Article seis(1)(e) - processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller, namely the Secretary of State’s duties under the Health and Care Act 2022, as referenced above
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the categorisation of the procedures listed in the green category?
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Semi-permanent dermal fillers are substances, such as hyaluronic acid, which are injected to contour and plump fine and deeper lines and augment features.
The consultation is a continuation of this activity, and we will highlight the opportunity to respond with key stakeholders. Following the read more consultation, we will reach out to relevant stakeholders as we begin to develop the regulations that will underpin the licensing scheme.
Unlike medicines, medical devices such as dermal fillers have pelo legal requirement to provide safety and efficacy data, or how they perform in comparison to other market brands.
Were you satisfied with the expertise and approach of the practitioner who performed the procedures?
(all values taken at 0.1 Hz), are more suitable for areas where bony structures need to be replicated; these stiffer gels are able to resist the high shear forces found under the muscles).
It should be noted that this is the first consultation on the licensing scheme. In this consultation, we are seeking views on:
To understand how a product will persist in the tissue when under muscular forces (such as when speaking, smiling or eating), both the dynamic shear stress and compression stress of the gel should be measured.
Under the proposed scheme, which will be operated by local authorities in England, practitioners will need to be licensed to perform specific non-surgical cosmetic procedures and the premises from which they operate will also need to be licensed.
Overall, the methods described in this review and commonly reported on fillers do not predict the long‐term performance of the gels. However, a large set of physico‐chemical parameters can act as an indicator of performance, which, alongside clinical experience, is extremely helpful in guiding clinicians in choosing the optimal product for a specific application.
Dermal fillers are deployed to augment the face to meet the aesthetic concept of beauty, dictating that certain curves, contours, dimensions, and ratios are fulfilled in order to produce a conventionally attractive face, or to restore volumetric dimensions and hence youth in the aging face.
The September 2020 report The ugly side of beauty: improving the safety of cosmetic treatments in England, published by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH), found 90% of respondents to its consultation on the regulation of cosmetic interventions supported the introduction of a national licensing scheme to improve the safety of cosmetic procedures.