Save Face Director Ashton Collins discusses the challenges consumers face when trying to find a safe practitioner. Reports of bad practice and procedures gone wrong have more than doubled since 2018, ...

Ninety percent of practitioners in London and Essex aren’t asking children their age before booking them in for lip fillers – and none required a child’s ID for a consultation. People all over t...

People all over the UK undergo non-surgical treatments like fillers every year, but the industry operates almost completely unchecked. Non-surgical cosmetic treatments are everywhere. You might have s...

Fake Britain features the case of Ozan Melin who was convicted of grievous bodily harm after posing as a doctor and injecting several women Fake Botox. Save Face supported victims and worked with th...

The Government has launched a campaign to make sure people know the risks of cosmetic procedures and where to find the information they need to make informed decisions about their care. The campaign ...

Save Face teams up with the Kyle Files to investigate rogue practitioners and we share our expertise on the challenges the public face when seeking to find a safe practitioner.

Instagram is promoting cosmetic surgery to children as young as 13. Lip filler deals pop up within minutes of anyone following reality stars The Times created an account on the social networking se...

In 2016, Save Face became the first voluntary register of non-surgical cosmetic practitioners to become accredited by the Professional Standards Authority. In doing so, Save Face became the first body...

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