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Save Face retweeted
🚨 Big win for consumer safety! @dhscgovuk cracks down on dangerous cosmetic procedures — incl. licensing for high-risk aesthetics. One of CTSI's key asks!
Well done to all involved, esp. @SaveFaceUK 💪
Read our reaction here: shorturl.at/Cvrwf
Save Face retweeted
I almost died after having the new 'safer' Brazilian butt lift mol.im/a/14828501 via @MailOnline
My piece in today's Daily Mail on how Sasha nearly DIED from a liquid BBL. Thanks to @SaveFaceUK and @MoAkhavani and the Plastic Surgery Group London for their expertise.
Save Face retweeted
Director of @SaveFaceUK says hundreds of women have been given cosmetic surgery in a ‘dingy gym, in an Airbnb, or in a car” mirror.co.uk/news/horrified-… #CosmeticSurgery #BBL @AH_SaveFace @dailymirror
Save Face retweeted
"These are surgical procedures that should not be being carried out on the high st".
Watch Ashton Collins @SaveFaceUK tell us how dangerous cosmetic procedures can be if not done properly.
Follow our work on this subject via our website.
Save Face retweeted
‼️Liquid BBLs using hyaluronic acid dermal fillers or injectable fat transfer have to be banned ❌
We are behind @SaveFaceUK on this 💯.
It is also important to make a distinction on non-surgical BBLs using Sculptra which are as safe as most other aesthetic treatments.
'The anguish on faces of butt lift victim's family will haunt me forever' Read the article written by our Director Ashton Collins in the Mirror about why we are calling for Liquid BBLs to be banned from the high street.
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Save Face retweeted
Government must not wait any longer to introduce a licensing regime. It will ensure consumers who choose to undergo a non-surgical cosmetic procedure can be confident their treatment is safe and of a high standard, and remove unscrupulous providers from the market.
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Save Face retweeted
In the letter I specifically pointed out: “It remains legal for anyone to perform these highly dangerous procedures, regardless of their qualifications or the condition of their facilities.”
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Save Face retweeted
Following my question I wrote to the Secretary of State explaining that whilst we wait, unscrupulous providers are continuing to treat patients, and tragically lives are being lost. I am yet to receive a response. @SaveFaceUK
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Save Face retweeted
These findings from ITV are incredibly worrying, but sadly they do not come as a huge surprise.
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Read more about the year-long investigation into unregulated cosmetic surgery by @creesummerITV @PatrickrussITV @EllieSwintonITV here.
Watch the full documentary - 'Britain's Backstreet Surgery Scandal' - now on ITV X itv.com/watch/itv-news-speci…
itv.com/news/2024-11-14/a-ye…
Save Face retweeted
Thursday's front page: Wild West of cosmetic surgery in Britain
mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uk… #TomorrowsPapersToday
ALT Thursday's front page: Wild West of cosmetic surgery in Britain https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uks-wild-west-beauty-shops-34103450 #TomorrowsPapersToday
Save Face retweeted
Young British mum of five children dies after what appears to be an unregulated Brazilian Butt Lift procedure. @SaveFaceUK tells us @GMB a death was sadly inevitable after many serious complications. Department of Health urges caution for anyone considering cosmetic treatments.
Save Face retweeted
🎥 An investigation in underway in Glasgow following a rise in complaints about unlicensed cosmetic procedures and products.
More here 👇 – at Glasgow, Scotland
Save Face retweeted
‘An industry steered solely by safety and wellbeing still feels a long way off!’
GB News Scotland Reporter, @tonymcguire, discusses teens travelling to receive cosmetic procedures.
Save Face retweeted
'These unwitting consumers think they're getting a cheaper deal and they actually end up having complications and unwanted outcomes.'
Director of Save Face, Ashton Collins, discusses a consultation launched by the Government into unregulated cosmetic procedures.
Save Face retweeted
We’ve been looking into the rise of botched cosmetic injection procedures - including reports of fake product with damaging side effects being used.
@SaveFaceUK figures show that complaints have risen by a quarter - with over 3,000 registered in the last year alone. @GMB
Save Face retweeted
Terrifying! In our industry we see many “skinfluencers” luring teens into buying anti-ageing skincare with retinoids that are damaging their skin. Not everything is for kids, we definitely don’t want them having our skincare as much as we wouldn’t want them gambling 🙁
Save Face retweeted
“A lot of it comes down to societal, social media and peer pressure. They are confronted with before and after pictures!”
Save Face director Ashton Collins reacts to children travelling to Scotland and Wales for cosmetic procedures, without their parents consent.
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Save Face retweeted
Director of Save Face, Ashton Collins, warns that teenagers are travelling to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland for cosmetic procedures, such as lip fillers and Botox, after England banned the treatments for under 18s in 2021.
@AH_SaveFace | #5news
Save Face retweeted
Many people are facing complications after having unlicensed aesthetic fillers bought by unscrupulous therapists online.
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