Cục Quản lý Dược (Bộ Y tế) vừa ra quyết định thu hồi 80 số tiếp nhận phiếu công bố và đình chỉ lưu hành, thu hồi toàn quốc 162 sản phẩm mỹ phẩm liên quan đến vợ chồng chủ thẩm mỹ viện Mailisa. Các sản phẩm này bị phát hiện không đáp ứng quy định về quản lý mỹ phẩm, tiềm ẩn nguy cơ ảnh hưởng sức khỏe người tiêu dùng.
#ThuHoiMyPham #Mailisa #BoYTe #QuanLyDuoc #MyPhamKhongDatChuan
#Recall #CosmeticSafety #Vietnam #MailisaClinic #HealthRegulation
⚠️ CẢNH BÁO: Bộ Y tế yêu cầu ngừng kinh doanh và sử dụng 6 loại mỹ phẩm (sữa tắm, sữa rửa mặt, kem bôi da) do vi phạm quy định an toàn. Người dân cần kiểm tra và ngưng dùng ngay! 🚫🧴
#CảnhBáoSứcKhỏe #AnToànMỹPhẩm #SứcKhỏeCộngĐồng #HealthWarning #CosmeticSafety #PublicHealth
'A Mini-Review on the Safety of PTFE as a Cosmetic Ingredient' - an #OpenAccess article in the Journal of the Netherlands Society of #Toxicology on #ScienceOpen:
🔗 https://www.scienceopen.com/hosted-document?doi=10.61833/JNST.2024.0003
<p xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" class="first" dir="auto" id="d1214394e98">Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are synthetic fluorinated organic compounds known for their chemical and thermal stability, attributed to the strong carbon-fluorine bond. This bond resists biodegradation, making PFAS more likely to persist in the environment. PFAS are used as ingredients in cosmetic products due to their hydrophobicity and stability. Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), commonly known as Teflon, is among the most frequently used PFAS, serving as a bulking agent and slip modifier. Despite its widespread use, PTFE, as a polymer, is not required to be registered under the European REACH regulation – limiting the availability of safety data. Studies have shown that PTFE, at concentrations relevant to cosmetic products, does not cause acute toxicity, skin irritation, or sensitization. However, subcutaneous implantation studies in animals have indicated potential for carcinogenicity. These results may not be directly relevant given the topical application of most cosmetics. There is a lack of data on the dermal absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, endocrine disruption, and aquatic toxicity of PTFE. The persistence and potential health risks of PFAS have led to a proposed precautionary ban in the EU even though further research is still needed to comprehensively assess the safety of PFAS, such as PTFE, in cosmetics. </p>
As the demand for youthful, wrinkle-free skin increases, so does the market for cosmetic enhancements like Botox. Unfortunately, this popularity has also led to a surge in counterfeit Botox treatments, particularly in states like Texas.
https://retroworldnews.com/the-hidden-dangers-of-counterfeit-botox-protecting-yourself-from-unsafe-injections/
#CounterfeitBotox #BotoxSafety #ProtectYourself #UnsafeInjections #BeautyRisks #HealthAwareness #CosmeticSafety #FakeBotox #Injections #Skincare #AestheticMedicine #ConsumerProtection #BotoxAwareness #StayInformed #BeautyIndustry #beauty
🚨 Caution: The surge in demand for non-surgical cosmetic procedures has led to a rise in low-cost offerings. But beware, this isn’t as beneficial as it seems.
Quality treatments, like botulinum toxin injections, are expensive for valid reasons - superior products, exceptional service, and strict safety standards. Don’t compromise on quality and safety for lower prices. #CosmeticSafety #qualitycare #beauty #beautytherapy
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https://www.saveface.co.uk/en/blog/post/the-true-cost-of-cheap-botox
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