Too often confined to a normalizing meaning through the use of rating scales, the concept of “aesthetic damage” can be analyzed differently. This concept combines identity and otherness, since it does not only correspond to the transgression of the victim’s right to integrity, but also to a bundle of fundamental rights protected by the Quebec Charter. The author will propose an innovative treatment of aesthetic damage and bring it closer to an infringement of the rights to honour, to privacy (through its image component), or to equality.