The theme this (February Sweeps) week on the "Today" show was "Love Your Selfie," a series focusing on body image designed to help viewers see themselves/perceive of themselves in a different light.

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With segments on everything from "Rocking Your Muffin Top," to "Feeling Pretty Without Makeup" to candid conversations with Jacqueline Bisset and Jane Seymour on aging and Cameron Diaz and Maria Shriver on body image issues, producers strived to focus on a full gamut of concerns that women contend with.



On Thursday, with the week winding down, a photo designer from Cosmopolitan magazine came to Photoshop an image of the hosts to illustrate how "little tweaks" here and there make a big difference in a photograph.

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"We've all seen a hundred or a thousand photos of ourselves where every one of the features we don't like pops right out," Matt Lauer said at the top of the segment, which the women, Natalie Morales and Savannah Guthrie were happy to be vocal about. "My tummy. If I could sort of fix something that would be it," Morales was quick to say. While Guthrie said, "I would make my arms thinner, take away a few wrinkles."

The results, as you can see, are subtle but do make a big difference in the overall photo.



"Someone can Photoshop you and maybe make you a little different, a little better," Al Roker said. "But you know who you are." Maybe he does, but the 4 women who were recently Photoshopped into cover models clearly have a different opinion. What's yours?