Beauty is a very abstract idea. When it comes to human beauty, in today's society there are celebrities and pop stars to look up to as your ideal man or woman. At first glance, this idea may seem pretty normal due to the fame and fortune of celebrities. Looking closer, many celebrities have undergone various plastic surgeries to manipulate themselves into a so-called “perfect” shape. Some famous people have so many surgeries that you might think they have changed shape, because every time they are seen, something about their appearance has changed. The majority of this current perception of beauty is disseminated through the media. In an era when television was less common, people had no way to watch others. There were no movie stars or artists who could be considered a symbol of beauty. Today, the desire to be as beautiful as a famous actor or pop idol sometimes deprives American society of true beauty. In fact, both young and old people suffer from conditions like body dysmorphia because they start to believe that they are not beautiful enough. This indicates that the idea of ​​beauty in today's society has a negative effect on the population and manipulates people's self-esteem. CNN journalist Elizabeth Landau, in her article “Dysmorphic patients see details, not the whole face” (2010), explains that people are obsessed with one or more body features, usually on the face, and suffer from body dysmorphic disorder. She uses statistics to prove that 1 to 2 percent of the population suffers from this disorder. She uses this statistic to show why people get plastic surgery. According to Feusner, a psychiatrist at UCLA, "everyone would find them attractive but they don't consider themselves...... middle of paper... ...being and how pretty one is. These People treat beauty with contempt. Beauty is not a one-dimensional concept, it is an abyssal realm containing a plethora of possibilities. Some aspects of beauty have beauty within, like the mind. or the heart. Beauty is not just about outward appearance, as this does not always define a person. However, this is how some people are judged. People who make fun of their appearance are treated unfairly. Sometimes seek out things like plastic surgery to deal with their problems, much like Heidi Others want to look like a certain famous person and put all their effort into duplicating someone else when they should. just being themselves With today's murky state of mind, it's hard to imagine if that's the truth. about beauty will one day be discovered because the media will continue to influence the population.