Social media, integral to contemporary life, offers significant connectivity and entertainment benefits. However, its pervasive use has given rise to social media addiction, particularly among teenagers, characterized by excessive screen time, compulsive checking, and detrimental effects on real-life relationships and responsibilities. This addiction is driven by a combination of psychological factors, such as low self-esteem and mental health issues, technological mechanisms like infinite scrolling and personalized notifications, and social influences, including peer pressure and exposure to idealized content. Effective management of social media addiction requires a multifaceted approach. Behavioral interventions, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness training, educational initiatives that raise awareness about addiction risks, and parental strategies involving boundaries and monitoring can collectively mitigate the negative impacts of social media. Implementing these strategies is crucial for fostering healthier online behaviors and improving overall well-being among teenagers.