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Medical Weight‑Loss Injections vs. Diet Jabs: Why Clinical Oversight Is Mandatory
Is My Weight‑Loss Jab Real? How to Spot Counterfeit Wegovy®, Ozempic® & Mounjaro® Pens in the UK
Weight‑loss injections such as semaglutide (Wegovy®, Ozempic®) and the dual GIP/GLP‑1 agent tirzepatide (Mounjaro®) are prescription medicines. A growing black market, often sold via social media, non-medical salons or unregulated online sellers, has led to counterfeit and diverted pens entering the...
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Ozempic Face: Why Your Face Changes After Weight Loss – And How To Treat It Safely
GLP‑1 medications such as Wegovy® and Ozempic® have helped many people lose significant weight and improve their health. Alongside this, social media has created a new scare term: “Ozempic Face.” The phrase suggests the drug is “ruining” people’s faces. In reality, it describes the normal facial cha...
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BBC Breakfast: Campaign to Ban High‑Risk Procedures
Ashton Collins on BBC Breakfast: why we must restrict high‑risk cosmetic procedures Save Face director Ashton Collins speaks to BBC Breakfast about our three‑year campaign to restrict high‑risk cosmetic procedures to appropriately trained specialist surgeons. Since 2023, Save Face has been calling f...
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Fake “Botox”, Botulism and How to Stay Safe
The MHRA has issued updated safety warnings about iatrogenic botulism linked to botulinum toxin type A, against a backdrop of rising complaints about fake or unlicensed “Botox” being injected by non‑medical providers in unsafe settings. In this short video, Save Face Director Ashton Collins explains...
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