What is obsessive-compulsive disorder?

This is a world that attaches great importance to appearance, and everyone is busy working on their appearance. I believe everyone has heard of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Some already beautiful female friends often feel that they are not beautiful enough, and they keep performing beauty treatments, and some even go for plastic surgery. If you have these symptoms, you may be suffering from beauty obsessive-compulsive disorder. So what is obsessive-compulsive disorder? I will introduce it to you every day.

Beauty obsessive-compulsive syndrome is a psychological disease. Patients subjectively believe that they are ugly, which causes psychological pain. The main manifestations are constant makeup and maintenance, seeking help from plastic surgeons, etc. People with this disease are mostly beautiful people who are keen on maintenance and psychologically pursue perfection excessively.

"Beauty obsessive-compulsive syndrome" is called "body image disorder" in psychology. That is, although there are no objective defects in appearance, people subjectively think they are ugly, which causes psychological pain. The patient often becomes restless because of this, cannot concentrate at work, becomes sad and suspicious, and always feels that everyone is whispering about his face. They often do not go to a psychologist, but instead go to a plastic surgeon to correct their "facial defects."

Beauty obsessive compulsive syndrome - symptoms

1. Always feel dissatisfied with your skin condition and frequently change skin care products.

2. Spend more than 3 or 4 hours on beauty care every day.

3. Start using top anti-aging cream before you are 30 years old.

4. Exfoliate more than twice a week, or even get Botox injections every few months.

5. When you see new beauty products, you can’t help but buy them.

Excessive maintenance and frequent makeup will disrupt the skin's original metabolism and regulatory system, causing dryness, allergies, fragility, acne and other problems.

Through the above understanding, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of beauty obsessive-compulsive syndrome. In fact, this symptom is more common in beautiful people. The more beautiful you are, the more you feel that you need to take good care of your skin, and the more likely you are to suffer from this disease. So many beautiful female friends must pay attention! If a similar situation occurs, you must seek consultation and treatment from a professional psychologist. To ensure good health.