Soul Love Aesthetics

03/09/2025

I cannot believe anyone still allows these fake products to be injected into their faces. If the price looks too good to be true… trust me… it is!

05/08/2025

What a difference a small 0.5ml top up can make 👌🏼💋🩷

18/07/2025

When you use only 0.5ml to redifine the Cupids bow and add a little volume 💉👄

28/05/2025

Another positive step towards patient safety.

‼️❌ BREAKING NEWS: please be aware that some Insurance brokers in the UK are refusing to insure non medical injectors.

These insurance agents are also not insuring prescribing medical professionals to prescribe BOTOX and the DERMAL FILLER and SAFETY DISSOLVING SUBSTANCE HYALASE for non-medical injectors.

‼️ WE ADVISE YOU TO CHOOSE A HIS REGISTERED CLINIC IN SCOTLAND FOR YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY, AS A PRESCRIBING MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL IS ON SITE AT ALL TIMES.

Here is a map of SMASG members HIS registered Clinics in Scotland.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?hl=en&mid=1SjZIMEptb-OknMq0VoGjjntYa9Lb0L0&ll=56.770372301909845%2C-5.217550963790396&z=7

30/04/2025

Exactly how it should be!
Botox is a prescription only product.

The NMC is updating its position on the remote prescribing of non-surgical cosmetic medicines, including certain anti-wrinkle injections and aesthetic emergency kit items.

23/04/2025

18/04/2025

18/04/2025

100% 💗

01/03/2025

This!

When it comes to our health, our eyes, our teeth etc., we seek advice from a medical professional qualified in that field of expertise.

So, why do we treat our faces differently when seeking aesthetic treatments?

Aesthetic treatments like botox, fillers and thread lifts are MEDICAL treatments which should only be performed by appropriately trained medical clinicians 🩺

But due to the lack of regulation in aesthetic medicine in the UK, you don't need to be medically trained to offer aesthetic treatment. That means anyone can legally buy filler or Botox and inject others.

So, if you're considering having an aesthetic procedure like Botox or fillers, you need to do your due diligence.

All medical treatments come with risks, but in untrained hands, those risks are significantly higher.

You only get one face. Don’t put it at risk by being injected by someone with little understanding of human anatomy, infection control, and emergency/complication management.

These treatments should be obtained only from doctors or nurses trained to use them in an appropriate healthcare environment rather than a beauty salon.

If you're thinking about having an aesthetic treatment, tap the link in our bio to view our register of highly qualified and experienced practitioners, so you can be confident you're in the safest hands possible 🔗

08/02/2025

Some recent lip augmentations 🩷💉👄

04/02/2025

It’s a common misconception that all aesthetic practitioners undergo the same training before offering treatments. In reality, the level and quality of training can vary widely, especially in the UK where the industry remains largely unregulated.

While some practitioners are highly qualified medical professionals—doctors, dentists, or nurses with years of clinical training—others may have completed only a brief course or online seminar before starting to practise. This disparity in training means that not every practitioner has the same depth of knowledge or ability to manage complications.

High-quality training should cover essential areas like facial anatomy, safe injection techniques, and how to handle adverse reactions, but not all courses meet these standards.

Unfortunately, this lack of consistency can leave patients at risk of poorly performed treatments or unsafe practices.

To ensure you’re in good hands, always check your practitioner’s qualifications, their professional memberships (such as BCAM), and ask about their training background. When it comes to aesthetic medicine, expertise and experience make all the difference in achieving safe, natural-looking results.

Looking for an aesthetic clinician? Tap the link in our bio to view our register of experienced, medical practitioners 🔗

24/01/2025

We all see the 3 areas for £100 etc “ deals”

Word of warning‼️

1. it is actually illegal to administer any neuromodulators ( i.e Botox ) in the Uk without having a full face to face consultation with a prescriber first as this is a prescription only treatment.

2. If guidelines are followed it costs more to prescribe and buy regulated and approved UK pharmacy toxin than the price asked in these so called “deals”

3. Anti wrinkle treatment offered at short notice with no prescriber present and at cheap prices is not pharmacy regulated toxin for use in the UK but illegal products shipped in from Korea.

You really do get what you pay for!