Objective: The number of medical cosmetic services increased by 16.8% (837) from 2006 to 2012, so the consumer can choose from among many kinds of them. Improving the consumer experience is now a very important issue.Method: This research utilized Kano's model to analyze medical cosmetic consumer experiences by using importance-performance analysis (IPA).Results: The Kano's model results showed that there were 3 Attractive quality items (12%), 8 One-dimensional quality items (32%), 6 Must-be quality items (24%), 4 Indifferent quality items (16%), and 4 Reverse quality items (16%) among the 25 quality items (100%). Medical cosmetic consumer experiences were not all One-dimensional. The IPA analysis showed that there were 6 items in the Excellent Area, 6 in the To Be Improved Area, 5 in the Surplus Area, and 8 in the Care-free Area. Demographics also had a significant effect on Kano's model.Conclusions: Purveyors of medical cosmetics should pay more attention to improving the Attractive quality in addition to satisfying One-dimensional quality and Must-be quality. Medical cosmetology could then increase the number of consumers and build a competitive advantage.