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- Understanding the psychology of patients is crucial for cosmetologists to ensure successful aesthetic procedures.
- Being aware of certain psychiatric conditions can help in deciding whether to proceed with a treatment or not, preventing unnecessary procedures.
- Using a body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) screening questionnaire as a standard practice can help identify patients who may not be suitable for aesthetic interventions due to psychological instability.
Article Abstract
The psychology behind an aesthetic procedure needs to be understood and assessed by the attending cosmetologist for the satisfactory outcome of the procedure. Being alert about certain psychiatric conditions can help in deferring certain procedures, which prevent us from correcting something that is actually not required and will protect us from future trouble. The incorporation of the user-friendly body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) screening questionnaire in preaesthetic procedure workup as a routine can help in excluding psychologically unstable patients, who can be a contraindication for conducting the procedure per se.
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