Cosmetic Appearance Enhancements Help Reduce Low Self Image and Depression Caused by Pandemic Pressures
AREQUIPA, PERU / ACCESSWIRE / February 15, 2022 / If the pandemic has been bringing on the stress of low self-image you’re not alone. A study published on Science Daily shows that the COVID-19 pandemic has been directly linked to depression, anxiety, and negative body image.
Medical professionals have coined the term “Zoom dysmorphia” to describe the feeling of unhappiness or dissatisfaction with a person’s appearance that has been exacerbated by staring at themselves on camera all day. This new source of low self-image in both men and women over the last two years has brought on a boom in cosmetic procedures.
Many individuals looking to boost their self-image are now looking to med spas and plastic surgery clinics to make physical changes. At Núñez Villar plastic surgery clinic, their goal is to help patients use their cosmetic procedures as a tool to improve their personal image, which will subsequently boost their mental state.
“The modeling of the human body figure is our passion,” says award winning plastic surgeon Dr. Percy Núñez of Núñez Villar Clinic. “Our team is dedicated to the profession by staying updated on the most cutting-edge medical techniques which are supported by the latest technology in medical equipment, safety, and hygiene.”
The recent uptick of cosmetic procedures has also resulted in the practice of medical tourism, in which individuals travel to another country for medical care. Market Research Future projects that the medical tourism market will reach $77.3 billion in the next five years. From this trend, many medical professionals like Dr. Núñez have received an international reputation for providing excellent medical assistance, high-quality accommodations, and personalized consultations that can be performed virtually. This allows individuals the opportunity to combine a speedy recovery cosmetic surgery -such as breast implant or rhinoplasty- with a vacation, an added boost of endorphins to kick the pandemic-induced negative mindset.
“Our clinic is in southern Peru, in the city of Arequipa, one of the most important cities in Peru,” says Dr. Núñez. “In each destination there is a different rhythm to do what you like best. We have adventure tourism, multiple cultural activities, the best gastronomy, so you can make your tourism trip an unforgettable experience.”
Whether it’s Botox, filler, liposuction, or a facelift, undergoing a cosmetic procedure could be the cure for the pandemic-produced negative self-image. The professionals at the Núñez Villar Clinic work to help those interested in enhancing their image find the right procedure for them in a setting that will ensure new experiences and relaxation. You can schedule your own specialized online web consultation on their website.
ABOUT NÚÑEZ VILLAR CLINIC
The Núñez Villar Clinic is a center exclusively created to provide the best service in plastic, cosmetic and restorative surgery located in Arequipa, Peru. The team of medical professionals at the clinic has more than 20 years of experience which guarantee the safest procedures to obtain the best results. The team is supported by a beautiful facility with modern infrastructure equipped with advanced equipment and technology. Their mission is to collectively create a culture of well-being and personal image derived from the essence of the person thus empowering their lifestyle.
The head of Núñez Villar Clinic, Dr. Percy Núñez, is an award-winning plastic surgeon who graduated from Faculty of Medicine of the National University of Córdoba, Argentina. He specializes in general surgery and laparoscopic video, aesthetic clinic, and plastic and reconstructive surgery.
CONTACT:
Company: Núñez Villar Clinic
Contact: Dr. Percy Núñez – Award-Winning Plastic Surgeon & Owner of of Núñez Villar Clinic
Email: pernuvi@hotmail.com
Phone: +51 959225607; +51 959225600; +51 963720009
Website: https://www.clinicaesteticalaser.com/en/index
SOURCE: Núñez Villar Clinic
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