Don't Be Careless, These Are Tips For Choosing A Beauty Clinic That Is Safe From Experts

Illustration of the atmosphere of care at beauty clinics (Pexels/Anna Shvets)

JAKARTA - To take care of yourself and follow the changing beauty trend, beauty clinics are a place that many people visit today. However, with so many beauty clinics emerging, you must be more selective in choosing them.

A dermatologist, dr. Anesia Tania, SpDVE, FINSDV, said that in choosing a beauty clinic to carry out various self-care procedures, you must pay attention to various things like below.

1. Do a good research

Before choosing a beauty clinic, it is recommended to do good research first regarding the clinic. Doctor Anesia reminded not to be too easy to believe in claims uploaded on social media.

"The first thing, of course, is not to trust the social media too much, because it turns out that all of that can be used (falsified)," he said when met in the SCBD area, Jakarta, on Thursday, November 13, 2025.

In today's digital era, social media reviews can be manipulated easily. Therefore, it is recommended to seek direct information from those closest to you who have treated in the same place.

2. Make sure the clinic and doctor are certified

The second tip to choose the right beauty clinic is to ensure that the clinic and its doctor have been certified and have a practice permit according to government regulations.

(Select) a clinic that makes accreditation and indeed a doctor who is permissible (practice) or competent to carry out this action. So starting from a lecture specialist, a classic doctor, or an aesthetic doctor. There must also be additional certification," he explained.

Additional certification is useful as proof that medical personnel have received good training and licenses to carry out these procedures, and are patient safety.

3. Check the details of the product used

In beauty clinics, they also use various products to carry out various procedures. With that, as a consumer, make sure that the products used already have a distribution permit, both for use in clinics and in the market.

The head of BPOM, Taruna Ikrar, said that products that are safe and clinically tested already have a barcode from BPOM. Also make sure the products used are still sealed tightly and stored properly, check product labels, especially related to active materials, composition, and potential side effects.

"Now everyone's distribution permits have a barcode, and we will perfect that so that it can be detected immediately," concluded Taruna Ikrar.