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Evie-Grace Keeler, 17, from Middlesbrough claims she was left with wonky lips and burst blood vessel after she got filler underage from a beautician with bad reviews.

A BRADFORD teenager who got addicted to lip fillers aged 16 after having them injected in her living room says the procedure should be more tightly…

The buzz around the treatment has amassed a cool 56.7M views on TikTok and counting, but what do medical professionals think? Read more.

Save Face have released their cover of AFI’s “Girl’s Not Grey”. The song originally appeared on AFIs album Sing The Sorrow which was released in 2003. The cover is available digitally via Counter Intuitive Records. Save Face will be releasing their EP POSTHXC on November 15 and releas...

As reports suggest English teenagers are travelling to Wales and Scotland to get around a ban on non-surgical cosmetic tweaking, Olivia Petter speaks to experts about what might be causing the terrifying boom in underage injectables

Since October 2021, it has been illegal to administer or book and appointment for Botox or filler for youngsters in England, even if they have the permission of an adult.

England outlawed Botox for under-18s two years ago, but there is no law stopping it in Wales.

Teenagers are heading to a UK country to get Botox after it was banned elsewhere, it has been reported, as a 'regulatory gap' leaves parents powerless to stop their children from getting treatments

The group Save Face, which maintains a roster of credentialed practitioners across the UK, disclosed that they've received information on under-18s journeying to Wales, seemingly to circumvent the English law.

The law in England makes it a criminal offence to administer Botox or inject a filler for cosmetic purposes to anyone under 18, even if they are given permission by an adult. But no such law exists in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.