Does life in plastic is fantastic?
Analysis of people's perception of plastic surgery videos published on Facebook
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https://doi.org/10.34019/2525-7757.2023.v8.40587Keywords:
Plastic surgery, Facebook, Reactions, Social representations, HyperconsumptionAbstract
This article aimed to identify the reactions of Facebook users about plastic surgery videos published on the Truly page. This is exploratory-descriptive research with a quanti-qualitative approach. Sixteen videos published in the first half of 2021 were analyzed. Data processing included definition of the frequency of reactions/emoticons and analysis of similarity in the comments of the post with more interactions. About the results, “Haha” and “Wow” were identified as the most used reactions, which may connote a sense of irony. The similarity analysis revealed four discursive fields: 1. Physical Exercises; 2. World of Illusion; 3. Money; and, 4. Corruption of the Divine Body.
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