A co-author of the study told Newsweek the research could be used to help improve plastic surgery.
at Poland's W. Orlowski Memorial Hospital told:"Terms such as 'beauty' or 'aesthetics' are subjective and thus poorly defined and understood."
"It might seem obvious that a patient's opinion should always matter the most. On the other hand, her subjective perception of the outcome might be influenced by many factors, including negative experience with medical treatment," said"Eye-tracking technology enables quantitative analysis of observers' visual perception of specific stimuli, such as comprehension of breast aesthetics and symmetry," he said.
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