Introduction: Aesthetic surgery is a part of plastic surgery and includes cosmetic surgery of the face and body, as well as non-surgical procedures (dermal fillers, botox) that enhance and reshape body structures. Aesthetic surgery encompasses a wide range of procedures and interventions, from minor interventions (surgical correction of scars, surgical removal of tattoos...) to major surgeries (abdominoplasty, labiaplasty...). Such procedures lead to a change or correction of body parts that are a source of dissatisfaction for individuals in their perception of their own bodies and greatly impact a person's self-confidence. Aim: To examine the attitudes and ethical dilemmas of students at the Croatian Catholic University regarding body aesthetic procedures. Methods: The research was conducted among students at the Croatian Catholic University from all majors, years, and educational levels. Respondents received a completely anonymous questionnaire via email created using the Lime Survey application. The estimated time to complete the questionnaire was 5-10 minutes. The study was carried out over a period of one month, from May 10, 2023, to June 10, 2023. Every 7 days, students received reminders to complete the survey and participate in the research. The questionnaire was designed by a student personally for the purposes of this research. Results: The sample consisted of a total of 287 participants, namely students from all fields of study, years, and levels of education at the Croatian Catholic University. It was established that students do not have a negative opinion about aesthetic procedures on the body. They themselves do not want to undergo aesthetic procedures, but they believe that other people have the right to do so. Conclusion: The research has shown that students do not have a clearly expressed negative opinion about aesthetic procedures on the body. They believe that people are created as they are and are beautiful as they are, and they consider that there is no need for aesthetic procedures. However, they do not necessarily view aesthetic procedures on the body as undesirable but rather as something that is entirely a personal right and choice.