Answer:
Dehumanization.
Step-by-step explanation:
A beauty ideal is what is considered the pinnacle of human beauty within a particular culture. There are individual differences in the perception of attractiveness, but much is also socially and culturally determined and thus differs depending on place, time and culture. In different cultures and periods, different beauty ideals have come about, especially for women. Beauty ideals are propagated and perpetuated through media, advertising and popular culture and are subject to globalization. Within a culture there can be different, sometimes contradictory ideal images.
Beauty ideals, especially when they are unrealistic or practically unattainable, can have a negative impact on the body image and self-esteem of people who pursue them. Thus, the current Western ideal of beauty is considered impossible to achieve for most women. The pursuit of the idealized stature of a small group of slender photo models and mannequins can give rise to a negative self-image and disorders such as anorexia.