Edit Who is allowed to preform Botox injection treatments

<p>To further highlight their cause, CTIA along with the <a title="British Association of Beauty Therapy & Cosmetology (BABTAC)" href="https://www.babtac.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">British Association of Beauty Therapy & Cosmetology (BABTAC)</a> and cdBAFI, formed a delegation to visit the Department of Health and meet with the current Health Minister, Simon Burns regarding the regulation of cosmetic injectable treatments.</p> <p>In particular, they wanted to discuss the implied exclusion of beauty therapists and other cosmetic industry participants from practising within this marketplace due to their exclusion from the IHAS shared regulation scheme, which was granted funds from the previous government for the development and promotion of the public of a register of accredited cosmetic injectable providers.</p> <p>The delegation is said to have highlighted its concerns to the Minister about what they believe is an unlevel playing field in the area of non-surgical injectable beauty treatments and outlined the fact that the public should be made aware that they are training up dentists, nurses and doctors on the NHS to work in the private health care sector offering non-surgical beauty treatments.</p> <p><strong>A cynical argument indeed.</strong></p>

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