Awareness Campaign
I visited Five Botox clinics in one day. Three of them were willing to break the law
As the Government gears up to consult on firmer rules around cosmetic treatments, one writer investigates the safety of London clinics Writer Sophie Wilkinson went undercover, posing as a needle-phobi...
Save Face Launches Campaign with ITV Good Morning Britain to Protect Children from Harmful Skincare Products
We are delighted to announce the launch of our campaign in partnership with ITV’s Good Morning Britain. This high-profile coverage highlights the urgent need to restrict the sale of dangerous skinca...
Save Face Urgently Calls for Restrictions on Skincare Sales to Under-18s Amid Rising Concerns
Save Face is calling on the government to implement strict restrictions on the sale of skincare products containing potent active ingredients such as retinols and acids to anyone under the age of 18. ...
ITV This Morning: Liquid BBL Campaign Victory
Save Face Director Ashton Collins was invited back onto This Morning to discuss our campaign victory—the government’s new restrictions on high-risk procedures like liquid BBLs. On the sofa, Ashton...
ITV This Morning: The True Cost of Liquid BBLs
As part of our ongoing campaign in collaboration with ITV's This Morning to raise awareness of the safety risks faced by those seeking aesthetic treatments, our Director Ashton Collins was invite...
Save Face Attends The Houses of Parliament to Give Evidence to the Women and Equalities Select Committee
Save Face Director Ashton Collins was invited to give evidence before the cross-party Women and Equalities Select Committee, chaired by Labour MP Sarah Owen. Ashton discussed the extensive work Save...
BBC 1 Con or Cure - The Rise of Fake Botox
Save Face Director Ashton Collins makes her third appearance on Dr. Xand's Con or Cure team to address the pressing issues in aesthetic medicine. In this episode, she highlights the alarming incre...
Experts 'concerned' by ITV polling which shows scale of young people getting botox and filler
Experts working in non-surgical cosmetic surgery have told ITV News they are 'concerned' by polling for ITV which showed one in five 18 to 25-year-olds surveyed had had some form of filler ...