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" Cosmetic surgery clinics have been criticised for using &amp;#039;irresponsible&amp;#039; sales tactics to encourage people to undergo surgery. The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (Baaps), which represents many of the UK&amp;#039;s cosmetic surgeons, has called for an end to bad practices, highlighting a number of negligent adverts. One advert used an &amp;#039;anatomically impossible&amp;#039; model, while another offered a \u00A3250 discount for consumers who opted to have surgery quickly. A third advert was for a &amp;#039;lunchtime facial&amp;#039;, which Baaps claims is impossible and raises false expectations. Consultant plastic surgeon Douglas McGeorge, who is also president of Baaps, said that the organisation has become &amp;#039;increasingly concerned&amp;#039; about the standard and style of cosmetic surgery adverts. Speaking at the Baaps annual conference, he noted: &amp;#039;Surgery is a serious undertaking which requires realistic expectations and should only proceed after proper consultation with a reputable and properly qualified clinician in an appropriate clinical setting.&amp;#039; A spokesman for the Advertising Standards Authority told the BBC that there may be &amp;#039;more complaints&amp;#039; as there are &amp;#039;more adverts of that nature out there&amp;#039;. \u00A9 Adfero Ltd "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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