Body dysmorphia, also called body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), is a mental health disorder that leads to extreme distress over your appearance. You may think certain parts of your body are defects.

“And it’s important because the treatments for eating disorders and body dysmorphic disorder have some important differences.” Adding to the confusion is the rise of non-medical terms, such as Zoom ...

Body dysmorphia in some young, muscular men is causing them to see themselves as small, leading to depression and steroid abuse, an expert has said. "Bigorexia" - the opposite of anorexia - sees ...

Nearly 10 years on, they are being used as part of a new exhibition about body dysmorphia - a mental health condition where a person spends a lot of time worrying about flaws in their appearance.

Moreover, in addition to a desire for greater muscularity, they are very concerned not to gain fat. The results also suggest that future research into perceptions of specific body parts and health is ...

On the other hand, factors in favour of body dysmorphia are - not having ever viewed naturally aged faces ... lasers and surgeries - this generation has a skewed perception of what a naturally aged ...

in particular body dysmorphia. In the short clip, Bianca is shown gazing sadly at her reflection in the mirror as her teacher says: “Tight tummy! Long neck!” The mirror shatters and splinters ...

Money dysmorphia is a negative but unrealistic assessment of your personal finance position. Symptoms of money dysmorphia include obsessive earning, money hoarding and negative shopping habits.

Mr Streeting went on to say that the drug could risk fuelling a rise in eating disorders and body dysmorphia if rolled out en masse - and it should be used alongside diet and exercise, rather than ...

And not all of it is tied to inflation or student loan debt. Money dysmorphia is "a negative and unrealistic perception of one's financial wellness or financial position," Amanda Clayman ...

SINGAPORE – I’ve never considered myself a worrywart, but in recent months I have been unable to shake off the fear that I simply do not have enough in my bank account. The thought of upcoming ...

Could the death of a loved one push someone suffering from body dysmorphia into obsessive considerations of the flesh? “When I think about grief, I think the experience is so weird and absurd ...