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'Perfect' bodies flood the media. We all want one! And if the people in the magazines have perfect bodies, surely we should/can too? But often, that perfect body is a lie, just clever Photoshop. How can we achieve this ideal when in reality, even those perfect bodies we see in the magazines are not so 'perfect' after all.

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'Perfect' bodies flood the media. We all want one! And if the people in the magazines have perfect bodies, surely we should/can too? But often, that perfect body is a lie, just clever Photoshop. How can we achieve this ideal when in reality, even those perfect bodies we see in the magazines are not so 'perfect' after all.

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Body image anxieties, we've all had them (well, I would love to meet someone who hasn't!) and such anxieties can stem from comparing ourselves to other people who we perceive to have ideal features. Celebrities are such people as they are readily available in the media we visually consume on a regular basis. I've come across articles that quote plastic surgeons who reveal the celebrities with the most sought after body parts: Angelina Jolie's lips, Nicole Kidman's nose etc. Knowing that these features are thought of as ideal for other non-celebrity folk, perhaps makes us question our own features and that they are not ideal?

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Body image anxieties, we've all had them (well, I would love to meet someone who hasn't!) and such anxieties can stem from comparing ourselves to other people who we perceive to have ideal features. Celebrities are such people as they are readily available in the media we visually consume on a regular basis. I've come across articles that quote plastic surgeons who reveal the celebrities with the most sought after body parts: Angelina Jolie's lips, Nicole Kidman's nose etc. Knowing that these features are thought of as ideal for other non-celebrity folk, perhaps makes us question our own features and that they are not ideal?

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Heidi Montag. (n.d.). In Wikipedia. Retrieved September 14, 2018, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heidi_Montag

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Heidi Montag, American personality and former reality tv star famously underwent 10 procedures in one surgery to drastically alter her appearance. She admitted that it was the pressure of being a celebrity and wanting to stand out amongst other celebrities that drove her to plastic surgery. Her anxieties about wanting to stay relevant in the world of celebrity lead her to strive to achieve what she believes is the perfect body in Hollywood standards. 

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Heidi Montag, American personality and former reality tv star famously underwent 10 procedures in one surgery to drastically alter her appearance. She admitted that it was the pressure of being a celebrity and wanting to stand out amongst other celebrities that drove her to plastic surgery. Her anxieties about wanting to stay relevant in the world of celebrity lead her to strive to achieve what she believes is the perfect body in Hollywood standards. 

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The basis of this padlet is on the topic question 'are body image anxieties a reflection of the influence of hard to achieve body ideals in magazines? what else might be occurring in our society that leads women, and men, to develop problematic concerns with appearance?'

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The basis of this padlet is on the topic question 'are body image anxieties a reflection of the influence of hard to achieve body ideals in magazines? what else might be occurring in our society that leads women, and men, to develop problematic concerns with appearance?'