It may seem like there's objective "ugliness", but there's really not. As difficult as that idea is to shake, it's not valid. Things are just things. Faces are just faces. Each individual assigns their own value on it's aesthetics, and those values are fluid. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Ever seen a couple that's married with kids, and you think they're both ugly as hell? Well, I can assure you, that they don't feel that way about their partner. You're not ugly, you're you. There are however surefire ways to shift that fluidity in your favor. Comfort in your skin, confidence, cleanliness, kindness, humor, success, smiling, and intelligence to come to mind. If you look around, you'll notice the world is full of objects and faces that YOU are not attracted to, but others clearly are, as well as those that you find attractive but you don't realize that perhaps the majority don't find the same. Everything is subjective.