Many Americans Want Plastic Surgery to Improve Selfie Quality

Many Americans Want Plastic Surgery to Improve Selfie Quality A January survey by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS), discovered that 55 percent of plastic surgeons said that their patients requested surgery to enhance their face to look better for selfies in 2017. However, patients are forgetting that the average selfie, taken around 12 inches from the face, makes the nasal base look 30 percent wider and the nasal tip seven percent wider. If all the pictures [you take] are up close, the way you view yourself may be distorted. The 55 percent of patients requesting plastic surgery because of selfies in 2017 is up from 13 percent in 2016. “Consumers are only a swipe away from finding love and a new look, and this movement is only going to get stronger.