Orthognathic Surgery Has a Significant Effect on Perceived Personality Traits and Emotional Expressions

Ashton‐James, Claire E.; Costa, DC; Chemke‐Dreyfus, Axel

doi:10.1097/prs.0000000000004388

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“…Using mTurk, many investigators have gained public insight on topics pertinent to the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery. [19][20][21][22][23][24][25] Amazon Mechanical Turk workers who lived in the United States were 18 years or older, and had an approval rating of 95% or higher were invited to complete a 30-question survey. Participants were screened by whether they had cosmetic surgery in the past or were interested in getting cosmetic surgery in the future.…”

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Consumer Awareness and Comfort with Resident-run Cosmetic Clinics: A Crowdsourcing Study

Hemal

Cignetti

Newsom

et al. 2021

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: Resident cosmetic clinics (RCCs) are the training modality of choice among both residents and faculty and are a mainstay at most residency programs. 1 – 4 Despite this, knowledge of RCCs among plastic surgery consumers remains untested. We hypothesize that the public would be aware of and receptive to RCCs. Methods: Participants with prior cosmetic procedures or interest in future cosmetic procedures were recruited using Amazon Mechanical Turk and asked to complete a survey in September 2020. First, prior awareness of RCCs was assessed. After a brief description of RCCs, perceptions of safety and preferences for care were assessed. Results: After screening for quality, 815 responses were included. Forty-five percent of consumers were aware of RCCs. Seventy-six percent of consumers believed that RCCs were just as safe as attending clinics and 65% were comfortable receiving care from fourth-year residents or higher. Belief in RCC safety was associated with 4.8 times higher odds of feeling comfortable receiving care at an RCC [95% confidence interval (3.3–7.1), P < 0.001]. When given a hypothetical choice between residents and attendings in two scenarios, 46% of consumers chose residents for abdominoplasty and 60% chose residents for Botox injections. Belief in RCC safety was associated with choosing a resident or being indifferent in both scenarios. Conclusions: Consumer preference regarding RCCs has largely been untested. This study shows that belief in RCC safety influences consumers’ perceived comfort with receiving care at an RCC. This knowledge can help guide RCC practice and maximize learning opportunities for surgeons-in-training.

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“…Using mTurk, many investigators have gained public insight on topics pertinent to the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery. 19–25…”

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confidence: 99%

Consumer Awareness and Comfort with Resident-run Cosmetic Clinics: A Crowdsourcing Study

Hemal

Cignetti

Newsom

et al. 2021

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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The influence of orthognathic surgery on the perception of personality traits: A scoping review

Mugnier

Ibrahim

Boulétreau

et al. 2020

International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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Orthognathic Surgery Has a Significant Effect on Perceived Personality Traits and Emotional Expressions

Cited by 2 publications

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Consumer Awareness and Comfort with Resident-run Cosmetic Clinics: A Crowdsourcing Study

Consumer Awareness and Comfort with Resident-run Cosmetic Clinics: A Crowdsourcing Study

The influence of orthognathic surgery on the perception of personality traits: A scoping review

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