|Articles|March 1, 2002
Careful assessment of expectations helps identify BDD
It is essential for ophthalmologists performing cosmetic eyelid, periocular, and facial surgery to be aware of those patients with dysmorphophobia-a subjective feeling of ugliness or physical defect in a patient with normal appearance1 It may also be referred to as a body dysmorphic disorder or "BDD."
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