Ashton Collins
Liquid BBLs and High-Risk Cosmetic Procedures: Government Consultation Launched
The government has launched a public consultation on new restrictions for liquid BBLs and other high-risk cosmetic procedures. Save Face has campaigned for this change since 2023. Since the death of A...
Liquid BBL and Non-Surgical Breast Augmentation Risks: Save Face Report
Over the past three years, Save Face has seen an alarming rise in patient-reported complaints about non-surgical breast augmentation and liquid BBLs (non-surgical Brazilian Butt Lifts). Both procedure...
30,000 healthcare professionals. Why should patients choose you?
When your competitors have the same credentials and make the same claims, what sets you apart? With at least 30,000 doctors, nurses, dentists and prescribing pharmacists running established aesthe...
BBC Newsround: The Risks of Adult Skincare Products on Young Skin
Save Face Director Ashton Collins spoke to BBC Newsround about the growing number of children and young people using skincare products containing ingredients such as retinoids and acids, which may be ...
ITV Good Morning Britain: The Hidden Risks of Cosmetic Tourism
Save Face Director Ashton Collins appeared on ITV’s Good Morning Britain with Amie Carr to discuss the serious risks of cosmetic tourism. Amie suffered severe scarring and sepsis following breast su...
Save Face Returns to Parliament to Warn of Ongoing Cosmetic Procedure Risks
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 ev...
Patients Deserve Proof
When choosing a hotel, we check reviews. Before eating at a restaurant, we look for hygiene ratings or trusted recommendations. And when hiring a tradesperson, we often seek independent verification t...
Why Save Face Verification Matters: 116 Points of Protection for Your Cosmetic Treatment
In this short video, Save Face Director Ashton Collins explains why independent verification matters—and why checking your practitioner should always be part of your decision-making process.