TOWIE's James Lock, 37, details his body dysmorphia battle and reveals he ... trends now
James Lock has revealed he suffers with body dysmorphia - causing him to 'constantly battle, compete and compare himself to others'.
The TOWIE star, 37, who has appeared on the ITVBe show since 2013, appeared on Thursday's Good Morning Britain to discuss his condition with hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls and Conservative MP and GP, Dr Luke Evans.
He confessed that critiques on social media led to him undergoing a number of surgical procedures - including a nose job, otoplasty (pinning back one's ears) and hair transplant - as well as the use of steroids.
While he conceded that he knows he is 'a good looking guy' and is 'a confident guy' to a certain degree, James admitted will 'always find fault' in himself.
He told the trio: 'I can sit here now and I know I am a good looking guy and I'm in good shape but I will still find fault... It's a constant battle with yourself and even though you're looking in the mirror, you're not seeing what other people are seeing.'
James Lock has revealed he suffers with body dysmorphia - causing him to 'constantly battle, compete and compare himself to others'
He confessed that critiques on social media led to him undergoing a number of surgical procedures - including a nose job, otoplasty (pinning back one's ears) and hair transplant - as well as the use of steroids
James spoke about the fact that one moment he can be 'rational' about his hang-ups but then the next he can be at work doing a photoshoot and spend the whole day criticising himself in what he looks like.
He said: 'I can sit here and be rational about it but a couple of days ago I'm doing a shoot and what should take half an hour takes a full day because I'm finding fault in everything and
