Aesthetics unveils its 2025 trends report
Aesthetics launched its 2025 Trends & Product Launches Report at the Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) on September 25. The report integrates the latest trends and product launches in the
Aesthetics launched its 2025 Trends & Product Launches Report at the Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) on September 25. The report integrates the latest trends and product launches in the
Aesthetics examines the upcoming CQC autumn consultation, reflecting on past regulatory failings and a sector-specific inspection model England’s independent regulator for health and social care service, the Care Quality Commission
Arzu Balkas, director of Vera Global Ltd, provides an introductory step-by-step guide to the considerations forproduct distribution in the UK Planning to introduce medical devices or cosmetic products to the UK market? Whether you’re a manufacturer, distributor, or brand owner, …
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MPs gathered in Westminster Hall today, September 11, to debate the urgent need for the regulation of non-surgical cosmetic treatments. The debate was brought forward by nurse prescriber Nicky Robinson, BAMAN
Aesthetics explores the Government’s plans to regulate the field and the community’s response The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has confirmed plans to introduce a national licensing scheme
Cosmetic surgery provider Longevita has published a white paper advocating for the regulation of international medical tourism. The company claims many clinics abroad operate without any legal requirements to conduct pre-admission
Aesthetics examines the recent UKHSA public warning about rising botulism cases linked to counterfeit botulinum toxin The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued a warning to the public following botulism cases connected to counterfeit botulinum toxin.1 Between June 4 …
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Professor Steve Davies and Dr Anish Kotecha explore what aesthetic practitioners need to know about the aesthetic products they are injecting The rapid expansion of the aesthetics specialty in the UK has seen an influx of a variety of aesthetic …
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A nurse prescriber has been fined £8,000 after unlawfully supplying botulinum toxin and other prescription-only medicines (POMs) without the required pharmacist oversight. Nichola Hawes came to the attention of the
The Scottish Government has published its response to the recent consultation on the regulation and licensing of non-surgical cosmetic procedures. It has confirmed revised proposals ahead of legislation expected later