Now, this is interesting not because it's not an egregious case of doctoring — the kind that creates inhumanly perfect images of already beautiful women, like Zendaya . It's interesting because it makes us wonder, Why bother to alter the image at all? Is it even worth it? But I guess if you're someone whose career is built, in part, on selfies , you want every image to look absolutely perfect. In fact, it's a distinct possibility that Kim has somebody on staff whose entire job is retouching the images she shares on social media. If that's the case, somebody needs to give that person a talking to... You had ONE job.Below is the ever-so-slightly doctored image that Kardashian opted to share with the world on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. From what I can tell, there are only two differences: The bump in her ponytail has been removed, and her chin has been trimmed.