Eye-Color Surgeries Are Yielding ‘Unnatural’ Results for Young Men

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Young men are taking dangerous measures to alter their eye colors after online influencers suggested that brighter—and bluer, typically—eyes are more attractive to women.

The so-called “eye maxxing” trend is part of an increasingly popular online movement called “looksmaxxing,” in which young men seek to enhance their appearance by nearly any means possible.

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In these spaces, young men often base their value on the amount of female attention they receive and commiserate if they feel slighted or ignored by prospective romantic partners.

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