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. 2022 Dec 26;12(1):172. doi: 10.3390/jcm12010172

Table 2.

Characteristics of the BDD and non-BDD groups that were undergoing aesthetic dermatology procedures, according to different screening tools.

COPS AAI
BDD (n = 30) Non-BDD
(n = 382)
p-Value BDD (n = 46) Non-BDD
(n = 366)
p-Value
Age (mean ± SD) 33.97 ± 7.45 35.92 ± 7.57 NS 33.5 ± 8.03 36.06 ± 7.47 0.02
BMI (mean ± SD) 22.09 ± 3.89 23.9 ± 4.24 0.02 22 ± 3.21 24 ± 7.39 0.02
Antidepressants (n) 10 (33.33%) 31 (8.12%) <0.001 10 (21.74%) 31 (8.47%) <0.01
Antipsychotics (n) 6 (20%) 11 (2.88%) <0.001 7 (15.22%) 10 (2.73%) <0.001
Non-first time AP (n) 25 (83.33%) 315 (82.46%) NS 35 (76.09%) 307 (83.88%) NS
Treatment satisfaction after APs (n) 24 (82.76%) 291 (81.28%) NS 36 (83.72%) 279 (81.1%) NS
Education level (n)
elementary education n/A N/A <0.001 N/A N/A 0.04
high school diploma 12 (40%) 25 (6.54%) 9 (19.57%) 28 (7.65%)
graduate degree 18 (60%) 357 (93.46%) 37 (80.43%) 338 (92.35%)
Financial status (n)
poor 4 (13.33%) 8 (2.09%) 0.001 3 (6.52%) 8 (2.19%) 0.04
average 10 (33.33%) 37 (9.69%) 8 (17.39%) 40 (10.93%)
good 8 (26.67%) 230 (60.21%) 17 (36.96%) 223 (60.92%)
very good 8 (26.67%) 107 (28.01%) 18 (39.13%) 95 (25.95%)

BDD—body dysmorphic disorder, COPS—the Cosmetic Procedure Screening Questionnaire, AAI the Appearance Anxiety Inventory, BMI—body mass index, AP—aesthetic procedure, SD—standard deviation, NS—not significant, N/A—not applicable.