Adolescence is a developing period on the way of forming the final identity. The core of it is the physical identity, which is the starting point and whose expression is the mirror of its internal being. Tattoos, offered as a part of fashion trend, are accepted by a great number of young people, but on the other side, many people remain distant in relation to them.The aim of workResearch carried out for determining the specificities of the psycho-social profile of adolescents with tattoos.Materials and methodsResearch carried out on 80 adolescents of the age between 16 and 25 years, both sexes…A questionnaire with demographical data was used for the research, PIE (profile index of emotions Plucik), battery of the tests CON4.ResultsAdolescents with a greater number of tattoos (2 or more) manifest a higher aggression, low frustration tolerance and impulsiveness, social disinhibition and they are emotionally without social fears, unpleasantness and shame. Young people with one tattoo don’t have a different profile, but a need of satisfying fashion trends and solving their developing uncertainties and depressiveness.ConclusionYoung people with tattoos have a specific psycho-social profile, and a great number of tattoos is a screening for indicating behavioral disorders.

Definition: Psychosis represents a profound disorder in personality development and organization which results in changing or losing contact with reality, emotional and cognitive deprivation, changing or losing contact with objects (people or things), insufficient or biased investment in objects and activities, as well as perception, thought, attention, will, mobility and speech impediment. Objective: Genetics' part in the onset of a psychosis, since the grandmother of twins ill with psychosis also had Schizophrenia. Material and methods: A display of 15 year old, male twins, who showed psychotic symptoms, one after the other. Results: Presence of a psychotic disease in the family gave a biological possibility of its further occurrence, which indeed manifested in an early onset of psychosis in both twin grandsons of the ill subject. Patients were bizygotic twins, with lower intellectual capacities, lower Ego-potentials, and low levels of psycho-social maturity. Symptoms of depersonalization, cognitive and perceptive alterations, as well as intense fear, social withdrawal, loss of interest, and alienation from the outside world were observed. Conclusion: Monitoring of body weight, psychiatric state, hormonal status, brain NMR after admission and six month after weight regaining is showing recovery of physical and psychical state of patient, which didn´t mean total recovery.

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