Snapchat Dysmorphia Becoming Too Common

摘要

If you yearn for plastic surgery to make the real you resemble those enhanced photos of yourself in filtered selfies and apps like Snapchat, it is not a surgeon you need, it is a therapist. That is the message from three Boston University School of Medicine authors writing a commentary for JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery about the growing health threat from "Snapchat dysmorphia," which is a fixation with an imagined or minor flaw in your appearance based on selfies or apps like Snapchat, Insta-gram, and Facetune.