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DOI: Results Of The Study Linking Psychological Factors Of Change Of Appearance In Women By Plastic Surgery To Personality Typology
Abstract
In Uzbekistan, too, the number of women applying to plastic surgery in connection with the change of appearance is increasing. It is natural that this will certainly give birth to a favorable psychological problem. A special place is occupied by the attitude of a woman to her appearance. The external appearance determines not only the internal psychological sensations of a woman, but also her position in society. Therefore, every woman aspires to the beauty of external appearance and in some cases refers to a plastic surgeon. Recently, such cases have increased.
Keywords
Psychological, Women
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