One of the major deterrents in determining the features of an attractive face lies in the widespread belief that standards of attractiveness are learned gradually through exposure to culturally presented ideals (e.g. through the advertising and media) and this has also led to a general belief that cultures vary dramatically in what they perceive to be attractive. If this were true, it would mean that attractiveness is arbitrary and what is beautiful now could, in a different time or place, be considered unattractive.
Share in the experience of Dr Bernard Leung from Facial Artistry Cosmetic Skin & Vein Clinic on how Beauty transcends culture and ethnicity.
