Should Non-Medical Professionals Be Injecting Fillers and Toxins? - Dr. Shivam Mittal

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Should Non-Medical Professionals Be Injecting
Fillers And Toxins? We are now seeing how more
and more people want to undergo cosmetic
intrusions to look better and cover up the
faults on their faces, and bodies as well. This
is why beauty therapists and other non-medical
professionals are offering more and more services
for the same.
Earlier, only medically-led clinics were
permitted to offer such cosmetic injectable
treatments to the people. But, slowly and
gradually, many institutions came up to teach
non-medical professionals the job, which
encouraged beauty therapists to get involved.
Today, medical practitioners and non-medical
therapists are equally providing people with
cosmetic treatments. But, the debate here is
whether non-medical professionals should be
allowed, or rather approached, for such
treatments. Why are medical professionals better
at handling cosmetic treatments? When
non-medically qualified individuals perform
cosmetic treatments, there could likely be more
risks and dangers. While the risks and dangers
could arise even when medical practitioners
perform the treatments, they are capable to deal
with any kinds of complications, allergic
reactions, infections, and other adverse effects.
Other non-medical individuals may or may not be
able to deal with such situations. In fact, it
has been seen
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that beauty therapists who face such issues
contact doctors and nurses to help their clients.
This is why it is better to have the treatment
done from medical practitioners. Why are
non-medical professionals being abandoned from
performing cosmetic treatments? Doctors, nurses,
and dentists are accountable to their regulatory
bodies (GMC, NMC, and GDC respectively). But,
beauty therapists have no regulator to oversee
their fitness to practice. This is the reason
why aesthetic nurses voted against non-healthcare
professionals at the Hournal of Aesthetic
Nursing Annual Conference to confirm that they
have no confidence in them for providing cosmetic
injectables. This is why petitions are being
signed asking for beauty therapists to be stopped
from injecting toxins and fillers. This is being
done to protect the general public who deserve
protection from unqualified individuals who have
no idea of the risks they are encouraging clients
to take. Why should you approach Dr. Shivam
Mittal for your cosmetic treatment? With all that
is said above, you would be prompted to reach out
to a medical practitioner when you require any
such treatment to be done. One such botulinum
toxin clinic in Bangalore is that of Dr. Shivam
Mittal, a reputed neurologist, and Parkinsons
disease and movement disorders specialist. Other
ailments the doctor specializes in include
ataxia, blepharospasm, botulinum toxins,
dystonia, huntington disease, hyperalgesia,
myoclonus, restless legs syndrome, sialorrhea,
sweating, tic disorders, tremor, hemifacial
spasm, neurodegenerative diseases, gait
disorders, and essential tremor. In fact, Dr.
Shivam Mittal is a qualified doctor who is an
expert at injecting Botulinum Toxin injections
to treat the ailment of dystonia. During his
fellowships, he has successfully injected such
injections into thousands of patients, which has
led him to gain immense experience and skill,
such that today he has the most reliable and
successfully running botulinum toxin clinic in
Bangalore! So, whether you need a dystonia
treatment, or need a Botox injection for
enhancing your beauty, Dr. Shivam Mittal is who
you should approach. For more details, visit our
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