Japanese culture is more inclined to nature and individuality. For example, although their courtyards are all designed by meditation, they pursue natural effects. Their definition of beauty is also relatively open and will be modified according to everyone's characteristics. South Korea's plastic surgery is like an assembly line workshop, one by one following the template. At first, the beautiful women who came out of cosmetic surgery in Korea were really beautiful, but with more and more beautiful women with the same style of painting, people began to feel aesthetic fatigue. Korean plastic surgery is basically a sharp face, big eyes, high nose and small mouth. It's basically the same. At first glance, it looks like traces of plastic surgery, which is too obvious.

Korean cosmetic surgery is a standard beauty in the traditional sense. Maybe many people will despise me and think I'm talking nonsense. But I really didn't talk nonsense. The first impact of plastic surgery in Han Xing is far stronger than that of Japanese plastic surgery. The unification of plastic aesthetics is not entirely a doctor's pot. Customers also have to bear part of the responsibility. Many customers go to Japan to do single projects, but complain that there is little change and they spend money for nothing. This is the typical reason why plastic surgery is unnatural.

There are two major problems in South Korea's cosmetic technology. First, there is no unique image, and second, these hard-piled cosmetic materials bring many sequelae, which are easy to "return to the original shape" or even go too far. Korean women have a tradition of paying attention to appearance. They are very decent. Korean women, whether they are 20 or 70 years old, should dress neatly and make up carefully before going out, even if they just buy food.

South Korea's plastic surgery has become a common phenomenon because Koreans pay special attention to first impressions. Asians' faces are generally square and imperfect, while Koreans' skin is particularly fair and prone to spots. Although it has been civilized for 2 1 century, this ideology should have faded long ago. However, it should be noted that the cultural trend of thought in South Korea developed in a relatively short time during the founding of the People's Republic of China, and male chauvinism was not repelled by the trend of the times.