Plastic surgeons caution against the "ski-slope" nose trend driven by social media

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A "ski-slope" or "Barbie" nose trend, characterized by tiny, sloped rhinoplasties, is gaining popularity on social media platforms. Experts express concern over trend-driven surgeries, noting they are permanent and may not suit most faces, potentially leading to dissatisfaction and further procedures. The trend is fueled by social media, celebrity culture, and selfie aesthetics, with some warning it can pressure individuals to alter features associated with their ethnicity.


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