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Cosmetic surgeons in the USA are reporting a alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend increase in the alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend of patients seeking and having alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend procedures to look like their Snapchat selfies. The alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend have termed this alarming new alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend "Snapchat dysmorphia". This term derives from the alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend body dysmorphic disorder - a mental disorder where the sufferer is obsessed with the alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend that part of their body or appearance is severely flawed and in need of alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend measures to fix it. The surgeons described the condition in the journal Facial Plastic Surgery. They wrote that 55 per cent of plastic surgeons reported an alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend in the number of patients wanting alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend to their face to look like they do after using Snapchat filters.

Snapchat and other social media alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend provide filters to allow people to "enhance" photos of their face to look "cuter". The alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend say this is fuelling an alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend among younger people, especially teenage girls and women, with the "perfect" alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend. Doctors say many of the requests are physically impossible to perform alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend. They wrote: "This is an alarming trend because those filtered alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend often present an unattainable look and are blurring the alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend of reality and fantasy for these alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend." They added: "The pervasiveness of these filtered images can take a toll on one's self alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend." The most common procedures being requested include thinner noses, wider eyes and fuller alterationsappsconditiondisturbingdrasticesteemfacefacialideaincreaselinelipsnumberobsessionpatientsprofessorsselfiessurgeonssurgicallytrend.