Those exposed to peer bullying get 10 times more aesthetics surgery
Today, human beings can apply aesthetic operations to correct the defects found in their body. Emre Tan, a psychiatrist who states that this condition, which also reaches the level of aesthetic dependence is called ‘Body Dysmorphic Disorder’, said: “Especially those exposed to peer bullying get 10 times more aesthetics. Body Dysmorphic Disorder is seen in 2 out of 100 people”.
Aesthetic operations applied to many parts of the body such as nose, lip, cheek, chin, hip, after the people aim to feel better. However, some of them are not satisfied with the operations they have made, making this situation a repetitive process. Stating that aesthetic operations in the world compared to 2017 increased by 10 times Spec. Dr. Psychiatrist Emre Tan pointed out that the most basic desire of man is to be loved, liked and approved by others.
SOCIAL MEDIA INCREASES AESTHETIC ANXIETY
Tan also said that social media has also increased aesthetic concerns, and added: “We live in a period when the exhibition, the display, the external appearance prevail over the content. One wants to use it when opportunities are created that provoke the meanings imposed on one's basic desire and make it more prominent. There is no category of disease as aesthetic addiction. This is the result of an illness, misbehavior, behavior patterns. Body Dysmorphic Disorder is a discomfort caused by a person's dislike of his / her bodily conditions at a micro level, his desire to change it and his unhappiness, malaise and restlessness in his body to the distortion of his own perception.”
BODY DISMORPHIC DISORDERS HAVE IN 2 OF 100 PEOPLE
Tan expressing that there is no disease category as aesthetic addiction, said: “This is the result of an illness, misbehavior, behavior patterns. Body Dysmorphic Disorder is a discomfort that occurs as a result of the fact that the person does not like some of the small physical conditions at which he is dissatisfied with his own body, wants to change it, and connects his unhappiness, malaise and restlessness to the distortions in his own perception. In order to change this situation, the person is eroding the door of plastic surgeons, medical aesthetics specialists or cosmetic dealers. This disorder can be seen in 1 or 2 of every hundred people”
AESTHETIC OPERATIONS INCREASE IN 10 PERCENT
Psychiatrist Emre Tan emphasizing that there was an increase in aesthetic operations by 10 percent in 2018 data compared to 2017, added: “The majority of these are not very serious major surgeries, but rather techniques such as fillings but it can be seen that there is an increase in the world. The unrest and unhappiness do not go away after they are done”.
PROFITABILITY OPERATIONS ADVANCE THE DISEASE
Stating that people who have Body Dysmorphic Disorder have their own self-esteem, low body perception, lacking their own competence and trying to be happy with the changed side, Tan said:
“As the perpetrator of this, he can see both the expert and his environment. His anger and anger may increase, but in a kind of ritual he enters the vicious circle. He can go back to that specialist to fix it. Unfortunately, this situation increases the aesthetic operations in our country too. These operations have been carried out under the stairs. Based on these emotions, there are also operations for a little more profit. This causes the disease to consolidate and progress.”
IT’S IMPORTANT TO ACCEPT THE ILLNES
Tan stating that the disease is cured, but first of all one must accept that he or she is ill, continued: “This is not a mental illness, but there are cases where there is no internal appearance in Body Dysmorphic Disorder. There are absolutely irrevocable thoughts. He thinks that his nose, body, eyes, skin or hair is absolutely bad, that he doesn't look good and makes himself ugly and deals with them mentally. All the research during the day is directed towards this.”
THOSE EXPOSED TO PEER BULLYING GET 10 TIMES MORE AESTHETICS
Tan pointed out that in the study conducted with children exposed to peer bullying, harassment, marginalization and exclusion in childhood in 2017 in UK, those exposed to peer bullying tend to have 10-12 times more aesthetic operations, continued as follow: “Because the perception of the body, self perception decreases in those people. This traumatic effect has a profound impact on competence and personality. If he sees that blow with physical elements, he has more to do with aesthetic operations to close it. Character and personality feature comes first in this. The environment is the second most important.”
SOCIAL MEDIA CREATES NORM VALUES
Tan expressing that social media is also a factor in increasing aesthetic operations, said: “Social media, show, continuous image in the foreground situations create norm value. You should be beautiful, you should be slim, you should be like this, you should do your makeup like this, your body should be like this ’ Adolescents and children are particularly exposed to this effect. Tendency to aesthetic surgery is much more in adolescence. Elimination of other environmental, economic, and mentally challenging conditions becomes the mainstay of treatment.”
NUMBER OF OPERATIONS IS NOT IMPORTANT IN DIAGNOSIS OF THE DISEASE
Physiatrist Specialist Dr. Emre Tan, stating that they do not regard the number of operations the person has while assessing whether s/he is sick or not and that the content is more important to them, said: “One brings this to the center of her/his life, s/he thinks that everything will be very bad if s/he doesn't have operation, s/he becomes restless, her/his sleep is disturbed, s/he cannot do her/his daily functions and her/his mind perception works constantly on this subject. S/he can't focus, s/he can't do her/his parenting, s/he can't do her/his job, then we can call her/him sick.”
Created Date: : Friday, December 20, 2019