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The influence of social media on public attitudes and behaviors towards cosmetic dermatologic procedures and skin care practices: A study in Saudi Arabia.

Almuntsrbellah AlmudimeeghEman AlmukhadebKhalid Nabil NagshabandiOmar AldosariIbrahim AldakhilZyad AldosariMohammed AlhuqbaniKhalid Alkhani
Published in: Journal of cosmetic dermatology (2024)
Our study reveals significant gender-based disparities in seeking skincare advice. Women rely on social media, clinics, friends, and beauty influencers, whereas men prefer pharmacists. Additionally, women depend on dermatologists' social media reputation and conduct thorough pre-appointment research. Their heightened social media engagement links to skincare practices and influences cosmetic procedure considerations based on age and usage frequency.
Keyphrases
  • social media
  • healthcare
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  • pregnancy outcomes
  • palliative care
  • pregnant women
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  • adipose tissue
  • wound healing