Ziaei, F., & Nicknami, M. (2017). The Effect of Acceptance Based and Commitment-Based Therapy on Body Image in Women Between the Ages of Thirty and Forty after Beauty Surgeries. The Razavi International Journal of Medicine, 5(3), 1-5. https://doi.org/10.5812/rijm.62159
Background: In the 20th century, especially over the last decades, there have been new interpretations of beauty; and beauty is
defined to include a set of components such as fitness, using cosmetics, clothing, attractiveness, and physical perfection.
Objectives: The present study was aimed to examine the effect of acceptance-based and commitment-based therapy on body image
in women between the ages of thirty and forty after beauty surgeries.
Methods: This research was semi-experimental, using a pre-test post-test design, with a control group. The statistical population
consisted of all individuals who visited Sepita Skin and Health Care Clinic, from whom 15 women were considered for a control
group and 15 women were considered for an experiment group. Data collection tools included a body image questionnaire. Data
were analyzed using a single-variable covariance analysis method.
Results: The results of body image covariance analysis (ANCOVA) show that there is a significant difference between body image
mean values in control and experiment groups, in terms of post-test scores. The women of the experiment group had a better condition than the women of the control group in terms of body image.
Conclusions: Based on findings, it can be stated that commitment-based and acceptance-based therapy affects body image in
women between the ages of thirty and forty after beauty surgeries.