Judgments of breast attractiveness show surprising consistency across gender, race, and orientation

Judgments of breast attractiveness show surprising consistency across gender, race, and orientation

People from different demographic backgrounds tend to agree on what they consider attractive when it comes to breast aesthetics, according to a new study published in the Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery. While small differences were observed based on gender, sexual orientation, and race, the patterns of preference were strongly correlated across all groups, suggesting some consistency in aesthetic judgments. The study was …