Young people in the UK urged to share experiences of non-surgical cosmetic treatments
Young people in the UK urged to share experiences of non-surgical cosmetic treatments

The all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on beauty, aesthetics and wellbeing has reported rapid growth in the non-surgical cosmetic treatment industry, with increasing numbers of people, particularly under-30s, seeking so-called 'tweakments' such as Botox and fillers.

In light of this trend, a call has been issued for young people in the UK who have undergone such procedures to come forward and share their experiences. The aim is to better understand the motivations behind these choices and the outcomes.

Questions being asked include why individuals decided to undergo the treatment, whether it is common within their friendship group, what type of procedure they had, and whether they were satisfied with the result and would do it again.

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