I don’t know if this is a widely-known fact, but its fairly easy to tell when a person has had breast augmentation surgery because the breasts have a brighter, shinier appearance that interacts with light differently than the rest of the skin. I know for a fact that I’m not just fixating on big breasts because I looked it up and confirmed that, yes, this does happen.
But nothing about why. So why?
In: Biology
The skin is tight. Tight skin doesn’t show texture and it’s more reflective.
Same goes for facial skin after face lifts.
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