This is one reason why I love watching old movies from the 70s 80s and 90s. It seems like people were allowed to have different appearances. Not every leading woman was model gorgeous and not every leading man was ripped. Actors were even allowed to be older! Now if you turn on newer shows and movies, especially GenZ shows like in The CW, you can barely tell anyone apart. Everyone’s face and body is perfect, bland, almost generic.
Recently thought same after seeing Tommy Lee Jones as the sexy lead in an 80s movie, pockmarks, receding hairline… would not be cast today. Same for much of music/bands, entertainment period.
Yes! The plot will have 2-3 blonde women, all tall with shoulder length hair with similar nose jobs and poofy lips. I can't even figure out who's who. they need to color code the outfits or something. no way to figure it out!
Can't a fabulous person just shine from the inside out? That's what I see in older movies, tho plastic surgery has been around forever. Marilyn Monroe had a her eyes and nose modified- but IMO past surguries weren't as intentionally exaggerated as now?
I miss the uniqueness of people's faces. Yea sure manufactured beauty is pretty and visually appealing but everyone looks like a different version of the same person. Faces are becoming ambiguous. Smiles, teeth, noses and their proportions look strange. It's not beautiful to me, people look like clones.
This is exactly why i stay somewhat “ugly” cos ultimately, i think it’s quite beautiful. I think people appreciate that i look human. Plus i think a lot of these IG face things are just trends. Just more invasive than, say, emo hair back in the mid 00s. Like oval faces have CLASSICALLY been the best face shape yet everyone is trying their best to get heart shaped and forgetting the facts that many face shapes and features are gorgeous - even thin lips. I was watching this porn the other day and the woman had the thinnest ass lips but she was STUNNING. It looked amazing on her and I bet she’s thought about filler but either her own intelligence or her doctors said “girl. NO.”
@@bettinagordon2348 it's so shocking. I mean nothing wrong with a white smile but why can't they be YOUR teeth?! I know this girl and she got a BBL and her teeth done and she looks so plastic it's sad.
It's not beautiful to me either, I don't think that it's aesthetic or harmonious on most people. Most of them don't even look human. The so called "imperfections" are what makes a face memorable, unique and imo prettier if they suit the rest of the face.
Remember Lauren Hutton? She was a very top model in her day and had a gap between her front teeth. She was gorgeous and still is at 78. Perfect is not always necessary to be stunning. And we should be so lucky to age as gracefully as she has.
Yes, she was and is very attractive. But not everyone can age gracefully like her. Some people have jowls, turkey wattle, thick eye bags, triple chin... and there's nothing graceful about those things.
Or Barbara Streisand who never "fixed" her nose. Barbara never conformed to superficial standards and she's very beautiful. Her handsome hubby James Brolin thinks so, too.
Do people who were breastfed longer as babies have smaller finer looking noses? My cousin sister was breastfed for 3 years by her mama and she still has the cutest little button nose!!!
this comparison is unfair, she was a supermodel and well, we are not. she has a tiny tooth gap but with or without she still is very conventionally attractive so of course she aged beautifully. this goes for paulina p too
I was a teen in the 80’s. Overplucked eybrows, certain makeup style and hair styles. Times change. Looks change. I can’t grow better eyebrows now, that ship has sailed. I don’t encourage permanent changes for young folks. Times and styles will change…..again and again.
not that you ask for my opinion but I have been using the shea mositure black castor oil on my eyebrows every other night have I have gotten a lot of hair back and they’re fuller. maybe took less than a year?
i was shocked to see my daughter-in-law's 16 yr old girl had the super thin brows. She's making a mistake. I know, cuz mine are super-blonde, too and there's almost nothing. If i wear makeup, I have to put some tan eye shadow on them so u can even tell I have brows!
To me the Instagram face is like… a heart shaped face with a long pointy chin, big lips but they all seem to have the top lip actually thicker than the bottom lip, really upswept eyes and eyebrows and then the small slightly upturned nose, hollowed out cheeks They ALL seem to have this face.
I’m triracial (black, Mexican, Japanese) so I actually do look like this, without the eyebrows. I have to say- it’s odd to see people walking around with features I used to be mocked for and told were ugly.
I think people focus too much on each feature individually. Anne Hathaway has a large nose, big teeth. Would anyone say she’s not beautiful? No. I think it would be terrible if she had her nose made smaller. Jennifer Grey basically lost her career by removing a small bump on her nose. She was basically unrecognizable. To anyone thinking of changing their face…. Tread lightly.
the problem wasnt the tiny bump, but the fact that she had a droopy tip. i doubt that ppl even noticed the bump. the removal of her droopy tip changed her whole face
I think it looks beautiful but at the same time we can't all look mixed. I wish we would allow ourselves to look along the lines of our own ethnic beauty, it's our differences that make us stand out!
The black community has one of the widest representations of beauty because we our umbrella is so huge as to who we include from Lupita N'yongo to Mariah Carey and Rashida Jones, Meghan Markle and everyone in between so we can do what we want but we can't escape the classification of black
IMO people confuse beauty with attractiveness. Assimetry can be sometimes the most interesting and most eye catching. The same happens with the lack of perfection, it can be the best thing. One thing is to accentuate or dissimulate something, but things take a weird turn when we start copy pasting the same procedures all over people's faces LOL. I mean, to each their own, because some people want to be unique and their own selves, and others only want to be like everybody else. It all comes down to what you want, perfection v/s realness and what's more beautiful to you.
Well said thank you. One of my teeth (the right latral incisor) is set back slightly and all my other teeth are straight. I used to hate it when I was younger because it made my smile imperfect,( just that one damn tooth ruining everything!! 😫😆) but as I've gotten older I've grown to love it and would never get braces to fix it. I feel like it gives my smile character.. someone once said I look like I was a squirrel in a past life and I really love that 🤣🐿
You know what...I have to agree with everything you just said, you make a great point here. I specially loved the words you used "and others only want to be like everybody else". It just dawned on me right this moment...even if I look hideous , I don't want to look like everybody else, I want to look like me. That's the same as trying to wear what everyone else is wearing, in my case, I only pick those trends I like and wish to try.
@@bratzboyz Please never say you think you're hideous LOL. Whe all have things we don't like about ourselves, both physical and emotional, and it's normal and sometimes good to change them (or at least to think about it). But we should never use those things as reasons to think we're hideous, or not good enough, or worse, to eventually hate ourselves. That's not OK.
I've decided to cut myself a break and age naturally, which doesn't mean letting myself go, it just means that I am not going to go through the expense and the pain in the futile effort to look forever young. I just want to let it be
Invest and focus on skincare and not make up, sunscreen, whole food diet, exercise, no drugs - then you’ll age slower and gracefully. All these young girls getting fillers/surgeries are adding years, and the older look desperate and trapped with a frozen face lol
This trend reminds me of the beauty RUclipsr peak where it looks awesome in pictures (particularly from the selfie camera which distorts facial proportions) but like a cake face in person. People have a tendency to look older, harsher, and over time their face literally balloons. I live in Dallas. The aesthetic here is to look like you have plastic surgery if you've had work done. PS- You'd be surprised the number of women who get a $5K boob job and have no idea that it won't last their lifetime.
Oh my god, no kidding! I just found out that most if not all of that stuff is not permanent, what a horrible let-down. Thank god I'm poor and could never pay for that.
They can last much longer now than earlier ones. Mine are saline, it’s been 6 years I think with no issues, I plan on getting them redone in the future because I would like to go a little larger due to weight gain and loss. But I plan on waiting awhile, my surgeon told me they can last much longer.
Bella Hadid always looks so beautiful in professional photographs, but I saw a picture of her where she was standing by a group of female fans signing autographs for them and she looked.... straannge.... I had really only seen her isolated or with other models, so seeing her next to naturally pretty fans was very surreal and she kind of looked like she was from another planet.
@@parissinclair6513 i demand to see that photo! Just kidding. But i really do want to see it. Would it be too much to ask for a link? Bella is always a mystery to me so im curious.
@@asteroth1986 Dissolving is not like a magic wand. You are often left with sagging and hollows, especially in the cheek area. Doctors have said my best bet is to just let them fade out naturally but it’s really frustrating. My face shape is totally different now
Yeah, it looks weird and unnatural in person. How often does a celebrity look great and so youthful in their filtered pictures, and then you see them on video and their faces are puffy and swollen looking. Their foreheads and upper lips don't move, and they look so . . . flat. And insincere when they smile. It's just sad.
I believe that there is an element of beauty in every woman of all ethnicities. Someone may not be considered to be a classic physical beauty to most people, but the most beautiful woman to someone else. I definitely think it’s true that men fall for looks and women fall for personality. Women find men more attractive, the more they like their personality.
It’s so strange because there was a time when people wanted a face of their moms and dads and their ethnic races.they wanted other people to identify their tribe based on their unique features.
Finally! Someone said it! The Golden Ratio is not pertinent to the face. You are my new favorite physician for addressing this. Signed, Another physician
I just love how us WOMEN feel the most pressure to fulfill this so called look. How often do women look at a man's face and expect this standard of beauty. Beauty is great and amazing to have, but I can not stand how the standard is not the same not expected in our culture. Just my thoughts, yall dont have to agree but men sure can get away with being ugly and fat and it's all ok.
Very often the very thing we don’t like about ourselves & want to change is the very thing that gives us our characteristically unique look. I may not be happy with my face but I also have no desire to surgically change it. I dislike when everyone starts looking the same.
I’ve been really disliking the look of the Instagram face, at one time it might’ve been very pretty but so many people have that specific look that they just look like clones now I really dislike the artificialness of these peoples faces it’s like you could tell they got their cheeks filled and it sticks out in a way disproportionate way, and also with the lips you could they had a lot of lip filler done or very obvious lip filler and sticks of out and looks bloated and fake, there’s also the really ridiculous tiny nose that’s also disproportionately wrong for the person, besides that the eyes look sometimes unnaturally lifted so that’s my two sense I guess, just stay natural and only get light work done that accentuates your face if you must get work done
Weston A. Price did a world tour of people eating their traditional diets. He found those eating an ancestrally appropriate diet were generally in much better health and looked more aesthetically pleasing than those who had adopted more Western foods. Funny how we turn to surgery and techniques to make us look far from what is in fact healthier for us, such as a broader nose, wider jaw.
The amount of plastic surgery and fillers I’ve seen in Miami is disturbing. And let me say-it’s not a good look in person. As others have said, your face loses structure and becomes more pillow-like in nature. And of course you lose what makes you unique and therefore truly beautiful. I don’t think the men notice, however 😂 Skinny waists with big butts, chests, and lips and they’re unfortunately none the wiser. I wish that if there was any trend within the plastic surgery/cosmetic procedure profession, it would be to refine certain features but still stay true to themselves rather than to radically transform their appearance.
I am a dancer in Miami and don’t get me started. The amount of bad plastic surgery I see here is atrocious. And a lot of these girls fly to Colombia for cheap plastic surgery, which baffles me since they make good money. They come back botched. The BBL craze is maddening here. I lived in nyc and la too. Miami by far has the most extreme plastic surgery fads I’ve seen
I think most people would do well to work on themselves instead of having work done. Nothing will ever make you happy if you aren't happy with yourself.
One of the most attractive features of the face is large eyes, however the women who have their cheeks inflated with fillers loose this stunning feature.
Actually, almond shaped eyes are more appealing on the majority of faces. There are exceptions, but only in certain types of very feminine faces. There are in-depth analyses about this aspect that exists in the widely held understanding of beauty. Cheers.
That’s because larger cheeks don’t suit them, so it looks unnatural and their faces look distorted and plastic. But there are many women with naturally full or high cheeks and small to medium sized eyes who are great beauties, for eg., Monica Bellucci, Raquel Welch, Catherine Zeta Jones, Claudia Schiffer, Claudia Cardinale, and so on. Also small, squinty eyes can be cute and youthful looking if it’s natural, for eg. Jennifer Lawrence.
When I was a kid in grade school people were talking about a universal person because races would disappear. I love the variety in humanity and would be sad to see a single face type. The current fads for very full lips, up slant to eyes etc will pass and something else will become the ideal.
I had done many things on my face and I'm very happy, the only thing I regret it's my nose. I had forehead and endoscopic brow lift one month ago and I'm very happy with the results, I feel fresh and beautiful, it wasn't a really big change but I feel younger than my nearly 44 years old! I work mostly night shift as nurse assistant and I was starting looking very tired, not anymore! ❤️❤️❤️
@@Piotynka I had fat transfer to my face many times as lucky me I haven't paid for it!😆. Everything had been very easy, I actually got fat transfer to my whole face, lips and chin 1 month ago.
@@Piotynka I'm doing the fat transfer from time to time just to maintain my skin younger, I'm almost 44. No, my face looks allways perfect after my fat transfer, no issues, but it depends of your Dr, your body etc.
@@rajaeelyousfi8867 thx anyway, i can't answer, I'm not a plastic surgeon 😅😅😅, you need to ask your surgeon, I don't think so or maybe, don't really know
This video is not about aging. It's about a trend, one that's mostly embraced by the young (a few older exceptions, like Madonna, though). A trend fueled by modern technologies. People look at the world through a virtual lens, now. Trends have always existed (Mona Lisa may not appeal to contemporary tastes, but she was the beauty trend of her time). However, today's trend is totally artificial, plastic and unrealistic. But the young don't know any better.
Because we’re hard-wired to want to maximize our attractiveness. When done right, surgery can help. The trick is getting it right. Aging naturally is great, but it’s not the only graceful way.
@@julesjaay822 People say "aging gracefully" to mean "aging graciously". Because there's nothing graceful about jowls, turkey wattle and fat pads under the eyes. Just as there's nothing graceful about botched surgery. Aging gracefully is not about surgery per se.
Happiness does not come from so-called beauty. It doesn’t. I get that some people need surgery but not just to look like the Kardashians. Crazy! Work on the inside folks! You don’t need to look like you’re 25 when you’re 60. A new face will make you happy for awhile and then you’re back to who you are. Plus, for young people changing their looks-what about your children? Are you going to see them as ugly? Good grief!
Agree,I had to get surgeries because of my cleft lip & palate but after 3 nose jobs I finally said: " leave it alone it's the best it's gonna get lol ".I finally accepted myself and my noticeable scars at 25 and just thank God for being given life. I feel deep empathy when I see physically beautiful (no necessities needed for surgeries) ppl ruin themselves by over doing plastic surgery because their looking on the outside for something that ultimately has to be found within.
Good questions from Ethan as usual. As a phenotypically black woman I am not totally against the ig face but I like how Dr M stressed that we need to judge faces individually or not judge so to speak lol anyway good video.
Every race has beauty, blending is racist telling us you can’t be white you can’t be black you have to be blended to fit in. I’m white and love my skin and my black friend said she loves her skin and you know what it works!
It used to be that an oval-shaped face was a sign of beauty. These days many people seem to want to have narrow faces, especially with a pointy chin. The problem with this is that in nature, a narrow face is a sign of malnourishment, not beauty, and still is. It means that the body didn't have enough nutrients and other essential materials while you were In Utero and in childhood to build the bone structure in the face and the rest of the body correctly. To me, this Instagram look is not particularly attractive. I prefer people who have a striking feature or a bit of asymmetry about them.
I love interesting faces, not necessarily perfect faces. I love that uniqueness and beautiful differences we all have. But I also understand why people tweak things. It’s rough out here lol!
What can make a beautiful face FIRST over what you SEE is to be a kind,sweet, empathetic & thoughtful human being. Sadly, very rarely are stunningly beautiful people also genuinely beautiful on the INside! A good example of a celebrities who have always been both physically beautiful and beautiful on the INside is Dolly Parton, and Princess Diana.
remember the cast of La Femme Nikita, the version with Peta Wilson? I'll never forget how beautiful everybody was. Everybody had something unique that was unforgettable to me. It was classy and timeless. I'm sure there could have been plastic surgery involved, which is fine, but individuality and maturity were the things that made it memorable to me, looks wise
@@cleopatrajones7096 Thats the American copy of this film. The original La Femme Nikita is nothing like this. It is disturbing, violent, romantic and FRENCH (most French ppl would not get plastic surgery at all).
@@id5girl Actually it was the American tv show. There was an American version of the film. I also saw the French version. Also in the Peta version, it was French Canadian and I don’t think anyone on that show was plastic. It’s just visually pleasing because of the fashion and handsome/pretty actors and the music was for the most part original.
I find the whole trend very disturbing. We are each born unique and "beauty" is just a social construct that varies enormously over time and cultures. It dictates the "rules" and sticks people into an unrealistically narrow box. I love individual differences or even peculiarities, but despise the cookie cutter mentality that plagues our current culture. Instead of rising above the pubescent human need to conform and belong, thanks to the dictates of filters and social media, it is stifling our growth and individuality. We are gifted with "consciousness", yet simply follow like sheep.
I have the Xmas pud curve face, petitt pois eyes and small thin lips always have and always will. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder thank goodness. I'm 50 this year (25 mentally) . surely people know that filters have been used when they see you at 8 am in the morning on the high street. Funny how it's accepted as being normal and no one goes christ you look different to those pictures you've been posting
You see some of these people in real life and it is so sad how they ruin their natural looks with all the little ongoing manipulations that they believe is staving off aging and "preventing" wrinkles and sagging. I truly feel bad for them because their crisis will only deepen with time as they age. There will be a heckuva lot of Jocelyn Wildenstein look-a-likes in the years to come.
I love your common sense approach. I think our 'ideal' of beauty is pretty individual. For instance, the most attractive male face to me always seems to conform to one of my first crushes; Pete Deuel, so wide set eyes, long slim nose, wide jawline and i think i mentally superimposed that 'grid' on men that i looked to get to know throughout my youth. I guess it also speaks of the fact that we see people now (online) way before we meet them, as the most individual measure of what we all find attractive is pheromonal, and we can only experience that face to face. Sometimes the person that you see as gorgeous and perfect is a pheromonal clash. x
i'm sorry but you totally misunderstood the concept of golden ratio. its about ratios and not just laying the graphics which explain these concepts over photos.. the golden ratio has been applied to many characteristics of attractiveness (ratios between distances/sizes of certain facial features, ratios in the body shape etc.)
My grandmother told us repeatedly that “ beauty comes from your soul first”, and “ slap on some lipstick and get on out there”😂. In her day botulism was something they feared from a can. She must be hysterical in heaven seeing people inject it into their heads 🤣🤣🤣
I love that we all have different faces it makes being human fun and interesting. There’s all types of beautiful faces we don’t want to look the same. I’m 38 and I think my lines make me sexy!
Beauty standards are constantly changing and subjective. For examples, big lips were considered undesirable in the 1920s. And if you look closely at the Mona Lisa, you will see she looks very masculine. At the time, it was usually men who played women on stage and posed for art. If you look closely at many of the Renaissance paintings, you will notice the women look like men with breasts. Also, they say it may have been either one of Da Vinci's lovers that inspired the Mona Lisa or it may even have been Da Vinci himself who posed for the portrait.
Mona Lisa was just a normal woman whose family wanted a portrait of her. She wasn't a model or muse back then! Why do people keep thinking this? It was because of who the artist is is why we see her everywhere.
@@chocolatecharley99 Thank you for explaining this As an art school grad (many art histories) and tourist (have actually seen the real), it is as you have said. Mona wasn't even her name lol
This is a bit late, things are changing, we live in a post fashion era now and the ig face is definitely out - uniqueness and expressing one’s own creativity is coming in strong.
i like to give the benefit of the doubt that these women look better in person and that plastic surgery etc is addicting just like some get one tattoo and before you know it they get 20 more
Joey, You are right. My plastic surgeon asked me if I'd seen a very pretty woman on my way to his exam room. I had. She was beautiful. He said she had six operations on her face and wanted more because she still found faults.
I think the “small nose movement” is unattractive for many people. Often the nose we were born with looks balanced with the rest of the face, whether or not there is a bump or a bit of bulbousness. Get over it. We are so insecure and changing our faces won’t help?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Unfortunately, in today's society, it's based on technology and not reality. God made us the way we are for a reason. I appreciate very old art, Renoir and Michaelangelo really stood out to me. Beauty standards were so much different then, full figured was desirable before technology came along and honestly ruined a lot of things. I dare kids these days open up a book or visit a museum.
Not every woman has this look some of us are still natural ! Prob cause we can’t afford it but also cause I don’t want to look like everyone else I want to look like me ☺️
Same with the BBL trend. It may be popular now (but already seems to be dwindling), but in a few years, these people will remain totally disfigured with essentially an unnatural diaper butt with no financial means to correct it and will turn into a laughingstock. It's a sad situation.
in the early days of silent films Lillian Gish wrote in her autobiography what was considered 'beautiful', what photographed 'beautiful'. First these early stars were tiny..barely over 5 ft. flat chested, no waistline, slim hips. Little nose and large wide open eyes, the perfect mouth was a 'rosebud' not to be larger than your eye! you can see in early film how more generous mouths had a cosmetically drawn lip line ...full but but tiny...not wide at all. Brown/ v dark eyes photographed better and were deemed more expressive the mid to later 20s changed again the ideal beauty standard. Eyebrows were thin or 'natural.
I think it’s sad that now people think they need to add a filter to their photos, and even sadder that they then feel the need to look like that filter. I just don’t get it. If you add a filter, that changes the beauty in whatever it was you took a photo of. That means those things aren’t good enough as they are, that they need to be ‘perfected’. I never add filters or edit any of my photos. I want the things I take photos of to actually look like they did when I saw them. Like, why would I add a filter to a selfie with my dog? He’s perfection the way he is, and I want to always remember him like that, and I want to see me like that, acne and all.
*Some people look cookie-cutter with all that work. Everyone should embrace their Own Unique, Individual Beauty. By the way, YOU, YES, YOUUUU READING THIS ARE GORGEOUS.* 💐🌻🌼
That wired thing is so cringe….that is not how you use the golden ratio lol. It’s the proportions and placement according to the numbers not drawing a whole dang rectangle on someone’s face.
This has gotten to be like when the Nazis came up with perfect Aryan features. Screw individuality, this is what the perfect person looks like. It’s sick.
Then they likely have BOTH black and white in them. They're possibly biracial, but certainly mixed- they're neither only black nor only white. :) I'm mixed, so I can always tell when someone else is mixed almost instantly. Even with spray tan and surgery, I can still tell if someone is white.
This is one reason why I love watching old movies from the 70s 80s and 90s. It seems like people were allowed to have different appearances. Not every leading woman was model gorgeous and not every leading man was ripped. Actors were even allowed to be older! Now if you turn on newer shows and movies, especially GenZ shows like in The CW, you can barely tell anyone apart. Everyone’s face and body is perfect, bland, almost generic.
Recently thought same after seeing Tommy Lee Jones as the sexy lead in an 80s movie, pockmarks, receding hairline… would not be cast today. Same for much of music/bands, entertainment period.
@@scorpleeon Ha ha, or Chevy Chase in those Vacation movies. Now we have sexy 30 year old dad bods.
I mean to be fair only male actors were allowed to grow old. It’s always an older male with a young attraction woman
Yes! The plot will have 2-3 blonde women, all tall with shoulder length hair with similar nose jobs and poofy lips. I can't even figure out who's who. they need to color code the outfits or something. no way to figure it out!
Can't a fabulous person just shine from the inside out? That's what I see in older movies, tho plastic surgery has been around forever. Marilyn Monroe had a her eyes and nose modified- but IMO past surguries weren't as intentionally exaggerated as now?
I miss the uniqueness of people's faces. Yea sure manufactured beauty is pretty and visually appealing but everyone looks like a different version of the same person. Faces are becoming ambiguous. Smiles, teeth, noses and their proportions look strange. It's not beautiful to me, people look like clones.
This is exactly why i stay somewhat “ugly” cos ultimately, i think it’s quite beautiful. I think people appreciate that i look human. Plus i think a lot of these IG face things are just trends. Just more invasive than, say, emo hair back in the mid 00s. Like oval faces have CLASSICALLY been the best face shape yet everyone is trying their best to get heart shaped and forgetting the facts that many face shapes and features are gorgeous - even thin lips. I was watching this porn the other day and the woman had the thinnest ass lips but she was STUNNING. It looked amazing on her and I bet she’s thought about filler but either her own intelligence or her doctors said “girl. NO.”
Agree. That’s why I prefer English actors, celebrities because they are for the most imperfect, especially the teeth. No blinding whiteness there.
@@bettinagordon2348 it's so shocking. I mean nothing wrong with a white smile but why can't they be YOUR teeth?! I know this girl and she got a BBL and her teeth done and she looks so plastic it's sad.
This supposed idea of "perfection" or an ideal we're seeing on IG, I find utterly boring actually, some bordering or creepy.
It's not beautiful to me either, I don't think that it's aesthetic or harmonious on most people. Most of them don't even look human. The so called "imperfections" are what makes a face memorable, unique and imo prettier if they suit the rest of the face.
Remember Lauren Hutton? She was a very top model in her day and had a gap between her front teeth. She was gorgeous and still is at 78. Perfect is not always necessary to be stunning. And we should be so lucky to age as gracefully as she has.
Yes, she was and is very attractive. But not everyone can age gracefully like her. Some people have jowls, turkey wattle, thick eye bags, triple chin... and there's nothing graceful about those things.
Or Barbara Streisand who never "fixed" her nose. Barbara never conformed to superficial standards and she's very beautiful. Her handsome hubby James Brolin thinks so, too.
Beautiful woman! Interestingly, in West Africa, a tooth gap is considered a sign of beauty.
Do people who were breastfed longer as babies have smaller finer looking noses? My cousin sister was breastfed for 3 years by her mama and she still has the cutest little button nose!!!
this comparison is unfair, she was a supermodel and well, we are not. she has a tiny tooth gap but with or without she still is very conventionally attractive so of course she aged beautifully. this goes for paulina p too
Every woman literally looks the same on social media. Like a constipated cat.
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Constipated cat? Good job. Funny
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I was a teen in the 80’s. Overplucked eybrows, certain makeup style and hair styles. Times change. Looks change. I can’t grow better eyebrows now, that ship has sailed. I don’t encourage permanent changes for young folks. Times and styles will change…..again and again.
So true. You can use rogaine btw to bring back over plucked eyebrows I've heard, or an eyebrow implant. :)
not that you ask for my opinion but I have been using the shea mositure black castor oil on my eyebrows every other night have I have gotten a lot of hair back and they’re fuller. maybe took less than a year?
i was shocked to see my daughter-in-law's 16 yr old girl had the super thin brows. She's making a mistake. I know, cuz mine are super-blonde, too and there's almost nothing. If i wear makeup, I have to put some tan eye shadow on them so u can even tell I have brows!
Latisse grows back those areas- wish there was more for hair on your full head-
Me too! Born in 1970 :) Still my favorite era / decade-
I have always thought Mona Lisa was pretty weird-looking!
I agree! I would never call her “beautiful”, per se.
Yes! Tiny squinty eyes, and miserable looking as well 😄
I agree.
European nobles have no eyebrows or hairs because they use too much makeup with mercury.
To me the Instagram face is like… a heart shaped face with a long pointy chin, big lips but they all seem to have the top lip actually thicker than the bottom lip, really upswept eyes and eyebrows and then the small slightly upturned nose, hollowed out cheeks
They ALL seem to have this face.
I’m triracial (black, Mexican, Japanese) so I actually do look like this, without the eyebrows. I have to say- it’s odd to see people walking around with features I used to be mocked for and told were ugly.
@@oloreleiz Mexican isn't a race lol.
@@clownbag no we can't agree, because there are many different races in the human race.
I think people focus too much on each feature individually. Anne Hathaway has a large nose, big teeth. Would anyone say she’s not beautiful? No. I think it would be terrible if she had her nose made smaller. Jennifer Grey basically lost her career by removing a small bump on her nose. She was basically unrecognizable. To anyone thinking of changing their face…. Tread lightly.
Good advice
the problem wasnt the tiny bump, but the fact that she had a droopy tip. i doubt that ppl even noticed the bump. the removal of her droopy tip changed her whole face
And greys nose wasn’t one nose job. At least two
Anne Hathaway has big nose ? 🤨
@@ElusiveEyes Exactly what I was thinking
I think it looks beautiful but at the same time we can't all look mixed. I wish we would allow ourselves to look along the lines of our own ethnic beauty, it's our differences that make us stand out!
We're all going to look whiter. He's not being honest. I see it happening now. Whiter looking mixed people
The black community has one of the widest representations of beauty because we our umbrella is so huge as to who we include from Lupita N'yongo to Mariah Carey and Rashida Jones, Meghan Markle and everyone in between so we can do what we want but we can't escape the classification of black
I don’t use instagrams filters and don’t watch people on IG. I feel liberated.
IMO people confuse beauty with attractiveness. Assimetry can be sometimes the most interesting and most eye catching. The same happens with the lack of perfection, it can be the best thing. One thing is to accentuate or dissimulate something, but things take a weird turn when we start copy pasting the same procedures all over people's faces LOL. I mean, to each their own, because some people want to be unique and their own selves, and others only want to be like everybody else. It all comes down to what you want, perfection v/s realness and what's more beautiful to you.
Excellent comment.
Could not agree with you more!
Well said thank you. One of my teeth (the right latral incisor) is set back slightly and all my other teeth are straight. I used to hate it when I was younger because it made my smile imperfect,( just that one damn tooth ruining everything!! 😫😆) but as I've gotten older I've grown to love it and would never get braces to fix it. I feel like it gives my smile character.. someone once said I look like I was a squirrel in a past life and I really love that 🤣🐿
You know what...I have to agree with everything you just said, you make a great point here. I specially loved the words you used "and others only want to be like everybody else". It just dawned on me right this moment...even if I look hideous , I don't want to look like everybody else, I want to look like me. That's the same as trying to wear what everyone else is wearing, in my case, I only pick those trends I like and wish to try.
@@bratzboyz Please never say you think you're hideous LOL. Whe all have things we don't like about ourselves, both physical and emotional, and it's normal and sometimes good to change them (or at least to think about it). But we should never use those things as reasons to think we're hideous, or not good enough, or worse, to eventually hate ourselves. That's not OK.
I've decided to cut myself a break and age naturally, which doesn't mean letting myself go, it just means that I am not going to go through the expense and the pain in the futile effort to look forever young. I just want to let it be
Invest and focus on skincare and not make up, sunscreen, whole food diet, exercise, no drugs - then you’ll age slower and gracefully. All these young girls getting fillers/surgeries are adding years, and the older look desperate and trapped with a frozen face lol
Hear, hear!
Looking forever young isn’t possible. Aging gracefully cost money lol
Same
I’ll be 42 next month, and am happily on the same road.
This trend reminds me of the beauty RUclipsr peak where it looks awesome in pictures (particularly from the selfie camera which distorts facial proportions) but like a cake face in person. People have a tendency to look older, harsher, and over time their face literally balloons. I live in Dallas. The aesthetic here is to look like you have plastic surgery if you've had work done. PS- You'd be surprised the number of women who get a $5K boob job and have no idea that it won't last their lifetime.
Oh my god, no kidding! I just found out that most if not all of that stuff is not permanent, what a horrible let-down. Thank god I'm poor and could never pay for that.
They can last much longer now than earlier ones. Mine are saline, it’s been 6 years I think with no issues, I plan on getting them redone in the future because I would like to go a little larger due to weight gain and loss. But I plan on waiting awhile, my surgeon told me they can last much longer.
@@kawag6356 I think it's 10 years
@@kawag6356 that's great. You'll still need another!
@@kawag6356 I had saline to in 79 until one broke in 2017
It’s not a good look in person. I had to take a three year break from filler and Im still not back to normal.
Bella Hadid always looks so beautiful in professional photographs, but I saw a picture of her where she was standing by a group of female fans signing autographs for them and she looked.... straannge.... I had really only seen her isolated or with other models, so seeing her next to naturally pretty fans was very surreal and she kind of looked like she was from another planet.
@@parissinclair6513 i demand to see that photo! Just kidding. But i really do want to see it. Would it be too much to ask for a link? Bella is always a mystery to me so im curious.
If it’s issues with filler, why haven’t you had it dissolved?????
@@asteroth1986 Dissolving is not like a magic wand. You are often left with sagging and hollows, especially in the cheek area. Doctors have said my best bet is to just let them fade out naturally but it’s really frustrating. My face shape is totally different now
Yeah, it looks weird and unnatural in person. How often does a celebrity look great and so youthful in their filtered pictures, and then you see them on video and their faces are puffy and swollen looking. Their foreheads and upper lips don't move, and they look so . . . flat. And insincere when they smile. It's just sad.
This is really a much deeper issue in that this entire culture is being groomed to discourage individuality on every level not only physical
I believe that there is an element of beauty in every woman of all ethnicities. Someone may not be considered to be a classic physical beauty to most people, but the most beautiful woman to someone else. I definitely think it’s true that men fall for looks and women fall for personality. Women find men more attractive, the more they like their personality.
Sucks to be a woman then
Madonna is an example of an out of proportion person, from head to toes
I think we're about to do an update video on her!
It’s so strange because there was a time when people wanted a face of their moms and dads and their ethnic races.they wanted other people to identify their tribe based on their unique features.
This is not good too
Finally! Someone said it! The Golden Ratio is not pertinent to the face. You are my new favorite physician for addressing this.
Signed,
Another physician
I just love how us WOMEN feel the most pressure to fulfill this so called look. How often do women look at a man's face and expect this standard of beauty. Beauty is great and amazing to have, but I can not stand how the standard is not the same not expected in our culture. Just my thoughts, yall dont have to agree but men sure can get away with being ugly and fat and it's all ok.
Everybody knows that. Old
Very often the very thing we don’t like about ourselves & want to change is the very thing that gives us our characteristically unique look. I may not be happy with my face but I also have no desire to surgically change it. I dislike when everyone starts looking the same.
I’ve been really disliking the look of the Instagram face, at one time it might’ve been very pretty but so many people have that specific look that they just look like clones now I really dislike the artificialness of these peoples faces it’s like you could tell they got their cheeks filled and it sticks out in a way disproportionate way, and also with the lips you could they had a lot of lip filler done or very obvious lip filler and sticks of out and looks bloated and fake, there’s also the really ridiculous tiny nose that’s also disproportionately wrong for the person, besides that the eyes look sometimes unnaturally lifted so that’s my two sense I guess, just stay natural and only get light work done that accentuates your face if you must get work done
Weston A. Price did a world tour of people eating their traditional diets. He found those eating an ancestrally appropriate diet were generally in much better health and looked more aesthetically pleasing than those who had adopted more Western foods. Funny how we turn to surgery and techniques to make us look far from what is in fact healthier for us, such as a broader nose, wider jaw.
I'm on the carnivore diet when I'm not water fasting. It has been life changing.
@@misskay6831 Brilliant! Keep at it as your health allows. ❤
I'm pretty bored with celebrity faces all looking the same. Truthfully I can't tell most influencers apart anymore
Doctors need to say no sometimes. No matter who you are.
I’ll never change my face no matter what society deems popular. I’m happy at 48!
The amount of plastic surgery and fillers I’ve seen in Miami is disturbing. And let me say-it’s not a good look in person. As others have said, your face loses structure and becomes more pillow-like in nature. And of course you lose what makes you unique and therefore truly beautiful. I don’t think the men notice, however 😂 Skinny waists with big butts, chests, and lips and they’re unfortunately none the wiser. I wish that if there was any trend within the plastic surgery/cosmetic procedure profession, it would be to refine certain features but still stay true to themselves rather than to radically transform their appearance.
I am a dancer in Miami and don’t get me started. The amount of bad plastic surgery I see here is atrocious. And a lot of these girls fly to Colombia for cheap plastic surgery, which baffles me since they make good money. They come back botched. The BBL craze is maddening here. I lived in nyc and la too. Miami by far has the most extreme plastic surgery fads I’ve seen
That was supposed to be the point. Not putting filler in your face in your 20s. It was created to replace lost volume in aging faces
I think most people would do well to work on themselves instead of having work done. Nothing will ever make you happy if you aren't happy with yourself.
One of the most attractive features of the face is large eyes, however the women who have their cheeks inflated with fillers loose this stunning feature.
That always baffles me. Don’t make your eyes squinty, not attractive.
Actually, almond shaped eyes are more appealing on the majority of faces. There are exceptions, but only in certain types of very feminine faces. There are in-depth analyses about this aspect that exists in the widely held understanding of beauty. Cheers.
That’s because larger cheeks don’t suit them, so it looks unnatural and their faces look distorted and plastic. But there are many women with naturally full or high cheeks and small to medium sized eyes who are great beauties, for eg., Monica Bellucci, Raquel Welch, Catherine Zeta Jones, Claudia Schiffer, Claudia Cardinale, and so on. Also small, squinty eyes can be cute and youthful looking if it’s natural, for eg. Jennifer Lawrence.
Different eye shapes are beautiful in their own way and suit different faces
When I was a kid in grade school people were talking about a universal person because races would disappear. I love the variety in humanity and would be sad to see a single face type. The current fads for very full lips, up slant to eyes etc will pass and something else will become the ideal.
The changes from cosmetic surgery are not passed down through genes. Thank God!
Love your videos and how you are so good at picking the right words at describing the situation. 😊Thank you!!!
He is a hater as well as his obnoxious gay assistant
I had done many things on my face and I'm very happy, the only thing I regret it's my nose. I had forehead and endoscopic brow lift one month ago and I'm very happy with the results, I feel fresh and beautiful, it wasn't a really big change but I feel younger than my nearly 44 years old! I work mostly night shift as nurse assistant and I was starting looking very tired, not anymore! ❤️❤️❤️
@@Piotynka I had fat transfer to my face many times as lucky me I haven't paid for it!😆. Everything had been very easy, I actually got fat transfer to my whole face, lips and chin 1 month ago.
@@Piotynka I'm doing the fat transfer from time to time just to maintain my skin younger, I'm almost 44. No, my face looks allways perfect after my fat transfer, no issues, but it depends of your Dr, your body etc.
You are the perfect example of pillowface and you don't seem.fresh but unnatural and older
Yeah you look good but does fat transfer migrate?
@@rajaeelyousfi8867 thx anyway, i can't answer, I'm not a plastic surgeon 😅😅😅, you need to ask your surgeon, I don't think so or maybe, don't really know
I dont think many people tell their surgeons that they want to look like Mona Lisa!
Haha good one
My mom calls it the orangutan face
😂😂😂
My husband calls it that too 😂
@@Chibi_Sashi they’re not wrong, the similarities are unfortunately uncanny!
I just love this guy! He’s the perfect personality to be a surgeon haha. Very calm and knowledgeable.
Why can’t we just respect nature and age gracefully.
This video is not about aging. It's about a trend, one that's mostly embraced by the young (a few older exceptions, like Madonna, though). A trend fueled by modern technologies. People look at the world through a virtual lens, now.
Trends have always existed (Mona Lisa may not appeal to contemporary tastes, but she was the beauty trend of her time). However, today's trend is totally artificial, plastic and unrealistic. But the young don't know any better.
We can if we want
Because we’re hard-wired to want to maximize our attractiveness. When done right, surgery can help. The trick is getting it right. Aging naturally is great, but it’s not the only graceful way.
Fuck that
@@julesjaay822 People say "aging gracefully" to mean "aging graciously". Because there's nothing graceful about jowls, turkey wattle and fat pads under the eyes. Just as there's nothing graceful about botched surgery.
Aging gracefully is not about surgery per se.
The characteristics of the face and uniqueness is what is beautiful. The perfect plastic surgery face is boring.
Happiness does not come from so-called beauty. It doesn’t. I get that some people need surgery but not just to look like the Kardashians. Crazy! Work on the inside folks! You don’t need to look like you’re 25 when you’re 60. A new face will make you happy for awhile and then you’re back to who you are. Plus, for young people changing their looks-what about your children? Are you going to see them as ugly? Good grief!
Agree,I had to get surgeries because of my cleft lip & palate but after 3 nose jobs I finally said: " leave it alone it's the best it's gonna get lol ".I finally accepted myself and my noticeable scars at 25 and just thank God for being given life. I feel deep empathy when I see physically beautiful (no necessities needed for surgeries) ppl ruin themselves by over doing plastic surgery because their looking on the outside for something that ultimately has to be found within.
Good questions from Ethan as usual. As a phenotypically black woman I am not totally against the ig face but I like how Dr M stressed that we need to judge faces individually or not judge so to speak lol anyway good video.
"The OMG face!" 😅
Personally, I find little quirky imperfections extremely attractive.
This reminds me of the episode of twilight zone where everyone looked exactly the same.
I’ll take #3 please
I laughed SO HARD at Jack Nicholson and Nicholas Cage with the Golden Ratio applied!!
Sad, these people are looking like walking clones not in a good way.
It’s weird.
Every race has beauty, blending is racist telling us you can’t be white you can’t be black you have to be blended to fit in. I’m white and love my skin and my black friend said she loves her skin and you know what it works!
It used to be that an oval-shaped face was a sign of beauty. These days many people seem to want to have narrow faces, especially with a pointy chin. The problem with this is that in nature, a narrow face is a sign of malnourishment, not beauty, and still is. It means that the body didn't have enough nutrients and other essential materials while you were In Utero and in childhood to build the bone structure in the face and the rest of the body correctly. To me, this Instagram look is not particularly attractive. I prefer people who have a striking feature or a bit of asymmetry about them.
I love interesting faces, not necessarily perfect faces. I love that uniqueness and beautiful differences we all have. But I also understand why people tweak things. It’s rough out here lol!
What can make a beautiful face FIRST over what you SEE is to be a kind,sweet, empathetic & thoughtful human being. Sadly, very rarely are stunningly beautiful people also genuinely beautiful on the INside! A good example of a celebrities who have always been both physically beautiful and beautiful on the INside is Dolly Parton, and Princess Diana.
remember the cast of La Femme Nikita, the version with Peta Wilson? I'll never forget how beautiful everybody was. Everybody had something unique that was unforgettable to me. It was classy and timeless. I'm sure there could have been plastic surgery involved, which is fine, but individuality and maturity were the things that made it memorable to me, looks wise
I thought Peta Wilson was fascinating!
Loved that show. And you’re right!! Michael was so beautiful to me. And Peta. The fashion, the music, the storyline…
Oh wow yeah haven't thought about this show In years. She was stunning!!
@@cleopatrajones7096 Thats the American copy of this film. The original La Femme Nikita is nothing like this. It is disturbing, violent, romantic and FRENCH (most French ppl would not get plastic surgery at all).
@@id5girl Actually it was the American tv show. There was an American version of the film. I also saw the French version. Also in the Peta version, it was French Canadian and I don’t think anyone on that show was plastic. It’s just visually pleasing because of the fashion and handsome/pretty actors and the music was for the most part original.
People are risking their lives to be beautiful but what they don't realize is that they already are 🤔
Since I tried filters I started to consider a rhinoplasty …. Before filters I’ve never thought about it.
Filters are very, very toxic for self image
I think this is relatively common!
@@emmaphilo4049 100%
The trend may look good on IG but in real life not so much.
I find the whole trend very disturbing. We are each born unique and "beauty" is just a social construct that varies enormously over time and cultures. It dictates the "rules" and sticks people into an unrealistically narrow box. I love individual differences or even peculiarities, but despise the cookie cutter mentality that plagues our current culture. Instead of rising above the pubescent human need to conform and belong, thanks to the dictates of filters and social media, it is stifling our growth and individuality. We are gifted with "consciousness", yet simply follow like sheep.
I have the Xmas pud curve face, petitt pois eyes and small thin lips always have and always will. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder thank goodness. I'm 50 this year (25 mentally) . surely people know that filters have been used when they see you at 8 am in the morning on the high street. Funny how it's accepted as being normal and no one goes christ you look different to those pictures you've been posting
You see some of these people in real life and it is so sad how they ruin their natural looks with all the little ongoing manipulations that they believe is staving off aging and "preventing" wrinkles and sagging. I truly feel bad for them because their crisis will only deepen with time as they age. There will be a heckuva lot of Jocelyn Wildenstein look-a-likes in the years to come.
@@WH2012 interesting to see how they age
I love your common sense approach. I think our 'ideal' of beauty is pretty individual. For instance, the most attractive male face to me always seems to conform to one of my first crushes; Pete Deuel, so wide set eyes, long slim nose, wide jawline and i think i mentally superimposed that 'grid' on men that i looked to get to know throughout my youth. I guess it also speaks of the fact that we see people now (online) way before we meet them, as the most individual measure of what we all find attractive is pheromonal, and we can only experience that face to face. Sometimes the person that you see as gorgeous and perfect is a pheromonal clash. x
i'm sorry but you totally misunderstood the concept of golden ratio. its about ratios and not just laying the graphics which explain these concepts over photos.. the golden ratio has been applied to many characteristics of attractiveness (ratios between distances/sizes of certain facial features, ratios in the body shape etc.)
Hahah I just said this THANK YOU. my artist self is cringing
but also golden ratio only applies to white people
@@naurrrre no
Check out the Qoves studio channel. It covers facial geometry etc in detail.
Talking of beautiful faces, hi Gary👍😜
My grandmother told us repeatedly that “ beauty comes from your soul first”, and “ slap on some lipstick and get on out there”😂. In her day botulism was something they feared from a can. She must be hysterical in heaven seeing people inject it into their heads 🤣🤣🤣
Hilarious!!! Loved this.
LOL I can’t with the sound effect with the “OMG face” description. 🤣
It freaked me out!
😂
I love that we all have different faces it makes being human fun and interesting. There’s all types of beautiful faces we don’t want to look the same. I’m 38 and I think my lines make me sexy!
Beauty standards are constantly changing and subjective. For examples, big lips were considered undesirable in the 1920s. And if you look closely at the Mona Lisa, you will see she looks very masculine. At the time, it was usually men who played women on stage and posed for art. If you look closely at many of the Renaissance paintings, you will notice the women look like men with breasts. Also, they say it may have been either one of Da Vinci's lovers that inspired the Mona Lisa or it may even have been Da Vinci himself who posed for the portrait.
Mona Lisa was just a normal woman whose family wanted a portrait of her. She wasn't a model or muse back then! Why do people keep thinking this? It was because of who the artist is is why we see her everywhere.
@@chocolatecharley99 Thank you for explaining this As an art school grad (many art histories) and tourist (have actually seen the real), it is as you have said. Mona wasn't even her name lol
For me…The first pillow face celebrity was lil Kim
This is a bit late, things are changing, we live in a post fashion era now and the ig face is definitely out - uniqueness and expressing one’s own creativity is coming in strong.
Love this, the filters weird me out.
I love his intellectual perspective on beauty and its evolution. What’s your sign Dr. Motykie-Aquarius, Taurus?
I honestly think all faces are beautiful
i like to give the benefit of the doubt that these women look better in person and that plastic surgery etc is addicting just like some get one tattoo and before you know it they get 20 more
Joey, You are right. My plastic surgeon asked me if I'd seen a very pretty woman on my way to his exam room. I had. She was beautiful. He said she had six operations on her face and wanted more because she still found faults.
I think the “small nose movement” is unattractive for many people. Often the nose we were born with looks balanced with the rest of the face, whether or not there is a bump or a bit of bulbousness. Get over it. We are so insecure and changing our faces won’t help?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Unfortunately, in today's society, it's based on technology and not reality. God made us the way we are for a reason. I appreciate very old art, Renoir and Michaelangelo really stood out to me. Beauty standards were so much different then, full figured was desirable before technology came along and honestly ruined a lot of things. I dare kids these days open up a book or visit a museum.
I simply wouldn't feel like myself anymore. Perhaps some unfortunate people lack a sense of self.
Not every woman has this look some of us are still natural ! Prob cause we can’t afford it but also cause I don’t want to look like everyone else I want to look like me ☺️
Have you seen Madonna lately? She can’t even open her eyes fully…it looks so weird. She now has the instagram face - not attractive!
Uniqueness is beautiful. Natural faces are beautiful. IG faces are terrifying.
It's beautiful to be different! Why do you want to look like everyone else?
I’ve seen people in person with the giant cheek bones and all that and it doesn’t look normal it’s only good for photography
Imagine when Instagram, like MySpace, loses popularity and dies off....these people will be stuck with Instagram faces. 😳
Exactly
Insta ghoul
It can't happen soon enough, imho. It's one of the worst eras ever.
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Same with the BBL trend. It may be popular now (but already seems to be dwindling), but in a few years, these people will remain totally disfigured with essentially an unnatural diaper butt with no financial means to correct it and will turn into a laughingstock. It's a sad situation.
I drove by your office the other day, on sunset! It was fun bc I have watched a bunch of your videos. I live not far outside LA.
in the early days of silent films Lillian Gish wrote in her autobiography what was considered 'beautiful', what photographed 'beautiful'.
First these early stars were tiny..barely over 5 ft. flat chested, no waistline, slim hips. Little nose and large wide open eyes, the perfect mouth was a 'rosebud'
not to be larger than your eye!
you can see in early film how more generous mouths had a cosmetically drawn lip line ...full but but tiny...not wide at all.
Brown/ v dark eyes photographed better and were deemed more expressive
the mid to later 20s changed again the ideal beauty standard.
Eyebrows were thin or 'natural.
What I need to know is WHO in the world kept operating on Madonna??????
Okay! So that's the Instagram face.
The recent National Geographic cover is interesting. Have you seen the 1993 article/cover from Time magazine regarding a composite of ethnic features?
As long as we don't get as obsessed with spirals as in Junji Ito's manga Uzumaki I think we are good.
I think it’s sad that now people think they need to add a filter to their photos, and even sadder that they then feel the need to look like that filter.
I just don’t get it. If you add a filter, that changes the beauty in whatever it was you took a photo of. That means those things aren’t good enough as they are, that they need to be ‘perfected’.
I never add filters or edit any of my photos. I want the things I take photos of to actually look like they did when I saw them. Like, why would I add a filter to a selfie with my dog? He’s perfection the way he is, and I want to always remember him like that, and I want to see me like that, acne and all.
Mona Lisa is likely Leonardo's self portrait if he was a woman. Intriguing smile but not beautiful.
No. Just a normal girl whose family wanted a portrait. She was not a model nor muse. Just a normal girl. It's not that deep
There’s a documentary where they found the woman who she was painted for, her name was Lisa del Giocondo.
*Some people look cookie-cutter with all that work. Everyone should embrace their Own Unique, Individual Beauty. By the way, YOU, YES, YOUUUU READING THIS ARE GORGEOUS.* 💐🌻🌼
Thank you! You are gorgeous too! Have a lovely day!💞💜
Great video! - Well explained.
Dr. Gary is aging like FINE wine...
Very fascinating subject.
Thank you for watching!
Gary, can you tell us more the plastic surgeries you went through?
I haven't had any plastic surgery 🤷🏻♂️ I'm hoping to do a video about my favorite med spa treatments, though!
@@GaryMotykie You need to tell us then 😂 I’d appreciate that
The OMG face. Hhmmmm Madonna 2023 comes to mind!😂😂😂😂😂
That wired thing is so cringe….that is not how you use the golden ratio lol. It’s the proportions and placement according to the numbers not drawing a whole dang rectangle on someone’s face.
Ethan tried to get the Instagram model look. Doesn't really work for men, sorry to say. Men will end up looking like Ollie London lol
The sad thing about the filter “beauty” is that their own self perception will never live up to how they perceive their filtered self.
What makes or breaks the face is the nose and also the eyes.
Dr. Gary, Yahoo posted about Teresa Guidice’s new house, but her face looks like it went through a surgical transformation. 🤷🏻♀️
😂 I think she was public with her rhinoplasty earlier in the year/late last year. Does it look like more than just the nose?
@@GaryMotykie neck and jawline look very tight. More noticeable on the neck. She looks much more youthful in a good way.
I will never forget my anatomy teacher in art school telling us her theory that little green men are us visiting from the future 👽
Kylie face.
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This has gotten to be like when the Nazis came up with perfect Aryan features. Screw individuality, this is what the perfect person looks like. It’s sick.
Dr Gary is the sexiest doctor in BH!
I can't tell if a person is black or white now days
Then they likely have BOTH black and white in them. They're possibly biracial, but certainly mixed- they're neither only black nor only white. :) I'm mixed, so I can always tell when someone else is mixed almost instantly. Even with spray tan and surgery, I can still tell if someone is white.
@@wendigo1919 it's weird everyone looks a like
So if everyone starts to look the same, maybe personality will matter again! 😂