The JCCP is a company limited by guarantee, which means it operates as a not-for-profit organisation governed by a board of trustees. The JCCP is a UK registered charity and must demonstrate that it operates for the benefit of the public, focusing on patient safety and public protection.
The charity's purpose is to promote public health, safety, and protection by developing and promoting high standards of practice among non-surgical cosmetic practitioners and hair restoration surgeons. This includes:
Defining and maintaining an effective structure to set the standard for professional education and training among non-surgical cosmetic practitioners and hair restoration surgeons, including maintaining a register of approved education and training providers.
Working with professional statutory regulatory bodies involved in non-surgical cosmetic practice to develop appropriate processes for joint action on fitness to practise and registrant conduct, guided by the standards of safe practice and proficiency established by the JCCP.
Advancing the study and practice of non-surgical cosmetic procedures to ensure safe and effective standards for the public.
Educating the public and promoting research for public benefit in the field of non-surgical cosmetic and hair restoration treatments.
Providing expert knowledge and advice to organisations responsible for developing clinical and practice-based standards for non-surgical treatments to enhance public safety.
Regulating practitioners by maintaining a voluntary register of individuals who meet the prescribed standards and continuing professional development requirements, ensuring they are fit to practise.
Publishing and implementing a code of practice for registrants to uphold public protection.
Maintaining a public facing register for members of the public and other stakeholders to raise issues of concern/complaints.
Engaging with UK Government departments and regulators to advise on policy matters relating to the cosmetic sector.
In these articles, “charitable” refers to purposes defined under UK law, while adhering to relevant charity legislation in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
The JCCP is governed by a board of trustees, chaired by Professor David Sines, CBE. Professor Sines led the Health Education England (HEE) stakeholder consultation following the Keogh Review and has chaired the JCCP Council since January 2016.
Trustee appointments and governance structures have been reviewed through legal consultation and formally registered with Companies House.
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