@mydream0681: Only one of the reasons I would not do surgery on myself! The truth is even worse. 15% of cosmetic surgery patients have body dysmorphic disorder vs 2% of the general population. A meta-analysis of 65 studies, 17,107 patients, puts it at 18.6%. These patients don’t benefit from the surgery. 369 cosmetic rhinoplasties: 7.9% complications, 15.4% dissatisfied, 9.8% revision. Across all published series, revisions run 5–15%. Five national cohort studies: women with cosmetic breast implants have 2–3x the suicide rate. 135 suicides observed vs 66.9 expected. It doesn’t appear until 10 years after surgery. Danish data: these women had higher psychiatric hospitalisation before the surgery. Already vulnerable. The surgery didn’t help them. Ribeiro, Aesthetic Plast Surg 2017 · Alghamdi et al. 2024 · Crerand, Franklin & Sarwer, Plast Reconstr Surg 2006 · Yu K et al., Aesthetic Surgery Journal 2013 · Lipworth, Ann Plast Surg 2007 · Jacobsen, Danish cohort · Lipworth & McLaughlin, Curr Psychiatry Rep 2010 That’s roughly 1,100 characters — fits TikTok’s 2,200 limit and Instagram’s.#fakeidentity#mentalproblems#beautystandardsarefake#naturalbeauty

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