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In the UK, demand for beauty procedures of all kinds is booming - but there is no clear framework of regulation for non-surgical practitioners, and they are not even required to be insured. Ana Paula Nacif investigates what is being done to fill an obvious and growing need

More Britons are going under the knife than ever before. In the quest for aesthetic perfection, 16,000 people decided to change their bodies in 2004, pouring approximately £200m into the cosmetic

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