چکیده مقاله
IntroductionThe pervasive influence of social media on individual perceptions and behaviors, particularly concerning cosmeticsurgery, has garnered significant attention This narrative review aims to explore the impact of social media on bodyimage and the inclination towards cosmetic surgery across different cultural contexts While many studies havefocused on women, this review incorporates findings related to both young and middle aged men and women toprovide a broader understanding of these dynamics MethodTo compile this narrative review, various databases were searched, including PubMed, APA PsycInfo, Web ofScience, as well as Iranian databases such as SID Scientific Information Database and IranMedex A total of 76articles related to the topic were initially identified In the subsequent stage, the abstracts of these articles werereviewed, resulting in the exclusion of 36 articles deemed irrelevant to the core focus of the study Ultimately, 11articles that exhibited the highest relevance to the subject were selected for in depth analysis and inclusion in thisreview ResultsThis review synthesizes findings from both international and domestic studies Internationally, studies such as thoseby Kenbay and Manigua 2024 and Walker et al 2021 highlight the correlation between social media use andpositive attitudes towards cosmetic surgery Domestically, research like that of Talebi Delir 2023 and Khan Zadehand Aghamohammadi 2023 examines psychological and social factors influencing cosmetic surgery preferences inIran The review considers diverse methodologies, including cross sectional surveys, meta analyses, and structuralequation modeling, to integrate a comprehensive perspective on the topic International studies indicate a significant relationship between social media usage and increased interest incosmetic surgery, primarily driven by body dissatisfaction and exposure to beauty enhancing imagery For example,Kenbay and Manigua 2024 identified a lack of significant mediating effect of self compassion in the relationshipbetween social media use and cosmetic surgery attitudes In contrast, domestic studies emphasize the role of culturaland psychological factors, such as body dysmorphic disorder and self esteem issues, as identified by Talebi Delir 2023 These findings underscore the multifaceted nature of media influence on body image and cosmetic surgerydesires ConclusionThe review underscores the complex interplay between social media use, body image, and cosmetic surgeryinclination Despite cultural differences, there is a consistent pattern showing that social media can exacerbate bodydissatisfaction, leading to a greater desire for cosmetic surgery This highlights the need for targeted interventionsaddressing media literacy and psychological support, especially in diverse cultural settings
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نویسندگان
Iman Taheri
MS student in Nursing, Nursing & Midwifery Faculty,Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
Mohadese Ramezani
MS student in Nursing, Nursing & Midwifery Faculty,Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
Ehsan Jalal Abadi
MS student in Nursing, Nursing & Midwifery Faculty,Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
Nafiseh Torabbeigi
۲۲ Bahman research and treatment training center, Neishabur
شیوه ارجاع
Taheri, Iman and Ramezani, Mohadese and Jalal Abadi, Ehsan and Torabbeigi, Nafiseh,1403,Social Media, Cosmetic Surgery Tendencies, and Body Image: A NarrativeReview,18th International Conference on Health, Treatment and Health Promotion
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