| dc.description.abstract | Loving beauty is the nature of woman, yet the self-confidence of man. In this era, it is not only “women pleasing to others” but “men pleasing to others”. Loving beauty is no matter what ages and genders.
With the nature of loving beauty, people are more and more advocating beauty. It is no longer just satisfied with the pursuit of natural beauty, but also the artificial beauty. The number of medical clinics is increasing day by day, and the plastic population is also increasing due to social changes and media effects.
With the increase in national income, people who hope to regain their youth through medical beauty have also increased day by day, making the medical beauty industry more popular in recent years.
This seems to be a glamorous new medical and beauty industry. In recent years, there have been consecutive negative news such as the collapse of medical clinics and take away of money.
Among them, there is a chain of medical beauty clinics whose investment is mainly public companies, whose industry category is public biomedical company, and the medical law stipulates that non-physicians are not allowed to set up medical clinics.
Therefore, this case studies the business model of joint biotech companies and medical clinics through the case company, and through the analysis of their financial statements, including the balance sheet, profit and loss statement, equity change statement, cash flow statement, etc. Tools such as static analysis, dynamic analysis, profitability analysis, safety analysis, etc., together with the major events announced by the case company, are summarized to investigate the possible correlation between the financial crisis and its business model. | en_US |