What All Models Have in Common
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What do all models have in common? Dr. Gary Linkov takes a look at models on billboards and posters throughout Manhattan to see what the common feature among all of them is!
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00:00 - Intro
00:18 - Billboard #1
01:01 - Billboard #2
01:48 - Billboard #3
02:18 - Philtrum Length Studies
05:01 - Billboard #4
05:34 - Billboard #5
06:12 - Billboard #6
06:48 - Meeting a Fan!
07:35 - Billboard #7
08:15 - Billboard #8
08:45 - The Most Common Feature
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I just love it when you take us out into the street! First you helped us by evaluating common beauty standards and then you bring us back to the office for analysis and a science lesson! Then back to the street for more examples and a spontaneous interview! I love this format! Thank you so much!
Thanks!!! That was our goal. Filming outside definitely has its challenges but we really appreciate your feedback.
@@drgarylinkov It must be much harder to do. I think you might want to think about doing it for a periodic treat rather than putting pressure on to do it frequently. After all, you have your practice to run!
It just shows how much he loves his job but also cares about the people and isn't necessarily pushing for plastic surgery when not required. It's very refreshing! 😊
@@drgarylinkovhey Dr gary, I would love to see a follow-up video specifically on the philtrum. Would really like to see ratios thrown into the mix, given that measurements alone are all relative to the size of an individual's head and proportionality to surrounding features. Love your channel! 👌
I love your videos. When discussing photographs of models, I can't help to wonder how much photoshopping, editing, and color correction had contributed to the final photo.
That's going to happen regardless with editing but most of the models are stunning an gorgeous irl cause they are a actual model doing bookings for companies , not your reality star or ig model cover .
@@lisavanderpump7475 you would be surprised what today's standards are. Now agencies are not just hiring on "natural" beauty, but also how well someone can be altered in Photoshop.
@@Sentient_Goose wow
Lip lift advertisment
On top of the actual physical enhancements they've had done to perfect their already beautiful physiques. It's honestly a miserable world for teens growing up but I'm happy there's people doing this kind of breakdowns to actually reset beauty expectations or at least, put them into perspective.
Photoshop is real. It also helps that they are probably super young. My niece was headhunted at age 15. She started work at 17, but the delay is strictly because of the pandemic they would have taken her at 16.
They are using childrenand teenagers to sell stuff to grown women and are shaming us for age- something nobody can help. 🙄
I always laugh when twenty year olds are in commercials for anti wrinkle face creams
They’ve been doing that forever!
My mother has a longer filtrum esp in aging. People commented on her beauty past the age of eighty. Perfect proportions do not equal beauty.
Great personality with ordinary looks trump beautiful features with boring personality EVERY time. Hands down.
Right - look at Farrah Fawcett - not a particularly short philtrum and a great beauty. Also thinner lips. I think it's just that currently, it's a desired look... it's a bit of a trend. A long philtrum is generally longer as we age too so it just symbolizes youth
he just made this video bc lip lifts became his new favourite surgery to perform lol
@@Delphi333 Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. I think, in this case, having a short filtrum makes you automatically look more youthful, which as we all know, is the main obsession of modern society. It makes sense humans perceive a shorter filtrum as beautiful, but not everyone has to fall for the same thing. I simply think it's objectively an attractive trait to the eyes.
Is she a model?
Years ago a met a Ford model who was interesting in leasing a place and I was astonished at how clear and smooth her skin was --like she had super tiny pores or something, and at how lush and full her hair was. I don't think was was wearing makeup or anything special and she was still dazzling.
I knew an exquisite model in Paris - much as you described. She was painfully shy and pretty much a clod. Her equally gorgeous boyfriend left her for a woman with a dazzlingly charming personality & ordinary looks. Looks can keep you company only so far.
@@daysjours Nice made up story
@@dorikin333 except it ain’t.
At my age the length of my philtrum is the least of my concerns lol. Learning a lot from your channel, thank you.
I know a lot of people think beauty is everything. and it is a fascinating subject, which is why Dr Linkov is talking about it. But hey guys, "unconventionally attractive" has always been in style for many. Remember that!
There are very pretty people -- perfection. Thus banal & boring. Then there are BEAUTIFUL people -- imperfection. Fascinating & mysterious. Case in point: Catherine Deneuve, very very pretty. Sophia Loren, beautiful.
@@daysjours Why do people always mention older unconventionally-attractive people, as if there has been no-one since? What about Natalie Dormer (wide-set eyes), Eva Green (downturned eyes), Anne Hathaway (downturned eyes and nose), Anja Taylor Joy (wide-set eyes)?
I've always thought Adrien Brody was attractive. He has a larger nose but I don't mind it. He's got something about him that pulls me in. I love his voice too. That prob helps. Lol..
Not really
Nothing is everything in life but life itself. 😂 However, the sheer number of options that being conventionally attractive opens is mind-blowing comparing to that of being unconventionally attractive whatever that means.
And this is why you're my favourite doctor on CZcams - you always challenge yourself and simplify complicated explorations. This field trip was super enlightening and I hope this gets a part two with more about the philtrum and it's proportions.
Questions that come up are; Does a lip lift interfere with a nose job? And, do male patients with facial hair experience a disadvantage in terms of scarring?
Beauty is in the proportions, not in the same style.
Dr. Gary is the coolest doctor. Also very kind and polite.
I am obsessed with your videos and will be saving up for 3-5 years (or more) to afford a rhinoplasty with you. You're the only surgeon I would trust, and I'm so glad I finally found someone I trust to do it! Keep doing you; I love seeing the evolution of your videos, and seeing you try different things on the channel!
Same here !
@@jennyfromdablock1735 yeah but you need to have paid it in full before getting the procedure if you're financing it
@@jennyfromdablock1735 i know what financing is. I called the clinic and got the info. You need to pay it in full even if you fincance it before getting the procedure.
But it’s more than just rhinoplasty how do I get that repose thing and the philtrum and chin and jaw he was talking about? How do you fix that? Can it be fixed and will it ever truly look that natural and effortless the way models look?
Totally unrelated but your voice is so soothing. Sometimes I just zone out and enjoy listening and forget to process what was said
I was the guy with the long orange hair. I’m really glad I got to meet the doctor himself.
It was nice meeting you too!
I’m interested in figuring out how much one’s standard of beauty is ingrained through evolution versus influenced by society (nurture vs nature). Is it 50/50, 90/10, 20/80? I think we’d be surprised by how much we are influenced by mass marketing/media, but also from how much we desire certain traits inherently.
My own personal speculations would put it at 30/70. With the 70% being social. And I’m not saying this as a “cope”. It’s just that the social can even trump biology in some cases (like preference for overweight weight in times of food scarcity). So it seems to me that beauty by definition will be mostly social.
When I was a kid I played the Sims and I knew nothing about philtrum obviously but I always made them with the shortest philtrum possible (mouth closest to the nose was a parameter you could change) cause I found them so much more good looking with a short philtrum haha ! Dr Gary himself has a pretty short philtrum maybe that’s why he is so good looking !
*Cries in long philtrum*
This is such a creative video idea. Great video, Dr. Gary!
I really have been enjoying these new styles of videos on the channel. Thank you doctor Gary for keeping it interesting and always spreading positivity!
I know I will never see New York. With you I get to see the city and benefit from your wisdom. Thanks Doc!
Wow. This makes me think the beauty standard is so stupid. It doesn't matter at all. There are so many very beautiful and attractive people outside of this very narrow set of standards
I’d like to point out that some of the most beautiful women in Hollywood have had long (or longish) philtrums.
Ava Gardner
Catherine Deneuve
Ingrid Bergman
Dorothy Dandridge
Ann Margaret
Blythe Danner
Faye Dunaway
Greta Garbo
Dolores del Rio
Eva Gabor
Natalie Wood
…to name a few. Just because you can’t smell your lip, doesn’t mean you’re not beautiful. It may only be that your look is more classic than modern. 💖
You are right, those women do have longer filtrums and are all stunning! However, I also notice that all of those women (in their youth) had significant tooth show when they opened their mouths. So there's an important difference between a long filtrum caused by genetics vs. age.
I gotta agree with your point about the fad. It’s like the slim-thick fad. When the philtrum is very long, it looks odd. But a bit longer than the ideal measurement is fine!
I have a very small philtrum, tiny nose and one massively high forehead. Its literally so high you can stack my nose twice before you reach my hairline.....and I am perfectly fine with that
I have a long Philtrum and as a kid I even noticed it and never liked it. However when I tried to pull it up to imitate a lip lift it didn’t look good either. It pulled the corners of my mouth down and my lip proportions were off…once you do one thing you have to do ten more…I wish it was different but it’s not and I don’t want to mess with it.
You're beautiful as you are.
Honestly, I don’t look a your picture and think « she has a long philtrum. I thought « she’s cute » and it’s funny because I wish I had a shorter philtrum too but probably nobody looked at me and thought twice about it.
I feel the same way and have done the same lol. I want a shorter philtrum with little to no change to my lips.
Honestly based in your profile picture, I think (not an expert just my opinion) that you'd benefit greatly from getting a lip lift. It'd make you look younger.
So neat! I never considered that attribute to be linked to beauty. Very nice to see you out and about on a nice day, super fun video!
A big thing I'm noticing from this video is the modelling industry's bias towards European features, regardless of the model's actual ethnic heritage. It really says a lot that major brands aren't featuring models with large foreheads, broad/prominent noses and long philtrums. This needs to change in order to have true representation. Otherwise the industry is just featuring the same face in different colors.
Representation isn’t necessarily a good thing. No one wants true representation in basketball… who tf is demanding representation of Peruvian men playing against guys like Kobe Bryant…. Some particular peoples throughout the world are more likely to have the ideal when it comes to anything(basketball…modeling…cooking…etc)
@@divinegon4671 That’s not even the same concept. Your argument doesn’t make sense. You’re essentially saying representation isn’t good because people with European features would just always be better models? Just say you’re racist at that point.
@@divinegon4671 if the Peruvian is as tall and talented as Kobe, then representation is in order.
@@divinegon4671 chill. I'm not talking about athletic abilities or skills, I'm talking about representing people with different facial features in the media. It should be represented because it's a more accurate reflection of our society as a whole. We have folks of all different backgrounds and that should be celebrated.
And while I'm on the topic, I thoroughly and unapologetically believe ad campaigns should include people of all ages, genders and abilities...and you can't change my mind on that 🤷♀️
@@divinegon4671 This comment makes no sense whatsoever
I went and measure my filtrum and it’s 20mm😭😭😭, so now I know I’m ugly💀. All jokes aside, this was really interesting! I don’t think I’m ugly and I think that some models have pretty high forwheads such as Tyra Banks and are still stunning! Also in Chinese culture, a long filtrum is considered a good thing in face reading because it means you’ll have a long life😁.
This plastic surgeon is clueless there are so many models and beautiful woman with longer ones Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly models Dozen Kroes Victoria Secret model I spelled her name wrong i think Pauline Pori
Paulina porizkova A super model, Charlize Theron, Jennifer Lopez,Jessica Alba have long ones too. It's close set eyes that no beautiful model/actress has which he didn't mention because surgically can't be corrected. Don't feel insecure. I think he just wants woman to get this surgery because it's not super hard to do.
@@joydarling314 agreed with the eye thing. Mine are pretty close and I try to make them look a little bit more far apart by adding bright shadow in my inner corner. Plus quite big nose and long philtrum. I am no supermodel but it always makes me feel better that I look similar to Anjelica Huston 😊
A shorter filtrum gives an illusion of youthfulness, but not everyone that's beautiful or attractive have to have a short filtrum. Don't think that about yourself!
@@joydarling314 Kaia Gerber literally has close set eyes
I noticed that lining right above my Cupid’s bow on my lip there that white part is with a light foundation color really gives me a lip lift look without even over lining my lip and it looks super natural. I use a flat square art brush to do it and get straight lines, and I leave a little space between the actual Edge of the top lip and my light foundation lines
Wow I love this video Dr. L! Your skin shows up so beautifully in the outdoors. So now I need to get a metric tape to measure my philtrum.
I love your videos and the idea behind this one, but it was frustratingly difficult to see some of the details on the Billboards due to reflections or obstructions.
I loved the spontaneous street consultation with the gentleman going to Turkey the best. It really highlights Dr. Linkovs' caring and compassionate nature. ❤️
It was nice of him to approach us! Enjoyed that conversation.
The "models" in the Dior Forever ad were Natalie Portman and Yara Shahidi LOL
This is so funny to me, because as I am studying for my USMLE exam, I am noticing that "short filtrum" is always mentioned in terms of fetal alcohol syndrome, almost as if anyone with this feature will face serious complications! So interesting how in one context it can mean an serious diagnosis, whereas in another, it can be somewhat of a beauty trend! Thanks for pointing out this subtle feature, I'm glad to see that it's mostly common among models and not something I need to strive for as a regular person. When you mentioned teeth exposure I finally felt like I'm not crazy for noticing that that's also a feature I see on models! I have worried that my lack of teeth exposure made me look like I had no teeth! I imagine it's probably a little more normal among those of us who arent on billboards though lol
In fetal alcohol syndrome the philtrum is not specifically short but it's flattened.
@@wovenlion ah thank you for the correction, i'll look closer for that in my exam questions!
@@charmsz566It's called 'flat' or 'smooth' interchangeably, so I see why you could have mistaken it for 'short'.
It’s philtrum not “filtrum”
Omg why are you my favorite! Best channel to listen to on road trips for this laser nerd.
Fantastic to vicariously walk around New York City.
I’d love to have a lip lift and blepharoplasty, but it would never end for me. I have a touch of dysmorphia, so I don’t think I’d ever be happy.
Good self-awareness! I feel like right now it’s the philtrum length and lips fullness, in a few years God knows what it’s going to be..! My philtrum does not fit the beauty standards these days but with a face that is oval/oblong it would look wrong if I had a philtrum that is very short. It’s all about proportion but with all this talk about what can be ”wrong” it’s sooo easy to fall victim do bad self-esteem and think that you have to correct something about yourself to fit into this world. Well, of course I’m no saint or I wouldn’t be here watching these videos and I get it - we all want to look beautiful and be admired, but it’s more important than ever before that we’re aware of why we want a change and what makes us think we need it.
First of all, I can see by your picture that you have a very beautiful face, so you certainly don't "need" any facial tweaks. That being said, I totally get the dysmorphic thing where you know that no matter how many adjustments you made, you would never truely be satisfied with it. When it comes from the mind, you can't "fix it" through a cosmetic change. I think that self-awareness is key to not spend life chasing things that won't actually bring satisfaction. Good luck to you ❤️
yes better not touch ur face if you have dysmorphia cus if it doesnt end up like you want it will make you feel even worde
I am the same. Perfectionist.
I really enjoyed this video and seeing you outside. It also seemed fun when you got recognized
I stumbled across this video and had it playing in the background while I worked. Now I’ve discovered I have an unsightly philtrum, so that’s another insecurity to add to the list lmao
Good video as always!
There’s really no point to this because beauty standards are always changing especially for women which is a shame. When talking about full eyebrows, during the early 2000s models had thin brows. Also short foreheads… Well remember tyra banks? So whatever is seen as attractive now will only last so long and people should think twice before chasing after it.
I love the way you interacted with the fan!
i do have a short philtrum as well but ive never ever thought about it as a part of 'beauty standards'.. i do understand doing something like a nosejob but overall these beauty standards can make one go crazy so i think its better to be very careful in terms what you wanna change and if you need/want something changed its wise to change it in a way when afterwards you will be able to recognize yourself in the mirror
Someone can have a short Philtrum and still be considered not of beauty standards . As they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder . But I always tell people to do what they think is gorgeous an pretty to themselves cause it's their body and u only live one life !!!! Live your life for you and you only!! I got Botox and fillers before and I got asked who I'm I doing it for and I said NO ONE! It's what I enjoy and like when I look into the mirror ! 💋💋💋
I feel like I have a long philtrum :( that's one of the most disgusting features of my face, but I have no idea what I could do to fix that....
@@mikalangelo8796 a think they do a lip lift for it
@@mikalangelo8796 or I think they cut a small part below the nose and pull it up a tad wich I think is a lip lift I can be wrong
@@lisavanderpump7475 I feel like I got big lips already and it would look so disproportionate and wrong.... How could I elongate my nose? I just need a new body lol
I love the sound of your voice!
Can’t wait to get my lip lift in Nov! Dr Gary I truly only trust you, bc u have a true passion behind the science of facial harmony!! 👄
I'm sorry that you feel this is necessary. 😔
@@politereminder6284 my choice
@@lachanclita5907 Yes. It is your choice. I wish you success 🙌
Ha! At first I thought you were joking and going to share the facial definitions of the white store manikin! Much thanks 😊
As someone who had a lip lift and didn’t NEED ONE now I see it as too short and it is just as bad as too long 😂 lip lifts are tricky I have to say I think they are way overrated unless you have an insanely long philtrum.
You are clearly addicted to plastic surgery. 👽
when you analyze yourself in the mirror for far too long you get wrong ideas about yourself and plastic surgeons like that...
Bless you for sharing!!! This industry is getting too much.
@@a.l.4720 and nurse and PA injectors. And they have less invested too so they can be even more evil.
Bravo to you for having spoken out regarding the very "overrated" lip lift!! With the "upper echelon" (I won't name names although I can) of facial plastic surgeons here in the States that are continually promoting (and FORCE FEEDING us) this procedure, have ultimately turned the idea around, and transformed an "option" to a monetary "add-on"... Shame on them, the supposed chieftains of "beauty"... In addition, these surgeons having not best informed the public that SOMETIMES (in fact), a liplift will NOT look properly balanced surrounding certain facial features is actually negligent... Oh, and by the way, a short philtrum does NOT necessitate pure and absolute aesthetic beauty in a face... Stop believing the hype and the trends! Ultimately, they may NOT serve you best!
Thanks for including info on East Asian features!
There are models with long ones way more popular then those no known models you chose. Doutzen Kroes, Rachel Hunter. What models definitely don't have are close set eyes which plastic surgery can't fix! Many beautiful women have longer ones like Jessica Alba, Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow.
I'm turning 42 next month...I feel like my face is starting to sag just a little. Are there any face exercises or techniques we can keep things tight vs getting more Botox or fillers?
My daughter's face is used in a lot of ads and we just had a conversation about philtrums. She never noticed models had that in common until she saw this video.
I was wondering if you could do an opinion piece of the use of botox in sweat control and the possible side effects. I know many people have problems, especially with palm sweating that can be very inconvenient and doctors seem to be very divided in the use of botox to manage the condition - also seems to be the only thing that can be used as far as I've heard. How would it effect the feeling for an example, what products to use in tandem with it if any? In general, is it a good idea and does it really have to be injected into the palms or other regions every 3 weeks - or does it vary? Some doctors seem to just throw it as an option very casually and some seem to actively discourage their patients from trying it. It's hard to get a clear picture of how much help it could provide vs. the cost and convenience of using it to manage extreme sweating in specific areas. If not, I understand 100% but I personally think it's an uncomfortable thing to talk about and can be quite embarrassing with almost no options to reduce the amount of passive sweating that happens to some of us. I would be very interested to hear your professional opinion. Maybe even collab with a dermatologist if you have some friends that might want to chime in.
I have read that lip lifts can often change the nose and enlarge the nostrils. That would put me off from doing the lip lift.
When I'm out and about, the people who catch my eye are not those who look 'conventional', but people who have a distinctive-looking face, and/or have a lovely manner about them. But then I've been pretty out of touch with popular culture for the past 20 years, and I'm not the target market for these products (I shop 2nd hand and the only makeup I use is occassional mascara).
I find these videos a fascinating insight into beauty trend is and standards ❤
Love seeing Dr. Linkov take his show on the road. Wish he had given sunscreen a shoutout
I LOVE IT. You pointed out the two biggest areas I want to fix: shorten my forehead length and shorten my philtrum
I have a long philtrum small lips and high forehead and I think I’m really pretty with a classic beauty look. I wouldn’t want to look like anyone else. Seems like a lot of models look the same. There is many different types of faces why don’t they switch it up! So boring to see the same girl on every billboard 😊
They all look the same, especially nowadays, because they are all (starting, so young) doing fillers, hair, extensions, false eyelashes, and all these other trendy gimmicks, giving them a generic look.
I want my philtram shortened but want little to no change to my lip. My upper lip already curves up and I see many after pictures where people look strange. Is it possible to have a lip lift without the lip looking strange in a case like mine?
I love this video. Can u do more of these pls!!
A guy who recruited for modelling agencies a long time ago told me that he looked for 2 things. Clear skin and good bone structure.
Any person who has these two things can have make-up shape the rest
I'm 58, and never heard of a long vs short philtrum until i started watching CZcams lol
This was so interesting and fun, if I ran into you on the street I would SCREAM lol
This was a super fun video. I have a short philtrum and some upper tooth show when I open my mouth and this made me feel great about it! I do have an important question - does a lip flip help with this or harm the ratio in any way? I would imagine minimizing gum show is good but I'm scared releasing some of that muscle tension might make the philtrum then appear longer? Would make an interesting video if it's not a simple yes or no
@@xxx.118 there's a difference between a lip lift and a lip flip. One is surgical the other is not. I was talking about the Botox option.
Well, my filtrum and lips are model worthy, but the rest of me is going to hell!! lol Love your content and personality!
Lol What's that suppose to mean😄🤣
@@buyimncube2588 exactly what I said!
This is something new, loved it
Thank you!
Too often when I come here I leave thinking I need more plastic surgery lol.
This guy must be a hoot in the dating scene. "Hey, I'm a little nervous, but I saw your philtrum and had to introduce myself. I realize my upper lip fullness isn't great, but I'm a surgeon. Can I buy you a drink?"
He's married. I wonder if he has lip lifted his wife ...
In common, regular features and healthy skin. Doc is stuck on philtrums.
Can you make video on k-pop plastic surgeries
The most common feature 🥁: photoshop
I love your videos Dr Gary
Thank you, Julia!
The guy you met who wants hair transplant I would say he doesn't need it at all, he wears his balding very very well, he is super handsome and looks absolutely amazing with this hair
Exactly my thoughts, he shouldn't change a thing!!
Hello Dr. Gary, thank you for these videos. I am half Korean and half Caucasian. I have quite a long philtrum, and a very short, upturned nose. I love my cupids bow, and have a "beauty mark" right in the middle of the lateral center of my philtrum. I have considered the bull nose surgery, but would like to keep the position of the beauty mark, as well as the defined cupids bow. I am wondering if this would be a proper procedure, considering my nose. I think the closest I can describe it is the lovely Sissy Spasek (sp?).
I am into my 40s now and have had some minor modifications, and can live with what I have, but would like to feel pretty (the photo on my profile is about 7 to 10 years old, I don't know how to change it). I was also bullied as a kid for looking different...I would love to get a personal opinion from you. In the meantime, would it be possible to do a segment on outliers that deviates from the standard, but is still considered beautiful? Thank you.
❤❤❤❤ sending u tons hugs. I have had Asian/white mix roommate before. She struggled a LOT, cuz she grew up single mom, n she had all sorts of issues. I didnt know it was towards me or other ppl. She looked MORE Asian than ME being Asian look Asian. Since I died my hair brown in my 20s,,,ppl always thought I was Spanish, Latin etc. n She’s half white. But she was Always guessed as full Asian. I think it took a toll on her when she n I were same age. Over time….she just got really sad , regardless how much I was d only one helping her around when she moved into my city 4 million ppl back then. Fast forward, everyone has --Perception of things.
Like I grew up thought NOrdic ppl all loook like Chris Hamsworth, or UK ppl will look like Nicole Kidman, Justin Bieber. But i did NOT have understanding a lot ppl look like Brie Larsen, Mike Myers or Woody Allen. Just when we young we have --INaccurate perceptions.
When I first landed in Canada. White 24 yr old lady at party, will be like;”stop eating, it makes ur face bigger u r Asian.”
Or when I was dating, some dude’s mom” oh,,,,,u are so pretty but I don’t look chinese. U MUST mixed with White! U should do a DNA test, ur parents family chain might relate too whites hundreds years ago. Cuz U look pretty, but Chinese are NOT good looking in North America… u do NOT look Chinese.”
….yeah. So i can imagine those things happens to u as child cuz those ill formed words STILL Bother me to this day.
The thing is what keep me going is …those are OPINIONS , based on False PERCEPTIONS.
Just like I had a : YORKSHIRE Terrier(cute yorkie). So well behaved, no bark no bite, NO panic, no possessive. ….my friends:”I prefer big dogs, no yappy”. They get a Golden Retriver,,,,my dog was so much better behaved it puts like 90% LARGE dogs in shame. (Ppl always shocked how nice of dog it is). MY friend’s Perception of MY SMALL DOG is YAPPY , n they re like;”yeah your dog is nice i like yours but usually YORKIES r Yappy”. Still bothers me.
So i realize over time,,,those just their. Opinions. The fact i am fine, my dogs is so impressive, its enough.
So I decide to one day--CHOOSE to Be Happy. Because it Cultivates possitive mind set. D ppl’s comments are based on their OWN minimal Perception. When we still hurt,,,we give them d power. Based on u have small short cute nose…thats HUGE. Most ppl cant get that. Most White ppl cant even get it unless they have like Scotish/Irish Background. Its gem.
nice lip definition and fullness- well defined cupid bow
Омг, как хорошо, что у меня прекрасная длина фильтрума, минус один риск развития комплексов🌸 Thanks for the nice video, Dr. Linkov
а я иду убивать себя из-за длинного фильтрума
@@deemah3602 хаха 🤣
Wow ! Checkup on the street!
Hatts off Doc!
This makes me feel better about my short philtrum haha
Love to be out of the office LOL great video
That sexy short philtrum gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can totally picture Dr. Gary wearing his scrubs while eating at Jake’s Steakhouse 🥰
Lol
I've always noticed the top models having full hairlines but maybe that's just because I don't lol I have a short philtrum but never thought it added to my "beauty"... guess we tend to fixate on what we want rather what what we have. We all have our own beautiful qualities.
Very interactive show and with cientific support 😮😲💥👋
Michael C. Hall aka Dexter has a very long philtrum and that man is BEAUTIFUL
Equal proportions, symmetry, clear skin, and bright eyes. Even people in their senior years look beautiful if they have these features. .
@Hazel Allison as long as the nose is in balance with the face. I have seen some beautiful noses of all sizes on well-balanced symmetrical faces. I kind of like big, well-structured noses anyway, especially on men 😊. Even on women too, look at Lady Gaga and Barbra Streisand. Gorgeous.
ugh, i have a very long philtrum, especially for a woman, 21mm. That seems huge compared to average but most people would not consciously notice it, I think.
I always thought its the distance between the eyes. My narrow eyes ruin my face and make me look masculine. The rest of my face has actually "perfect" features, but it's the eyes. Unfortunately there is no surgical remedy for narrow eyes.
It's, he is just selling short philtrum surgeries
My first thought was symmetry then eyes.
Now I feel self conscious about my long philtrum lol
It’s the shape of the face! I’ve looked again and again.
this made me less insecure since I have a very short philtrum!!
So how do I get these things like the hood jaw and repose and good philtrum and chin
I've never saw my philtrum like something that was anything.. Mine is... normal?
Can you talk about other places in the body besides the face, please?
Can u plz make a video on plastic surgeries of kpop idols and thand for such informative videos👌
+1 to this, there's so many examples to pick from
The one female CZcamsr that talks about ps(I forget her name) did a ps video about each Blackpink member and literally got death threats🤦♀️But I’d like to see this too. People are delusional thinking kpop idols/Korean celebrities haven’t gotten anything done.
@@Envy28496 Lori hill?
@@PennyWenny224 Yes, thank you!
They all have rich parents in common
no they have those genetics!
It's true those people look objectively good in the pictures, however, I can't say I'm attracted to their type of beauty at all. It's good there's diversity in the world, there's something for everyone.
Would making your lips plump (fatter, I guess like fillers or botox?) Shorten your philtrum? I believe my philtrum is good but have always hated my lips (especially the top) I've never tried fillers but may just indulge in doing it one of these days. Lol
Can a nose job shorten the filtrum? Which procedures can be done to shorten it, a part than a lip lift (which is not for everyone)?
Best option is to leave it as is, unless the philtrum is so far from standard deviation that it's visibly distracting.
A rhinoplasty can sometimes accentuate a longer philtrum especially if the nose has previously had a drooping tip. To the best of my knowledge the only definitive way to obtain a shortened philtrum is through a surgical lip lift.
my nose job lengthened it
There is one. I think it's lip flip maybe
Thank you for all your replies 😊
Once again a push for lip lifts lol so unnecessary but that seems to be his number one procedure.
What do the models have in common? My own guess: they have symmetrical faces, look healthy and youthful and they look like whatever the group with power and money looks like at the time. For example once it was only sporty people now you can look nerdy. Why? Because it is associated with wealth. If anything people always want to look like they belong to the successful group.
Yay! I have a nice short philtrum, but a huge five-head…..😂
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I don't know about all this. What I do know is people with mathematically "perfect" faces look attractive, but a bit mundane. I'm sure you could find people with an example of every face shape and every type of feature who are attractive.
How cool does Gary look in scrubs and sunglasses... Not even joking... Bad4$$
Thanks lol!
I’d love to know who chose the standards to being beautiful in America. I have always believed that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I don’t let the industry define what beauty for me.
Your photo shows a very beautiful woman. I wish I had your skin tone. I'm a pale mousy blonde with green eyes pushing 59 years...
Sad to say pure shallow physical beauty is not in the eye of the beholder. Most people are attracted to healthy bodies which means a fit body and good proportioned face.
They just go off of picking a pool of people and showing them a bunch of diff faces an go off of what they like an consider beautiful. But that doesn't define beauty . As you say beauty is in the eye of the beholder . There are times when I'm out an I think a guy is so hot and attractive and my friends would be like ew no! And also I find attractive things in people like their neck or hands or body bone structure etc not all about the face fully to me .
@@minju3492 absolutely agree. True subconscious beauty is mostly objective in my understanding of our biology.
In advertising like he is showing, its whatever sells the product. All corporations really care about is their bottom line, no matter how they may try to convince us otherwise. Those models are picked because they think that's how we want to look.
what is the propper way to measure this length at home?