Legal Protection Model on Esthetic Beauty Clinics Patients: Between Fulfilling Constitutional Rights and Doing Business

摘要

This article studied the implementation of law protection model for esthetic beauty clinic's patients in citizen's constitutional right protection perspective. The research method used was an empirical qualitative on the stakeholders of esthetic beauty clinics in 10 cities in 5 provincial in Indonesia. The result of the research showed that the implementation of legal protection model to aesthetic clinic's patients, viewed from implementation content and drug and executor regulations, was less comprehensive and still needed improvement. The Context of Implementation was Ministry of Health and Local Government as leading sector in esthetic beauty clinic service less responsive to the violation esthetic beauty clinics employing executing officers and using medicines and dangerous chemicals inconsistently with the specified guideline. Regulation and Supervision conducted by Ministry of Health, Local Government and Law Enforcer had not run maximally yet. IDI played a very limited role and patients had poor understanding on their right and law protection. As a regulator, the government was recommended to govern the right and the law protection of beauty clinic's patients in more detailed; education should be given to the people about healthy and safe cosmetics and about consumptive culture to prevent them from being the victim of beauty clinics that break the law.