Zoom Causes Spike in Aesthetic Requests; Facial Plastic Surgeons Weigh In

November 10, 2020

Years ago, the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) identified a trend deemed “selfie-awareness” that drove a younger set of patients into facial plastic surgery offices in droves, requesting to look like a filtered version of themselves thanks to social media screen time.
AAFPRS members are now seeing a different kind of screen time effect—this time due to the exponential increase in Zoom and virtual meetings, conference calls, and even classwork. It’s like constantly seeing yourself on TV, but you never signed up to be scrutinized on screen in that way.
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