Objective Assessment of Perceived Age Reversal and Improvement in Attractiveness After Aging Face Surgery

Zimm, A. Joshua; Modabber, Milad; Fernandes, Vinay T.; Karimi, Kian; Adamson, Peter A.

doi:10.1001/jamafacial.2013.268

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“…Zimm et al reported that patients who underwent a combination of upper and lower facial rejuvenation appeared on average much younger than they really were when compared to patients that had only upper or lower facial surgery [19]. Likewise, Chauhan et al state that the number of surgical procedures performed influences the degree of perceived age change after facial rejuvenation positively [20].…”

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“…Zimm et al describe improvement in attractiveness score after facial rejuvenation associated with a decrease in perceived age, but this was not found to be statistically significant. The author explained that the lack of statistical significance could be due to the low number of raters or inadequate scoring system [19]. Kwart et al also reported that younger faces were deemed more attractive than older ones [21].…”

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Perception of Age, Attractiveness, and Tiredness After Isolated and Combined Facial Subunit Aging

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Perception of Age, Attractiveness, and Tiredness After Isolated and Combined Facial Subunit Aging

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“…Заказчиками подобных исследований становятся крупные медицинские и косметологические компании. Возник даже такой термин: «years saved» -спасенные годы [2], которые представляют собой разницу между хронологическим возрастом человека и тем возрастом, на который он выглядит. Также ученые говорят о «сопротивлении старению» [3] и об «управлении старением» [4], что включает в себя, помимо разнообраз-ных процедур по поддержанию здоровья (диета, физические упражнения), ряд воздействий на внешний облик (укладка волос, антивозрастные кремы, косметика, одежда, хирургические процедуры).…”

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“…Как отмечает S. Eriksen [5], косметическая хирургия может стать нормативной практикой для когорты пожилых людей в самом ближайшем будущем. В современных исследованиях выделяется особый вид возраста -«воспринимаемый возраст» [2,6,7,8], который является результатом социальной перцепции и представляет со-бой возраст человека, приписанный ему субъектом восприятия. Именно воспринимаемый, а не хронологический возраст, играет важнейшую роль в процессах конструирования возрастной идентичности личности и повсед-невных практиках социального взаимодействия с другими людьми [9,10,11].…”

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“…В большом исследовании [17] изучено влияние 20 различных переменных на воспринимаемый возраст, в том числе: общий холестерин сыворотки, гемоглобин крови (у мужчин), скорость оседания эритроцитов и билирубин в сыворотке крови (у женщин). Отдельный блок исследований в данном направлении посвящен изучению влияния различных инновацион-ных эстетических процедур на воспринимаемый возраст: инъекций токсина ботулизма [18], хирургических процедур для лица [2].…”

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Влияние Динамического Компонента Внешнего Облика На Восприятие Визуальных Презентаций Возраста Другого Человека

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Serikov²

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Работа выполнена при финансовой поддержке Российского научного фонда, проект № 17-18-01260 Авторы благодарят за помощь в сборе эмпирических данных студентов специалитета «Клиническая психология» и магистратуры «Психология» Академии психологии и педагогики Южного федерального университета

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Effect of Facial Rejuvenation Surgery on Perceived Attractiveness, Femininity, and Personality

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Tomsic

Fernandez

et al. 2015

JAMA Facial Plast Surg

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IMPORTANCE To date, the conversation about facial rejuvenation surgery has focused on one goal: youthfulness. However, human beings are judged throughout life based on many other characteristics and personal qualities conveyed by their faces. The term facial profiling has been used to describe this act of determining personality attributes through visual observation. OBJECTIVES To introduce the concept of facial profiling to the surgical literature and to evaluate and quantify the changes in personality perception that occur with facial rejuvenation surgery. DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS This study was a retrospective evaluation of preoperative and postoperative photographs of 30 white female patients who underwent facial rejuvenation surgery between January 1, 2009, and December 31, 2013. Procedures included rhytidectomy (face-lift), upper blepharoplasty, lower blepharoplasty, eyebrow-lift, neck-lift, and/or chin implant. The 60 photographs (30 preoperative and 30 postoperative) of these patients were split into 6 groups, each with 5 preoperative and 5 postoperative photographs. The same patient's preoperative and postoperative photographs were not included in any single group to avoid any recall bias. At least 24 individuals rated each photograph for 6 personality traits (aggressiveness, extroversion, likeability, trustworthiness, risk seeking, and social skills), as well as for attractiveness and femininity. The raters were blinded as to the intent of the study. MAIN OUTCOMES AND MEASURES Ratings of personality traits, attractiveness, and femininity. RESULTS Of the 8 traits that were evaluated, analysis revealed 4 traits with statistically significant improvements when comparing preoperative and postoperative scores: likeability (+0.36, P < .01), social skills (+0.38, P = .01), attractiveness (+0.36, P = .01), and femininity (+0.39, P = .02). Improvement in scores for perceived trustworthiness (+0.22, P = .06), aggressiveness (-0.14, P = .32), extroversion (+0.19, P = .14), and risk seeking (+0.10, P = .27) did not demonstrate statistically significant changes. CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE Facial plastic surgery changes the perception of patients by those around them. Traditionally, these interventions have focused on improvements in youthful appearance, but this study illuminates the other dimensions of a patient's facial profile that are influenced by facial rejuvenation surgery. The data in this sample population demonstrate an increase in the perception of likeability, social skills, attractiveness, and femininity. To our knowledge, this is the first study in the surgical literature to evaluate these broader outcome measures after facial rejuvenation surgery. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE NA.

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Objective Assessment of Perceived Age Reversal and Improvement in Attractiveness After Aging Face Surgery

Cited by 44 publications

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Perception of Age, Attractiveness, and Tiredness After Isolated and Combined Facial Subunit Aging

Perception of Age, Attractiveness, and Tiredness After Isolated and Combined Facial Subunit Aging

Влияние Динамического Компонента Внешнего Облика На Восприятие Визуальных Презентаций Возраста Другого Человека

Effect of Facial Rejuvenation Surgery on Perceived Attractiveness, Femininity, and Personality

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