The Island Cosmetic Clinic

02/08/2026

Beware!!!

02/08/2026

♥️ AMAZING OFFER!

£100 OFF the full course of our best-selling treatment, PROFHILO. (For a limited period only)

Look Great Not Fake

Last few appointments available with Dr Jilani on 3 and 4 September.

Book now: 07813 448834.

01/08/2026

You have been warned.!!!

Cheap Botox might save money upfront, but it poses serious risks. Learn why quality and safety are worth the investment in cosmetic procedures.

01/08/2026

You have been warned!!!

Cheap Botox might save money upfront, but it poses serious risks. Learn why quality and safety are worth the investment in cosmetic procedures.

30/07/2026

Profhilo with Dr Jilani
Contact 0781 3448834 now.

26/07/2026

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Most people think of Botox as a beauty treatment. It isn’t.

The MHRA has just issued new warnings about suspected botulism linked to botulinum toxin – and we are seeing a worrying rise in cases where the common factor is fake or unlicensed “Botox” injected by non‑medics in salons, homes and hotel rooms.

In this video, Save Face Director Ashton Collins explains:

✔️ Why genuine, UK‑licensed Botox rarely causes serious reactions
✔️ The red flags that point to counterfeit or illicit toxin
✔️
✔️ What to check before you let anyone inject your face
✔️ If the price is “too good to be true”, there is no named prescriber, or they cannot show you the product box and batch number from a UK pharmacy – walk away.

Always find a medically qualified, independently accredited practitioner:
https://buff.ly/bxwI011

26/07/2026

A beauty clinic error left Mary Hope with severe facial scars. Learn how a chemical peel went wrong and the impact on her life and career.

25/07/2026

25/07/2026

Botox or alternative brands? Get informed about what is injected, the risks of unlicensed products, and how to choose safe treatments.

25/07/2026

Most people think of Botox as a beauty treatment. It isn’t.

The MHRA has just issued new warnings about suspected botulism linked to botulinum toxin – and we are seeing a worrying rise in cases where the common factor is fake or unlicensed “Botox” injected by non‑medics in salons, homes and hotel rooms.

In this video, Save Face Director Ashton Collins explains:

✔️ Why genuine, UK‑licensed Botox rarely causes serious reactions
✔️ The red flags that point to counterfeit or illicit toxin
✔️
✔️ What to check before you let anyone inject your face
✔️ If the price is “too good to be true”, there is no named prescriber, or they cannot show you the product box and batch number from a UK pharmacy – walk away.

Always find a medically qualified, independently accredited practitioner:
https://buff.ly/bxwI011