Unrealistic Body Standards

No matter the day or age, societal standards will always make those who do not meet these standards feel inferior. Recently, the job market has increased its range to now incorporate more photographers and graphic designers for more intimate jobs. Unknown to the masses, photographers and graphic designers are paid to alter body proportions of models and celebrities. This process may seem phenomenal, however, the use of body altering in Photoshop can in term create unrealistic body standards for both genders, such as perfectly chiseled bodies or small curves. Although photoshopping major body changes may make a person look more attractive and desirable, the act is deceiving and unnecessary, and its trail in major manipulations should not be continued.
In the game of Photoshop, it doesn’t matter which, for once a person is marveled by the masses, that person obviously wants to look the best for their audience of the world. However, specifically models have already been selected to be models because they look great in the flesh; after all, why else would they be called models? Each has been hand-picked through others to achieve their positions in society, simply because they are visually appealing. The addition of Photoshop emphasizes their beauty, but this process is evidently