Top Celebrities Patients Want To Be Modeled After In Plastic Surgery Clinics
A viral post circulating online has sparked major discussion after claiming to reveal which celebrities are most frequently brought up as reference photos during plastic surgery consultations, along with the specific eye and nose styles they represent.
According to the post, which is said to be based on input from current plastic surgery clinic workers, patients often categorize their desired results using commonly known aesthetic terms in Korea and the celebrity that is best known for it.
1. In-Out Double Eyelid Line
A double eyelid that starts subtly on the inner corner and becomes more defined outward. Celebrities most frequently referenced for this eyelid type are Im Bo Ra, Kang Tae Ri, Suzy, Irene, and IU.
This eyelid type is often requested for its natural yet defined look, especially among patients seeking subtle enhancement.
2. Semi-Out Double Eyelid Line
A low, parallel double eyelid line that remains close to the lash line. Celebrities most referenced for this style are IVE‘s Wonyoung, NMIXX‘s Sullyoon, and BLACKPINK‘s Jennie.
This style is popular for creating larger-looking eyes without an overly high crease, maintaining a balance between natural and defined.
3. Natural-But-Flashy Nose
A nose that appears natural at first glance but has clear structure and presence. Celebrities commonly used as references are Shin Se Kyung, NewJeans‘ Minji, Go Youn Jung, aespa‘s Karina and Winter.
Patients reportedly request this type when they want a nose that looks natural in daily life but stands out on camera.
4. Flashy Nose
A bold, high-impact nose with strong definition. Most frequently referenced: Yoo Hye Won, Min Hyo Rin, and other influencers.
This style is typically requested by patients seeking a dramatic transformation rather than subtle refinement.
As the post spread, netizens debated whether such lists reinforce narrow beauty standards, while others found it fascinating how consistently the same celebrities appear as aesthetic benchmarks.
