The article examines how the prevalence of digitally altered images of celebrities and individuals on social media has led to an unrealistic standard of beauty. This normalization drives many, particularly women, to consider plastic surgery and rely on various beauty products, resulting in significant mental health implications. It highlights the unsustainable beauty cult that amplifies these pressures and encourages exploration of digital alteration tools that shape perceived beauty norms, questioning the real impact on personal self-image.
Most images of celebrities or just folks on social media are, in fact, digitally altered, leading to an arms race that drives people, especially women, towards plastic surgery.
The prevalence of digitally altered images promotes unrealistic beauty standards, creating long-reaching mental health costs for individuals who feel pressured to conform.
This page is dedicated to showcasing how digital tools can alter photos to fit conventional beauty standards, contributing to the unsustainable beauty expectations in society.
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