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01 Dec 2004 | by Sam Matthews,
of the drama show's executive producers. Popular cosmetic surgery series 'Nip/Tuck' returns for a second ...
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Cosmetic surgery Harley Medical in lobbying drive
03 Dec 2004
Cosmetic surgery outfit The Harley Medical Group has drafted in GPC International as it calls...The group is arguing that while commercial clinics account for more than 60 per cent of cosmetic surgery conducted in the UK, regulations allow surgeons with little or no training to practise specific ... with the Government to ensure the parameters of the cosmetic industry are set in the interest of the patient ...
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