Is it true that the better-looking someone is, the healthier their genes are?

Patient's question:

The more attractive a person is, the healthier their genes are, and the stronger the life skills and abilities of their children. It is said that people pay attention to the appearance of the opposite sex because it is regulated by biology and genes. The genes do this to ensure that people can produce better offspring, offspring with stronger health abilities.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, a person's beauty or ugliness is largely determined by genetic factors, mainly genetics. In cases of genetic abnormalities, people may experience abnormal development from the embryonic stage, so you might say that most people with genetic issues are ugly. However, ugliness is not the cause of genetic abnormalities. People's appreciation for beauty and aversion to ugliness should have little to do with genetics. The desire for beauty is universal, and people who are good-looking do not necessarily have healthy genes, nor do ugly people necessarily lack health.

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