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To characterize how confidence and self-perception impact the decision-making process regarding aesthetic treatments and patient experiences.

April 10, 2026Aesthetic Surgery Journal Open ForumOpen Access

Global Insights Into Confidence and Self-perception in Aesthetic Medicine: A 15 Country Survey Analysis

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To characterize how confidence and self-perception impact the decision-making process regarding aesthetic treatments and patient experiences.
Conducted an online survey across 15 countries
Involved 15,155 participants aged 21-70
Focused on individuals who had aesthetic treatments or were considering them
Many respondents felt a mismatch between their inner self and outward appearance
Aesthetic treatments viewed as acts of self-care and empowerment
Close personal relationships were the strongest influence on self-image

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Survey analysis reveals how confidence and self-perception influence decisions for aesthetic treatments in diverse populations, highlighting empowerment.

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Humphrey et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d896566c1944d70ce07bf4 https://doi.org/10.1093/asjof/ojag058

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Survey analysis reveals how confidence and self-perception influence decisions for aesthetic treatments in diverse populations, highlighting empowerment.

Global Insights Into Confidence and Self-perception in Aesthetic Medicine: A 15 Country Survey Analysis

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Global Insights Into Confidence and Self-perception in Aesthetic Medicine: A 15 Country Survey Analysis

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