"Give Me an AI Face": Plastic Surgeons Alarmed by New Trend
More and more people are coming to plastic surgeons with AI-enhanced photos and asking to literally "copy" their AI face in real life.
Perfectly smooth skin, unreal symmetry, sharp cheekbones, and "ideal" features — that's what patient requests look like today.
😳 Surgeons admit the problem is already getting out of control. People become so attached to their AI-enhanced versions that they start seeing their normal appearance as a flaw. Some patients are willing to spend tens of thousands of dollars for a look that only exists on the internet.
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