A recent online discussion that compared Suzy's visuals at age 20 and 30 went viral as social media users revisited the actress's early career photos and juxtaposed them against her latest appearance in the drama "Lee Doona!".

A post from theqoo brought up Suzy's appearance in her "Hush" era at 20 years old, referred to as her "god-baby" phase.

Images from that time framed the soft features and early-career charm of the actress that catapulted her to stardom in South Korea's entertainment industry.

A separate part of the thread took it back to her appearance in "Lee Doona," which she shot when she was 29 and 30 years old. The transition presented a more mature, refined actress, as noted by users who identified changes in styling, expression, and vibe. Additional photos are from the source.

As the conversation developed, commenters began to post kudos to Suzy's visuals. Users were complimenting. One commenter commented, "Freaking pretty." Another chimed in, equally as excited, "I seriously like Suzy so much."

Another user commented on how ageless she seemed. One commenter said, "uzy is going back in time." The thread continued to heat up as users explored how she hadn't changed. "Her looks are heavenly," one post said. Another post added, "Suzy didn't change and is still pretty."

The discussion also touched on the development of her visual style. One user commented, "Suzy is in her legendary days every day. Too pretty." Another chimed in, "Wow, she looks pretty like a doll," while one other pointed out a striking change in her features: "She lost her baby fat. She has a different kind of charm."

More detailed observations followed about the actress's screen presence. A commenter commented, "I really like Suzy's gaze. When she was a baby, her gaze also played a big part in her aura. In Doona and with her current makeup, she seems to suit fancy styling too."

The thread ended with a loving prediction from one of its community members. Another user said, "She's gonna be pretty for her whole life."

The mentions of the ongoing conversation were attributed to theqoo, while the wider circulation of the content came via Panchoa, which compiled the reactions for a broader international audience.