Group 1 - The medical beauty industry is increasingly targeting college students due to factors like beauty anxiety and social media influence, leading to a rise in participation among this demographic [1] - The "light medical beauty" market is expanding, characterized by its flexibility and short recovery periods, but it remains a medical service, with some institutions pushing unsuitable treatments on students for profit [1] - As of now, there are over 187,000 medical beauty-related enterprises in China, with approximately 36,000 new registrations in 2025, indicating a steady growth trend over the past five years, peaking in 2024 [1] Group 2 - In the context of rapid industry expansion and consumer rights protection, choosing reputable medical beauty institutions is crucial for consumers and their families [2] - The Tianyan Risk feature allows users to systematically identify institutions involved in medical disputes, legal actions, or serious violations, providing a safety net for consumers [2] - Verifying the qualifications and backgrounds of medical professionals and core management personnel is essential, with tools available to check their professional affiliations and career histories [2]