I actually like the direction that was taken here because this accentuates the very aesthetically pleasing nose and lips. The ‘after’ you will notice has broader eye exposure, fairly standard work for Korean surgeons. I’m really only seeing possible work on the eyelids (maybe corner-cutting) for creating a more bulbous, widened appearance.

“This guy actually had a pretty fantastic face to start out with. So on these two areas, I cannot say with certainty.” (c) Suga But also, that is from the ‘after’ picture (the ‘before’ is a little blurry). “Eyelids also look like they have had some significant surgical procedure, maybe multiple procedures. But again that is just from the picture you supplied, so I’d have to examine more.” Notice a distinct change in post, which is a fairly routine alteration. “Other areas would include ears: it looks like there could have been a serious alteration on the lobes. But honestly I cannot tell from just this photo, except to say there was work done here.” This area of procedure can sometimes involve some very serious maxillofacial cosmetic surgery. This is a very shapely, cut angular look achieved with great success from a previously rounded beginning. “Also I should bring your attention to the jawline. So that might just be a lot of dental cleanings and careful upkeep by this person.” But this isn’t really my area of expertise, other than to note all facial and body features for overall balance.

“It also appears that he has had a heavy amount of tooth whitening. You will observe substantial adjustments in both the bridge, slope contour and overall size.” “The nose is the first thing you will notice here. Very rarely will you see an Asian person appearing like this without considerable surgery.” I have studied extensively in places like Seoul, and spent a lot of time in Asia working with Asian surgeons and patients. One thing to note here: this face for J-Hope (I don’t know his real name so we can use his stage name) is not a very typical Asian face. “There are almost certainly several procedures performed. With face, there is probably a very good regimen contributing to overall appearance improvement.” (b) J-Hope One thing I tell patients is that even drinking water, and taking proper nutrients, people may think you had surgery! Then, you factor in lifestyle changes like better sleep, lower stress, no smoking, moderate drinking and moderate sun, and you will see many improvements. From my assessment there seems to be a big change in facial creams, careful application of makeup, and overall skin care. + Rap Monster’s Failed Solo Attempt Proves He’s Nothing Without BTS Also in one photo there is hair covering parts, to I cannot really make a judgment on other areas. But that’s really just guessing from photos. There could be some angular balancing coupled with very minor eyelid adjustments. Honestly I cannot tell on the rest of his face.

Mostly you will notice changes in both the width of the bridge and slope angle contour.Īs for the rest of his face: let me just say that surgeon to surgeon, I am about to offer a great compliment. “I would say on this one: there is most likely some surgery performed on the nose. Please note: from here on out, this is all quotes from the surgeon, not DMN. But culturally there is a difference here.” Also operations like double eyelid are very commonplace. I cannot say the exact percentage, but you could check with the ASPS. “A large relative percentage of the South Korean population has had some level of elective surgery. “Also, many of the greatest surgeons in the world operate there, more than places like Beverly Hills (though we are very good!)” “You’re going to see a lot more advertising in Seoul for plastic surgery centers,” the Beverly Hills surgeon shared. Also, it’s far more accepted culturally than in the United States. One thing the surgeon pointed out is that South Korea has a very high rate of plastic surgery. But there’s work that was probably performed.” I guess everyone has a perspective but from a professional surgeon perspective, this is not overuse. But they are not ‘addicted’ or demonstrating ‘problematic overuse’ of elective plastic surgery. Summary: most members of BTS have had plastic surgery operations. “But there’s work that was probably performed…” That goes against my beliefs and my profession.”Īnd with that, he’s the expert answer to the question: is BTS addicted to plastic surgery? Part I. But in no way do I want to be seen as ‘outing’ or ‘shaming’ anyone getting surgery. “Like the ornithologist can analyze the bird, I can analyze the human face. “I’m happy to offer the professional opinion,” he told us. This surgeon agreed to take a look, as long as we kept his identity private.

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