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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: Minimally invasive aesthetic procedures are widely popular among the youth. Despite their prevalence, there is a significant gap in the research concerning the relationship between these procedures and psychological wellbeing, as well as an insufficient exploration of the barriers and motivators influencing their adoption, this study aims to address these gaps.
UNASSIGNED: This cross-sectional study has utilized a secure online survey directed at Saudi university students as the target population. The survey was consisting of 18-item electronic questionnaire including of 4 parts (demographical data, history of psychological illness and screening of current psychological wellbeing using WHO-5 well-being tool, history of doing cosmetic procedure, or willingness to do in the future, barriers and motivators to do cosmetic procedures), and it was distributed across multiple social media platforms.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 8443 college students completed the study questionnaire. Exactly 1096 (13%) of the students underwent a cosmetic procedure. The most reported procedures were laser hair removal (9.1%), filler (5.3%), skin boosters (2.8%), and Botulinum toxin A injections (Botox) (2.6%). The most ranked motivators were being painless, with no side effects (8.8 out of 10), followed by being free (8.0 out of 10) and enhancing self-confidence (7.4 out of 10).
UNASSIGNED: No significant difference recorded at the overall psychological well-being score between who underwent cosmetic procedures and who did not.
UNASSIGNED: This cross-sectional study has utilized a secure online survey directed at Saudi university students as the target population. The survey was consisting of 18-item electronic questionnaire including of 4 parts (demographical data, history of psychological illness and screening of current psychological wellbeing using WHO-5 well-being tool, history of doing cosmetic procedure, or willingness to do in the future, barriers and motivators to do cosmetic procedures), and it was distributed across multiple social media platforms.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 8443 college students completed the study questionnaire. Exactly 1096 (13%) of the students underwent a cosmetic procedure. The most reported procedures were laser hair removal (9.1%), filler (5.3%), skin boosters (2.8%), and Botulinum toxin A injections (Botox) (2.6%). The most ranked motivators were being painless, with no side effects (8.8 out of 10), followed by being free (8.0 out of 10) and enhancing self-confidence (7.4 out of 10).
UNASSIGNED: No significant difference recorded at the overall psychological well-being score between who underwent cosmetic procedures and who did not.
摘要：
■微创美学程序在年轻人中广泛流行。尽管流行,关于这些程序与心理健康之间关系的研究存在很大差距，以及对影响其采用的障碍和动机的探索不足，这项研究旨在解决这些差距。
■这项横断面研究利用了针对沙特大学生作为目标人群的安全在线调查。调查由18个项目的电子问卷组成，包括4个部分(人口统计数据，使用WHO-5幸福感工具对心理疾病史和当前心理健康进行筛查，做整容手术的历史，或愿意在未来做，进行整容手术的障碍和动机)，它分布在多个社交媒体平台上。
■共有8443名大学生完成了研究问卷。1096名（13%）学生接受了整容手术。报道最多的手术是激光脱毛(9.1%)，填料（5.3%），皮肤促进剂(2.8%)，和A型肉毒杆菌毒素注射剂(肉毒杆菌毒素)(2.6%)。排名最高的激励因素是无痛的，没有副作用（10个中的8.8个），其次是自由（10分之8.0）和增强自信心（10分之7.4）。
■接受整容手术的人与未接受整容手术的人之间的总体心理健康评分没有显着差异。
■这项横断面研究利用了针对沙特大学生作为目标人群的安全在线调查。调查由18个项目的电子问卷组成，包括4个部分(人口统计数据，使用WHO-5幸福感工具对心理疾病史和当前心理健康进行筛查，做整容手术的历史，或愿意在未来做，进行整容手术的障碍和动机)，它分布在多个社交媒体平台上。
■共有8443名大学生完成了研究问卷。1096名（13%）学生接受了整容手术。报道最多的手术是激光脱毛(9.1%)，填料（5.3%），皮肤促进剂(2.8%)，和A型肉毒杆菌毒素注射剂(肉毒杆菌毒素)(2.6%)。排名最高的激励因素是无痛的，没有副作用（10个中的8.8个），其次是自由（10分之8.0）和增强自信心（10分之7.4）。
■接受整容手术的人与未接受整容手术的人之间的总体心理健康评分没有显着差异。
