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The study showed that simultaneously with the growth of video call users, the number of patients in plastic surgery clinics also increased. One is closely related to the other, because people want to look attractive on the screen.
In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people continue to work from home and actively participate in various types of video conferences using call programs. Researchers have recently noticed a significant surge in plastic surgery and concluded that it is video calls that push people to go under the surgeon’s scalpel. Or rather, your own images on screens that users are not satisfied with.
Surveys have shown that the highest level of dissatisfaction people Express about noses, chins and wrinkles. The COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed people’s attitudes to their own appearance. This was facilitated by remote work from home and new ways of socialization, involving video contacts. The results of this study are published in the journal Facial Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Medicine.
Researchers have noticed that hair loss may be another reason for the surge in popularity of plastic surgery. Because of the pandemic, humanity is faced with a whole epidemic of anxiety disorders and depression, and under their influence, the processes of hair loss and the formation of acne on the skin are aggravated. So the indirect beneficiaries of the quarantine were plastic surgeons, especially since their clinics were not closed.