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UK restricts who can perform high-risk cosmetic procedures

The government says new rules limit procedures including liquid Brazilian BBLs, vampire facials and chemical peels to qualified healthcare professionals.

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  • The UK government says practitioners performing the highest-risk procedures must be qualified, trained and regulated.
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The restrictions set requirements for who may carry out certain cosmetic procedures, according to the government.

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