Watch Ashton Collins, Director of Save Face, give evidence to the House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee for the second time, after being invited back by the Committee to provide further evidence during its follow up inquiry into cosmetic procedures. She highlights the growing dangers posed by high risk procedures carried out by unqualified practitioners in unsafe, non clinical settings, and calls for urgent government action to protect patients, hold rogue operators accountable and introduce effective regulation across the sector.

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