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[Press Release] Unrealistic Beauty Standard From Celebrities’ & Influencers’ Social Posts Is Contributing To The Rise Of Botched Surgeries, Dr Ivan Puah Observed

Blindly influenced by social posts by celebrities and influencers, the “one look fits all” mentality has taken more precedence than a realistically achievable physique, causing unhealthy self-perception and the dangerous rise of botched surgeries.

If being a couch potato has taken its toll…

It was great to see so many people out and about during the various restrictive stages of COVID-19. I think bicycle sales must have been at an all-time high!

And even now, it’s good to see so many families and cyclists outside. However, there are many of us – especially those on our own – who over time have become more reclusive, more sedentary and, to put it nicely, a little “unkempt”. Becoming a coach potato affects mental health and confidence levels too.

I have seen a rise in expat patients who need help with various issues – mainly due to a lack of social contact. I have also seen how social media and the internet have become leading communication portals and how this has affected physical confidence and health.

On top of that, the impact of COVID on businesses and job security, along with general fear-mongering,

[Press Release] 2021 To Be A Year Of Evolving Cosmetic Surgery & Lifestyle Changes In Singapore In The Covid-19 Era

As the world continues to battle with the pandemic, how will it impact consumer behaviour and demands for wellness, aesthetics and cosmetics surgery in 2021? Dr. Ivan Puah, an accredited liposuction doctor and Medical Director of Amaris B Clinic, anticipates these five consumer demands.

[Press Release] Men Are Discreet About Their Negative Body Confidence and Self-perception, Observes Dr Ivan Puah, Medical Director Of Amaris B. Clinic

“I have noticed that amongst the male patients, 20-25% are young adults who have serious body confidence issues. They are shy and unexpressive, often exhibiting signs of no confidence and extremely low esteem. They avoid eye contact and are uncomfortable going shirtless during clinical examinations.”