If you look at Reddit's r/PlasticSurgery board, the two most common procedures seem to be fillers (not really a surgery) and rhinoplasty. Women can't stop getting this tacky button nose rhinoplasty that seems to be popular on social media. Here's a particularly bad example:
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(This one got a "Fox eye thread lift" or whatever it's called as well.) No one in their right mind would look at the girl on the left and say her nose is too big. In fact, it is almost the size that many women are going for when they go for the button nose look. She started off with fairly delicate and proportional features, and now she looks like a freak. I think it's an example of just trying to follow a trend, regardless of whether it suits your features. She says she's "so worried" and has "deep regrets" about her surgery. Maybe she should have thought a bit harder before deciding to do it?
It's funny to think that there used to be (still is?) a cliché that professional models were setting an unfair standard of beauty for women. Models actually tend to have strong, mature-looking facial features. These women following social media trends are going in the opposite direction with some of these surgeries, looking like grotesque parodies of children. A not insignificant number of these women would look better with
bigger noses, in my opinion.
