The publication

Contact the editors

Corrections first. We also take questions about the checks on this site, and listing enquiries. We do not accept guest posts or paid placement.

An empty noticeboard. What a clinic does not publish is the useful part.
An empty noticeboard. What a clinic does not publish is the useful part.
The short answer

Corrections come first and are answered first. We also take questions about the checks described on this site, notifications that a law or guidance has changed, and listing enquiries. We do not take guest posts, paid placements, link requests, product samples or requests to review a clinic, because we do not review clinics.

Send us a message

Corrections are read first and answered first. If you are reporting an error, include the page and, if you have it, the primary source that shows the correct position.

Corrections

If something on this site is wrong, out of date, or describes a law as applying somewhere it does not, tell us. Corrections are handled before anything else. Regulation in this field moves: powers are commenced, guidance is revised, and the four UK nations diverge. Include the page and, if you can, the primary source that shows the correct position.

What we can help with

Questions about how to run one of the checks described here, where a particular register is, which regulator handles which kind of complaint, or what a term in this field means. We answer these as general information, not as advice about your situation, and we cannot tell you whether a specific treatment or practitioner is right for you.

What we cannot do

We cannot recommend a clinic or practitioner. Not privately, not by email, not off the record. We have assessed none of them, and this is the central rule of the publication rather than a policy we can waive for an individual. See why we do not rank clinics.

We cannot give medical advice. If you have symptoms after a procedure, contact the treating practitioner, NHS 111, or in an emergency 999. Vision changes after facial injection are an emergency.

We cannot give legal advice or assess your prospects in a claim. A solicitor with clinical negligence experience can.

We cannot investigate a specific business or publish an account naming one. The routes that exist are set out in how to complain and to whom, and they are more effective than a mention here would be.

What we do not accept

Guest posts. Sponsored articles. Link insertions or link exchanges. Paid placement of any kind in editorial. Product samples. Treatment offers. Press releases about launches. Requests to remove or amend an article other than to correct an error. All of these are declined without exception, and the reasoning is on the editorial standards page.

Listing enquiries

Read the clinic listings page first, including the section on what we refuse to sell. Listings are facts only, alphabetical, labelled as paid, and carry no ranking, score or commentary. If that is what you want, the form here is the right route.

What happens to your message

We use what you send to answer you. We do not sell or share it, and we do not add you to a mailing list because you contacted us. Details are on the privacy page.

No commercial links on this page

This article contains no commercial links of any kind. No affiliate links, no sponsored placements, and no links to any clinic, practitioner, brand, product or retailer. Nobody paid for it, nobody previewed it and nobody outside the editorial team saw it before publication.

This publication does not name, rank, rate or review any clinic or practitioner, because it has assessed none of them. Our funding is set out in full on the about page and in our editorial standards.

Nothing here is medical or legal advice. Speak to a qualified clinician about your own circumstances, and to a solicitor about a claim.