But can their features be improved upon? Possibly. Or can one be made to look more like the other? To some small degree, yes.
Since many popular Asian cosmetic operations do tend to move facial features in a European direction, many people simply assume that Westernization is the primary objective of those seeking Asian plastic surgery. Actual motivations and goals, however, are usually more complex.
Times are achanging, as is the global demographic. See Han Chinese face now the world's most typical, and then take a sneak peek at Ethnic Easternization circa year 2020.
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