Minor Cosmetic Surgery

Name: Minor Cosmetic Surgery
ISBN: 9787555284840

赵琼 / 武宗杨Qingdao Publishing House · ChinaJul 2020

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Word count: 81K words
Chapters: 72
ISBN: 9787555284840

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Summary

Micro-aesthetics can not only correct our congenital defects but also make those already beautiful even more perfect. √ Correct appearance and posture defects determined by genes √ Reverse the youth and graceful figure lost to time √ Enhance your aura and boost your individuality and recognizability This book is divided into two parts. Part One: Real medical-aesthetics stories. Each story's protagonist has undergone one or more medical-aesthetics procedures. They candidly share the confusion they felt before trying medical aesthetics, then recount the whole process of encountering, accepting, trying, and completing the treatments, along with their feelings—and some are willing to show before-and-after photos or photos taken during the process, so you can witness the results alongside them. The protagonists in Part One differ in age, gender, occupation, and the problems they face, yet all have found their perfect and unique selves through medical aesthetics. I believe you have had the same or similar experiences, and I hope that by reading this book you will find your own solution and gather the courage to embrace a more beautiful you. Part Two: Interpretations of popular medical-aesthetics procedures. This part covers 36 currently popular procedures, including water-glow injections, semi-permanent makeup, liposuction, and nutritional injections. Drawing on years of clinical experience and conversations with patients, the author has compiled the most frequently asked questions about each procedure and answers them from a professional perspective, so that every reader can understand, choose with confidence, and set their mind at ease.

Editor's review

Written by Zhao Qiong, a clinical dermatologist, *Micro-Aesthetics* is a popular science book on medical aesthetics that goes beyond simple procedure introductions or before-and-after showcases to illuminate the scientific logic, risk-based decision-making, and aesthetic philosophy behind medical beauty treatments. Drawing on a solid medical background and extensive clinical experience, the author translates complex专业知识 such as skin physiology, drug mechanisms, and treatment selection into language general readers can understand. The book's core value lies in its dual function of "demystification" and "empowerment": on one hand, it calmly dissects the nature, indications, potential risks, and recovery periods of various "micro-plastic" procedures, helping readers dispel excessive fantasies and blind worship of medical aesthetics; on the other, it systematically teaches practical skills—how to scientifically assess one's own needs, how to communicate effectively with doctors, and how to rationally choose procedures and institutions—aiming to transform readers from passive "consumers" into clear-headed "decision-making participants." The book's discussion of aesthetic trends is also notably deep, guiding readers to reflect on what constitutes healthy, natural, harmonious "beauty" rather than blindly chasing assembly-line templates. Overall, this is a guide that combines scientific rigor, practicality, and humanistic care; its significance goes far beyond an instruction manual, lying rather in cultivating a rational, prudent, and responsible attitude toward seeking beauty.

Who it's for

A good fit for

General readers interested in medical aesthetics who wish to systematically understand its scientific principles and risks before making decisions
Consumers who have undergone or are considering aesthetic treatments and hope to communicate more deeply with doctors and evaluate treatment outcomes and safety
People concerned with their own skin health and anti-aging management who seek scientific advice from professional dermatologists
Readers with an interest in observing and reflecting on contemporary aesthetic culture and body consumption phenomena

Not a good fit for

Those expecting to obtain specific operational steps from this book to perform aesthetic procedures themselves
Readers seeking only quick beauty secrets and unwilling to spend time understanding medical principles and risk information

Reading tips

Reading in chapter order is recommended: first build a foundation in skin physiology and aesthetic principles, then delve into specific procedures
While reading, take notes on the risk-assessment frameworks and doctor-communication scripts provided in the book for reference during actual consultations
Combine the case analyses at the end of the book or in related appendices with the theoretical knowledge to form more intuitive impressions

About the publisher

Qingdao Publishing House China · Founded in 1987

Founded in 1987, Qingdao Publishing House has long focused on education, science and technology, children's books, and lifestyle titles, while steadily publishing classical and foreign literature. Its 827 titles in the catalog reflect a balance between making classics widely accessible and serving young readers. They include the four great classics of Chinese literature—Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, Dream of the Red Chamber, and Journey to the West—as well as foreign literary translations such as Sei Shōnagon's The Pillow Book, works associated with Zhou Zuoren, and Victor Hugo's Les Misérables. The press also offers a color-illustrated series of recommended classics for primary and secondary school Chinese curriculum reading, using pictures and text to support student readers. Its common categories cover classical literature, essays and miscellaneous writings, folk literature, and foreign literature, with authors including Luo Guanzhong, Shi Nai'an, Cao Xueqin, Gao E, Wu Cheng'en, Sei Shōnagon, Zhou Zuoren, and Victor Hugo. Public information is limited, so this profile emphasizes the publishing directions shown by the catalog.

版权信息
赵琼
她武宗杨
序言一一个好闺密变美的故事
序言二你真的了解医美吗？
第一篇我们的朋友圈——20个真实的医美故事
1.酷塑搞定小肚腩 ——不愿亲自出镜的作者绝不是真爱
2.锁骨达人的“美颜相机” ——自带磨皮功能的超皮秒
3.麦粒儿瘦脸记 ——跟宽大咬肌说拜拜
4.不敢自拍的蒙蒙 ——大饼脸VS瓜子脸
5.尼可哥哥谈埋线 ——不开刀做拉皮
6.执着追求小V脸 ——蛋白埋线抗衰老
7.告别国字脸 ——赛车手，有速度更要有颜值
8.小安的V脸诞生记 ——完美无止境
9.告别双下巴 ——那些护肤品达不到的效果
10.我的完美主义上镜脸 ——万能的蛋白埋线
11.三周定制珍珠肌 ——靓靓拒绝“被黑”
12.激光点阵挽留青春 ——医美要趁早
13.“身经百战”爱光疗 ——午休式美容
14.新手妈妈的胖胖脸 ——哺乳期也可以做的微波拉皮
15.“月球表面”变“水煮蛋” ——传说中的“油皮亲妈”
16.小瘦脸的大烦恼 ——瘦脸的松弛更明显
17.微整就是十年如一日地保持美 ——细节决定美丽程度
18.不想再做女汉子 ——让人更显温柔的面部塑形
19.甩掉婴儿肥和蝴蝶袖 ——不动刀就减脂
20.日式微创吸脂 ——大象腿再也不见
第二篇我们的选择——36个医美项目说明书
一、9个明星最爱的医美项目
Top 1 超声刀——紧致面部
Top 2 热玛吉——去除颈部松弛和皱纹
Top 3 超皮秒——对抗多种肌肤问题
Top 4 胶原蛋白埋线——面部提拉紧致
Top 5 酷塑——冻出好身材
Top 6 发际线移植——修饰脸形
Top 7 乔雅登注射——玻尿酸面部塑形
Top 8 童颜针——回到“胶原时代”
Top 9 4D钻石线雕——减龄“神器”
赵医生专访重返少女肌，每个年龄我都深爱
二、10个朋友圈最受追捧的医美项目
Top 1 瘦脸针——不开刀变小脸
Top 2 水光针——补水效果胜过N张面膜
Top 3 泪沟填充——拒绝显老
Top 4 注射隆鼻——不开刀修饰脸形
Top 5 激光脱毛——我要光滑肌肤
Top 6 射频——除皱减龄，胶原满格
Top 7 光子嫩肤——淡纹淡斑还美白
Top 8 自体脂肪丰额头——塑造少女童颜
Top 9 肉毒素除法令纹——安全减龄
Top 10 嗨体除颈纹——打造天鹅颈
赵医生专访抵抗松弛，拒绝“垮脸”
三、9个女神级优选医美项目
Top 1 丰盈唇珠——性感说来就来
Top 2 注射卧蚕——可爱好人缘
Top 3 瘦肩针——消灭壮硕肩膀
Top 4 比基尼线脱毛——美要无死角
Top 5 毛囊营养生发——美不是表面功夫
Top 6 瘦腿针——小腿粗不是真“女神”
Top 7 嘴角上扬术——亲切迷人微笑脸
Top 8 吸脂——搞定蝴蝶袖
Top 9 背部塑形——做背影杀手
赵医生专访 30天速美奇招
四、8个素颜无压力的医美项目
Top 1 白瓷娃娃——咱们白着呢
Top 2 超脉冲激光——去疤净肤
Top 3 果酸换肤——暗沉克星
Top 4 肉毒素去眼袋——简单有效变电眼
Top 5 玻尿酸去黑眼圈——拒绝熊猫眼
Top 6 半永久——拥有逆天素颜
Top 7 王者之冠——祛痘嫩肤
Top 8 营养针——拯救“烂脸”
赵医生专访辣妈的青春与年龄无关
写在最后的话医美有风险，为什么我们还要选择冒险？

FAQ

Does the author have sufficient professional qualifications?

Author Zhao Qiong is a dermatologist with a clinical practice license; her background ensures the professionalism and accuracy of the medical content, which is grounded in clinical practice and scientific literature.

Will the information in the book quickly become outdated?

The book focuses on the core scientific principles, decision-making logic, and aesthetic principles of medical aesthetics, which have lasting relevance. Specific techniques and products do iterate quickly, of course, so readers should consult the latest information.

Does this book encourage everyone to undergo aesthetic procedures?

Quite the opposite: the book's purpose is to provide comprehensive, objective information to help readers make rational decisions. It affirms the value of medical aesthetics as part of modern medicine while emphasizing its risks and limitations, advocating a prudent attitude.

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About the author

赵琼 Author

Zhao Qiong is an author for whom public information is limited; her writing spans such varied fields as medicine, popular science, and fashion. Four of her works are held in the collection: Pediatric Awakening, which addresses children's health; Genes, Girls, and Gamow: After the Double Helix, which recounts the discovery of the double helix; A General Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine Information Literacy, which focuses on retrieving and using information; and Micro-Plastic Surgery, which touches on medical aesthetics. These works suggest that Zhao Qiong is skilled at turning relatively specialized medical and scientific knowledge into expression accessible to general readers, choosing topics that balance knowledge dissemination with practical application. Her output includes both popular-science writing for children and general readers and practical content close to everyday health and aesthetic needs. More material is needed to characterize her writing style fully, but her work already shows a capacity for writing across subjects and for popularizing knowledge.

武宗杨 Author

Wu Zongyang is an author about whom limited public information is available. Two of this author's works are held in the collection, the representative titles being “Hot Mom, Girlish Heart (Gu Liang)” and “Micro-Plastic Surgery.” Judging from the common categories, the writing touches on two directions, fortune-telling and fashion, covering a fairly wide range of subjects: on the one hand, it introduces traditional fortune-telling knowledge, and on the other, it addresses fashion topics related to beauty and personal image management. Because the author's dates of birth and death, nationality, educational background, and professional experience cannot be confirmed, it is currently difficult to sketch a complete personal trajectory. What can be established is that Wu Zongyang's works are aimed at general readers, with topics close to daily life and popular interests, touching on both the fortune-telling and fashion niches. Readers who wish to learn more about the writing style and specific views may consult the two works mentioned above.