India, Jan. 24 -- Image enhancement is one thing; you are in the end in control of it. But when the projected image becomes bigger than you, then the mirrored image can eat into the reality of your self-esteem. A recent study, conducted by a cosmetic clinic chain, spanning over 300 people across four Indian cities, showed that the process of taking, altering and posting selfies negatively affects one's self-esteem and body image perception as well as promotes body dysmorphia.

Selfies, that have already been considered responsible for numerous deaths as well injuries among people lost in the act of clicking themselves, are also making people anxious and less-confident about their own looks and physical attractiveness. As per the report, i...