After celebrities shared their cosmetic treatment experiences on a popular variety show, the popularity of related cosmetic procedures surged. According to feedback from multiple cosmetic clinics, the number of inquiries and appointments for “celebrity-inspired” cosmetic procedures nearly tripled in the week following the show’s release. Among these, photorejuvenation and hyaluronic acid fillers have become popular choices. However, cosmetic experts point out that celebrities’ skin conditions and physiques differ from those of the average person. Consumers should avoid blindly following trends when choosing cosmetic procedures. Instead, they should develop a personalized plan based on their own skin characteristics and needs, under the guidance of a professional doctor, to avoid the adverse consequences of inappropriate cosmetic treatments.

To protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and regulate the medical aesthetics market, local health regulatory authorities, in conjunction with the Market Supervision Administration, conducted a month-long special inspection of the medical aesthetics market. This operation focused on the compliance of medical aesthetics institutions, the professional qualifications of medical staff, and the management of the use of drugs and medical devices. The inspections revealed that some small medical aesthetics clinics were operating beyond their scope of business and had incomplete medical staff qualifications. Regulatory authorities have issued rectification notices to these violating institutions and required them to rectify the situation within a specified period. Regulatory authorities stated that they will continue to strengthen daily oversight of the medical aesthetics market, establish long-term mechanisms, crack down on illegal medical aesthetics practices, and foster a safe and healthy consumer environment for medical aesthetics.

Recently,was the first to introduce cutting-edge “cell activation anti-aging technology” locally. Based on the principles of regenerative medicine, this technology extracts the patient’s own stem cells, cultivates and activates them in the laboratory, and then injects them into the face and other aging areas. According to the institution’s director, this technology not only stimulates the regeneration of collagen and elastic fibers but also repairs damaged cells, fundamentally improving aging issues such as sagging skin and wrinkles. Dozens of patients have already experienced this technology, and most report noticeable improvements in skin firmness and reduced wrinkles within about a month of treatment, with continued improvement. Experts caution that while this technology holds great promise, it’s not suitable for everyone, and a comprehensive physical assessment is necessary before considering treatment.