If a patient goes to a legal medical institution for cosmetic treatment, and the medical institution provides legal medical behavior, and the adverse consequences meet the conditions of medical malpractice, it shall be treated as medical malpractice. Medical institutions refer to hospitals, health centers, outpatient departments, clinics, health centers, etc. , qualified by the health administrative department, registered and issued a "medical institution practice license".
If the patient goes to a beauty salon without a medical institution's license for beauty treatment, it will have adverse consequences. Because it is not a medical act, it is naturally not a medical accident, but a general infringement case.
Perhaps, this is just a general infringement case, and through litigation ... The court can order the beauty salon to compensate for medical expenses, transportation expenses and future treatment expenses according to the provisions of Article 1 19 of the General Principles of Civil Law. Although the General Principles of Civil Law stipulates that compensation for mental damage is only applicable to the infringement of personality rights within a certain range, in view of the great mental pain caused by beauty failure, the Supreme People's Court's "should be applied. ...
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