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In recent years cosmetic procedures such as facial fillers and Botox have hit an all-time high in popularity across the UK. The pandemic saw an unprecedented rise in unregulated cosmetic clinics on UK high streets, with over 83% of injectables being administered by non-medically trained practitioners.
In recent years cosmetic procedures such as facial fillers and Botox have hit an all-time high in popularity across the UK. The pandemic saw an unprecedented rise in unregulated cosmetic clinics on UK high streets, with over 83% of injectables being administered by non-medically trained practitioners.
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