年轻人异地求美 搅动“医美+旅游”蓝海

Group 1 - The "youth economy" is thriving post-exams, with medical beauty institutions experiencing their busiest season as students combine beauty treatments with travel [1][4] - There is a notable increase in student patients, with a reported 10% to 30% rise in visits to dermatology departments and over a hundred additional surgeries per month in cosmetic centers during July and August [5][6] - Popular procedures among students include double eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, and facial fillers, with demand increasing by 30% compared to regular periods [5][6] Group 2 - Many students are traveling abroad for medical beauty treatments, particularly to South Korea, where the cost-effectiveness and quality of services attract them [7][8] - Social media plays a significant role in promoting the trend, with discussions and content related to beauty treatments and travel gaining immense popularity [9] - The collaboration of medical beauty and tourism services is crucial, with South Korea offering comprehensive packages that include medical visas and local support for foreign patients [11] Group 3 - Cities like Chengdu are positioning themselves as medical beauty hubs, with plans to generate 100 billion yuan in revenue by 2025 through strategic development policies [11][12] - The shift in consumer preferences towards integrated wellness and beauty experiences is creating opportunities for new business models that combine medical beauty with tourism [12] - The industry faces challenges, including the risk of students falling prey to low-cost, unregulated clinics and the potential for miscommunication during overseas treatments [13][14]