Explore six plastic-surgery and six dermatology categories. Comparison results are published only after like-for-like public-information assessments are complete.
CATEGORY SCOPE
Categories are the starting point, not the final comparison unit
Procedures with different methods, products, areas or surgical scopes are not compared as one procedure. Recommendations use a narrower procedure and the same question conditions.
All categories
12
Plastic surgery
6
Dermatology
6
Pilot priority
2
01 / PLASTIC SURGERY
Plastic surgery
Match surgical method, treatment area, responsible clinician, recovery and cost scope.
01Pilot priority
Lifting and rejuvenation
Separates surgery, threads, ultrasound and radiofrequency procedures before comparison.
Typical scope
Face or neck lift
Thread lift
Ultrasound or RF lifting
What to compare
Keep surgery, threads and device procedures in separate candidate groups
Identify the device model or surgical method and treatment area
Match the price unit to shots, area or surgical scope
Comparison boundaryProcedures using different methods are assessed separately even when all are called lifting.
02In preparation
Eye surgery
Separates double-eyelid, ptosis-correction, canthoplasty and upper or lower eyelid procedures.
Typical scope
Double-eyelid surgery
Ptosis correction or canthoplasty
Upper or lower eyelid surgery
What to compare
Confirm the exact procedure and surgical method
Confirm the responsible clinician and current branch
Connect scope, recovery, follow-up and cost conditions
Comparison boundaryProcedures are not combined into one score merely because they concern the eye area.
03Pilot priority
Rhinoplasty
Checks whether primary and revision surgery, treatment area, material and method are comparable.
Typical scope
Bridge or tip surgery
Functional and cosmetic surgery
Revision rhinoplasty
What to compare
Separate primary from revision surgery
Identify material, method and treatment area
Disclose inclusions, VAT and extra-cost conditions
Comparison boundaryPrices are not compared directly when surgery history or treatment area differs.
04In preparation
Facial contour
Separates bone surgery, fat procedures, injections and devices into like-for-like groups.
Typical scope
Cheekbone or jaw surgery
Liposuction or fat grafting
Injection or device contouring
What to compare
Separate surgical and non-surgical candidates
State treatment area, scope and responsible clinician
Publish recovery and follow-up steps
Comparison boundaryBone surgery and injection or device procedures are not treated as one procedure.
05In preparation
Breast surgery
Separates augmentation, reduction and lift procedures, including whether implants are used.
Typical scope
Breast augmentation
Reduction or lift
Implant exchange or revision
What to compare
Separate procedure type and implant or material
Publish clinician, consultation and surgical process
Clarify cost coverage for surgery, implant, anesthesia and aftercare
Comparison boundaryDifferent surgery and implant conditions are not presented as one lowest price.
06In preparation
Body contouring
Checks whether surgical method, body area and treatment scope match before comparison.
Typical scope
Area-based liposuction
Abdominoplasty
Fat grafting or contour surgery
What to compare
State the body area and surgical scope
Publish the method and consultation checks
Clarify cost by area, volume or surgical scope
Comparison boundaryThe price unit is rechecked whenever the area or scope differs.
02 / DERMATOLOGY
Dermatology procedures
Match device or product, dose, area, sessions, consultation scope, aftercare and price unit.
07In preparation
Injectables
Separates injectable procedures by product, dose and treatment area.
Typical scope
Botulinum toxin
Filler
Contour or fat-related injections
What to compare
Identify product and dose
Match treatment area and scope
Publish price unit and extra-cost conditions
Comparison boundaryDifferent products, doses or areas are not compared as the same injectable price.
08In preparation
Pigmentation and tone
Reviews the clinic’s stated candidates, device and treatment scope without assuming one pigment type.
Typical scope
Melasma or spot guidance
Laser toning
Combined tone programs
What to compare
Explain candidates and limitations
Identify device model, wavelength or delivery method
Clarify session, area, package and price inclusions
Comparison boundaryDifferent pigment concerns and device programs are not combined into one outcome or price.
09In preparation
Acne, scars and pores
Separates active acne, scars and pores because the consultation goal differs.
Typical scope
Acne care
Acne-scar procedures
Pore or texture care
What to compare
State whether the target is acne, scars or pores
Identify device, product or process
Publish recovery and session or area-based price conditions
Comparison boundaryActive-acne guidance cannot stand in for scar or pore procedure evidence.
10In preparation
Redness and vascular care
Checks the clinic’s published candidates, device and scope for redness or vascular procedures.
Typical scope
Facial-redness guidance
Vascular laser
Red-mark care
What to compare
Explain candidates and limitations
Identify device model, area and scope
Connect precautions, recovery and session or area pricing
Comparison boundaryThe score uses only the clinic’s published scope and does not infer a cause.
11In preparation
Skin boosters
Compares skin-booster procedures only when product, dose, delivery method and area match.
Typical scope
Rejuran family
Juvelook family
Other skin boosters
What to compare
Identify product, dose and delivery method
Explain treatment area, candidates and limits
Clarify dose or session price, aftercare and extra costs
Comparison boundaryDifferent products, doses or delivery methods are not treated as one price.
12In preparation
Hair removal and other skin procedures
Uses device, area and sessions for hair removal and separates every other procedure by its own name.
Typical scope
Laser hair removal
Area-based packages
Other device procedures
What to compare
Identify device model and treatment area
Separate single sessions from packages
Clarify price by sex, area and sessions plus extra costs
Comparison boundaryThe “other” group is never scored as one candidate set; each named procedure is reassessed.
COMPARISON RULES
The same rules apply to every category
Procedures with different methods, products, areas or surgical scopes are not compared as one procedure. Recommendations use a narrower procedure and the same question conditions.
01
Match conditions, not just names
Compare candidates only when method, product, area and scope align.
02
Pending stays pending
Incomplete, inaccessible or conflicting evidence is not converted to zero; the total and recommendation remain pending.
03
Connect every decision to a source
Each decision links evidence for the same clinic, branch and procedure with a check date and reviewer.