Body Dysmorphic Disorder, also termed as Body Dysmorphia, is a distinctive mental health issue that involves pre-occupation with an “imagined” physical defect or some minor deformity that often goes unnoticed by others. Owing to such a thought process, people with this disorder perceive themselves as being “ugly” or “not-good-looking” which often leads to avoidance of interpersonal interactions. People also take refuge in plastic/cosmetic surgery in an attempt to improve their appearance.
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