Psychological Issues

Date Category News Release
2008 August Psychological Issues Increase in Self-Esteem, Functionality Seen in Patients After Breast Reduction
2007 December Psychological Issues New Study Shows Surgical Treatment on Breast Asymmetry Improves Quality of Life
2006 February Psychological Issues Women's Self-Image and Sexual Satisfaction Increase After Cosmetic Surgery
2005 June Psychological Issues New Study Finds Significant and Lasting Improvement in Body Image Following Cosmetic Surgery
2004 February Psychological Issues "Excessive" Cosmetic Plastic Surgery: How Much is Too Much?
2003 September Psychological Issues Suicide Risk May be Lower Than Expected for Breast Augmentation Patients Says Leading Suicide Expert
2003 March Psychological Issues Suicide in Breast Implant Patients: ASAPS Commentary on a Swedish Study
2001 February Psychological Issues Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) - Update
2000 August Psychological Issues Body Dysmorphic Disorder
1999 November Psychological Issues Psychological Impact: Cosmetic Surgery Improves Quality of Life
1997 May Psychological Issues Psychological Study Probes Motivations of Facelift Patients

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