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The Significance of Save Face Registration
For a clinic to be Save Face registered, it must adhere to stringent criteria, including:
Qualified Practitioners: Only medically qualified practitioners with relevant experience and training in aesthetics can achieve accreditation.
Safety and Hygiene: Clinics must demonstrate adherence to the highest levels of safety and hygiene, ensuring a safe environment for all treatments.
Transparent Practices: Clear, honest communication about treatments, potential risks, and realistic outcomes is essential. Clinics must provide accurate and thorough consultations.
Continuous Professional Development: Practitioners are required to engage in ongoing education and training to stay updated with the latest advancements and best practices in aesthetics.
What this means for the Sugar Box Clinic:
Having Chantalle as our Save Face registered nurse means you’re getting treatments from a true professional. She’s undergone extensive training and meets the strict criteria set by Save Face. This ensures that every procedure is performed with your safety and results in mind.
Safety is a top priority for us, and Chantalle’s registration guarantees it. The Save Face accreditation involves thorough checks on safety protocols and hygiene standards. You can feel confident that all treatments are carried out in a safe, clean environment.
Being save faced means we will discuss your options, answer your questions, and provide honest advice about what to expect. This transparency helps you make informed decisions about your treatments.
You might wonder why our beauty therapists aren’t Save Face registered. The reason is simple: Save Face registration is only open to doctors, dentists, and nurses. Our beauty therapists are highly skilled and provide excellent care, but the specific accreditation is for medical practitioners.
