CONCLUSION: The influencing factors of body image disturbance in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome of childbearing age come from many aspects, including occupation, acne, hair loss, hirsutism, BMI, intimate relationship, family care and psychological resilience. Consequently, medical professionals in obstetrics and gynecology should recognize the body image concerns of women with PCOS and implement specific interventions to support these women during their childbearing years.

CONCLUSION: Most dermatologists in SA are aware of BDD and encounter it in their daily practice. While they recognize that antidepressants are the first-line treatment and that early involvement of a psychiatrist is paramount, most prefer to simply explain the nature of the condition to the patient and provide reassurance.

CONCLUSIONS: Results of the study can inform cognitive-behavioral models of adolescent BDD as well as family-based treatment approaches.

This study examines the relationship between exposure to unattainable beauty standards via social media and the prevalence of Body Dysmorphic Disorder among medical students in Egypt. The rapid development of digital platforms, particularly social media, has brought about a wider dissemination of unattainable beauty standards that may contribute to body image disorders and psychological problems. Given the unique pressures faced by medical students, who represent both consumers and influencers...