Core Viewpoint - The rapid development of the medical beauty industry poses risks, especially for minors, who are vulnerable to external influences and may suffer physical and psychological harm from premature cosmetic procedures [1][3][4]. Group 1: Risks and Concerns - Minors are at risk of being influenced by distorted beauty standards promoted by some institutions, leading to impulsive decisions regarding cosmetic procedures [1][3]. - Some medical beauty institutions blur the lines between medical and non-medical beauty services, misleading consumers about the risks associated with procedures labeled as "light medical beauty" [2][4]. - There is a growing trend of institutions targeting minors with enticing offers like "medical beauty loans" and "zero down payment," which can lead to financial burdens [3][4]. Group 2: Regulatory Recommendations - Authorities are urged to strengthen regulations to protect minors from entering "medical beauty traps," including imposing heavy fines on unqualified institutions [4]. - It is recommended that consent from guardians be more rigorously enforced, requiring their physical presence and signature for any procedures involving minors [4]. - The industry is encouraged to promote a healthy and natural aesthetic, emphasizing safety and well-being over unrealistic beauty standards [4][5].