Non Medical Injector Support

We believe that if you have a medical background you are best placed to offer non-surgical injectable treatments. We believe this, The Independent Health Care Advisory Service believe this, reputable insurance companies believe this and so do the clients and medical practitioners we've asked. Due to the lack of education for Joe Bloggs, clients are not asking for practitioner's qualifications and it seems that more beauty therapists are trying to offer non-surgical injectables. We found an article whilst training in Solihull last week, that disputes the fact that only medical professionals should inject. They believe that so long as beauty therapists are trained in anaphylaxis and first aid, then they have sufficient training to deal with any reactions. Let us know what you think.

Click to zoom in and read the article we found in Professional Beauty, March 2011.

Independent Healthcare Advisory Service

Many practitioners argue that this service will only attract responsible practitioners already working in the industry, however, many experienced practitioners (with over 15 years in the industry) are not on the register despite meeting every standard requirement! The reason being, that this is simply a voluntary register, that some would argue is simply a money making scheme. Some practitioners argue that they are registered with the Care Quality Commission, therefore why should they have to registered on an additional register too.

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