Welcome to our Protecting Minors guide
An introduction from Dawn Knight, Patient Trustee (JCCP)
Welcome to the JCCP&me Protecting Minors guide. In the evolving landscape of cosmetic procedures, ensuring public protection, patient safety and empowerment is paramount. This guide serves as a beacon of knowledge, offering invaluable insights to patients embarking on their journey towards non-surgical aesthetic procedures.
In an era where advancements in aesthetic procedures are burgeoning, the need for clarity and understanding is more crucial than ever. We're at the forefront of promoting patient safety and public protection in the non-surgical sector in the UK, is dedicated to equipping patients with the tools necessary to navigate this complex terrain confidently.
Within this guide, you will find comprehensive information crafted to empower you in your decision-making process. From choosing a reputable practitioner to discerning red flags, this guide is meticulously designed to illuminate the path towards safe and informed choices, built by our patient trustee for patients.
Our commitment to patient safety extends beyond mere words; it is deeply ingrained in our ethos and reflected in every facet of our work. Through rigorous standards, continuous education, and unwavering advocacy, the JCCP strives to uphold the highest levels of integrity and professionalism within the non-surgical aesthetic sector.
Together, let us pave the way towards a safer, more transparent non-surgical cosmetic sector, where patient safety reigns supreme.
Regulations seeking to protect minors from potential risks associated with cosmetic procedures, including inadequate understanding of the procedure's implications and long-term effects
Legislation aimed to prevent exploitation of minors by ensuring that they receive proper medical evaluation and guidance before undergoing cosmetic procedures.
Regulations implemented to ensure that Botox® and fillers are administered by qualified medical professionals in appropriate settings, where there is a medical need, reducing the risk of complications or adverse reactions.
