DC's Shocking Beauty Secret: The 'Mar-a-Lago Face' Taking Over Washington!
The 'Mar-a-Lago face,' an aesthetic of overdone cosmetic surgery characterized by smooth, voluminous, and often artificial features, is experiencing a surge in popularity in Washington D.C., particularly among Trump insiders and younger political figures. This trend, linked to an influx of South Florida transplants and a perceived political deference to Trump's beauty standards, is challenging D.C. plastic surgeons, many of whom are hesitant to fulfill requests for excessively artificial enhancements. The article explores the societal and political implications of this controversial beauty standard, noting its presence among both men and women, and the phenomenon of 'perception blindness' in patients.
