In the study, 14 cadavers were injected with dye to identify the deep cheek fat compartment, which is located underneath the fat beneath the skin. After latex was injected into the compartment, which then set overnight, the study authors located the boundaries of the fat compartment, as well as the compartment’s relationship with adjacent muscles. Three additional fat compartments in the face were also identified in this study.


The use of cadavers to perform studies which are designed to fuel the media-constructed images which women are supposed to aspire to - what does this say about us, about the cosmetics industry, about the gullibility of consumers and the fanaticism of the corporate cosmetics industry...

If people could look like Jolie, there would be no fascination and consequently there would be now industry of magazine articles about the topic...

It was Shakespeare who said that: ”There is no great beauty that hath no strangeness of proportion” and Jolie is not physiognomically structured like many other people... but if people could all look like her then it would be considered bland...

*sigh*