Victory for MoS as Minister vows: There will be no hiding place for nip-tuck butchers | Mail Online

Cosmetic surgery cowboys will have ‘nowhere to hide’ when new rules to protect patients come into force, a Health Minister promised last night.
In a victory for The Mail on Sunday, Dan Poulter said ‘robust action’ would be taken against rogue operators to safeguard those who go under the knife or opt for other treatments such as Botox.
Plans to make the £3 billion-a-year industry safer will be put before Parliament in January. They include:
A register of breast operations to log the implants used and spot any problems with them.
Full training to ensure that cosmetic surgeons are safe.
Compulsory indemnity insurance to make sure that patients can sue  if things go wrong.
An end to irresponsible advertising and offers such as ‘feelgood divorce packages

Cosmetic surgeons who have long pushed for tighter controls welcomed the proposals, but cautioned: ‘The devil is in the detail.
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