

Our very own Dr. Sylvia Ramirez, along with Mr. Gunther Scherz and other esteemed colleagues, has recently published a scientific paper titled “The Primacy of Ethics in Aesthetic Medicine: A Review” in the Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery-Global Open, a peer-reviewed international journal focusing on global plastic and reconstructive surgery.
This review recognized the multiple ethical challenges brought upon by the shift from doctor-led care to a consumer-driven model. It sheds light on ethical dimensions of medical aesthetics, while also exploring the effects of:
- Consumer demand
- Societal influences
- Technological advancements on patient care and well-being
Using a comprehensive analysis of existing research, the review discussed the rise of aesthetic medicine, highlighting ethical challenges faced by practitioners. It explored the impact of social media and marketing on patient perceptions and decision-making, as well as:
The rise of aesthetic medicine – There is increased awareness and acceptance of aesthetic treatments, but this growth raises concerns about safety, professionalism, and equitable access to care.
The ethical challenges of medical aesthetics – According to the paper, patients often come with specific treatment interests influenced by factors such as social media and societal pressures. This shifts the dynamic from a traditional “doctor-led” model to a “consumer-led” approach, as well as challenges, including:
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