Plastic surgeons used to obtain advice mostly in private, face-to-face consultations, during which they  deal with a patient’s issues and weigh the value of surgery. These days, plastic surgeons offer their opinions on the Web, sometimes for all to see. There are some websites where you can post your own photos and ask specialist to evaluate photographs you post openly. Visitors comment on whether you need a “smaller nose” or “more voluptuous lips.” 

Dr. Salzhauer said, iSurgeon “is a great party game,” allowing strangers to take pictures of each other and then increase a small chest or even get smaller a big nose. 

Dr. Salzhauer also said that iSurgeon is also “a useful tool for people seriously thinking about plastic surgery” or “patients who want privacy.” I  think even if you toy around making small changes to  nose or stomach you will found the results deserving of a fun-house mirror.