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The document outlines golden rules of beauty according to Dr. Vijay Sharma. It states that an oval face shape is considered the most beautiful for women, and high cheekbones and wide-open eyes are also considered attractive. It explains that these features signify a feminine bone structure and increased resistance to wrinkles.
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Dr. Vijay Sharma outlines 11 "Golden Rules of Beauty" based on facial features and proportions that are considered universally attractive. These include having an oval face, equal length of face above and below the nose, high cheekbones, convex rather than concave facial features, and balanced proportions between parts of the face and body. He argues that modern society puts immense pressure on individuals to conform to narrow beauty standards due to emphasis on youth, beauty, and success. This "hyperaesthetic tension" has led to an increase in cosmetic procedures and taken importance away from inner virtues. Societal tolerance for those not considered attractive has decreased significantly.
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1. The document discusses the concept of "hyperaesthetic tension", which is the constant worry about one's appearance in modern society due to emphasis on youth, beauty, and success.
2. It notes how every body part can be subjected to various beauty treatments and procedures by industries and professionals focused on aesthetics and appearance enhancement.
3. The medical field has also contributed to this focus on beauty, with specialties like cosmetic surgery emerging to modify and "beautify" various aspects of the body.
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3) Complications were minor and temporary in most cases, with irritation and edema the most common. No serious toxic effects were observed from the phenol amounts used. Success rates for treating wrinkles
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- 1. GOLDEN RULES OF BEAUTY by Dr. Vijay Sharma There are certain facial shapes that are considered attractive. The oval face is considered the most beautiful for a woman in contrast to round, square box type or triangular faces. High cheekbones and wide-open eyes are also considered beautiful. Looking at it from a strictly medical cosmetic point of view with these findings make perfect sense. The oval face leads the feminine grace and ensures that the unfeminine parts like firm jaw line do not exist. It signifies in essence a feminine bone structure. High cheekbones mean the individual is more resistant to facial wrinkles, similarly for wide-open eyes.
- 2. 1. Oval or egg shape face is always counted better than square, boxoid, triangular, round or circular faces. 2. The length of the nose and face above & below the nose should be almost equal to each other. 3. Bright, bigger eyes with high cheek bones spreaded over not more than one third total length of face gives immediate acceptance. GOLDEN RULES OF BEAUTY by Dr. Vijay Sharma
- 3. 4. Side profile, if you draw a line it should touch forehead, upper lip, lower lip and chin all together. 5. Angle of the nose in contrast to the face should be roughly around 30 degree and is counted as the best, but between 25 to 40 is also like compromise. 6. Convex faces are better than the Concave faces. GOLDEN RULES OF BEAUTY by Dr. Vijay Sharma
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