02/09/2026
No. Because when you already work to the highest standards, you’re ahead of the game.
The Government has been talking about regulating non-surgical cosmetic procedures in England for several years. A licensing scheme is still planned, but patients are still waiting for it to become law.
Shockingly, that means there is currently no single mandatory licensing system covering all practitioners and premises offering aesthetic treatments.
But I don’t believe your safety should depend on how quickly the Government acts.
I’m a registered nurse, which means I’m accountable to the NMC and its professional standards. I work from a CQC-registered clinic, with the proper clinical processes, insurance and protocols already in place.
So if new regulation arrived tomorrow, my commitment to assessment, consent, safe treatment and appropriate aftercare wouldn’t change. Because those standards are already part of how I practise every day.
Until regulation catches up, please keep yourself safe by looking carefully at the standards your practitioner has chosen to meet.
And if you ever have questions about my qualifications and accreditations, please ask. I’m more than happy to tell you about the standard of care I’m proud to provide.
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👩🏻 Samantha Pierce
💉 Nurse Aesthetic Practitioner
🎓 MSc Cosmetic Medicine
💼 Director Hoole MediSpa
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