This is not a scientific word. It is barely humble. But somehow, “Brainf*CK” has become a go -to -word for a very special type of moment – when your mind is empty, your feelings are messed up, and you just leave a screen, a person, or even your own reflection, stunned.

This can be a film like this Eternal sunshine of the spotless mindWhere love, memory and heart break fold into each other. It can be a tweet that exposes a deep truth in a cruel line. Or a conversation that reverse your perceptions. Whatever the trigger is, there is only one: your brain messes up. You are in a mental fog, which is part, part discomfort, part revelation.

And while “Brainf*CK” cannot be used by a word scientists, does it feel that it catches? This can actually be roots in psychology.

A word that catches chaos

Psychologist Pulkit Sharma agrees that when this word is not clinical, it is describing something very real. “You are right that brainf*CK is not a clinical term, but the younger generation uses it so widely to tell what they are doing. The describing they are describing is something very intense and chaotic, something that destroys their mental balance,” they say.

According to him, Slang neatly enhances a mental state, where “thoughts and feelings simply carry to some kind of peak.”

What happens in the brain

There is no textbook definition of “brainf*CK”, but the emotion aligns with some known psychological concepts.

• Cognitive incompatibility

This happens when two thoughts or truth you believe, and your brain does not know how to process them together. Imagine that it is kind to believe in someone, then watching them doing cruel things. Or seeing something that sounds emotionally right but is logically incorrect.

“No one can draw a parallel between cognitive inconsistency and mental overload and this feeling,” Sharma explains. “Because what is essentially happening is that the person is looking at something very intense, which they do not understand, which is inconsistent, which is inconsolable, and it is throwing a lot of intensity, which causes mental surcharge.”

• Overgrowth and sensory mess

When your brain is killed with too much images, feelings, sound, ideas, it cannot just process it at once. That mental traffic jam makes a moment of peace or is heavy. You break, zone out, or spiral. When they say that people often mean, “it breaks my mind.”

• Broke the expectations

Our mind likes to predict. When some unexpectedly disrupts that prediction, such as a twist, a absurd fact, or emotionally filled meme, it sends us into a free fall. We are out of balance, and the brain runs to understand what has happened now.

Why do we get emotion?

While the word suggests the crisis, people often use it with a mixture of amazement and enthusiasm. There is something about shock, chaos – it is also enjoyable. “It carries the idea of intensity,” says Sharma. “It is unstable and yet, somewhere, very enjoyable.”

It is a part that makes these moments so magnetic. They provide a temporary break from regular thinking, something that feels fast, more vivid, more alive.

And over time, craving for intensity may be spiral in something deep. Says Sharma, “Once you use a certain level of intensity and chaos,” Sharma says, “it creates an addiction. With easy availability of these reels and audio-visuals on the smartphone, the person sees them, and gradually, a addiction develops.”

Gen-Z is not just using the word, they are living it

From film plots to random tweets, “Brainf*CK” has expanded to describe editing that feels like emotional whiplash, quotes that send you spilling, or moments where logic, memory or identity seems blurred. Sometimes, it is not even dramatic, just a passing idea or a strange specific reel that hits very hard, very fast.

With the constant influx of acute, sharp-transport materials, Sharma says that the brain does not really adapt, it is just bent.

“People are accustomed to these small, chaotic, thrilling reels,” they say. “This is a feeling of instability and enthusiasm that comes with it, and yes, people seek those moments. But I do not see the brain customized.

A word that works

Finally, the “brainf*CK” works, it is that it catches a feeling that knows most of us, but rarely name-emotional mess, cognitive shock, mental moments where everything is too much, but what we needed in any way.

As Sharma said: “Slang actually presents that experience really well. It destabilizes their mental balance, and takes them to some kind of peak.”

No, it is not clinical. But perhaps this is the same thing. Sometimes the brain just requires a word when everything breaks, and something new begins.

-The by Artical Arima Singh

Getting a dermal lip filler, lifting chikbons, botox, and other types of ‘tweet’ is as common as to get a new haircut these days. The stigma around these processes is gradually decreasing but continuously. To enhance the aesthetics of the facial and lubricate wrinkles, sometimes, the process may also be wrong (which is not less than a nightmare). While the glow of a plumper lip can be attractive, before you get one of these aggressive cosmetic processes, you should keep some things in mind.

Uorfi Javed, the social media sensation that is known for her unpublished lifestyle, recently shared about her filler experience. Showing her painful swollen face in a video, she revealed what happens to really dissolve them, and it is not as beautiful.

And this was not his first bottled process.

Her Ab-viral video has lightened the conversation around non-invasive beauty remedies-is it just a bad response? Is it safe enough for risk? Concerns are real, and honestly, valid.

Remember before receiving lips filler …

First things first: Phillors and botox are not the same. These are two cosmetic processes that are often used in mutual, even if they serve very different purposes.

Botox, a pure neurotoxin, temporarily paralyzes the facial muscles, effectively smooth dynamic wrinkles such as frown lines. On the other hand, the dermal filler, is often made of hyaluronic acid (ha), is injected to restore lost volumes, enhance lips and fill in deep lines or hollow.

wait. This is not. There is more. If you are planning to book that appointment for full lips, then dermatologists say that you need to keep in mind.

Know the process, trust hands

Before injecting anything in the body, doing homework is very essence. Start understanding the process.

Fillars come in three types: temporary (ha-based), semi-stable and permanent. Dr. The viral desai, cosmetic plastic and hair transplant surgeons and medical directors in DHI India, describe technology. He notes that Ha Philllers are cross-linked with a molecule called BDDE (butanodiol diglasidil ether).

He explains, “Plain hyaluronic acid will dissolve within a day and will not work. Cross-linking increases its life anywhere between two to eight months,” he explains.

He firmly advises against permanent or semi-installed filler and recommends a small start. “Always start with a minimum volume, see if you are happy, and then slowly up.”

Finding rights, reliable professional is equally important.

“Always visit a certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon, who knows how to administer the right tissue properly. Knowledge of your facial structure is important, what works for a person, cannot suit your anatomy. Also, patients should understand that to increase the fillers, the chief dermatologist of the transforologist and the Founderist’s chief deedist In form of.

Dr. Desai echoed the warning: “If not kept correctly, the filters can produce lump sum or, in rare cases, even lead to blindness. So yes, one has to be very careful. But when correct, they are safe and usually do not harm.”

But what if you get out of love with a look, or worse, it somehow becomes a cosmetic nightmare?

Dissolve

Experts say that problems usually arise when people go to overboard with filler or use semi-stable and permanent people.

Yes, you can fix a filler job. But it does not come without side effects. For Uorfi, it was misunderstood to the lips, which began as a fix, which ended in pain, swelling, and which seemed like an allergic reaction.

So, how does the dissolved process work?

Drinking specialist of Sense Clinic, Dr. Garima Tyagi says, “Hayaluronidase, disintegrated enzyme, can sting or burn when injections.

She says that there is no lidocaine (numb agent) in Hyaluronidase until your injector mixes it.

Even if you are set to dissolve the filler, keep the following in mind:

• Get the first allergy test. Dr. Jha has warned that hyaluronidase can cause rare allergic reactions.
• Pain and injury are expected. Especially on the lips, where the skin is thin and more vascular.
• The results may take 24–72 hours to show, but it may take up to a week to break a full breakdown. Many sessions may be required based on the filler amount and how old it is.
• There may be temporary lumps.
• Wait 2–4 weeks after decomposing before refilling to reduce inflammation and cure tissues.

Age, time and frequency

If you are not satisfied with the filler or find a complication, you can dissolve it immediately. There is no definite “right time” to dissolve the filler. But is there a perfect time to fill? Experts say yes.

“Generally, these processes are not recommended below the age of 21.”

Dr. Desai explains that lips naturally lose volumes like we do age. Therefore, filling in old age may look good. But sometimes, even in young patients, there is a bow of uneven lip or less defined Kamadeva. In those cases, even at an early age, the filler can be done.

Does this mean that you can do it as many times as you want? Not necessarily

If you keep doing this repeatedly, the needle trauma may cause some amount of tissue called fibrosis. This is not very important, though. “Generally, do not keep the fillers repeatedly. If you are not sure, do not do them in the first place,” Dr. Desai Note.

At what cost is all this?

Of course, it all comes with a heavy price tag.

For cost, a season of ha-based lip fillers can range between Rs 18,000 to Rs 30,000. On the other hand, dissolving them using Hyaluronidase can cost anywhere between Rs 6,000 and Rs 15,000. However, the cost may vary depending on the treated fields and the number of essential sessions.

Ground level

This is an individual option and there is no decision around obtaining cosmetic procedures until you inform and follow the right steps. The right product in the hands of the right doctor, says experts, rarely causes trouble.

“Celebrity effect greatly affects a person, but the whole problem is that you should know what is too much, and you should stop,” Dr. Desai is the conclusion.