Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica

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Autor(a) principal: Pacheco, Lenise Maria Spadoni
Data de Publicação: 2018
Tipo de documento: Dissertação
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UCB
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Resumo: Introduction: the reality of the aging in population got in to plastic surgery field increasing the number of elderly searching for aesthetic surgery. The number of aesthetic surgeries have grown in the last years revealing that self image care is growing too. It is known that aesthetic surgery final objective is to improve quality of life, restoring form and function of that part of the body, bringing self esteem change. Objective: to check the importance of aesthetic surgery for the elderly and if exist quality of life and self esteem difference between elderly women that had aesthetic surgery and that had not. Method: descriptive research, and casecontrol approach with 25 women with age 60 or more who underwent aesthetic surgery and another group of 25 elderly women who did not, paired by socioeconomic data. The used outcomes instruments were: cognitive test MEEM, quality of life questionnaire WHOQoLbref, Rosenberg???s self esteem scale, and a elaborated questionnaire, all filled by the researcher. The results were analised by STATA -version 14.0 and realized Shapiro-Wilk test with average and standart deviation, and qualitative ones with absolute and relative frequency. Results: overall it was identified and age media of 67,26 years, school years average of 9,96 years and the majority had no partner. Substantial comorbidities were hypertension and dyslipidemia. The most realized surgeries were abdominoplasty and blefaroplasty. Motivation mainly were physical discomfort, desire of quality of life improvement and dissatisfaction with self image. Satisfaction level with aesthetic surgery was high when related with their own body and social life. None of them had low self esteem. No difference was found of quality of life and self esteem between the two groups. There was no correlation between aging and self esteem or the different areas of quality of life. Conclusion: the elderly motivation to do aesthetic surgery are physical and psycological. There was no difference of QoL and self esteem between elderly women who had and who had not aesthetic surgery. However, separate analysis of the group who had aesthetic surgery, proved high levels of satisfaction in personal and social life.
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spelling Carvalho, Gustavo de Azevedohttp://lattes.cnpq.br/7711160989704684http://lattes.cnpq.br/2268796790650858Pacheco, Lenise Maria Spadoni2018-08-09T14:06:37Z2018-06-28PACHECO, Lenise Maria Spadoni. Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica. 2018. 93 f. Disserta????o (Programa Stricto Sensu em Gerontologia) - Universidade Cat??lica de Bras??lia, Bras??lia, 2018.https://bdtd.ucb.br:8443/jspui/handle/tede/2446Introduction: the reality of the aging in population got in to plastic surgery field increasing the number of elderly searching for aesthetic surgery. The number of aesthetic surgeries have grown in the last years revealing that self image care is growing too. It is known that aesthetic surgery final objective is to improve quality of life, restoring form and function of that part of the body, bringing self esteem change. Objective: to check the importance of aesthetic surgery for the elderly and if exist quality of life and self esteem difference between elderly women that had aesthetic surgery and that had not. Method: descriptive research, and casecontrol approach with 25 women with age 60 or more who underwent aesthetic surgery and another group of 25 elderly women who did not, paired by socioeconomic data. The used outcomes instruments were: cognitive test MEEM, quality of life questionnaire WHOQoLbref, Rosenberg???s self esteem scale, and a elaborated questionnaire, all filled by the researcher. The results were analised by STATA -version 14.0 and realized Shapiro-Wilk test with average and standart deviation, and qualitative ones with absolute and relative frequency. Results: overall it was identified and age media of 67,26 years, school years average of 9,96 years and the majority had no partner. Substantial comorbidities were hypertension and dyslipidemia. The most realized surgeries were abdominoplasty and blefaroplasty. Motivation mainly were physical discomfort, desire of quality of life improvement and dissatisfaction with self image. Satisfaction level with aesthetic surgery was high when related with their own body and social life. None of them had low self esteem. No difference was found of quality of life and self esteem between the two groups. There was no correlation between aging and self esteem or the different areas of quality of life. Conclusion: the elderly motivation to do aesthetic surgery are physical and psycological. There was no difference of QoL and self esteem between elderly women who had and who had not aesthetic surgery. However, separate analysis of the group who had aesthetic surgery, proved high levels of satisfaction in personal and social life.Introdu????o: A realidade do envelhecimento populacional chegou ao campo da cirurgia pl??stica, provocando um crescimento do n??mero de idosos que se submetem ?? cirurgia est??tica (CE) e revelando que o cuidado com a autoimagem tem aumentado. Sabe-se que o objetivo final da cirurgia est??tica ?? melhorar a qualidade de vida, restaurando a forma e fun????o de partes do corpo, trazendo assim uma mudan??a na autoestima da pessoa. Objetivo: Aferir objetivamente a import??ncia da cirurgia est??tica para o idoso, e se existe diferen??a de qualidade de vida e autoestima entre idosas submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica e as que nunca se submeteram a esse tipo de cirurgia. M??todo: Pesquisa do tipo caso-controle onde foram avaliadas 50 pacientes do sexo feminino, com 60 anos ou mais, sendo o grupo-caso formado por 25 idosas que se submeteram ?? cirurgia est??tica, e o grupo-controle formado por 25 idosas que nunca fizeram cirurgia est??tica, pareados pelos dados socioecon??micos. Os instrumentos de teste foram aplicados em encontro ??nico com o sujeito da pesquisa, utilizando-se: o teste cognitivo Minimental, o question??rio validado de qualidade de vida (WHOQOL-bref), a escala de autoestima de Rosenberg e um question??rio elaborado pelo pesquisador, os quais foram preenchidos pelo pesquisador. Os resultados foram analisados pelo programa STATA, vers??o 14.0; foi realizado o teste de Shapiro-Wilk com as vari??veis quantitativas que foram apresentadas como m??dia e desvio-padr??o, enquanto as qualitativas foram apresentadas como frequ??ncia absoluta e relativa. Resultados: O levantamento de dados mostrou uma m??dia de idade de 67,26 anos, escolaridade m??dia de 9,96 anos e a maioria delas n??o tinha companheiro. As principais comorbidades relatadas foram a hipertens??o arterial e a dislipidemia. As cirurgias mais realizadas foram a abdominoplastia e a blefaroplastia. Os motivos mais escolhidos foram o desconforto f??sico, o desejo de melhoria da qualidade de vida e a insatisfa????o com a autoimagem. O n??vel de satisfa????o com a cirurgia est??tica foi alto quando relacionado com a pr??pria vida ou a vida social. N??o foram encontradas idosas com baixa autoestima e n??o foram encontradas diferen??as significativas entre os grupos quanto ?? qualidade de vida e ?? autoestima. N??o houve correla????o entre o avan??ar da idade e a autoestima ou com os dom??nios de QV. Conclus??o: O estudo revelou que as motiva????es das idosas para realizar uma CE s??o de ordem f??sica e psicol??gica. As idosas submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica n??o apresentaram melhor qualidade de vida e autoestima quando comparadas a idosas n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica. Por??m, analisando-se isoladamente as idosas submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica, comprovaram-se altos n??veis de satisfa????o pessoal e na vida social.Submitted by Sara Ribeiro (sara.ribeiro@ucb.br) on 2018-08-09T14:06:29Z No. of bitstreams: 1 LeniseMariaSpadoniPachecoDissertacao2018.pdf: 9767698 bytes, checksum: 3b1837ac4f9fbc71683f49f394f6a27b (MD5)Approved for entry into archive by Sara Ribeiro (sara.ribeiro@ucb.br) on 2018-08-09T14:06:37Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 LeniseMariaSpadoniPachecoDissertacao2018.pdf: 9767698 bytes, checksum: 3b1837ac4f9fbc71683f49f394f6a27b (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-09T14:06:37Z (GMT). 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dc.title.por.fl_str_mv Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
title Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
spellingShingle Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
Pacheco, Lenise Maria Spadoni
Idosos
Autoestima
Cirurgia est??tica
Qualidade de vida
Aesthetic surgery
Quality of life
Self esteem
Elderly
CNPQ::CIENCIAS DA SAUDE
title_short Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
title_full Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
title_fullStr Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
title_full_unstemmed Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
title_sort Qualidade de vida e autoestima em idosas submetidas e n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica
author Pacheco, Lenise Maria Spadoni
author_facet Pacheco, Lenise Maria Spadoni
author_role author
dc.contributor.advisor1.fl_str_mv Carvalho, Gustavo de Azevedo
dc.contributor.advisor1Lattes.fl_str_mv http://lattes.cnpq.br/7711160989704684
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Pacheco, Lenise Maria Spadoni
contributor_str_mv Carvalho, Gustavo de Azevedo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Idosos
Autoestima
Cirurgia est??tica
Qualidade de vida
topic Idosos
Autoestima
Cirurgia est??tica
Qualidade de vida
Aesthetic surgery
Quality of life
Self esteem
Elderly
CNPQ::CIENCIAS DA SAUDE
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Aesthetic surgery
Quality of life
Self esteem
Elderly
dc.subject.cnpq.fl_str_mv CNPQ::CIENCIAS DA SAUDE
dc.description.abstract.eng.fl_txt_mv Introduction: the reality of the aging in population got in to plastic surgery field increasing the number of elderly searching for aesthetic surgery. The number of aesthetic surgeries have grown in the last years revealing that self image care is growing too. It is known that aesthetic surgery final objective is to improve quality of life, restoring form and function of that part of the body, bringing self esteem change. Objective: to check the importance of aesthetic surgery for the elderly and if exist quality of life and self esteem difference between elderly women that had aesthetic surgery and that had not. Method: descriptive research, and casecontrol approach with 25 women with age 60 or more who underwent aesthetic surgery and another group of 25 elderly women who did not, paired by socioeconomic data. The used outcomes instruments were: cognitive test MEEM, quality of life questionnaire WHOQoLbref, Rosenberg???s self esteem scale, and a elaborated questionnaire, all filled by the researcher. The results were analised by STATA -version 14.0 and realized Shapiro-Wilk test with average and standart deviation, and qualitative ones with absolute and relative frequency. Results: overall it was identified and age media of 67,26 years, school years average of 9,96 years and the majority had no partner. Substantial comorbidities were hypertension and dyslipidemia. The most realized surgeries were abdominoplasty and blefaroplasty. Motivation mainly were physical discomfort, desire of quality of life improvement and dissatisfaction with self image. Satisfaction level with aesthetic surgery was high when related with their own body and social life. None of them had low self esteem. No difference was found of quality of life and self esteem between the two groups. There was no correlation between aging and self esteem or the different areas of quality of life. Conclusion: the elderly motivation to do aesthetic surgery are physical and psycological. There was no difference of QoL and self esteem between elderly women who had and who had not aesthetic surgery. However, separate analysis of the group who had aesthetic surgery, proved high levels of satisfaction in personal and social life.
dc.description.abstract.por.fl_txt_mv Introdu????o: A realidade do envelhecimento populacional chegou ao campo da cirurgia pl??stica, provocando um crescimento do n??mero de idosos que se submetem ?? cirurgia est??tica (CE) e revelando que o cuidado com a autoimagem tem aumentado. Sabe-se que o objetivo final da cirurgia est??tica ?? melhorar a qualidade de vida, restaurando a forma e fun????o de partes do corpo, trazendo assim uma mudan??a na autoestima da pessoa. Objetivo: Aferir objetivamente a import??ncia da cirurgia est??tica para o idoso, e se existe diferen??a de qualidade de vida e autoestima entre idosas submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica e as que nunca se submeteram a esse tipo de cirurgia. M??todo: Pesquisa do tipo caso-controle onde foram avaliadas 50 pacientes do sexo feminino, com 60 anos ou mais, sendo o grupo-caso formado por 25 idosas que se submeteram ?? cirurgia est??tica, e o grupo-controle formado por 25 idosas que nunca fizeram cirurgia est??tica, pareados pelos dados socioecon??micos. Os instrumentos de teste foram aplicados em encontro ??nico com o sujeito da pesquisa, utilizando-se: o teste cognitivo Minimental, o question??rio validado de qualidade de vida (WHOQOL-bref), a escala de autoestima de Rosenberg e um question??rio elaborado pelo pesquisador, os quais foram preenchidos pelo pesquisador. Os resultados foram analisados pelo programa STATA, vers??o 14.0; foi realizado o teste de Shapiro-Wilk com as vari??veis quantitativas que foram apresentadas como m??dia e desvio-padr??o, enquanto as qualitativas foram apresentadas como frequ??ncia absoluta e relativa. Resultados: O levantamento de dados mostrou uma m??dia de idade de 67,26 anos, escolaridade m??dia de 9,96 anos e a maioria delas n??o tinha companheiro. As principais comorbidades relatadas foram a hipertens??o arterial e a dislipidemia. As cirurgias mais realizadas foram a abdominoplastia e a blefaroplastia. Os motivos mais escolhidos foram o desconforto f??sico, o desejo de melhoria da qualidade de vida e a insatisfa????o com a autoimagem. O n??vel de satisfa????o com a cirurgia est??tica foi alto quando relacionado com a pr??pria vida ou a vida social. N??o foram encontradas idosas com baixa autoestima e n??o foram encontradas diferen??as significativas entre os grupos quanto ?? qualidade de vida e ?? autoestima. N??o houve correla????o entre o avan??ar da idade e a autoestima ou com os dom??nios de QV. Conclus??o: O estudo revelou que as motiva????es das idosas para realizar uma CE s??o de ordem f??sica e psicol??gica. As idosas submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica n??o apresentaram melhor qualidade de vida e autoestima quando comparadas a idosas n??o submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica. Por??m, analisando-se isoladamente as idosas submetidas ?? cirurgia est??tica, comprovaram-se altos n??veis de satisfa????o pessoal e na vida social.
description Introduction: the reality of the aging in population got in to plastic surgery field increasing the number of elderly searching for aesthetic surgery. The number of aesthetic surgeries have grown in the last years revealing that self image care is growing too. It is known that aesthetic surgery final objective is to improve quality of life, restoring form and function of that part of the body, bringing self esteem change. Objective: to check the importance of aesthetic surgery for the elderly and if exist quality of life and self esteem difference between elderly women that had aesthetic surgery and that had not. Method: descriptive research, and casecontrol approach with 25 women with age 60 or more who underwent aesthetic surgery and another group of 25 elderly women who did not, paired by socioeconomic data. The used outcomes instruments were: cognitive test MEEM, quality of life questionnaire WHOQoLbref, Rosenberg???s self esteem scale, and a elaborated questionnaire, all filled by the researcher. The results were analised by STATA -version 14.0 and realized Shapiro-Wilk test with average and standart deviation, and qualitative ones with absolute and relative frequency. Results: overall it was identified and age media of 67,26 years, school years average of 9,96 years and the majority had no partner. Substantial comorbidities were hypertension and dyslipidemia. The most realized surgeries were abdominoplasty and blefaroplasty. Motivation mainly were physical discomfort, desire of quality of life improvement and dissatisfaction with self image. Satisfaction level with aesthetic surgery was high when related with their own body and social life. None of them had low self esteem. No difference was found of quality of life and self esteem between the two groups. There was no correlation between aging and self esteem or the different areas of quality of life. Conclusion: the elderly motivation to do aesthetic surgery are physical and psycological. There was no difference of QoL and self esteem between elderly women who had and who had not aesthetic surgery. However, separate analysis of the group who had aesthetic surgery, proved high levels of satisfaction in personal and social life.
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