Some medical aesthetic organizations may attract consumers with low prices in pursuit of financial gain. In lowering the price they may lower the quality of service and the quality of materials used. Some unqualified or inferior products may pose potential risks to patients' health. In addition to the price problem, there is a lot of opaque information and false propaganda in the market, which makes it difficult for consumers to recognize the authenticity.
Some failure cases are also related to patients' own factors. Some people who pursue a perfect appearance and are eager to change themselves may choose inappropriate surgeries or operations. They may not fully understand the risks and consequences of the surgery, which may lead to medical cosmetic failures.
There are also some problems of poor regulation in the medical cosmetic industry. The regulatory authorities have not done enough to audit the qualifications, technical level and service quality of organizations and individuals, resulting in some unqualified organizations or individuals still existing in the market. Some medical beauty operations may belong to the gray area, there is no clear laws and regulations to regulate, which also provides an opportunity for some unscrupulous elements to take advantage of.
In order to reduce the number of medical cosmetic failures, we need to strengthen supervision and raise the threshold of the industry. Regulators should strengthen the auditing and supervision of medical cosmetology organizations and individuals to ensure that they have the necessary qualifications and skills, and that they strictly enforce the relevant laws and regulations. There is also a need to strengthen the monitoring and management of product quality to eliminate the use of substandard or inferior products. Consumers also need to improve their quality and risk awareness, choose formal and professional organizations for medical cosmetic surgery, and fully understand the risks and consequences that may arise during the procedure.
Cases of medical cosmetic failures abound, which are related to problems within the industry, as well as factors such as consumers' own factors and weak regulation. By strengthening regulation, raising the threshold of the industry, and improving the quality and risk awareness of consumers themselves, we can reduce the incidence of medical cosmetic failures and protect the rights and health of consumers.