With the growth of market demand, the market size of the medical beauty industry is constantly expanding, and medical beauty institutions are springing up like mushrooms after a rain. However, the current issue of "mixed fish and dragon" in the medical beauty industry is quite prominent, and many consumers have reported encountering issues of damaged rights and called for strengthened regulation of the medical beauty industry. At the end of 2022, Ms. Zhang from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province underwent rhinoplasty surgery at a medical beauty institution, which not only cost a lot but also resulted in several days of hospitalization. At that time, the hospital said it could do rhinoplasty very well. However, after half a year of recovery, the surgical effect was not ideal, and after the surgery, the medical record was not given to me. Later, I inquired and learned that this medical beauty institution was not qualified. Ms. Zhang said that the local health supervision and law enforcement department found that the registration data of the institution showed only two dental chairs and no beds, while there were multiple inpatient wards in this institution, Clearly inconsistent with the registration information. In fact, Ms. Zhang's experience is not an exception. Some medical beauty institutions do not have corresponding qualifications, but due to information asymmetry, consumers do not know which institutions have medical qualifications and which institutions are illegal in practicing medicine. This has led to some medical beauty institutions using information gap to "exploit loopholes" and illegally carry out medical beauty services. Some even use online platforms to falsely promote and exaggerate the effects, avoiding the risks of surgery and causing harm to the physical and mental health of some consumers. On May 4th this year, in order to maintain the order of the medical beauty market and promote the high-quality development of the medical beauty industry, 11 departments including the State Administration for Market Regulation jointly issued the "Guiding Opinions on Further Strengthening the Supervision of the Medical Beauty Industry", which clearly stated that medical beauty services belong to medical activities and have not obtained the "Medical Institution Practice License" or "Clinic Registration Certificate" issued by the health administrative department in accordance with the law, Medical beauty services are not allowed. Implementing the principle of industry access is an important prerequisite for ensuring the healthy development of the medical market. Therefore, the health administrative department must strengthen the management of medical beauty clinic registration information, strengthen the quality control of diagnosis and treatment, and strictly control industry access. "said Gao Zhengwei, a lawyer at Qiuzhengwo Law Firm in Jiangxi, At the same time, it is necessary to facilitate consumers to distinguish whether medical beauty institutions have qualifications and strengthen information disclosure. This opinion requires that when applying for relevant practice licenses or filing, information such as a unified social credit code should be entered and made public to facilitate the public's verification of the qualifications of medical beauty institutions. "On the" People's Complaints "platform of People's Daily, netizen Ms. Wang left a message stating that she underwent medical beauty surgery at a certain medical beauty institution last year, The cost was about 130000 yuan, and postoperative pain appeared after the surgery, but the medical beauty institution was hesitant due to "personal physical reasons". Helplessly, Ms. Wang went to a public hospital for treatment and found that the surgical program advertised by the institution did not match the actual situation, and the doctor who performed facial injection surgery for her did not have the corresponding medical qualifications. The medical beauty industry is highly profitable and has attracted many practitioners, resulting in an increasing number of "medical beauty physicians" emerging in the market. However, these so-called "physicians" are not professional doctors who have received professional training, and some have even received simple training in "medical beauty crash courses". Although some medical beauty institutions have corresponding qualifications