To what extent can a procedure be considered natural beauty?

No, these days I see kids called natural beauties.

More than half are procedure-related.

How far do you have to go to be called a natural beauty? 🤔

My thoughts are like this, yes yes.

 

This is really a natural beauty.

 

- Dermatology treatments (toning, Rejuran, water glow, etc.) → Just recognized as treatments that make the skin look good
- Deep double eyelids or extremely thin incisions → Pass if you think it was always like that
- Small amount of co- filler → Seems a bit higher, but if you're wondering if it was always like that, pass.
- Orthodontics → Orthodontics is recognized as natural beauty.

 

It's a bit awkward at this point.

- Upper eyelid fold surgery, lower eyelid fold surgery → When the eyes look bigger, even monolids feel different lol
Semi-permanent eyebrows, hairline → completely changes the atmosphere, isn't this just a procedure?
- Natural-looking nose surgery → Well, if it doesn't look completely obvious... but in the end, they still cut with a knife.

 

This isn't a natural beauty lololol

- Distinct double eyelids → If someone suddenly has them when they didn't before, it just stands out.
- Cheekbone and jawline reduction → You know your face shape changes completely, and you're not naturally beautiful, right?
- Corner of the mouth surgery, chin filler overload → if the corners of the mouth are raised and the chin is super pointed, it just looks obvious lol

 

Ultimately, if the procedure is done moderately, it looks like a "naturally beautiful person."

Isn't it just a little more and you'll be "surgery ready"?

No, but these days, getting double eyelid surgery is just considered part of routine care.

So, what is the standard for being a natural beauty? LOL