The new standard of Korean beauty - shoulder fillers (5 photos)

You also have the wrong shoulders! Didn't you know? But Korean idols and the beauty industry have finally opened our eyes that we can't continue to live like this.





Enlighten the ignorant, but won't the fillers then float down your arm to your elbow?!

It all started with a song by Jennie from the popular K-pop group Blackpink, which, by the way, was called "Like Jennie." Because it was her appearance that inspired Korean fans to go for a new type of plastic surgery - shoulder fillers. Because she has angular shoulders, and usually people have sloping shoulders (by the way, in Rus' sloping, smooth shoulders have always been considered beautiful, they were considered feminine).



She already has normal shoulders. That's what dysmorphia does to people

But Jenny has angular shoulders, and she is considered the standard of beauty. So a new service has appeared in South Korean clinics. This is an operation that will give you perfect shoulders at a right angle. There are already clients and beautiful before and after photos, because her fans have already done such fillers long before the popularity boom.





Advertisement before and after on the clinic page

It's just that now the operation has become more accessible and widespread. The procedure relaxes the trapezius muscles and makes the shoulder and neck line longer and thinner. Girls on TikTok even show different shoulders before and after and you can see how the shoulders change literally before your eyes. And against the background of such shoulders, the neck line of the shoulders visually becomes longer and looks more fragile, as is accepted by the standards of Asian beauty.



They inject somewhere here

You can get more defined shoulders in the gym, but then muscles may appear. And muscles make a girl's arm thicker, Asians don't need that (some Chinese women are even afraid to carry heavy bags, in case their arms become thicker, did you know?)



HERE SHE IS, that same Jenny, if anyone hasn't seen it. It's not like Marilyn Monroe would strive to

We're betting on where people haven't thought of injecting fillers yet, but will soon. Maybe their palms, so they're plump and soft like a baby's?