Australian law treats many cosmetic injectable products as prescription-only medicines. The Therapeutic Goods Administration has been explicit: public advertising that promotes those products — including many everyday nicknames — is not allowed. AHPRA separately restricts testimonials and outcome claims for higher-risk cosmetic procedures.
This hub is the legal bookshelf for the rest of the site. Read TGA rules on cosmetic injection advertising, AHPRA testimonials and higher-risk procedures, and prescription-only medicines and public information.
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