> Absolutely, dyed hair is almost universally present amongst celebrities. Usually brown or red, but sometimes blonde. You'll also see other surgically obtained

> Absolutely, dyed hair is almost universally present amongst celebrities. Usually brown or red, but sometimes blonde. You'll also see other surgically obtained Western facial features, such as a more elongated face and larger noses, in Korean celebrities. I'm not a facial structure expert so I can't scientifically enunciate it, but they don't look anything like your average Korean. For example, I wouldn't be surprised if they're modifying their foreheads too, to look like Tom Cruise in that picture you linked. This might be because the current definition of attractiveness/manliness in males is still a Western look so. Eventually, if they keep pushing it towards the Asian look, those modifications might slowly disappear. Apparently they also do this in Japan: http://izismile.com/2012/09/26/donut_head_freaks_from_japan_5_pics.html http://izismile.com/2012/09/26/donut_head_freaks_from_japan_... But I don't think that's inspired by Westerners.