Yeah, I find a lot of papers about this topic, such as a paper from psychologist Alan Feingold, PhD, in the March 1992 issue of APA's Psychological Bulletin (Vol. 111, No. 2, pages 304-341)., which illustrates cosmetic surgery affect those around the recipients.
In some cases, psychologists can play important roles to helping surgeons select cosmetic patients who really need to do it and I think it’s an effective method to reduce some unnecessary surgeries. After all, surgeries run plenty of risks accompanied.
