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Menar Jimmy Georgiou
for the following treatments … Botox … B12 Injections”.
medical treatments may not be advertised to the public. Botox and B12 injections were POMs. The ad … stated, “Models wanted for the following treatments … Botox … B12 Injections
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Glowery Ltd t/a Glowday
2022. One page featured an image of four women together and text “The best Botox in London … ”. Beneath that, text stated “We only feature the best Botox practitioners near you who we … and answer section and a treatment guide to Botox. A second page, titled “Back to School Botox
complainant challenged whether the ads breached the Code because it advertised Botox, a prescription … -only medicine (POM). 2. The ASA challenged whether the “Back To School Botox” page … and aesthetic treatments. Consumers were not able to purchase Botox or any other prescription-only
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Egemed Hastaneleri
emoji] Summer sale [parasol emoji] [present emoji] 3-zone facial botox [...] Transactions included … , A World-Class Hospital, Perfect Service” and underneath appeared a graphic of a gift box with text stating “3 Zone Facial BOTOX” next to it.
3. the ad breached the Code because it advertised Botox, a prescription only medicine. The … ”, a promotion which offered “3 zone facial BOTOX” as a free gift, with no indication of a … (POM) must not be advertised to the public. We understood that Botox was a POM. The ad featured two
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TJC & BLC Aesthetics Clinic & Training Academy
[…] Foundation Botox […] Vitamin b12 [sic] injections […] Anatomy &
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Secret Surgery Ltd
“I want to … tell you about the national shortage of … Botox. Now, with immediate
ASA challenged whether the ads were irresponsible because by claiming there was a shortage of Botox … to the public. The ASA understood that Botox was a POM. The ads invited readers to book Botox … advertising of Botox treatment to the general public was prohibited, we also assessed whether the ads
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LIFT Aesthetics t/a lift.aesthetics
. LIFT Aesthetics confirmed that Mr Woods did not pay for the Botox treatment featured in the ads … stated that they were aware that it was a breach of the CAP Code to refer to Botox in marketing … free Botox treatment constituted a payment to Mr Woods. We then assessed the degree of control LIFT
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Valterous Ltd t/a Therapie Clinic
Clinics UK. They challenged whether the ads promoted Botox, and therefore breached the Code by … , dermal filler and lip filler were non-POM treatments, botulinum toxin (Botox) was a POM. The ad stated … , namely Botox. We therefore concluded that the ad advertised a POM to the general public. The ad
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Dr Bunny Aesthetics
within the ad were indirect references to Botox, that had the same effect as promoting a POM
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My Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd
The complainant, who believed that Penny Lane had used Botox, challenged whether the ad