Guides on CQC inspection readiness, regulations and compliance for aesthetic clinics.
If you run a CQC-registered clinic, you have probably seen the headlines about the CQC’s 2026 reform — the Single Assessment Framework being replaced, quality statements dropped, and a return to Key Lines of Enquiry. It is easy to read that and assume a compliance scramble is coming. It is not. Here is what is…
HMRC is actively investigating aesthetic clinics. A 2025 Upper Tribunal ruling makes clear: it’s not your qualifications that protect your VAT position — it’s your documentation. Here’s what your clinical notes must contain.
CQC Regulation 17 requires aesthetic clinics to have robust governance systems. Here’s what that means in practice — and how to build evidence that holds up under inspection.
CQC inspectors look closely at consent processes in aesthetic clinics. Under the Montgomery ruling, paper forms alone aren’t enough. Here’s what inspection-ready consent looks like.
Preparing for a CQC inspection? Here’s exactly what inspectors look for in aesthetic clinics — and how to have the evidence ready before they walk through the door.
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