Surgery-addicted social media star Mary Magdalene

Studies have shown that body dysmorphia is usually the root cause of plastic surgery addiction.3 2.2% of men and 2.5% of women are believed to suffer from body dysmorphic disorder (BDD).BDD is a behavioral issue that is about focusing on perceived physical flaws. People with BDD may spend a lot of time scrutinizing their bodies and may see them completely differently than others do.Often, they think they have a major problem in need of fixing that no one else can even recognize. BDD can be diagnosed by a mental health practitioner and can be treated with therapy and/or medication.