This page regularly updates links to professional information relevant to Cosmetic Appearance Nurses – from industry standards – to the most current safety information.
Professional Standards
Australian Draft of Standards
Guidelines for Registered Medical Practitioners who perform Cosmetic Medical and Surgical Procedures
Advanced Nurse Competencies
British Association of Aesthetic Nurses
Health & Safety
Health & Safety Policy
Hazard Management
Injury/Incident Flowchart
- Charts for your clinic:
- https://www.nzrc.org.nz/assets/Uploads/Advanced-Life-Support-for-Adults-Jan-2016.pdf
- http://neanz.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/ACLS-Child-Infant-2011.pdf
- https://www.nzrc.org.nz/assets/Guidelines/Algorithms/Basic-Life-Support-Jan-2016.pdf
- https://www.nzrc.org.nz/assets/Guidelines/Algorithms/Choking-Jan-2016.pdf
- https://www.nzrc.org.nz/assets/Guidelines/Algorithms/Paediatric-Anaphylaxis-Jan-2016.pdf
- https://www.nzrc.org.nz/assets/Guidelines/Algorithms/Adult-Anaphylaxis-Jan-2016.pdf
- After Sharps Injury
Advertising
No testimonials allowed.
If you mention a brand of botulinum toxin you must have that brand’s disclaimer in small writing at the bottom of the page.
Medical Council Advertising Guidelines
Association of NZ Advertisers
TAPS Advertising Guidelines
Advertising Standards Authority
Advertising Code of Ethics
Code for Comparative Advertising
Therapeutic and Health Advertising Code (effective 1 September 2016)
The ASA Codes are quite strict about misleading claims and social responsibility and it would be wise to avoid comparing a cosmetic product / device / procedure with a medicine / medical device / method of treatment and implying the same result. Such an approach would be open to complaints to the ASCB which would have strong chances of being upheld.
Guidelines developed by the Aesthetic Complications Experts (ACE) Group
Anatomy for Injections Video
