So apparently the "AI face" plastic surgery trend is a thing now and it costs over £100k
Summary
Patients are increasingly requesting plastic surgery to replicate AI-generated 'perfect' faces, a trend costing over £100,000, but surgeons warn the hyper-symmetry is anatomically impossible and harming mental health.
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