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Read: How to truly enjoy your age Has She or Hasn't She? EXTREME PLASTIC SURGERY “Face It” Guide Addresses Psychological Issues Behind Cosmetic Surgery
Face It: 6 Steps to Help a Women Deal with Aging
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READ THE LATEST Huffington Post ARTICLE BY VIVIAN DILLER:
The Psychological Factors Surrounding Cosmetic Surgery
As a psychologist who works with women about their desire to look good at any age. I encourage them to think about four issues: Safety, Affordability, For Whom and Expectations. Read more...
RECENT Huffington Post ARTICLES BY VIVIAN DILLER:
The Psychological Factors Surrounding Cosmetic Surgery
As a psychologist who works with women about their desire to look good at any age. I encourage them to think about four issues: Safety, Affordability, For Whom and Expectations. Read more...
RECENT Huffington Post ARTICLES BY VIVIAN DILLER:
- The Psychological Factors Surrounding Cosmetic Surgery
- Four Tips to Feel Beautiful at Any Age
- Men Need a 'Lift' Too: Aging Levels the Playing Field
 Your First Mirror Our very first glimpse of ourselves is likely found in the mirror of our mother’s eyes during infancy. In her glances and later through her words and behaviors we begin to develop a psychological and physical image of ourselves. 2 psychological tips that will change how you look and feel about beauty Face it: there is no magic solution to aging with grace and dignity. Many of you at Vibrant Nation have written insightful, emotional responses to the previous articles I have submitted here about this topic. Click here join the discussion A Former Model on the Beauty Paradox My mother's generation of feminists worked very hard to place beauty in the backseat to make room for other choices. Now, some of those same women are confused about whether they should let their appearance matter at all to them.. Click here join the discussion A Former Model on Anti-aging I think we are a generation struggling to find pride. We don’t wear it on our faces enough. Click here join the discussion 6 Steps to Beauty for Life I am often asked why women like Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren seem capable of aging gracefully while so many others - Joan Rivers, Kirstie Alley, Meg Ryan, Melanie Griffith (this list can get upsettingly long) - do not. Since I know none of these women personally, I can only guess at the answer. Click here join the discussion |
| ARTICLES FEATURED ON psychologytoday.com: Men Need a "Lift" Too: Aging Levels the Playing Field I was about an hour into a live radio show, talking about my new book, Face It: What Women Really Feel as Their Looks Change, when Lenny, a fellow from the Bronx, called in: "Hey, what about us guys? We feel pressure too!" "Real" is Really In About ten years ago, Madison Avenue started casting real looking children in their advertisements, turning away those with the proverbial cherub faces, blonde hair, and blue eyes as too perfect to be believable. Cosmetics Drugs Gone Too Far: Is Anything Still Real? There is something about the new cosmetic "option" for thicker eyelashes that bothers me, though I'm not sure what it is. Perhaps it's the resistance I still feel after leaving behind those false lashes I wore while modeling with Wilhelmina in the 70s. Read Vivian's latest articles on psychologytoday.com |
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