The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) is advocating for immediate regulation of aesthetic procedure providers amidst growing concerns over unskilled and uninsured practitioners. Reports indicate unsafe locations, such as pop-up shops and public facilities, where cosmetic treatments like botox and fillers are improperly administered. The lack of oversight has resulted in unsafe products and procedures, and a disparity in regulations across the UK regarding age limits for such treatments. CTSI emphasizes the need for government intervention to address the gap in oversight that threatens public safety.
The public is at risk due to unqualified individuals performing aesthetic procedures, as pointed out by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute, calling for urgent regulation.
CTSI's investigation reveals dangerous practices in aesthetic beauty procedures, including unsafe pop-up shops and untrained practitioners, highlighting a pressing need for regulatory action.
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