Being Beautiful Isn't The Criterion For Being Famous On Social Media

Üsküdar University NPİSTANBUL Hospital Psychiatry Specialist Prof. Dr. Nesrin Dilbaz made evaluations about her aesthetic addiction, which has been on the agenda recently.

Reminding that Twiggy was famous as a model with her extremely thin body at the end of the sixties, Prof. Dr. Nesrin Dilbaz said, “At that time, Twiggy's situation can be given as an example of mobbing. In current medical language, it's called anorexia. The 17-year-old models are known to have been anorectic due to their extreme thinness at the time, because that's how they were meant to be. They couldn't get on the podium otherwise. This is how mobbing was practiced at that time.” said.

Stating that they call aesthetic addiction as body perception disorder, Prof. Dr. Nesrin Dilbaz said, “This is about finding fault with oneself, no matter how straight a person is. It is these patients who cause the most problems to specialists because they are not satisfied no matter what is done. This dissatisfaction is not only valid for the face aesthetic operation, it can be related to the whole body. Such situations may arise when the person does not find himself sufficient and is not satisfied with himself. What stands out here is the concern of being liked and popular.” he said.

prof. Dr. Nesrin Dilbaz said, 'The criterion of being famous in social media is not being very beautiful' and concluded her words as follows:

“It is a very wrong perception to have such thoughts and behaviors. It is quite wrong to undergo operations such as removing the cheek muscles and removing the molars to make the cheeks sunken. Unless people are at peace with themselves about life, they start to play with their bodies. When Maslow's triangle of needs is considered, 'aesthetics' is at the top of the word meaning. In fact, when all emotional needs are met, we come across aesthetics about life. Dealing with all visual arts, dealing with people, helping others and such behaviors are at the top of the need pyramid. However, we have a different perception when it comes to aesthetics. Actually real aesthetic RönesansIt is a different point of view that comes from.”