Legal Analysis: Second Degree Disability

Facial scar deformity and meeting four of the criteria for facial disfigurement (severe).

Fourth-level disability

Those who meet three of the criteria for disfigurement (severe).

Fifth-level disability

Those who meet two of the criteria for disfigurement (severe).

Level 6 disability

1. Those who meet four of the criteria for facial disfigurement (moderate);

2. Strip scars in the central area of ??the face Formation (width up to 0.3cm), cumulative length up to 20.0cm;

3. Formation of small flaky scars on the face or significant pigment abnormalities, cumulatively reaching 80% of the facial area;

Seven Level disability

1. Formation of strip scars (width up to 0.3cm) in the central area of ??the face, with a cumulative length of 15.0cm;

2. Formation of small, flaky scars on the face or significant pigmentation Abnormalities, cumulatively reaching 50% of the facial area;

Eighth level disability

1. Those who meet three of the criteria for disfigurement (moderate);

< p>2. Those who meet one of the criteria for facial disfigurement (severe);

3. Strip scar formation on the face with a cumulative length of 30.0cm; formation of strip scars on the central area of ??the face (width up to 0.2cm) , with a cumulative length of 15.0cm;

4. Massive hypertrophic scar formation on the face, with a cumulative area of ??15.0cm2; blocky hypertrophic scar formation in the center of the face, with a single area of ??7.0cm2 or multiple cumulative scars The area reaches 9.0cm2;

5. The formation of small flaky scars or abnormal pigmentation on the face, with the cumulative area reaching 100.0cm2;

Nine-level disability

1. Those who meet two of the criteria for facial disfigurement (moderate);

2. Formation of strip scars on the face with a cumulative length of 20.0cm; formation of strip scars on the face (with a width of up to 0.2cm) with a cumulative length of up to 10.0cm, of which at least 5.0cm is located in the central area of ??the face;

3. Massive scar formation on the face, with a single area reaching 7.0cm2, or the cumulative area of ??multiple scars reaching 9.0cm2;

< p>4. Formation of small facial scars or abnormal pigmentation, with a cumulative area of ??30.0cm2;

Tenth degree disability

1. Formation of scalp scars or lack of hair, with an area of ??40.0cm2 cm2;

2. Facial strip scar formation (width up to 0.2cm), with a cumulative length of 6.0cm, of which at least 3.0cm is located in the central area of ??the face;

3. Facial strip scar formation Scar formation, with a cumulative length of 10.0cm;

4. Massive scar formation on the face, with a single scar area reaching 3.0cm2, or multiple scars with a cumulative area of ??5.0cm2;

5. Facial scarring Formation of small flaky scars or abnormal pigmentation, with a cumulative area of ??10.0cm2;

Legal basis: "Regulations on Work-related Injury Insurance" Article 20 The social insurance administrative department shall make a decision within 60 days from the date of accepting the application for work-related injury identification The decision on work-related injury identification shall be made in writing, and the employee or his close relative who applied for work-related injury identification and the unit where the employee works shall be notified in writing. The social insurance administrative department shall make a decision on work-related injury determination within 15 days for applications with clear facts and clear rights and obligations. If the decision to identify a work-related injury needs to be based on the conclusion of the judicial authority or the relevant administrative department, the time limit for making the decision to identify the work-related injury shall be suspended while the judicial authority or the relevant administrative department has not made a conclusion. Staff members of the social insurance administrative department who have an interest in the applicant for work-related injury determination shall recuse themselves.