The Scottish Government's proposals for regulatory change

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The Scottish Government intends to implement regulatory changes for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, improving industry oversight.
Proposed regulatory adjustments will enhance licensing and safety standards for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, targeting public safety.
Analysis of feedback from the consultation process indicates a strong demand for stricter regulations and oversight in the cosmetic industry.
These proposals emphasize the government's commitment to public health and safety in the booming sector of non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

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Discussion on the Scottish Government's regulatory proposals for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, suggesting significant regulatory adjustments.

David Sines discusses the Scottish Government's response to their consultation on the regulation and licensing of non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

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