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- The term 'Mar-a-Lago face' describes exaggerated cosmetic features seen among some Trump supporters.
- Surgeons report a rise in requests for this look, especially in Washington, D.C., due to more people moving from Florida.
- Some embrace the look.
- Dr. Kelly Bolden notes many patients chase an ideal without recognizing the limits of cosmetic procedures, and some surgeons do not support these requests, reflecting broader shifts in beauty standards tied to politics.
