"What if the thing that makes you beautiful is the thing you've been trying to fix? As Harvard-trained dermatologist **Dr. Mary Alice Mina** shares with Andrea Miller, beauty trends are constantly changing. A decade ago, the goal was often bigger lips, sharper features, and a more exaggerated look. But now? The pendulum may be swinging back. In a world of filters, AI-generated faces, and impossible beauty standards, uniqueness is becoming more valuable. That bump on your nose. Those laugh lines around your eyes. The features that make you look unmistakably like you. They might be the very things that make you stand out. As Dr. Mina puts it, she doesn't want everyone to look the same. And honestly, neither should we. Because beauty was never supposed to be about becoming a copy of someone else. It's about becoming more comfortable being yourself. 🎙️ Watch the full Getting Open episode for expert insights on aging, skincare, beauty standards, and self-acceptance from Harvard...