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England plans tighter rules for cosmetic surgery from 2027

New restrictions are planned in England to control who can carry out cosmetic procedures, with fines proposed for those who break the law. The measures are intended to offer greater protection when cosmetic surgery goes wrong.

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Tighter rules are planned in England to improve protections for people undergoing cosmetic surgery, with new restrictions on who will be allowed to carry out procedures from 2027.

The proposed changes would also introduce fines for individuals or organisations that fail to comply with the law. The measures are intended to address concerns about people being harmed when cosmetic procedures do not go as planned.

The information available does not set out which procedures or practitioners would be covered, how the restrictions would be enforced, or the level of any fines. The changes are currently planned for implementation in England in 2027.

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