Authors
Paul I Heidekrueger, Sammy Sinno, Neil Tanna, Caroline Szpalski, Sabrina Juran, Daniel Schmauss, Denis Ehrl, Reuben Ng, Milomir Ninkovic, P Niclas Broer
Publication date
2017/7/1
Journal
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Volume
140
Issue
1
Pages
20e-32e
Publisher
LWW
Description
Background:
Perception of beauty is influenced by geographic, ethnic, cultural, and demographic factors. However, objective measurements remain the foundation for aesthetic evaluations. In the quest to better define the “ideal” female buttock, this study assumes interdependence among variables such as country of residence, sex, age, occupation, and aesthetic perception, yielding a waist-to-hip ratio that appears most pleasing across most cultures and geographic locations.
Methods:
An online survey was designed. Modifiable ranges of buttock sizes were achieved by means of digital alteration, enabling participants to interactively change the size and waist-to-hip ratio of a single model’s buttocks. The questionnaire was translated into multiple languages and sent to more than 9000 plastic surgeons and to the general public worldwide. Demographic data were collected, and analysis of variance was used to …
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