About this episode
In Beauty of the World we host globally renowned key opinion leaders to discuss their region's beauty standards, aesthetic trends and injectable market, celebrating the similarities and differences between people's faces and skin tones.
In Chapter 6, Singapore cosmetic physician Dr Felix Li, an Allergan Aesthetics trainer across Asia-Pacific, explores the beauty ideals of Singapore and other influential Asian countries, how local culture shapes what is seen as beautiful, and how injectors approach their patients.
We cover Asian patient types, small-face and slimming ideals, K-pop and Chinese social media, natural versus overdone results, jawline and nose goals, Asian anatomy, toxin dosing and the masseter, even skin tone over fairness, lasers and pigmentation risk, Rejuran versus Profhilo, and the Singapore market. We also ask the series' central question: are injectors guilty of stereotyping patients' beauty ideals?
What you'll learn
- Beauty ideals across Singapore and Asia
- How K-pop and social media shape trends
- Asian facial anatomy and its nuances
- Toxin dosing and lower face approaches
- Why even skin tone matters more than fairness
- Rejuran versus Profhilo
Topics
- Beauty of the world
- Asian aesthetics
- Facial anatomy
- Botulinum toxin
- Skin quality
- Singapore
Full transcript
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