Abstract
The popularity of cosmetic procedures appears to be on the rise. While this may be the outcome of many factors, including the increasing availability, accessibility and affordability of such procedures, the important and influential role of body image and levels of body dissatisfaction as potentially motivating factors requires attention. This article will discuss the role of body image in appearance-related cosmetic procedures and its implications for patient expectations and outcomes among women.
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