[Uber Plastic Surgery] Analyzing Natural Plastic Surgery and Face Types Part 1! Is a Glamorous Yet Natural Face Possible?!

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This is Uber Plastic Surgery!

Today, we are going to talk about whether you can look natural after plastic surgery

and analyze different face types!

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Whether your face is the type that will look natural

or unnatural after plastic surgery,

let's find out!

Dr. Seo Seung-jo of Uber Plastic Surgery

mentioned that a face that looks natural even after surgery

is a face that takes well to plastic surgery!

Our faces can look natural after surgery,

but they can also look unnatural even before surgery.

Let's find out why together!

To see if a face takes well to plastic surgery,

we first need to analyze the face type!

Which type does your face belong to?

Let's slowly check out the types

explained by Dr. Seo Seung-jo!

First, what kind of face is glamorous yet natural?

A prime example is Karina from aespa.

In fact, many people bring photos of Karina

to their consultations. When you look at

celebrity Karina's face, it is incredibly glamorous,

yet you can also feel a sense of naturalness.

The next face type analysis is

a face that is glamorous and pretty, but unnatural.

This is a type commonly seen in busy downtown areas;

while it is glamorous and pretty, it somehow

looks unnatural.

Next, there is a face that is neither glamorous

nor pretty,

yet still looks unnatural.

What we commonly refer to as

the "Gangnam Beauty" look falls into this category.

Why does a face become unnatural?

Dr. Seo Seung-jo of Uber Plastic Surgery

believes that an unnatural face

is a face where the proportions are broken.

Regardless of the size of the pupils,

if excessive canthoplasty is performed,

or if the proportions of the upper, middle, and lower face

are disrupted by a nose procedure,

resulting in an "Avatar nose,"

it shows that facial proportions are truly crucial in plastic surgery.

Also, while there are faces that become unnatural after plastic surgery,

there are faces that look unnatural even without having any surgery.

In the case of the eyes, severe asymmetry,

congenital ptosis,

or sunken eyes due to aging are examples.

Cases where the face looks unnatural without surgery

are actually more common with the nose.

For the nose, a low or short nose,

or a long or drooping nose

can affect facial proportions

and make it look unnatural.

Among the characteristics of a face that can look unnatural

without surgery, let's look at the lower face.

Malocclusion where the bite does not align,

or a misaligned jaw joint

can be seen as examples.

So far, we have analyzed face types

and looked at the characteristics of faces that look unnatural even without surgery.

Next time,

we will explain how to achieve

a natural and glamorous look

through plastic surgery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the biggest reason why a face looks unnatural after plastic surgery?

The biggest reason is that the facial proportions are disrupted. Excessive canthoplasty that doesn't consider eyeball size, or nose surgery that ignores the proportions of the upper, middle, and lower face, are typical causes. It is important to maintain overall harmony and proportion.

Can I achieve a glamorous yet natural-looking face?

Yes, it is possible. A prime example is Karina from aespa, whose features are glamorous yet harmonized overall, giving a natural impression. To achieve this, it's crucial to accurately analyze your own facial type first.

Can a face look unnatural even without plastic surgery?

Yes, a face can look unnatural even without surgery. Severe asymmetry in the eyes, congenital ptosis, or sunken eyes due to aging can be causes. Additionally, if the nose is too low or short, or if there's malocclusion, it can affect facial proportions and make the face appear unnatural.

Does nose shape affect the naturalness of the face?

Yes, nose shape significantly affects facial proportions. If the nose is excessively low or short, or too long or droopy, it can disrupt the proportions of the upper, middle, and lower face, making the face appear unnatural even without plastic surgery.