Zooming into cosmetic procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic: The provider’s perspective

Shauna M. Rice · Julia A. Siegel · Tiffany J. Libby · Emmy Graber · Arianne Shadi Kourosh

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Body Image and Dysmorphia Studies COVID-19 and Mental Health Facial Rejuvenation and Surgery Techniques

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The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a massive shift toward virtual living, with video-conferencing now a primary means of communication for both work and social events. Individuals are finding themselves staring at their own video reflection, often for hours a day, scrutinizing a distorted image on screen and developing a negative self-perception. This survey study of over 100 board-certified dermatologists across the country elucidates a new problem of Zoom dysmorphia, where patients seek cosmetic procedures to improve their distorted appearance on video-conferencing calls.

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