Anti-wrinkle treatments - Safety When Receiving Treatment
- Helen Allen
- Jul 30, 2021
- 3 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
MPs call on Government to address complete absence of regulation over anti-wrinkle injectable treatments...
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Beauty, Aesthetics and Wellbeing (the APPG) launched a year-long inquiry following the explosion in the popularity and availability of aesthetic treatments for anti-wrinkle and fine lines. They were concerned that currently anyone can carry out any treatment, with minimal legal restrictions on who can provide them or what qualifications they must have to do so.
The APPG investigated practitioner standards and qualifications, the case for a registration of practitioners or licensing, ethics and mental health considerations, and the serious issues around advertising and social media.
There is much good practice from aesthetic practitioners in the beauty and medic industries, but also cases of poor practice from both. It was not the APPG’s intention to state who should or shouldn’t be allowed to become a practitioner, but ensure all practitioners gain the appropriate training and prove their competence to deliver advanced aesthetic treatments.
Last week the final report into botox, fillers and similar aesthetic non-surgical cosmetic treatments published by The All Party Parliamentary Group on Beauty, Aesthetics and Wellbeing (the APPG), Chaired by Carolyn Harris MP and Judith Cummins MP, is available on the APPG website here.
Anti-wrinkle treatmentsat Pure Aesthetics Nottingham
Established in 2003, Pure Aesthetics is the premier aesthetic clinic for anti-wrinkle treatments in Nottingham.
We offer a range of cosmetic anti-wrinkle injections to help reverse the ageing process that leave you looking more youthful and refreshed. All treatments are only administered by our experienced and fully-qualified practitioners using approved, safe and trusted brands.
We offer a free no obligation consultation with one of our experienced aesthetic nurses at our comfortable Nottingham aesthetic clinic.
- Our Experienced Practitioners -
Helen Allen – Company Director/ RNP/INP
Helen Allen qualified as a registered nurse in 1997 and established her career in Aesthetics in 2002. Helen works full time as an Advanced Medical Practitioner with may years experience and offers many other professional treatments. With experience in advanced non-surgical facial rejuvenation techniques, encompassing all non-surgical high end treatments. Prevention & treatment of the ageing face including the use of dermal fillers, micro-needling and volumisers for facial contouring. Helen is an Aesthetic Medicine Trainer for the Harley Academy and an Independent Nurse Prescriber with a wealth of experience in the field of aesthetics. Helen has received extensive training in the UK and Europe, including a masterclass by Mauricio Di Maio. She provides a high level of professional standards so her customers can be assured of the quality of service and expectation of their treatment received is an excellent standard.
Rachel Sumpter – Aesthetic Nurse
Rachel holds her professional registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). She is a member of the British Association of Cosmetic Nurses (BACN) and the Aesthetic Complications Expert Group (ACE). Rachel's clinical career commenced 200. Her experience is extensive and has ranged from managing her own patient caseload and developing and implementing care plans, through to speaking at national conferences on key issues relevant to current clinical practices. Rachel is committed to her professional plans to her patients.
Rachels aesthetic career was borne out of general interest in anti-ageing treatments and the pursuit of subtle natural enhancement. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team. Rachel has an honest approach to her work and prides herself on working with patients to achieve realistic results. She is particularly focused on clinical excellence and ensuring that patients receive the most appropriate treatment options and highest levels of care.
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