By The Times - October 31 2021
An undercover reporter posing as a beautician found doctors and nurses willing to bend rules on prescribing Victoria Lee had a bad Botox reaction Doctors and nurses are running a lucrative sideline pr...
By The Times
A practitioner offered our reporter Botulax, a product not licensed for use in Britain — and he was far from alone Vilnis Karklins offers treatments at a clinic in Wakefield, West Yorkshi...
By BBC
Save Face feature on BBC's brand new series Con or Cure with Dr Xand van Tulleken and Ashley John-Baptiste. The programme takes a look at the risks posed by practitioners who cut c...
Save Face Director Ashton Collins chats to the BBC about what red flags to look out for to avoid falling into unsafe hands.
By VICE
An alarming number of young people surveyed by our Snapchat survey told us they viewed non-surgical cosmetic procedures as akin to getting a haircut or a manicure. Going under the knife was once the p...
By Closer Magazine
‘I almost lost my nose – I will be scarred for life’ Leah Morton, 26, is single and lives in Liverpool. She says, “I started getting lip fillers when I was 20. Most of my peers...
IRRESPONSIBLE LAUREN COULD CAUSE LIFE-ALTERING INJURIES Lauren Goodger is injecting patients with filler at an Essex beauty salon – despite not being a qualified medical practitioner. Industry r...
By Sunday Mirror
Fillers can cause extreme swelling, blood clots and even blindness - and experts fear for youngsters' safety as social media pressures drive them to cheap deals. Lulu, 17, goes to clinics in Manch...
By The Guardian
Industry body and local government call for action on ‘risky’ procedures and cosmetic treatment market Complaints about non-surgical Brazilian butt lifts and breast enhancements have risen...
By Save Face
Save Face work with the BBC to Expose how complicated aesthetic procedures, involving needles and surgical threads, are being taught over the internet or on unsafe one-day courses. The quality ...
By BBC Newsbeat
As the popularity of lip fillers continues to grow, BBC Newsbeat asks what people can do to stay safe if they're thinking of undergoing treatment.
By Daily Mail
Save Face Director Ashton Collins talks to the Daily Mail to explain why so many people are falling into unsafe hands in a bid to get the 'Love Island Look' and offers her advice on how to acc...
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