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SHENZHEN, China — October 7, 2026 — CURORI has published a preparation guide for international users requesting a medical-aesthetic or cosmetic-treatment consultation in China. The guide explains which goals, health information, questions and practical details can help a qualified doctor understand an enquiry before treatment or travel is confirmed.Users often begin with the name of a procedure seen online. CURORI recommends first describing the concern, the change being considered, preferred timing and an acceptable recovery window. A doctor may suggest a different approach or advise against treatment after reviewing the available information.
Relevant health information may include medical conditions, previous surgery or treatment, allergies, current medicines and supplements, smoking, pregnancy considerations and prior reactions to anaesthesia or other procedures. Patients should ask the prospective provider which records or tests are required and whether an in-person assessment is mandatory.
If photographs are requested for preliminary communication, they should be current, clear and shared through a route appropriate for personal medical information. Users should follow the recipient's privacy instructions. Images may support a discussion but do not establish a diagnosis, final plan or likely result.
“A well-prepared enquiry helps the doctor focus on the person's actual circumstances rather than only the name of a procedure,” said Jiani Peng, founder of CURORI. “It also gives the patient a better basis for asking about assessment, risks, quotation details, recovery and follow-up.”
Useful questions include the name of the responsible doctor and licensed institution, the assessment required before a decision, main risks and alternatives, expected limitations, quotation inclusions and exclusions, number of visits, likely local recovery time and the process for follow-up after returning home.
CURORI may help organize an initial information exchange, interpretation, a consultation request, appointment coordination or treatment-related local arrangements for eligible enquiries. These functions depend on provider and service availability and do not constitute medical screening or approval.
An online enquiry or preliminary quotation should not be treated as confirmation that a procedure is suitable or scheduled. International users should confirm the treating provider, appointment, assessment requirements and timing before making inflexible travel commitments. Final scope and price may change after medical assessment.
Founded in 2025, CURORI is a China Hospital Alliance and Doctor Network supporting international users who are researching and comparing medical-aesthetic and cosmetic-treatment options in China.
CURORI is not a hospital, clinic or treating medical provider. Qualified doctors and licensed medical institutions remain responsible for medical eligibility, clinical advice, risk disclosure, treatment plans, final quotations, follow-up and expected-outcome discussions.
More information is available at https://curori.com.