Standardize the medical beauty industry to promote healthy development In view of the problems of infringing on the personal health and safety of consumers exposed in the medical beauty industry, the procuratorial organ should cooperate with relevant functional departments to address the prominent problems in the Aesthetic medicine industry, such as false advertising, illegal medical practice, price fraud, product quality, and infringement of personal health and safety, give full play to the joint efforts of criminal prosecution and public interest litigation, and crack down on the illegal crimes in the medical beauty industry according to law, Promote the standardized and healthy development of the Aesthetic medicine industry, and realize the people's good wishes for safe, safe and healthy medical beauty. Ms. Ma, 19 years old, died during a liposuction surgery. In the eyes of Ms. Ma's mother, her daughter is not fat at all and is also very beautiful, but Ms. Ma has always felt that her legs are thick. So, at a private medical beauty institution, a "flying knife" doctor without independent surgical qualifications performed liposuction surgery on Ms. Ma across regions. There was no preoperative evaluation procedure, no medical standard procedures such as process records, medication prescriptions, and medical orders during the surgery, and Ms. Ma's symptoms and reactions were not dealt with in a timely manner after the surgery. These serious and irresponsible diagnostic and treatment behaviors directly led to Ms. Ma's death. Ms. Ma's death is an extreme case that has erupted in the chaos of the medical beauty industry today, but it is not an isolated case. In fact, with the high demand for medical beauty and the explosion of industry scale, issues such as illegal medical practice, counterfeit goods, false advertising, and price fraud have become increasingly prominent, leading to an increasing number of consumer disputes and medical accidents, becoming unbearable pain for many beauty seekers. From black institutions and fake doctors to black medicine and fake sales, the "medical beauty assassin" has formed a complete industrial chain, which not only hurts the wallet of those seeking beauty, but also their physical and mental health. Medical beauty is also a medical behavior. In fact, Aesthetic medicine is different from life beauty because of its strong professionalism and high risk. Life beauty mainly involves maintaining and caring for the skin through non-invasive methods such as cosmetics, health care, and manual massage. And Aesthetic medicine, also known as medical beauty, is actually medical behavior. According to the Aesthetic medicine Service Management Measures, Aesthetic medicine refers to "the repair and remodeling of human appearance and the shape of various parts of the human body by using surgery, drugs, medical devices and other traumatic or invasive medical techniques". In short, life beauty is non-invasive, while Aesthetic medicine is invasive. Such "skin breaking" behaviors as Hyaluronic acid injection, eyebrow tattooing, ear piercing, and even photoelectric projects will actually bring varying degrees of changes to the Subcutaneous tissue. If the operation is improper, it will also cause tissue damage. Therefore, these "skin breaking" behaviors need to be operated by qualified doctors and nurses in a sterile environment, which is fundamentally different from daily beauty. However, many beauty seekers do not understand the difference between the two. The reporter interviewed multiple beauty seekers who suffered injuries due to medical aesthetics, all of whom were female, mostly between the ages of 25 and 40, with the majority being from the upper class and young mothers. They may experience skin ulcers, allergies due to injections of counterfeit products, or organ damage due to operator errors, but without exception, they all believe that various "injections" used in medical beauty projects are essential for regular beauty treatments