This study examined whether adolescents' use of (a) body and (b) face filters was related to
acceptance of cosmetic surgery (ACS)(ie intrapersonal and social acceptance, and …

Today, young people spend much of their lives online where they encounter abundant
appearance-focused content. In light of the important role that social media platforms like …

Although adolescents frequently use social network sites, little is known about whether the
highly visual and self-presentation-centered character of such sites affects body-related …

This study examined adolescents' attitudes of cosmetic surgery, as well as the relationships
between these attitudes, body appreciation, body ideal internalization, and fashion blog …

A large body of research has documented the influence of traditional media formats (eg
television programs, adverts) on young women's consideration of cosmetic surgery …

Face filters debuted on Snapchat in 2015 as a type of augmented reality which used artificial
intelligence to map out facial features and alter them or provide overlays. Face filters give …

Our aim was to explore the effect of social media face-altering programs on desire for
subsequent facial plastic procedures. This was a cross-sectional survey study in two cities …

Introduction: Adolescents' engagement with online social networking platforms is advancing
at an exponential rate and research is needed to investigate any impact on young users' …

Social media is being used by 4.48 billion people worldwide. Snapchat is one of these
social media platforms that provides a wide range of filters and editing tools that let people …

The present study examined gender differences in young people's attitudes toward cosmetic
surgery as well as the joint effects of media and peers on their attitudes toward cosmetic …