It means looking at your filtered selfies and wishing you looked like that in real life.
Zoom dysmorphia is knocking at the door.
The urge to improve one’s perceived appearance on video calls.
An increased desire for cosmetic surgeries and treatments to look more presentable.
For socializing and work conferences.
And that leads to insecurities about our appearances.
We usually focus on our forehead, under the eyes, and mouth.
And think that’s all the other people see.