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 for stronger regulation of treatments including liquid BBLs, blepharoplasty, liquid breast augmentation, facelifts and other high‑risk interventions that are currently available on the high street. Ashton explains how gaps in regulation and the rise of unqualified providers put people at serious risk, why Alice Webb’s death could and should have been prevented, and why urgent legal reform is needed to protect patients.
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