More Young Indians Opting for Cosmetic Procedures to Get the Perfect Selfie, Reveals Landmark Study

Preliminary results from an ongoing 5,000-participant study by The Esthetic Clinics®(TEC®) indicate rising selfie addiction among youth; fueling an increased desire for cosmetic surgeries, final findings expected next quarter

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Earlier research confirms retouched selfies heighten anxiety, lower confidence, and boost cosmetic surgery aspirations. Experts caution on mental health fallout as filtered images fuel growing demand for procedures

India's selfie culture is driving an unprecedented rise in cosmetic procedures among young people, according to researchers at The Esthetic Clinics® (TEC®). An ongoing large-scale study involving 5,000 participants, the biggest of its kind in India, has already revealed worrying signs of selfie addiction among youth, with early indicators showing that this trend is translating into a stronger push toward cosmetic surgery, with final results due by next quarter.