A number of clinics in the UK are reportedly offering “ethnicity surgery” to make patients from Asia, Africa and the Middle East look more Western. Some plastic surgeons claim a number of some of the procedures are unethical but little can be done to address the situation without regulatory intervention, because with many non-invasive treatments such as fillers and Bbotox are being almost completely unregulated. The NHS is currently under pressure over its treatment of cosmetic surgery after it emerged that one patient had been denied an operation on her face due to fears she would not have enough money for it. A range of treatments are mentioned in the linked article from blepharoplasty to surgically add an eyelid crease and skin whitening to jaw and nose reshaping. Dermal fillers and hHyaluronic acid such as Perfectha and Sculptra are used in nose reshaping procedures.
A number of clinics in the UK are reportedly offering “ethnicity surgery” to make patients from Asia, Africa and the Middle East look more Western. Some plastic surgeons claim a number of some of the procedures are unethical but little can be done to address the situation without regulatory intervention, because with many non-invasive treatments such as fillers and Bbotox are being almost completely unregulated. Relevance: A range of treatments are mentioned in the linked article from blepharoplasty to surgically add an eyelid crease and skin whitening to jaw and nose reshaping. Dermal fillers and hHyaluronic acid such as Perfectha and Sculptra are used in nose reshaping procedures.