67% of millennials are unhappy with their facial features

Published: 25-Aug-2017

Feelings of dissatisfaction so strong that two thirds of 18-34-year-olds would consider having surgery to change their appearance

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The majority of UK millennials would consider surgery in order to change their facial features, a study by Australian oral care brand White Glo has found.

Two thirds (67%) of 18-34-year-olds revealed they are so unhappy with

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