Is dermabrasion an aesthetic violence?

With the abuse of mobile phone retouching software, there are many people around you who are too p-picture. Sometimes seeing photos of friends' circle of people I know makes me want to laugh. I think dermabrasion is an aesthetic violence.

People used to admire natural beauty, natural beauty, spiritual beauty and so on. I remember very clearly that in high school, a classmate's mother often appeared in our class with heavy makeup. Many boys in the class don't like that classmate's mother. They think she dresses like a monster. Nowadays, many people, especially female friends, not only wear heavy makeup, but also paint too much to make themselves look better. There are many people who lead to the difference between real people and photos. I find that those women who are good-looking are more willing to use P-picture software. ?

I have a friend around me, who is very sweet. She has two dimples when she smiles, and looks very comfortable. Although they are both mothers of two children now, they are simply hot moms because of their beautiful appearance and good skin on their faces. For more than a year, every time I see a photo sent by her circle of friends, it is the kind that sells cute pouts and then makes herself particularly white. She is good-looking, but her skin is a little dark. Sometimes my husband sees it and tells me it's not her.

The more beautiful those are, the higher the requirements for beauty are, and a flaw cannot be tolerated. No one is perfect, no matter how beautiful a person is, there will be disappointments. But some people just can't stand it, and all kinds of retouching are satisfactory.

It is particularly easy for women to look old after 30. No matter how beautiful you are when you are young, you cannot escape the traces of time. So those beautiful women who have seen wrinkles and dark spots on their faces before can't stand it at all. Moreover, people now use mobile phones as mirrors more than before, and mobile phones now have their own peeling function.

Some of them have that. I don't want to have plastic surgery, so there is no need to use my mobile phone to give myself plastic surgery. Isn't this also an act of aesthetic violence?