What should I look for in before and after plastic surgery photos?

It would be nice to believe everything you see, particularly if the photos come from a properly trained physician or plastic surgeon. Unfortunately, not all photos can be trusted. When you are shown before and after photographs, make sure that the lighting is the same.

Look for the position of shadows. If the light is bounced off the ceiling, surface irregularities and wrinkles will be highlighted. If the flash is bounced straight on, these minor irregularities will disappear.

Every celebrity knows this rule. Look at the width of the face when assessing facial photos to assure that no distortion has occurred due to differing lenses or camera positions. Finally, check to be sure that the ears are at the same height relative to the nose.

By tilting the head up, the jowls can magically disappear in photos. Unfortunately, with the advent of digital photography and image altering programs, sophisticated digital manipulation can lead to deceptive practices.

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