a famous plastic surgeon in New York Schulman also said in an interview with the media:
For a long time, many young people aged 18-24 will seek plastic surgery solutions based on "I hope I will become better in selfies" .
But recently, as the Snapchat beauty special effects become more and more popular with the support of the celebrity effect,
has already found him with their beauty photos and asked him to help put them in the photo...
In response, Schulman strongly called on:
, friends, please stop taking the big-eyed lip-enhancing photos you have treated with beauty effects to ask us to take them! !
, especially those girls who are already pretty!
You may have a disease called "Snapchat Dysmorphia" (Snapchat addiction)! !
What is Snapchat Dysmorphia? The new term
is actually created by Dr. Schulman specifically for those who are always beautiful and beautiful, and treat the beauty of the beauty after taking photos.
. Dr. Schulman believes that this is a state that has been out of normal condition.
Renee, professor of psychology at Northwestern University, , USA Engeln has the same view on this:
"Before Snapchat and Instagram, only celebrity models in advertisements or magazines were edited for business needs, and audiences usually knew that these images were edited.
But social media changed that.
People began to not only put themselves into the perfect model image in the advertisements. By comparison, also began to compare her true self with the “self” posted on social media intentionally or unintentionally. The gap in
accumulates a little bit, and eventually makes people feel dissatisfied and stressed, and thus seek solutions to stress...
This is actually putting women who love beauty in real constraints, and
will make it more difficult for them to accept their true self.”
But, many people may not know...
The pictures taken on the mobile phone, even if there is no edited picture, it may not be what others think of us!
Under different focal length lenses, the appearance of the face is distorted...
Before, a photographer gave an example...
The same face, 20mm lens and 200mm lens...
This is also the same face at different focal lengths...
A facial plastic surgeon Boris Paskhover found through research that
is generally wide-angle lens because the front camera of a mobile phone is generally wide-angle lens. If you take a selfie too close to yourself, the width of the nose in the photo will increase by about 30%, and the tip of the nose will increase by 7% compared to reality
. In other words, even if the photo is not edited, the selfie lens of a mobile phone itself has distorted our appearance.
presents a picture that is not 100% true. Photos that are in line with our appearance.
is overly entangled in the details of facial features in selfies that have distorted selfies.
or over-worship of ourselves in the refined pictures.
may also cause us to suffer from "phantom ugliness".
is obstructed because of some small flaws on facial features that are not important to outsiders.
ignores the beauty of our overall facial features...
So,
with filters and fine-tuned photos is indeed refreshing,
(and some special effects are really fun...=.=!!)
But don't be addicted to those false and distorted "beauty",
and ignore our most natural state~
ref: https://www.huffingtonpost.in/2 018/02/25/snapchat-dysmorphia-points-to-a-troubling-new-trend-in-plastic-surgery_a_23370781/?utm_hp_ref=in-lifestyle
https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/1/17067176/se lfies-nose-jobs-plastic-surgery-rhinoplasty-wide-angle-distortion
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5103129/Selfie-obsessed-mother-spent-thousands-look-like-photos.html
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/selfie-mad-mum-spends-thousands-9757966
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's like the one in B612:
Wwwxr: Hehehe... I like to edit pictures, and I am very happy to see myself becoming beautiful after the refining. But I can still understand correctly. I definitely don't have the beauty of the photos. When I posted the photos, I told everyone that this is p. It doesn't look like this. Of course, there must be a gap in the face of such a gap, but I can still accept it, accept my true self, and live with the idea of making myself more beautiful.
彩彩彩彩彩: I'm early I just thought about it like this! I just thought about it again tonight!
Lipin: It's not a phantom, it's really ugly
Mango cream is very sweet pig: Ok! So my nose is smaller than the photo! Solved the case
JFermat: I can't accept the appearance I haven't repaired (.
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