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Why Japanese Doctors Are Leaving Clinical Care for Cosmetic Medicine
A widening pay gap is driving Japanese doctors toward cosmetic medicine, reshaping healthcare access and raising questions about the future of medical care.
A widening pay gap is driving Japanese doctors toward cosmetic medicine, reshaping healthcare access and raising questions about the future of medical care.
Japanese physicians increasingly choose cosmetic medicine over traditional fields, drawn by salaries averaging 420,000 yen higher monthly, raising healthcare concerns.
A significant salary difference and lighter workload are drawing Japanese doctors to cosmetic medicine, raising concerns about staffing in essential healthcare fields.