“Brits are generally happy with their appearance, presenting a crucial challenge for an industry that is centred on helping people to change how they look. However, there is scope for operators in the cosmetic procedures market to appeal to a wider audience by moving away from the current association with drastic image changes and to instead highlight how procedures can safeguard people’s best features for the future.”
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Attitudes towards Appearance
Experience of and Interest in Surgical Procedures
Experience of and Interest in Non-surgical Procedures
Attitudes towards Surgical Procedures
Attitudes towards Non-surgical Procedures
Reasons for Undergoing Cosmetic Procedures
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18th December 2018
“Illegal whitening is in the spotlight again this Christmas, thanks to fraudsters whose dangerous products have left users with bleeding gums. That these problems keep recurring is a sign that oral care brands have not yet been able to address consumer demand for a more effective product.” 
31st August 2018
“Beauty retailer Superdrug has stepped up its in-store treatment offer to provide cosmetic procedures, taking the retail experience it can offer consumers one step further. Proving controversial, there are fears it will normalise non-surgical cosmetic procedures on the high street, particularly amongst the young. However, it has the potential to ...
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Encouraging a proactive approach to cosmetic procedures 
