Abstract

Abstract Even though there are effective treatments for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), most people seek and receive treatments that don’t seem to work. These treatments include surgery, dermatologic treatment, and other cosmetic treatments, such as dental treatment to fix “ugly” teeth. Other people get electrolysis to remove unwanted facial or body hair, join hair clubs, and try other remedies. This can waste lots of time and money. Even more concerning, people with BDD often end up bitterly disappointed when these procedures don’t give them the relief they’re so desperately seeking.

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