It can only be said that most Koreans have plastic surgery, especially women and big-name stars, which can be seen from the photos before their debut. There are also some ordinary people who will cut their double eyelids and get their noses fixed before they go to college at the age of 65,438+08, which is also a gift from parents to their children. In fact, these are all too normal for South Korea, a big plastic surgery country. It can only be called plastic surgery. For them, only the major operation of moving bones, even life-threatening, is called plastic surgery. . . . . . There are also Koreans who are keen on plastic surgery because they are born ugly, with big pie faces, small eyes and a flat nose. These are the characteristics of their nation [just as Europeans have deep eye sockets, high noses and three-dimensional facial features], so they want to be as beautiful as Korean drama actresses [only a few Korean drama actresses are naturally beautiful, and most of them are cosmetic], so they want to see authentic Korean women on the streets of South Korea or in universities in China.