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Write For Us: Editorial Contributor Guidelines

Jenny Wong Beauty Group is an editorially independent research publication covering dental tourism, hair transplant tourism, cosmetic procedures, and skin care. We publish evidence-based guides and comparative datasets.

To maintain the absolute highest standards of accuracy and authority, we maintain a highly selective pipeline for guest contributions and expert features.

If you are a licensed medical professional, a certified cosmetics practitioner, a health data researcher, or an experienced medical journalist, we welcome your pitch. Please review our comprehensive contributor guidelines, styling rules, and editorial pipelines detailed below before submitting your proposal.

1. Contributor Credentials & Who We Accept

We write for an analytical, highly informed audience that values factual precision over marketing hype. To ensure our readers receive reliable insights on YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) topics, we accept submissions strictly from contributors who fit into one of the following profiles:

1.1 Licensed Medical & Dental Professionals

• Aesthetic Medicine & Dermatology: Board-certified dermatologists, plastic surgeons, aesthetic nurses, and clinical research fellows.
• Cosmetic Dentistry: Board-certified cosmetic dentists, prosthodontists, implantologists, and clinical directors.
• Medical contributors are eligible to write procedural guides, scientific mechanism explainers, and safety reviews, and will receive a prominent “Expert Reviewer” or “Author” badge linked to their verified professional license.

1.2 Certified Cosmetics Practitioners

• Licensed estheticians, permanent makeup artists, lash technicians, and beauty school instructors with active state or national certifications (e.g., CIDESCO, NCEA).
• Practitioner contributors are eligible to write career guides, licensing explainers, salon business advice, and active ingredient safety analyses.

1.3 Health Journalists & Aesthetic Analysts

• Professional science writers, health journalists, or market researchers with a demonstrable portfolio of published work in accredited health or business trade media.
• Journalist contributors are eligible to write beauty travel destination guides, clinic vetting reviews, expat healthcare checklists, and market forecasting reports.

2. Target Categories and Core Topics

We align guest contributions directly with our primary content pillars. We are currently seeking pitches in the following specific sub-sectors:

3. Strict Sourcing & Formatting Guidelines

All accepted articles must demonstrate scientific literacy and structural clarity.

3.1 Sourcing and Citation Requirements

• No Unsupported Claims: Every clinical, medical, dermatological, or financial statement must be linked directly to an authoritative primary source.
• Primary Source Dominance: At least 70% of your citations must direct to peer-reviewed scientific literature (PubMed-indexed journals) or recognized public health and regulatory databases (e.g., ADA, ISAPS, WHO, BLS).
• Formatting In-Text Links: Embed your hyperlinks directly inside descriptive text rather than using footnotes or generic anchor text (e.g., use "a 2024 study in the Journal of Aesthetic Dentistry demonstrated…" instead of "[source 1]" or "[click here]").
• Commercial Linking Restrictions: We do not allow links to commercial products, specific clinics, or sales pages in the body copy. Any external links to clinic websites must serve purely as a primary source for dataset audits or official accreditation references.

3.2 Tone and Style Guide

• Approachable Clinical Tone: Write in a voice that is authoritative, scientifically accurate, and precise, yet accessible to a highly intelligent layperson. Avoid medical jargon walls; explain terms clearly.
• Zero Hype and Superlatives: We strictly ban the use of marketing superlatives (e.g., “miraculous,” “flawless,” “revolutionary,” “perfectly”). Focus on standard deviations, statistical ranges, and balanced clinical outcomes.
• Balanced Risk Disclosures: Every guide describing a procedure or active ingredient must contain a dedicated, objective section outlining risks, potential side effects, contraindications, and realistic expectations.

4. Artificial Intelligence & Plagiarism Policies

Jenny Wong Beauty Group maintains a zero-tolerance policy for plagiarized, spun, or automated content:

• No Raw AI Content: We do not accept guest submissions that are generated, outlined, or drafted by generative AI systems (such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini) without substantial, deep human research and rewriting.
• Original Data & Perspectives: Your article must offer a unique, original perspective, personal professional experience, or synthesized dataset. Programmatic spinning of pre-existing internet articles will be instantly rejected.
• Manual Verification: All submissions undergo structural scanning, manual copywriting review, and strict citation verification prior to editorial approval.

5. The Step-by-Step Submission Pipeline

To protect your time and ours, please follow our structured editorial submission pipeline:

graph TD
    Step1[1. Pitch Proposal] -->|Editorial Review| Step2[2. Outline Approval]
    Step2 -->|Within 14 Days| Step3[3. First Draft Submission]
    Step3 -->|Peer Review & Edits| Step4[4. Final Polish & Schema Integration]
    Step4 -->|Scheduling| Step5[5. Publication & Distribution]

Step 1: Submit Your Pitch

Do not send a complete draft immediately. Instead, send a brief query email to [email protected] containing:

1. Proposed Title & Category: A focused, search-optimized headline.
2. Core Thesis & Word Count Target: A 150-word summary explaining what unique clinical insight or pricing dataset your article will present.
3. Your Credentials: Links to your professional licenses, clinical board registrations, or 2-3 links to your previously published health/beauty articles.

Step 2: Outline Review

If your pitch is approved, an editor will invite you to submit a detailed bullet-point outline mapping your subheadings, key statistics, and planned scientific sources.

Step 3: First Draft Review

Upon outline approval, you will have 14 business days to submit your first draft in Google Docs format. Our editorial team will review the draft for clinical accuracy, tone alignment, formatting compliance, and sourcing integrity.

Step 4: Revision and Polish

Your editor may return the document with specific requests for expansion, clarification, or additional citations. Once revisions are approved, we will format the page, integrate JSON-LD schema (such as FAQPage or MedicalProcedure), and queue the post.

Step 5: Publication

Upon publication, your article will receive a dedicated byline linked to your personal professional profile, along with one clean contextual backlink in your author bio in accordance with our Disclaimer & Editorial Policy.

Curated Content Directories

Explore our specialized publication sections for data-driven, evidence-based aesthetics insights:

• Skin Care Science: Active ingredients, clinical dermatology, and routine formulations.
• Cosmetic Treatments: In-depth reviews of non-surgical procedures, fillers, neurotoxins, and recovery times.
• Dental Treatments: Clinical reviews, surgical protocols, and medical destination rankings.
• Smile Beauty: Aesthetic dentistry covering porcelain veneers, aligners, and teeth whitening.
• Beauty Travel: Destination comparative reviews, clinic vetting checklists, and safety guidelines.
• Beauty Careers: Esthetics licensing requirements, beauty school comparisons, and business advice.
• Research Reports & Data: Original datasets, industry statistics, and pricing comparisons at scale.

Ready to submit a pitch? Reach out to our team at [email protected] to initiate your proposal.