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BlogProduct safetyJCCP Article - Botulism and Unregulated Botulinum ToxinBetween 4 June and 14 July 2025, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) confirmed 38 cases of iatrogenic botulism in England, which were traced to unlicensed or counterfeit botulinum toxin injections in nonclinical settings. As the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP), British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM), British Association of Medical Aesthetic Nurses (BAMAN) and Save Face warn, only licensed products, qualified practitioners, and accredited clinics can keep you safe.Read GuideAdvertisingJCCP Policy - Advertising and PromotionThe JCCP has produced a useful Policy Statement on the Advertising and Promotion of Aesthetic Cosmetic Injectable Treatments by registrants on the Joint Council of Cosmetic Practitioners Register.Read GuideConcerns and complaintsJCCP Procedure - Help and Support for Witnesses and ComplainantsRead GuideConcerns and complaintsJCCP Easy Read Guide - Fitness to Practise and ComplaintsWe are the Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners and we make sure that our Registrant Practitioners work safely to protect members of the public they treat.Read GuideEquality and inclusionJCCP Statement - Unconscious BiasThe Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners is committed to fostering a culture of inclusion and care where members of the public and all our stakeholders and registrants feel supported and experience a strong sense of belonging. As part of this commitment, our team is actively working to mitigate the effects of unconscious bias, along with encouraging all of colleagues to meaningfully engage with this issue.Read GuideLicensingJCCP FAQ guide to the Governments consultation on non-surgical cosmetic proceduresThe JCCP’s FAQ guide also covers the scope of the proposed license, and answers questions related to practitioner related issues, education and training, age restrictions and key stages of the consultation.Read GuideLicensingJCCP guide to the Governments consultation on non-surgical cosmetic proceduresThe JCCP has prepared a public guide to the Government consultation, with a clear explanation of what it means and how to respond to it.Read GuideConcerns and complaintsJCCP Guide - When Things Go WrongWe know that sometimes things don’t always go according to plan. The JCCP want you to know that you are not alone and we understand that it can be an unsettling experience and we hope this 10 step plan will help…Read GuideThe registerJCCP Guide - The Practitioner Register for Members of the PublicRead GuideEquality and inclusionJCCP Policy - Bullying and HarassmentRead GuideEquality and inclusionJCCP Policy - Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Recruitment and SelectionRead GuideConcerns and complaintsJCCP Policy - Raising Issues of Concern (Whistleblowing)Read
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