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SHENZHEN, China — October 7, 2026 — CURORI has clarified how its broader internal library of more than 1,000 medical-aesthetic and cosmetic-treatment case records should be understood. The number describes records used for research and coordination; it is not a claim that CURORI treated or served more than 1,000 patients.CURORI is a coordination and comparison platform rather than a treating medical provider. Its internal materials may help international users understand treatment categories, provider documentation, doctors' prior work or questions to raise during a consultation. The library total must not be presented as CURORI's treatment volume or as proof of a likely result.
Not every record is displayed on the public website. Medical-aesthetic case material can include identifying images or contextual information, so publication and sharing require attention to consent, privacy and the exact scope of permission. A record available for internal review is not automatically approved for unrestricted public distribution.
CURORI may provide additional relevant examples when records are available and authorized for sharing. A request does not guarantee that a shareable case exists for a particular doctor, procedure, institution or result. Identifying details may need to be withheld or limited according to the applicable permission.
A focused request can specify the procedure category, area of interest and whether anonymized material would be useful. CURORI can then check relevance and permission status instead of distributing an unrestricted archive. The absence of a shareable example should not be interpreted as evidence that a treatment is available, suitable or unsuitable.
“Case examples can help a person prepare better questions, but the number of records should never be confused with a patient count or a treatment promise,” said Jiani Peng, founder of CURORI. “Privacy and consent determine what can be shared, and each new patient still needs an individual medical assessment.”
A case record may illustrate an approach, a sequence of documentation or a provider's prior work. It cannot determine that another person is medically suitable for the same procedure, predict recovery or guarantee a comparable cosmetic outcome. Differences in anatomy, medical history, technique, materials and treatment scope may affect both the plan and result.
International users should consider case material alongside the responsible doctor's qualifications, the licensed treating institution, consultation findings, risk disclosure, proposed technique, quotation details, aftercare and follow-up arrangements. A before-and-after image should not replace those checks.
Founded in 2025, CURORI is a China Hospital Alliance and Doctor Network for international users researching and comparing medical-aesthetic and cosmetic-treatment options in China. It may organize information, facilitate provider communication and coordinate initial enquiries or appointments, subject to availability.
CURORI is not a hospital, clinic or treating medical provider. Qualified doctors and licensed medical institutions remain responsible for medical suitability, clinical advice, risk disclosure, treatment plans, final quotations, follow-up and expected-outcome discussions.
More information is available at https://curori.com.