The aesthetics industry in South Africa is booming, evolving far beyond traditional plastic surgery to include a range of non-invasive treatments offered by dentists, GPs, and even beauty spas on wine farms. This growth has made cosmetic procedures more accessible to average income earners and attracted international aesthetic tourism. However, increased demand brings heightened risks—from subjective dissatisfaction to privacy breaches via social media. Alice Chigwada & Marissa van der Westhuizen highlight the importance of securing the right risk partner, maintaining patient confidentiality, and implementing strong risk management protocols, including written informed consent and clear aftercare. Click Here to Read More: https://itoo.co.za/the-hub/beauty-in-insurance/