Medical plastics are getting younger and younger. According to the white paper on the medical and american industry 2022 of a medical platform, the proportion of consumers under 20 has reached 11. 12 per cent. In other words, health-care consumption is “sunking” by age. In particular, during summer holidays, adequate operation recovery periods, as well as low-cost marketing techniques, have attracted a large number of minors to medical and orthopaedic facilities. In recent days, the china consumers association has reminded parents and adolescent consumers that health care should be viewed rationally, not to lose sight of the risks, let alone seek beauty or blindly follow the red impulses of the starnet。
The market is profitable, including in the field of health and beauty. Faced with the blue sea of the market for minors, a number of businesses have introduced a variety of targeted marketing methods, such as the “one dollar experience” of “price-free health”. What about the lack of financial resources for young people? Consumer loans keep up. These institutions work with a number of loan platforms to overspent young people in the form of preferential interest payments. Worse still, it's like an automated conveyor belt, and it's hard to get up there。
In social media, articles or videos labeling “real experience” as “grass-grass” also have extraordinary attractions. What are the contrasts between obese and fat, those changes from low self-esteem to self-confidence, those adults who are not yet able to sustain themselves, and those who are minors against temptation
Is there a barrier between a minor and a doctor, like the prohibition on the writing of minors? In fact, the aesthetics are much more complex than the tattoos, which are not new, but may be designed for physical and psychological treatment, such as orthotics, lip fractures and burns. The indiscriminate nature of objections is somewhat gross. In response, there have been calls in previous years for a detailed distinction to be made, at the legal level, between prosthetics for minors, allowing therapeutic orthopaedics, and limiting non-therapeutic orthopaedic needs. The feasibility of similar propositions could lead to further public discussion。
In front of minors, parents are the first protection wall. The act on the management of medical cosmetary services specifies that medical cosmetological projects may not be carried out for persons who are incapacitated or have restricted their ability to act without the consent of the guardian. But it is also important to note that in practice this requirement can easily be circumvented by various variations. For example, the presence of a guardian is not required, the user's script is available instead, or only a written or audio certificate is required. Thus, how to prevent forgery becomes a problem. In this regard, there is a need to strengthen the regulation of health-care institutions by requiring them to develop more detailed regulations and verification systems for the right to informed consent。
In the case of more vulnerable minors, it would be useful to devote more attention to law enforcement and supervision. For those medical advertisements that dilute risk and exaggerate publicity, the main penalty should be the violation of the law on advertising, and the platform should not hesitate to ban the owners of fictional stories。
Of course, strict legal requirements do not necessarily deter all irrational behaviour. Without abating the physical anxiety prevailing in society, minors are inevitably affected. It has been proven that individuals with high appearanceal anxiety are usually accompanied by lower levels of self-esteem, higher self-exclusion and shame. This psychological “i can't”, is likely to affect a person's perception more than the beauty of a person's face. When children try to shape and make beauty, perhaps it is better to look into what their true shadows are and what their real needs are。
Ma ching
