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Not that I know of. But certain breeds are prone to certain genetic health problems. Always make sure you buy a purebred animal from a breeder who has done the appropriate genetic tests on their breeding animals.

Thank you for being open minded and heeding our advice. Not everyone is like that. Here is a little bit about the Scottish Fold genetic issue from a PetMD article (https://www.petmd.com/cat/breeds/scottish-fold): "Known as “Scottish Fold disease,” osteochondrodysplasia causes abnormalities in...

I would not do that to a cat just to make it "look nicer." It sounds like abuse to me. Also breeding Scottish Folds is banned in some places because they have genetic health issues that come with those folded ears.