Save Face
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| Origin | New Jersey |
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| United States | |
| Record labels | Epitaph Records |
| Albums | Merci |
| Folly: On The Rocks | |
| Save Face // My Heart, My Anchor Split EP | |
| Genres | Rock |
| Punk Rock | |
| Alternative Rock | |
| Emo | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1736147 |
About Save Face
Save Face is an American rock band from New Jersey. Formed in 2012, the band is currently signed to Epitaph Records.
Botox: Under-18s come to Wales after England bans practice
... Save Face, a group that has a register of qualified practitioners in the UK, said it had reports of under-18s coming to Wales to get round the law...
Plans to ban unlicensed Botox providers in England made public
... Nearly 3,000 were sent last year to registered practitioner service Save Face, out of a total of 900,000 non-surgical cosmetic procedures carried out in the UK...
Niger coup: Decision time for West Africa as deadline nears
... This has the danger of being seen as a climbdown, but the heads of state could Save Face by saying that diplomatic efforts have made progress and they want to give them more time...
Ukraine war: Russia's Wagner boss hints at 'betrayal' in Bakhmut battle
... " On the other hand, we are moving forward and the rest [an apparent reference to the Russian military] are forced to somehow catch up in order to Save Face...
Ukraine war: Russian forces preparing to defend Kherson, says Ukrainian spy chief
... The Russian military is sending in more troops and preparing the streets for defence, he said, adding that the removal of citizens is a pretence to Save Face in case the city falls to Ukraine...
Charlie King: TOWIE star describes body dysmorphia " turmoil"
... The survey also found: Other contributors to the committee have included aesthetics awareness charity Save Face, the Mental Health Foundation and the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners...
Beauticians breaking the law on underage lip fillers
... " Outrageous Ashton Collins, Director of Save Face, a national register of accredited practitioners who provide non-surgical treatments, says it s " outrageous" that teenagers might still be offered the procedure...
China anniversary: Clashes as Hong Kong protesters defy police ban
... Authorities appeared to show a new determination to put down the protests as quickly as possible on China s National Day, perhaps to Save Face, but it inevitably only angered the protesters even more...
Plans to ban unlicensed Botox providers in England made public
Government plans to ban unlicensed providers of cosmetic treatments in England have been opened up for public consultation.
Under the plans, anyone carrying out Botox, breast or butt lift injections must be trained and licensed to do so, with their premises also inspected.
It is the biggest shake-up of the industry in A Generation , industry bodies say.
But some say enforcing the regulations could be a challenge.
There has been an explosion in Cosmetic Procedures in recent years, with much of it being fuelled by sales on Social Media and in beauty shops on The High Street.
At present, healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses and dentists carrying out non-surgical Cosmetic Procedures have to be trained and insured to do them as part of the requirements laid down by their regulatory bodies.
But there is no set training for beauty therapists and other non-professionals.
In early 2022, the government said to protect patients, with details to be firmed up after a public consultation.
Maria Caulfield , The Minister for women's health strategy, said there had been " too many stories of people who've had bad experiences" from getting a cosmetic procedure from someone who is inexperienced or underqualified.
Nearly 3,000 were sent Last Year to registered practitioner service Save Face , out of a total of 900,000 non-surgical Cosmetic Procedures carried out in the UK.
Ms Caulfield said it was the government's role " to ensure consistent standards for consumers and A Level playing field for businesses and practitioners".
The proposed new licensing scheme will make it a criminal offence for anyone to carry out non-surgical cosmetic treatments without a licence.
The Bbc understands that injections for vitamins, weight loss and Hay Fever will be included on that list of treatments.
Those administering them will have to be trained, qualified and experienced, have the correct insurance cover and operate from clean and hygienic premises which are also licensed.
The scheme will be administered by local authorities across England.
Prof David Sines, chairman of the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners charity, said: " This will dramatically improve consumer safety and reduce The Risk of injury and harm arising from 'botched' and improperly performed cosmetic treatments. "
Ashton Collins, director of Save Face , said the licensing scheme was still in its " very early stages" and the main focus had to be public safety.
She is concerned that online sellers of cheap beauty treatments who " operate in the shadows" will remain unlicensed.
She also said too many people assume the person injecting is trained and do not ask to see their qualifications, or request the face-to-face consultation with a healthcare professional to which they are entitled.
So-called " Brazilian butt lifts" and breast enlargement injections are thought to be The Most high-risk unregulated procedures on offer in the UK.
It became illegal to give Botox-style injections or fillers for cosmetic reasons to under-18s in England Last Year . It is also illegal to advertise the treatments to children.
People and businesses can share their views in a consultation on the licensing scheme until 28 October on
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
