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Independent clinics surge 150 per cent amid cosmetic treatment boom
The number of regulated clinics in Scotland able to provide cosmetic treatments such as Botox and filler injections has soared by more than 150% amid a boom in demand for non-surgical procedures. Figures obtained by the Herald show that the number of independent clinics registered with the watchdog, Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS), has gone from 200 in April 2017 to 503 in 2023/24.
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