An underwhelming response to a crisis waiting to happen
Earlier today, the UK government issued its formal response to Sir Bruce Keogh’s recommendations, made as part of an investigation...
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Time to wave goodbye to the charlatans
The state of the science of injectable products such as soft tissue fillers and neurotoxins is often a bone of contention...
Read MoreWho is ‘in charge’ of the aesthetic industry?
At the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) conference last month, it was announced that a number of cosmetic...
Read MoreThe Apprentice fails to master aesthetic industry
As I have been searching for inspiration for this issue’s editorial, there is really only one thing on my mind at...
Read MoreLearning from experience: Europe puts its house in order
Crisis management it may be, but the EU is working hard in the wake of the PIP scandal to get its house in order as far as cosmetic surgery regulation and standard-setting are concerned. Opinion is divided as to the best course to take, but the consensus now is that the opportunity to establish a regulatory basis must not be missed. Ashley Yeo reports
Read MoreUS and UK cosmetic procedure volumes maintain buoyancy
Breast implants have been the focus of much attention recently, mainly for the wrong reasons. But confidence in the market remains high, as 2011 procedure volumes in the UK and US show. The UK’s BAAPS president‑elect, Rajiv Grover, and the US ASPS president, Malcolm Roth, give their views on general business trends to Ashley Yeo
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March/April Issue
