Changing Your Face for Your Following: The Dark Implications of the TikTok ‘Beauty Algorithm’
The Observer takes a look at TikTok's so-called "beauty algorithm."
The Observer takes a look at TikTok's so-called "beauty algorithm."
Dr. Babak Azizzadeh discusses rhinoplasty and lip fillers for younger patients, highlighting physical readiness, social dynamics, and the impact of social media on aesthetic choices.
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Do we really look younger these days or has everyone simply forgotten what it actually looks like to be 30, Refinery29 asks.
Read MoreHaute Beauty sat down with Haute Beauty experts to discuss the advantages or disadvantages of social media platforms. Here’s what they had to say.
Read More“We’ve always been fascinated with how celebrities look so incredible, and there’s a part of all of us who wants to find out why and how they do it,” Dr Anthony Youn tells Vice.
Read MoreAn “influencer” surgeon with millions of followers on social media is calling out the medical community over what he views as painful myths about breast implants, New York Post reports.
Read MorePatient perceptions of a plastic surgeon’s skills may be affected by implicit bias – based solely on the ethnicity of the surgeon’s name, a study published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery suggests.
Read MoreProcedures used to be done in secret, but in the post-Kardashian world, transparency is just part of the process, The New York Times reports.
Read MoreThe surgeons advise users to dial back the filter and always remain authentic, Fox News reports.
Read MoreRight now on TikTok, instead of obsessing over a new drugstore product, dance craze, or beauty hack, people are analyzing how “imperfect” their faces are, and it’s all thanks to the viral inverted filter, PopSugar notes.
Read MoreTeens are learning that this augmented reality they see in facial filters should be their reality. They should see their filtered selves in their mirrors, and when they don’t, they fall short, according to Scary Mommy.
Read MoreWhat motivates someone to dedicate large portions of their time to playing celebrity surgery sleuth? What is the goal and, the biggest question of all, what effect is this having on both them and us, Vogue asks.
Read MoreGirls and young women shouldn’t spend a lot of time editing selfies for social media because it negatively influences their thoughts about their looks, according to a study from Flinders University, published in Body Image.
Read MorePatients often do not take social media into consideration when looking for a dermatologist, according to a survey from researchers at the George Washington University. The survey was published recently in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology.
Read MoreHaute Living answers common questions from patients and professionals regarding plastic surgery and social media.
Read MoreThe Cutera University e-learning strategies are designed to empower practices to jump start social media engagement, boost business growth, and train employees.
Read MoreKeeping the lines of communication open gives patients a sense that you care about them and are committed to their well-being, says Alexander Rivkin, MD, the leading pioneer of non-surgical rhinoplasty.
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