The Rise of Jaw Implants is Scary

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Have you noticed there’s been an uprise of celebrities showing up with completely different faces in the span of a few months? Jawline surgery is a new beauty trend that’s been popping up and I’m here to look deeper into this topic. Liam Payne a former member of the boy group One Direction is the inspiration behind this video after he showed up to an event with a new face. TikTok plastic surgeons and cosmetic procedure enthusiasts on social media have speculated that Zac Efron and other Idols have gotten procedures done as well. Is this new handsome Squidward part of the Hollywood phenomenon of men trying to fit the male gaze so they can play certain roles, or is there something else going on? The Rise of Jaw Implants is Scary #edvasian

[@holycat8312]

👽= Beauty standard of East 🤖= Beauty standard of West

[@nifemiesther5311]

😭🤣🤣🤣so true

[@ansuayyappan7423]

Can't stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@pianoneko9279]

And I'm 🍅 😔

[@moon_0207]

Beauty standards in the west is more like 💀or🗿

[@leey9903]

🤣

[@abyss5874]

Bro every male celebrity is turning into this: 🗿

[@yessica5231]

The females aren't so far behind its scary

[@belle6478]

🗿

[@sarroumarbeu6810]

They literally always had to turn into 🗿 to get into big roles xDDDD ...all the A listers have these implants....huge jaws are not naturally occurring in that many ppl 💀

[@eggsalad09]

ong

[@Dodohulahoop757]

🌚>🗿

[@glsqeqw]

weird to see celebrities slowly forming into well… rectangles.

[@piroshk1968]

or like 👽

[@st0ny242]

Saw someone further up commenting 🗿 and it's so on point haha

[@crazyowlgirlcncowner]

Jokes on them, I've been shaped like a rectangle forever. I'll admit it's not in the face though, in the body. 😆

[@MoonchildDontCry]

🗿⚱️

[@SuperSilverJay]

Basically handsome Squidward

[@loftyradish6972]

I feel like Daniel Radcliffe is the only one who managed to break out of the image people had of him just by taking on the weirdest sh*t he could and somehow making it amazing.

[@thatsdisco]

as this king should

[@katgreer6113]

Wdym weird shit😭

[@youraverageanxiouscommente2756]

​@@katgreer6113 swiss army man

[@loftyradish6972]

@@katgreer6113 Swiss Army Man, Horns, need I go on? He has one of the most wonderfully eccentric careers of any other "mainstream" actor I know, let alone among child actors. I'm Australian, we have a very friendly swearing culture, I meant weird shit as a complement.

[@dragonfly9821]

Elijah Wood too.

[@SoulsCalling777]

As a female who finds soft male faces extremely attractive I am very against this trend.. men are feeling the pressure nowadays too. It’s just sad how little modern culture allows for self acceptance

[@stonecake313]

Sameee. ppl have loved soft/pretty boys through all of history. This Chad look is too uncanny

[@giselletdc1871]

Exactly I also like baby faces No sharp edges

[@chairpants]

Thank You.

[@thelying2594]

Right I find softer looks on men and women so just adorable or stunning when they start to look harsh lines I just feel like they can begin to look uncanny. There are some people do look good but they usually don't stop after one.

[@mayathedreamgirl1357]

Your sexual attraction should have nothing to do with what the opposite sex decides to do with their appearance. Would you support his decision if he shaved down his face? Your comment would’ve been perfect without that first sentence.

[@Patchwork101]

It feels so surreal to see people in tiktok and insta comments describe Liam Payne's old face as 'soft', when just 20+ years ago, he would've been considered to have a pretty strong jawline. It was, compared to 'average' people, pretty defined and rather square, just in a more natural way. Like yes, it's less square compared to what he has now...but ANYTHING would less dramatic compared to his face now.

[@freudiannipslip]

Agreed! He had the kind of face that would've aged really well imo, a strong foundation and defined border but softer interior features; I think he could have gone the Paul Rudd route as he got older, where he looked great but not weirdly young. Now dude fully looks like a male Bratz doll. Beauty standards are fucking crazy lmao

[@hhaannnnaahh222]

It wasn't soft, it was naturally chiselled. The definition of these words is changing and it's crazy

[@cryinglaughingemoji1741]

And he looks way better then. Today's beauty standards got everyone looks so ridiculous. Always think that natural classic beauty looks the best

[@gummy5862]

His face does appear soft and youthful before. His features are naturally round and undramatic in appearance. Most people will have a jawline if they’re lean enough, I wouldn’t say his face was “chiseled.” If you touched his cheek, you would feel softness, and not just poke straight through his skin and feel teeth.

[@cryinglaughingemoji1741]

@@gummy5862 i guess his face is defined (as in having visible face lines, not a fat face) but not 'chiseled'

[@Raven-wq4li]

i hate plastic surgery culture so much!!! instead of accepting my traits i subconsciously end up thinking "hm i need a lip filler" "i should get this forehead reduced" "maybe i should do a nose job?"

[@ginny6485]

Yeah! It's so bad.

[@Alex-fc8xn]

I don't judge people for getting it, but won't stand for them judging others for not having surgery done to "fix" their faces

[@evansecencefan1435]

I used to think like that but now I see so many people looking off or unfortunate after having procedures that it completely put me off them lol

[@viviennart]

Lip fillers are pretty tame compared to more complicated procedures. My mom has lip fillers and a few other stuff that's not surgical. I have thin lips, but I don't like needles so lip fillers are not in my plans anytime soon. My nose isn't straight and the tip is bigger than I'd like but it's hella expensive and painful to get it done, I don't like pain so I'll pass. If we can fix things we don't like, without completely changing our face, and have the money, why not? Some small changes can make a person really happy in their body, it just depends how far they go. I'd say don't go overboard, but if it's not that big of a change and it makes you happier why not go for it? Of course don't follow the trends, choose what you think will help you be more comfortable in your body.

[@georgia4111]

@@viviennart I think it’s more the thought process that you have to “fix” anything to begin with: we DO unfortunately live in a superficial/looks-focused society, and thus to pressure to conform to beauty as an attainable goal is constantly there. BUT I think the original comment is referring more to WHY we even need to feel “beautiful” to begin with; while symmetry and beauty exist in nature, I can’t help but feel like we’ve become hyper focused/sensitive to really specific standards of beauty (e.g plump lips) leading us to tweak features that even 20 years ago were considered attractive/weren’t even thought about at all! e.g eyebrows! Growing up (and rather regretfully) I never felt much pressure to draw on my (non existent) eyebrows but sine the mid-2010s it’s almost unthinkable to neglect your eyebrows in a makeup routine. Plastic surgery/ cosmetic procedures are slowly becoming that as well: especially Botox/fillers

[@Alex-fc8xn]

Men really do like appealing to other men. This handsome squidward thing reminds me of how men will post pics of themselves with fish they caught on their dating profiles where they are supposedly aiming to attract women 😅

[@erinjean2695]

I’m a woman and I’d click on the fish dude 100%

[@user-rz9rq7pp2b]

​@@erinjean2695 Uh but why? You live in Iowa tryna be a tradwife or something? There are exceptions to every rule, but on the whole, fish guys SUCK. You want him? Good, you can have him. The rest of us deserve better lmao

[@isabella6075]

@@erinjean2695 yuck 🤢

[@isabella6075]

@@Z-nl3ln I said yuck where did I say how dare you like fish men??

[@larissabrglum3856]

Right, I think a lot of men pretend or perhaps genuinely believe that what they do is for the sake of appealing to women, but it's more so a signal to their male peers. Most women don't particularly care about expensive cars, or hunting, or which guy has the most Chadly jawline. There's a similar phenomenon with women and body type; women often believe that they need to be rail-thin to be attractive to men, but most men when surveyed say they prefer curvier bodies on women. The way we relate to and compete with members of our own gender can be so interesting.

[@silverghostcat1924]

They're gonna be sorry for taking out that buccal fat when they get older because that's when your face loses fat and collagen naturally. Now you get to spend more money on fillers😵‍💫

[@sarroumarbeu6810]

Perks of being filthy rich 😂

[@silverghostcat1924]

@@sarroumarbeu6810 true, but why put your body through all that stress. After a while no matter how much money you have and how much work you have done you're not going to look 20 when you're 60 or 70 😸

[@Debicat777]

According to plastic surgeons it’s impossible to replace the actual buccal fat because of its position and structure, so filler will only do so much

[@viviennart]

@@Debicat777 This is why ppl should do some research before getting complicated procedures. It's not like getting a new hairstyle you can change later.

[@sarroumarbeu6810]

@@silverghostcat1924 I'm not filthy rich to have the definitive answer...but if I had to guess it's because living your whole life with so much privilege you naturally think you deserve to get ANYTHING you... including but not limited to : a perfect face according to the current beauty standards and a body that will never get ill or die because of the team of doctors that work for you.... it's all extremely delusional 💀

[@meldra5216]

i'm a girl with a square jaw, and i've been super insecure about it for most of my life, always wishing that my face was softer... so this trend is really weird to me. seriously, why are body features a trend nowadays, like something that you can just take off and put away??

[@Call-me-Al]

Yuuuup. It's been this way since.... Maybe the 1920s? Earlier? I forgot when it started. Unfortunately later Twiggy also was seen as body fashion idol despite her having plenty of fashion styles you could implement without trying to have her body too.

[@Wakka144]

But, I don’t think anyone ever thought Olivia Wilde was ugly.

[@Joy.W.]

@@Wakka144 Many people think that, some people just don’t see her beauty and that’s fine they don’t have to find her attractive

[@qahiraaaaa]

SAMEE

[@andreia0000]

HELL YAH, me too. And I still want to shave my jaws =(

[@bbygyal2180]

Never thought I'd live to see Beautiful Squidward became THE beauty standard

[@aenirrinea523]

I laughed watching him as a kid because he looks unrealistic. And now we're here.

[@hobisdimples94]

IM DYINGGG 😂😂💀😭 that is the saddest, funniest thing I've seen I stg

[@ThanhMaiOFFICIAL]

There’s something called natural beauty and it doesn’t have to hurt 🙌💯

[@prodnaki]

doodoo fart

[@byeebitch]

Not everyone has 'natural beauty' (i'm talking about myself 😭)

[@winterdream7722]

@@byeebitch I once heard an interesting phrase: "You're not bad looking, you just not in your taste". So, from that point of view, all of us are beautiful in our own way.

[@hoshi4042]

@@winterdream7722 it's a bit tone deaf , some people are ugly and it's okay, as a society we seriously need to stop giving importance to beauty.

[@allMinabe]

natural beauty never goes out of style too

[@KangaRuby]

I'm so glad that the more plastic surgery content I watch, the more it reaffirms that I'm happy with my natural face, TY. It's not perfect but it's mine. Especially my round face. I never loved my face so much as when I realised my squishy cheeks will keep me younger for longer lol.

[@cocoz792]

yessss!!! i hope more people learn to appreciate their natural faces

[@Hip.Username]

I think at the very least it's showing me what types of procedures I should never get lol, I think sticking to your natural face and just doing minimally invasive stuff is the best way to go so you don't completely ruin your face. But for some people like your boy The Living Doll, they want an unnatural face, and that is also ok

[@evakurl]

I think I lot how all those people who changed their faces so drastically don’t get the uncanny valley effect looking in the mirror… that’s already scary when your body changes naturally for many reasons

[@Ledraali]

@@evakurl Right? I've gained a lot of weight recently due to medication and I barely recognise myself. Idk how people get an entirely different face and don't freak out.

[@ML-rs7we]

Younger for longer, but you won't have a long life due to the diabetes

[@LeBatteur]

It’s amazing how much of “sexual dimorphism” is literally just plastic surgery. Men and women do have natural differences, but they aren’t as exaggerated as modern media and beauty trends would have us believe.

[@kai_fatallysapphic]

frrrr as an artist it's useful to heavily exaggerate sexual dimorphism, but i often find the smaller details are more important, a lot of the guys i draw dress very feminine so small things like placing the eyes slightly higher or the nose slightly more prominent help give the vibe i want, but i also give those same features to women so they look more mature and strong

[@radiance9657]

Faaaacts 💯

[@rosalindcormier4384]

As a trans person, this completely this. When you’re trans you become very aware of this fact very quickly.

[@rachelm1206]

It’s interesting that these plastic surgery trends are making people look older, which has historically been what people try to avoid. So it’s like people are trading youthfulness for….I’m not sure what?

[@Debicat777]

Yea it’s very strange they do look older than their years

[@RhythmAddictedState]

They want to look older when they're young, and they want to younger when they're old.

[@negligible_reality]

​@@RhythmAddictedStatethat's gonna be real hard when they're pushing 60 and already had all of their buccal fat removed lol, no amount of fillers is gonna fix that 😂💀😭

[@ninjal7588]

Short term gains... Either they don't think about the future, or they think they can just fix it with more money. Many celebs die young, they might also think they will just want to retire anyway when 50?

[@RhythmAddictedState]

@@negligible_reality They're either going to pull a Cher or a Madonna lmao

[@absolutelynotellen]

I can't look at them without picturing an imagery of handsome squidward 💀

[@fivebagsforlife7479]

I cracked when he said people’s faces are going to the opposite direction.. Asians going longer and westerns goinh wider😂 i am glad to just be spectators forever of this ridiculous thing called beauty standard

[@heidyozuna6693]

If we wait long enough, normal people without surgeries will be the only beautiful people.

[@IllaLuna17]

@@heidyozuna6693 😮 will I be alive to see this day? I have no plastic surgeries I don’t even do facials hahaha😅 the fakes thing on me are my acrylic nails.

[@mimanshasingh]

plastic surgeries are okay and like a necessity for like burn victims or people born with scars or any such insecurity,but when you try to do it to fit into a certain beauty standard when youre a celebrity you influence younger generations to be more insecure and make them feel ugly without those features imo

[@ziggystatdust6008]

Yup. This happened to Dylan O’Brien (from Teen Wolf and Maze Runner), who had a sharp jawline and cheekbones before his accident during filming The Maze Runner. He had to get reconstructive surgery to his face as that got the most damage. That however was real and very publicised so when he came out with a relatively new face, everyone one knew and were supportive. You can see the difference in his face shape by watching early seasons of Teen Wolf to any movie he’s been in recently.

[@yesplatinum7956]

@@ziggystatdust6008 ohhhh ty i wondered why he looked so different but I just though it was because he aged (and maybe the beard too)

[@yesplatinum7956]

@@ziggystatdust6008 even stubble don’t suit him I’m so used to his teen wolf look

[@TenderNoodle]

Exactly, unless you have a deformity that brings you discrimination by society or health complication you should consider therapy and multiple years of practicing self love and/or body neutrality wayyyy before plastic surgery. I don’t think any less of people who get purely cosmetic plastic surgery, but I hate the practice itself and pressure to get it with a BURNING passion.

[@dencentbeatz794]

Not even gonna lie. Ur just sugar coating the issue. The way people disregard other people just cause of their looks, contributes to this issue. Ur looks play a huge role, I mean Liam Payne looks good still honestly. If he wasn’t famous af due to his looks in the past, people woudnt bat that much of an eye. I don’t know what to say. Dating, your looks play a huge role. It’s not just personality. While I don’t endorse it, it’s becoming more and more of a necessity due to the social media world for some people

[@jerlinej3516]

I appreciate the public discourse on these “body” trends so that we can all point out the absurdity in them. When we really break down the reasoning behind these trends (like the desire to be different, cultural appropriation, self hate, fetish, body dysmorphia, or even boredom) it becomes much easier to separate ourselves from them. They never last anyway and it’s just people projecting their own insecurities and then for some reason we follow 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@cecilyerker]

Discourse bro not fucking Discord lmao

[@jerlinej3516]

@@cecilyerker 👍🏾

[@ruiqi22]

On the contrary, I personally dislike the additional attention it gives these trends. I didn’t even know I had, much less was supposed to dislike, stretch marks, hip dips, buccal fat, etc. until everyone started talking about how ‘it’s okay to have ___’ and ‘all these celebs are trying to get rid of ___’. I understand that other people have these insecurities and should dismantle them, but I never would’ve even known I was supposed to be insecure about these until I heard about them through ~positivity~ posts, and now I do see them.

[@ruiqi22]

@love When I say ‘supposed to be’, I am referring to things on a cultural, media trend level and not a fundamental one. But honestly, people get more flak for being confident than they do for being insecure. Someone who says they’re comfortable in their body will get a lot of snarky comments and ones bringing them down. Whereas people who say they’re insecure about something will get tons of reassurance and comments about how they’re relatable or inspiring or beautiful. I think it’s rather unhealthy.

[@ruiqi22]

@love Yeah, I feel that way now. But when you’re a kid, you’re trying to figure out who you should be. So when everyone else is trying to be relatable and unhealthy and one-upping each other with how little they slept and how badly they messed up, you’re like ‘oh okay. This is what I should say so people don’t react negatively.’ It becomes what you do and how you think as well. So I made my original comment not really for me as I am now but in the hopes that we as a society won’t push insecurities onto growing kids by featuring trendy surgeries in videos and magazines or by resenting people who don’t have or have but don’t want to admit their insecurities in front of the world.

[@ashurasama]

The obsession with a V-line face in Korea/China is really annoying to me because it leads to people who look absolutely gorgeous as is, to get surgery they do not need at all, and they end up looking much worse than they used to. Xukun's case is particularly infuriating.

[@oromhal]

Well, it's the same everywhere. Already beautiful people are pressured into changing their looks

[@IllaLuna17]

Agreed 100! Also the nose, they want their nostrils to be seen from a mile away. I seen so many actors before and after pictures and I’m like what the heck they had a beautiful nose before! My boyfriend Lee Tae Hwan his nose was like a beautiful button nose, his nostril downwards. Now his nostrils can be seen right away like I can’t explain how but you can google it, before and now pictures. Like that’s also a trend in Asia.

[@twinkle1602]

Yes even yuta 😭

[@notsojharedtroll23]

​@@IllaLuna17 whaaat? Showing nosedrills???? Damn, gotta go to Asia once to fit their standard then xD

[@rubydown3329]

My orthodontist told me I needed a jaw reduction surgery when I was like 12... Who's laughing now, Dr. L?

[@gladys1898]

🤣💀

[@Amira_Phoenix]

Underbite, huh? How are you doing today? Healthy occlusion is essential for good posture

[@eesynopsis7393]

lmaoooo

[@antn3II]

Dr. L is indeed an L

[@udontevenwannaknowbruv]

I had a weird substitute old guy orthodontist who would not stop talking about my protruding butt chin like damn I know I’m ugly alright 💀 And my teeth were fine, my jawline was even a bit recessed. I just got the crimson chin syndrome 🥲 I really felt like I was there for a consultation at a surgeons office

[@gyrthez246]

Sorry but Liam Payne looked good before the jaw. Now he just looks like one of those people from Botched.

[@Larry_Stylinson]

Yeah. But the problem in my opinion with using Liam as an example is that he's an alcoholic and was constantly drinking during the 1D era and after and never stayed sober for long, so his face is "bloated" for that reason and it's hard to say what his natural face shape would be without the alcohol. It's obvious that his "new" face is really extreme and too much to be natural, even IF he managed to stay sober for 3 months or longer (I don't follow him that closely anymore and am more focused on Harry and Louis' solo careers, so I don't know what Liam's current sobriety status is and I wouldn't necessarily trust his own words on it anyway). So whoever did whatever he got might has been lied to about his sobriety status or accepted the risk of his patient being intoxicated and possible side effects or complications that could happen because of that. Yikes. I would definitely avoid that person if I would want to get anything done. Liam looks similar to Harry now when it comes to his cheeks and it's really weird and creepy. It doesn't even look good on Harry when his cheeks get super prominent like that and he seems to avoid that from happening again... It's just weird... In my opinion if Liam really wants to get into acting he should prove first that he can stay sober for a year because I wouldn't trust him to remember his parts in a film script if he gets more than just a few lines. If I were a film producer I wouldn't want to have him working on set. He's a bit of a liability already and probably wouldn't be any less of a liability on a film set... 😐

[@free22]

@@Larry_Stylinson Bloating may definitely be a factor. Also, the extreme fat reduction that comes after you start weight training can definitely change the look of your jaw.

[@gyrthez246]

@@Larry_Stylinson I respect your opinion, just wanted to clarify something real quick though and I only learned about this during the whole Johnny/Amber trial situation but I didn't know so maybe other people don't either. Originally in acting the actors had to remember their lines well, but nowadays it's more common for some actors to have someone who feeds the lines to them as they are on the script so that they don't have to memorize. I believe it's probably like an invisible earpiece that the actor wears which is connected to a small microphone that the line feeder uses to read the actor the line just before the actor repeats it.

[@koilover27]

this is objectively wrong. don't have an opinion simply because the opposite of that opinion is what the people surrounding you don't want to hear. by Western beauty standards, he looks objectively "better" .

[@Lolibeth]

That isn't standard. It's just a couple really bad, lazy actors. @@gyrthez246

[@EileenAnabell]

Who would've thought that handsome squidward would become ✨️the standard✨️

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

There’s a reason hs existed in the first place

[@yessica5231]

High cheekbones are nice, hollow cheekbones are scary.

[@negligible_reality]

Fr, they look like they're dead like a zombie or something 😰💀

[@stonecake313]

I think high + hollow cheeks are very striking and attractive, but it has to go with the rest of the person’s features.

[@Call-me-Al]

People with healthy naturally hollow cheekbones usually look fine. It's the whole complete buccal fat removal hollow style that looks too cartoonish and worrying.

[@givemeliberty700]

Maybe it's morbid but I don't mind the gaunt face everything else yea but hollow cheeks just look better to me

[@Jenni-bx1qu]

I have them naturally. Stop hurting my feelings. 😢

[@asmalltalk]

Both Liam and Zac Efron looked perfectly handsome the way they were before. This society is obsessed with fight against ageing yet all these people in their 20s and 30s are trying to look as gaunt and square shaped as possible.

[@pajamas_the_emo]

Zac Effron’s transformation is a modern tragedy

[@manwhoismissingtwotoenails4811]

I just now saw it I'm heart broken.

[@nightshade6433]

I love soft faced men. There's nothing wrong with the chisled jaw look of course, but it's just a trend right now. There's so many people who love round faces and it's going to come back eventually. Its sad everyone thinks they HAVE to look this way.

[@viviennart]

Not everyone but many people. There are some sane people still out there fortunately.

[@st0ny242]

I feel exactly the same. I hope we will be able to reduce the pressure on them to look exactly like the standard!

[@viviennart]

@@st0ny242 at the end of the day it’s all in their heads, they need to decide if they’ll let others influence their self image or not. You can tell a person they look great as they are as many times as you want, if they don’t agree with that, if they have the opposite image of themselves your words will do close to nothing. Of course it can help to a certain extent but it won’t be the changing factor. It’s a type of body dysmorphia many people deal with. It wouldn’t be this severe if it weren’t for social media though.

[@white_tulip2189]

As long as its not because theyre overweight and unfit, i agree its cute

[@worstusernameintheworld9871]

"come back one day"? I mean, there's a reason why anime boys and kpop idols are popular amongst people who are attracted to men, especially nowadays. I may not be into really soft facial features (but I also am not really into chiseled men, I'm more about a dude's clothes/aesthetic in terms of physical appearance), but even I know that there's a reason why these things are popular. Some men should really think twice if they think that they need to change their features just to "get women* because there's honestly a type for everyone (and yes, even "creepy" people, hybristophilia exists after all) . ://

[@tdelioncourt1268]

Something that broke my heart is when Choi Woo Sik (Parasite's lead actor) said he wanted to change his appearance to be more masculine in order to secure roles because the fact the movie got Oscars didn't change things much for him. That sucks.

[@mahmeme]

This apparently happens a lot to actors in acclaimed films. I think about how Mena Massood starred in Aladdin which is a Disney Blockbuster and how he is now struggling to find roles in anything other than cringy rom coms.

[@helenakhudyna2360]

Also, if they will have children someday - genetics will be there, not fillers... imagine this: your child doesn't look like you in the slightest, but also has all that you got rid of!

[@robertoldcorn5331]

Thing is. Filler and implants can be removed and reversed overtime. Buccal fate removal is permanent and irreversible. And Liam Payne has clearly had that when you see how defined his cheeks have become

[@SaheeliRai]

How do you remove fillers that move around in you tissue? I'm really just curious, because i only heard that you can't really remove it entirely

[@idislikemints]

Filler doesn't leave your body. It just moves around so it might appear like it is disappearing.

[@hhaannnnaahh222]

​@@SaheeliRai they dissolve over time but i don't know if it's completely

[@assinsassyn6905]

Id like to add that removing implants doesnt mean going back to one's old face- its a foreign object sitting on top of soft tissue/bone, as time goes on they will deteriorate, and the skin gets stretched according to the implant. Removing it means getting other procedures done to reverse that (of course it depends on how long the person had the implant, their genetics etc)

[@marie-louferland6433]

This is what I was about to comment. It's irreversible. Not only that, but it's also gonna age very badly 😅

[@blackdressy2872]

what Liam did to his face was a CRIME 😭 he was really pretty since born, he truly did not need a thing. please stop errasing your beeautiful cheeks !!!!

[@psivy5942]

People arent born to be pretty, theyre born to live a life ❤

[@larissabrglum3856]

It's often assumed that women prefer square jawlines on men, but that's not necessarily true, or it's only true up to a point. For one thing, as you mentioned, Korean beauty standards favor a V-shaped jawline on both men and women, which means the preference for strong angularity isn't universal. What I found interesting, too, was reading that women tend to prefer boxier jawlines on men if they're looking for casual sex, but softer jawlines if they're looking for a boyfriend. From my experience, I'd say that past a certain point on the "slider," most women start to find square, masculinized features on men a bit intimidating.

[@katgreer6113]

Casual sex and jawlines...even though that sounds crazy...I feel liek it's 100% true.

[@weaksupremacy3799]

Are you sure you are straight?

[@larissabrglum3856]

@@weaksupremacy3799 I'm bisexual

[@weaksupremacy3799]

@@larissabrglum3856 Bye...!

[@thealmightycrisprat]

@@weaksupremacy3799 sexual

[@ianmainline3030]

Body Dysmorphia isn't discussed nearly enough, people are so afraid to admitting they have unhealthy and unrealistic standards over their own body. Not only trying to convince themselves but everyone else around them too, trying to make their "ideal" body in their own mind their reality. If they went into the opposite direction and just plainly stated how they have come to view their bodies in this warped and twisted way no one would actually bat an eye, in fact I can see a lot of support being sent over to them. But they imagine that owning up to something like this isn't the right move, instead having that jaw or face surgery will surely do the trick for them. As someone who suffers with Body Dysmorphia the ugly truth is that deep inside they will probably either be never satisfied with one surgery or be heavily disappointed and maybe even feel like they look worse because of it. It's an endless pit because they're treating their physical symptoms instead of the mental root cause of it all. I fully believe they could have the perfect body and they would still feel like there would be something missing, because the problem was never their body but the perception they hold over it. Just very sad.

[@MiloCantTalk]

Honey, wake up, new body part to be self-conscious about just dropped

[@jaykay5086]

Can I just Say: the evolution of this channel is crazy. I started watching when you were trying double eyelid beauty hacks, then you had your skincare routine era, the long hair/ man bun style era The sending bad fan art to Kpop stars era The vlogging era The makeovers into Kpop stars era The creating a deep fake idol saga Creating a deepfake family of the idol Creating a fake entertainment company Now we at the educational social commentary era?

[@ze_ro_ze]

Hahahhahahahahahahha

[@jeanneann3545]

ohhh i should seek the skincare video he have, dude face is so smooth

[@KCamp-li3sr]

as someone with a baby face and hated it for a long time, i feel sorry for the people who succumbed to the pressure of meeting these insane beauty standards to feel positive about themselves :(

[@jessicamillslagle3203]

Beauty standards for both men and women are just becoming bizarre. Don't get me started on aging for women in America. I am 39 and I am thinking about getting botox for my 40th birthday. (No one NEEDS it for cosmetic purposes, and I am fortunate that I have a youthful appearance.) It was a trend about 20 years ago for young women in their early 20's to get "preventative" botox. This has caused some weird facial situations... My personal belief is that good skincare and hydration go a long way. Spf always! Go slowly with changes, especially to the face. I don't judge anyone who has the money and wants to get some work done. Live your life, go off honey. If they like it, I love it. It might not be my cup of tea though.

[@Wakka144]

There is only one area where Botox is even a good idea, and that is the lines between your brows if you are unfortunate enough to have those form. They can make you look angry all the time. This was what the original purpose was for injecting Botox into the face. Also remember Botox is NOT the same thing as filler. As for your comment, you are spot on with hydration and sunscreen. Eating a healthy diet, staying away from sugar and other inflammatory foods, eat foods rich in antioxidants, get plenty of sleep, and have a good skincare regimen with cleansing, exfoliating, and moisturizing. Do not smoke, avoid alcohol, and age well.

[@abigailxmary]

​@Wakka the original purpose of botox was not cosmetic. It was used medically before it was ever used cosmetically... it was first used to correct crossed eyes, it wasn't to prevent frown lines at all.

[@codykoschode5478]

You’re my comfort channel, thank you

[@folddealfeal2740]

same fellow chodster

[@SR-no8sr]

Those Ken doll guys look horrifying.

[@queenofnevers6990]

I get uncanny valley feeling looking at them 🙈

[@ermyoued1664]

Liam in 2012 : "You're insecure-" Him and other soft faced celebrities:👁️👄👁️

[@Sp1derBedo]

Me, holding up a contour stick: Guys, I have a really easy solution for you all

[@whiteoleander13]

When "regular" people start to do the plastic surgery trends, celebs will make new trends so the regulars will never look like them

[@sillykiityy]

People really be changing everything at this point --💀

[@CherryJuli]

Lately plastic surgery makes everyone look much older. Liam looks like he’s in his mid 40s. Or look at Zac Efron. He looks like a man in his mid 50s now. I really don’t understand which doctors tell these men that those awful jaw implants will make them look better.

[@wafflesthearttoad6916]

To all of my fellow soft faced friends, YOURE ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!

[@LGrian]

The upsetting thing is I remember seeing the “doll” guy years ago and him looking so bizarre… He still looks unnatural but not near as shocking. I’m so used to these altered faces at this point 🥲

[@AkiAlchemicae]

I am a woman born with a super square jaw and I want to get rid of it soo badly. Now people doing surgery to look like me is super confusing 😂

[@pangkoulee7648]

You look beautiful. ❤

[@melanie-rosannastevens7861]

And.... here I am, a woman with a prominent lower jaw, surgeons want to take that away from me, trying to get me to undergo bimax surgery, to make me look more feminine. I mean, it's not the main reason they want me to do it, but apart from my teeth locking into place correctly, the main point they're pushing is aesthetics. Yea, your teeth will be in the correct position and such, but ALSO, HAVE YOU CONSIDERED HOW MUCH SOFTER AND MORE DAINTY YOU'LL LOOK??? UWU!!?!?!?! It's a losing game whatever you're born with, lol

[@Call-me-Al]

​@@melanie-rosannastevens7861 teeth placing correctly is super important for health (breathing, dental wear, etc), it's really gross that they're trying to make it about looks too. There is no lack of positive health improvements for the surgery, they need to stick to focusing on that instead of being so unprofessional.

[@june-uni]

9:35 oh your face says everything I’m feeling about this. I’m trying really hard to be a “it’s your body, you do what you want” person here, but really I’m asking, why are people taking their perfectly lovely individual faces and turning them into, well, not them?

[@candiselin]

It's an honor to get featured in your video again, that's me around 8:30 in the video.

[@FieryFlamingFajitas]

the irony is those guys looked more handsome before all the surgery

[@Blessed_Sound]

Zach effron looks like Prince Charming from shrek

[@B1tchface22]

So glad you brought up the male gaze and the female gaze and that they AREN'T the same

[@famisheddendon]

Yea but he was wrong about his assessment. The reason for getting actors like Henry Cavill and Chris Evans is because they have faces that appeal to both female and male gaze. Pretending Cavill isn't top tier is just cope. Those jawlines are absolutely much more attractive opposed to having rounded jawlines in all cases. A true example of male gaze would be the GigaChad meme. Female gaze would be someone like Jeremy Meeks or Damien Katar

[@acid_tongue_4315]

The only thing I want when I get older is forehead injections of botox, and thats because there are times I start to consciously feel the muscles in my forehead and cant stop moving em around. My autism may actually be making this sensation a bigger deal than it is, but I may never actually take that step for botox, and thats alright. Point is: Dont get stuff done for looks if you can help it, so many things can go wrong

[@Hip.Username]

I get really bad tension headaches from squinting and having furrowed eyebrows and I've wondered if it would relieve pain. I wanna be able to move my face tho, choices 🤔 I get migraines and I know botox treatment for that works for a lot of people, but it's injected into your scalp

[@SaheeliRai]

​@@Hip.Username if Botox is used correctly, just for treatment of migraines, and by a good doctor, you should be able to still express your emotions. And Botox wears off after a few months. If you really want to try, you could ask a doctor, please don't let someone inject Botox who is not a medical professional. Botox is the strongest known neurotoxin (the substance you need the littlelest amount to kill the entire mankind) and not some partytrick

[@vilieto]

Great video! One thing you didn't mention, and especially in Zac Effron's Baywatch body transformation case has been widely discussed, is how being "on gear" aka doing testosterone cycles, can have an impact on jawline development, and in general more pronounced masculine features. Hollywood is well known for putting actors on performance enhancing drugs, and especially male actors on full chemistry programs to get that superhero physique within the 3-6 months preparation for the role. Of course, many of them also get surgical procedures done, but a lot of the chiseled looks, huge upper bodies, defined abs and vascularity, as well as in some cases bloated/inflated looking bodies, are all due to steroids. In the past couple of years, that has become a lot more accessible to the general public, especially compared to plastic surgery. The same body standards are being pushed hard by fitness influencers on gear, claiming/selling "natural" body through fitness programs. (I highly recommend the videos of "more plates more dates", he goes into Hollywood actors as well).

[@Wakka144]

You have to remember too, there is a rather long healing time for a lot of these surgeries. It is not like you get them done and a week later you are ready to go. I do think a lot of the “fast” transitions like you mentioned are steroid use.

[@humanthetooth]

love dr candice for asian beauty standards! thanks for featuring her! She also has a great series on what western names sound like when pronounced in cantonese.

[@ritaevergreen7234]

This is so interesting coming from someone who had two jaw surgeries where a chin implant was placed. For most of my teens I felt like something was missing in terms of my looks which I’m glad I never went to a therapist to be mistakenly labeled as someone who couldn’t love themselves. Anyways what the surgeon did finally brought back my features into harmony which lined up with the pictures I found as s little girl. It’s like the surgery brought back a piece of myself that had been lost for so long. I couldn’t smile properly in my teens so I understand now the importance of all parts of the face and muscles working together. It even impacts the lymphatic system when the body detoxes. I just think it’s interesting how certain things can impact people in different ways.

[@Amy-ik4mm]

this trend is so deep down inside my mind and demaging my selfee so much i am crying watching this hoping i can overcame it

[@genny_generic]

zacs facial changes are quite likely caused (at least in part) from human growth hormone usage prepping for the iron claw. His physic got very big, very quickly. doesnt work for just muscles tho, works for everything it can, including the thickness of your skin. Makes your face look quite different different, and his face has changed in consistant ways to others who are known to have used hgh. this is something that gradually returns to your normal after you stop, so i can see zac starting to look like himself over time. you can actually look at conner megregor as another likely concurant example. He was pretty adimit about not being on peds during his fighting days, but since he isnt getting tested, he doesnt care anymore. last year or so he suddonly gained a lot of muscle despite still heavily partying, showed accellerated male pattern hair loss before he got plugs, was hella red, and his face changed a lot in a very similar way.

[@capo4ever334]

It’s insanely rare for a Hollywood actor or celebrity to transition from pretty boy heartthrob to masculine “chad”. the few that come to mind that made this transition successfully are brad Pitt, Henry cavill(google him when he was 20 and how pretty he looked), penn badgly, Tom cruise, and keaneu reeves. The first 2 I mentioned are probably the best examples of pretty boy to masculine leading man I’ve ever personally seen and I think that was the look that both Zac and Liam were trying to do but unfortunately lacked the natural genetics for that to transpire. I’ll throw Chris evans in their as one that transitioned pretty seemlessly from pretty boy to masculine leading man

[@thickgrater]

Beauty standards is one of the worst things created when you see people doing extreme things like this.

[@lauralalu6165]

My favorite part of your videos is always the split screen, where we see a video and your reaction next to it. ❤

[@chelscara]

3:24 it’s probably not but how he keeps showing off his jaw here reminds me of body checking with EDs, like he’s trying to make sure everyone sees it and that he can check it later

[@Sheila-bs1ux]

Am I the only one scared of anesthesia? Going under the knife usually involves general anesthesia. Is it even safe to have them multiple times? Death is literally one of the major risk, and you have to sign the form for that. I guess I am just too scared to risk my life for cosmetic resasons.

[@notsojharedtroll23]

Tbh I do not blame you. A week ago I underwent a Laser treatment for my acne scars and as pre-treatment I got applied some topical anesthesia and god damn it felt fucking weird speaking feeling my face numb but my lower neck stretching and feeling more "noticeable".

[@minaharker5699]

All the guys who got surgery to look like a Ken doll have ended up looking the exact same. And somehow the end result doesn't look like a Ken doll at all.

[@eovarendre7877]

Have a look at Rob Kardashian's ex boyfriend, Scott Dicksick, his jaw has miraculously grown as well

[@folddealfeal2740]

i fink u mean kourtney lol

[@kiarieray5975]

Not Rob Kardashian's boyfriend 😂😂😂 Dicksick*

[@ducky19991]

I love the idea that Rob and Scott possibly had a secret affair… lmao

[@lemon_boii1074]

His name is dick sick??? 😭😭

[@nooneknows19]

So Asian celebs are green goblin from Spider-Man and Hollywood celebs are 🗿.

[@bemolilli4533]

don't overthink beauty standards, because once you realize anyone can be beautiful and beauty is in the eye of the beholder, your own perspective and experience can create something new and timeless that is a true beauty trend, you being yourself

[@venusangelic_o]

Here in Brazil we had another human ken, actually he was the first one... but I believe he died 💔 I see these people and feel sad for them...

[@Wakka144]

Was he the one who had leukemia? I heard about that. So sad.

[@venusangelic_o]

@@Wakka144 actually the one I remembered seeing on TV, transitioned and now it's a "Barbie" quite surprised also not so much

[@f.sumasbrodskiy]

when he talked about Zack Efron, I remembered what happened to another idol and the crash of the 2010s. Does anyone remember Knight Sterling? He looked like a real prince, but now he has become like an ordinary strange but kind man of 30-40 years old, which my friends do not tolerate. But after what i see, let him look more like a person than a Ken doll.

[@ducky19991]

Just have to say, 1D came out in the early 2010s, not 2000s. Sorry, just an insufferable former directioner here :D

[@Hleeleelee]

Lol YES that was driving me crazy!

[@MineralTown]

lmao yeah i was like this aint nsync..

[@tivaspotato]

blood on my gua sha sounds like a banger song title

[@gregboyington4896]

What worries me most is people who may have too many surgeries to perfect their look, and the doctors who don't earn them of the consequences of having these surgeries. You can end up with paralysis or an infection that requires the removal of your implants and possibly the bone beneath, leaving you with less than you had before. A good plastic surgeon should first inform you of all the risks and then provide guidance to when enough is enough before you go too far and ruin your face and regret what you've done. Of course the best thing is to accept the way you were born but I realized some for some people it's that they hate the way they look so much they ate willing to go through the pain and risks to be able to accept themselves.

[@prettyhatemachine8887]

As a female, I prefer soft feminine features, but on guys who look obviously male, and have tall slim bodies but with well defined muscles and wide shoulders. t's like there's this "sweet spot" where masculine meets feminine.

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

“I want a tall pretty man” You ain’t special

[@thanos8638]

Where is the soft feminine features?

[@enclavecommunicationsoffic9351]

@@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow lmao true.

[@TiktokBro154]

@@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow lol

[@Mayhem12345]

Isn't plastic surgery supposed to, idk, ENHANCE your beauty? I might be the weird one out (and I know I'm not the one to judge) BUT, I feel that those who took plastic surgery to an extreme, especially those who want to look like real life dolls, they look scary to me, and not beautiful at all. Their not naturally looking face seem so bizarre to me. Also, some of them look SO old. I just looked up Zac Efron's age and realize he is 35, but he looked like he added another 20 years on top of that 35. You have plenty of time to look old when you are old, I don't get why people try to look old while they can still benefit from a youthful face. That face ain't comin' back baby, once it's gone, it's gone forever.

[@ohno7153]

Softer looking men have always been more popular than sculpted looking men, toxic masculinity played into factor in this

[@moritzwagner4332]

Like who? All popular male actors have very defined jaws.

[@thanos8638]

Who? I don't know anyone.

[@themaraccas]

The worst part is that it doesn't even look good on Liam like it doesn't fit his other features at all, he's by no means ugly, but he was just so hot before and now he looks so off and surgically altered.

[@Aspenluver51]

fr youre my new fav creator and i can't stop binging your videos

[@dnoelani5588]

I'm glad you are not hopping on this train. I have always had round cheeks, and that's part of why people think I'm younger than I am, even with these darn lines between my eyebrows (from squinting lol). 😅 You will continue to look young and cute for a long time. 😁

[@lynnleigha580]

It was me, I called him handsome Squidward months ago, now I'm thinking about the movie the mask, with Cameron Diaz and Jim Carrey

[@greyLeicester]

Theres only one 'The Mask', it is known it is with Cameron and Jim 😅

[@kenjako]

About Zac Efron, yeah he broke his jaw again filming a movie (baywatch if I'm not mistaken) and the accident was so bad he had to totally reconstruct the bottom half if his face Ps:the second accident actually happened and *he said* that his current face is a consequence of that btw

[@sngmnhrz]

excited to watch this!!

[@stardustgirl313]

So now guys think looking like Max Headroom is what's attractive? Nah. For me, soft/pretty boys never EVER go out of style.

[@Wakka144]

This is done for the MALE gaze though not the female one.

[@mirage.7286]

Max Headroom hahahahhaha

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

What happens when they age? Masculine features age better. And no one treats middle aged feminine men well 😂

[@TiktokBro154]

@@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow True

[@ornellaaribam]

So many Squidwards. This is identity theft and it's a crime.

[@luushari]

Never thought it would get this bad with plastic surgery 💔 The jaw one freaks me out more than the buccal fat removal removal.

[@drijuce]

I love your hair and your outfit in this video.

[@glass9137]

Plastic surgery just goes overboard nowadays. Theres a procedure for EVERY single piece of our bodies. Nothing is safe and it’s ridiculous. Aren’t there procedures for the hands? Its too much.

[@LoveAndSnapple]

I thought it was sad when then guy was like, "there's no way he'd get plastic surgery just to look like that!" That hurt MY feelings...like...we all know that he's lying about the plastic surgery but be ridiculed that your face looks bad when you tried to make it look good with the surgery....you can tell how embarrassed and awkward he felt...poor Zac...

[@rasheedlewis1]

His fault

[@Matara772]

Can't wait for us all to finally try look like Phineas, the optimal facial shape.

[@chris_1412]

Idk if this is jus a thing in English speaking countries or I'm just not in the group of people who care about beauty ideals cos all of this stuff is always new to me when I watch your videos. Only ppl who annoyed me abt good looks were my mom and the beauty technicians I've been to (dont go to them anymore tho cos the face stuff hurts a lot and I dont like it when people make me feel insecure about my acne😊)

[@erivida64]

Zac actually seems to have made his mouth wider, I didn't know that was possible 😱

[@happycamperyay]

I wish he’d stop saying that one direction was popular in the “early 2000s” when they were formed in 2010. Im not so old yet that one direction can be grouped in the same era as **NSYNC and Britney 🤣

[@rogeramezquita5685]

I think becoming a plastic surgeon is more lucrative than been a regular doctor now lol

[@julezharry77]

You think? Surgeons have always earned higher than a General Doctor lol.

[@joeisafreakk]

Zac Efron looks like giga Chad had a child with the Handsome Squidward.

[@elisabeth73]

Beauty standards for men West - Jaw implant East- shaving jaw bones to V-shape.

[@MineralTown]

all terrible

[@Annnabannanna]

STOP, WHY IS ZAC EFFRON GIVING ME THAT LORD FARQUADD GUY FROM SHREK

[@thylionheart]

idk why but the most shocking thing in this video is hearing Troy Bolton be called a “teenage heartthrob.” As someone who grew up watching all the HSM…….were……..were we supposed to have crushes on Troy?

[@idislikemints]

....yes. but i don't know anyone that did.

[@thylionheart]

@@idislikemints NEITHER DO I😭

[@absolutelynotellen]

Well, i actually do used to have a crush on Troy Bolton/Zac Efron soー 😭😭

[@alfiwahyuningrum7314]

8:11 my melody heart is blessed 💙

[@Woopsdiditagain]

The last guy looks like when you choose a pre-put-together Sim and change his skin color, it just It seems off. In his case, uncanny even 😀

[@Flayora]

He was so cute and charming before