| 英文摘要 |
With the rapid development of technology, not only has the tech industry made significant strides, but advancements in medical care and various other industries have also continued to progress, leading to a noticeable improvement in quality of life. People's demands for appearance, body image, and material lifestyle have increased accordingly. The transparency of information in the digital age has led to shifts in aesthetic standards. In recent years, the term ''tech people'' has emerged, reflecting modern individuals' growing emphasis on physical appearance. As medical aesthetics technology continues to improve, more people are choosing aesthetic treatments to achieve their desired looks, driving the industry's rapid growth. In 2022, the global medical aesthetics industry ranked as the thirdlargest industry, and Taiwan's aesthetic medicine market is estimated to generate over NT$60 billion annually, indicating strong growth potential. This study aims to explore the relationship between word-of-mouth marketing, perceived value, and purchase intention, as well as whether demographic factors have a significant influence on these three variables. According to the analysis results, word-ofmouth marketing and perceived value have a significant positive impact on purchase intention, confirming the research hypothesis. Word-of-mouth marketing has a significant positive influence on perceived value, perceived value has a significant positive influence on purchase intention, and word-of-mouth marketing has a significant positive influence on purchase intention. However, demographic variables do not significantly affect purchase intention. This research hopes to provide Taiwan's aesthetic medicine institutions with different perspectives on marketing strategies. |