A woman in her 30s who sees cosmetic surgery as casually as a trip to the hairdresser is among patients highlighting the difficulty of identifying body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) in Japan."I'm always thinking about which part I should 'update' next," said the woman, who works in the service industry in the Kanto region.She has undergone a string of cosmetic procedures since her 20s, including double-eyelid surgery, having artificial cartilage inserted into her nose and liposuction.Her interest in cosmetic surgery faded for a time after she gave birth but soon returned. Seeing images of influ…READ FULL ARTICLE
