The Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP) and the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has announced a collaboration aiming to enhance patient safety.
The JCCP outlined its plans to collaborate with BAAPS to codesign and improve practice standards and guidance for invasive non-surgical procedures. These include complex clinical techniques such as intravenous lines, minor surgical interventions and guided ultrasound.
Professor David Sines, executive chair of the JCCP, commented, “The JCCP is delighted and privileged to be working in formal partnership with BAAPS to codesign evidence-based standards of clinical excellence in both the surgical and non-surgical aesthetic sectors in the UK. We very much look forward to working together to inform best practice standards as part of the UK and Scottish Government’s forthcoming regulatory and licensing schemes.”
The JCCP is hosting a regulation roundtable at CCR this month, by invite only. Contact the JCCP for more details.
