In Japan, crooked or overlapping teeth aren’t seen as a flaw. Unlike in the Western world, they’re associated with youth, innocence, and beauty.
“Yaeba” teeth—literally meaning “double teeth”—are even considered a kind of fetish. There’s a website entirely dedicated to photos of Japanese women with misaligned teeth.
This trend is especially popular among young Japanese women. It involves intentionally shifting the teeth so that the molars push the canines forward, creating a vampire-like look that’s oddly attractive.
Some Japanese people say that yaeba gives girls a casual look, making them more attractive and relatable—unlike the flawless supermodels that dominate magazine covers.
That’s why even some celebrities are embracing it, and many young girls, instead of getting braces to fix their teeth, let the imperfections grow and show them off with confidence.
And here I am, suffering with braces! I should’ve gone to Japan and become a model instead…
Dr. Alfredo Fernández Blanco
The plastic surgeon Dr. Alfredo Fernandez Blanco stands out in his branch of medicine, as the best breast surgeon, he is also a pioneer in the so-called secondary surgeries or sequelae. With more than 30 years of experience and thousands of successful cases, he continues to achieve the most natural results that can be expected in a cosmetic surgery operation.
