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Non-surgical rhinoplasty, often referred to as a ‘liquid nose job’, is a procedure that uses dermal filler to alter the shape and contours of the nose without plastic surgery or a lengthy recovery time. For those who are unhappy with their nose because of bumps, humps, asymmetry, or minor contour ir...
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Jawline Filler vs Masseter Botox: Which Face Contouring Treatment Do You Need? Many people researching jawline contouring or facial slimming are unsure whether they need ‘jawline filler’ or ‘masseter Botox’. While both treatments can alter the appearance of the lower face, they work in completely di...
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ITV GMB: The Hidden Epidemic of Illegal Anti‑Wrinkle Injections
Save Face Director Ashton Collins joined the ITV Good Morning Britain team to discuss our campaign calling on the Government to properly police and enforce existing laws around Botox and other anti‑wrinkle injections. Ashton was joined by Victoria Lee, a patient who came to Save Face for help after ...
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Looksmaxxing: Health and appearance self-improvement movement or dangerous body dysmorphia trend?
Looksmaxxing is an internet subculture-fuelled social trend focused on self-improvement and an obsession with aesthetic and physical appearance. Individuals engage in deliberate, often highly structured self-optimisation strategies, but what is it about, and how does it fit in with aesthetic treatme...
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