For qualified practitioners. Aesthetics Unwrapped resources are professional reference materials for registered healthcare professionals and qualified, insured aesthetic practitioners. They are not patient information and are not intended for members of the public.

If a concern were raised tomorrow and someone asked for your prescribing records, would they already exist?

Most independent prescribers working in aesthetics are holding this together with a WhatsApp thread and a good memory. Not through carelessness, but because nobody hands you these documents when you qualify.

The Aesthetic Prescriber's Bundle is that paperwork, written and ready to use.

Created by Kelsie · NMC Registered Nurse Prescriber · PGCert Cosmetic & Aesthetic Medicine

Content aligned with NMC, GMC, GDC, GPhC, HCPC and MHRA standards for prescribing in aesthetics.

Instant download. Lifetime access. Every future update included.

The documents almost nobody provides

If you prescribe for other practitioners, this is the section most prescribers are missing entirely:

• Prescriber and practitioner arrangements
• England and Wales agreements, and separate Scotland agreements
• Due diligence and onboarding checklists for the practitioners you prescribe for
• Fees and contracts

These are the records that matter when someone asks you to account for a decision you made months ago.

What this is

This is not a course. It is a working toolkit: 33 professionally written documents you can use, adapt, and apply in clinical practice from the day you download them.

Built around current UK law, MHRA licensing, and the standards of the NMC, GMC, GDC, GPhC and HCPC, it gives you the frameworks, documents and quick references you need, without the hours of research.

What's included

33 documents across 9 sections:

• Start Here: welcome and bundle overview, so you know what is in the pack and where each document sits, plus the full review history and change log for the bundle
• Legal & Regulatory Framework: UK prescribing law, off-label prescribing, remote prescribing protocols
• Standards & Professional Bodies: the Competency Framework for All Prescribers, dedicated guidance for NMC registrants, dedicated guidance for GMC registrants, and a dedicated document on prescribing standards for GPhC, HCPC and GDC registrants, plus indemnity and insurance and a guide to BAMAN, ACE, JCCP and Save Face
• Documentation & Record-Keeping: prescribing documentation, adverse event records, prescribing decision record, controlled drugs
• Prescribing for Others: prescriber-practitioner arrangements, England/Wales and Scotland agreements, due diligence onboarding, fees and contracts
• Pharmacy & Medicines Management: prescription writing, aesthetic formulary (all 7 botulinum toxin brands licensed in the UK for aesthetic use), storage and cold chain, working with pharmacies
• Audit, CPD & Governance: clinical governance framework, prescribing audit template, CPD log
• Quick Reference Resources: emergency medicines, off-label prescribing, prescribing glossary, regulatory contacts
• Scotland Supplement: what's different for prescribers practising in Scotland, INP stock-holding guide

Thirty-three documents, the equivalent of around £4 each. The alternative is hours of legal and regulatory research you do not have time for, and the risk of getting it wrong.

Who it's for

Any UK independent prescriber working in aesthetics or considering prescribing for aesthetic practitioners: nurses (NMC V300), doctors (GMC), dentists (GDC), pharmacists (GPhC), and allied health professionals (HCPC).

Why it's different

Every document was reviewed in September 2026 against the current Summary of Product Characteristics for each medicine and against MHRA, NMC, GMC, GDC, GPhC, HCPC, ACE and JCCP guidance. Every document carries its review date and its next review date, and the bundle includes the full change log from that review: every correction, the wording before and after, and the source that decided it. That review covers:

• The NMC face-to-face requirement (in force 1 June 2025), correctly applied across all elective cosmetic prescriptions, initial and repeat
• All 7 botulinum toxin brands licensed in the UK for aesthetic use, each checked against its current SmPC, with licensed indications, age restrictions and unit types set out separately from off-label use
• The real position on the Health and Care Act 2022 licensing scheme in England: the government confirmed its intention to proceed, but the secondary legislation has not been laid and no scheme is yet in force
• The Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Act 2026, passed on 17 March 2026 with Royal Assent on 12 May 2026, whose core prohibitions have not yet commenced
• Montgomery consent standard, duty of candour, IR35, and more

Lifetime access. Every future update included.

Your purchase gives you permanent access via a Google Drive link. Prescribing regulation moves faster than almost any area of aesthetic practice, and as documents are revised or added they appear in the same folder automatically at no extra cost. Buy once, and your prescribing framework stays current.

Format

33 Word documents (.docx), delivered as a digital download immediately after purchase. Compatible with Microsoft Word and Google Docs.

This bundle is for professional reference only. It does not constitute legal or regulatory advice.

Need the clinical governance side too?
This bundle covers prescribing. If you also need the clinical SOPs, emergency protocols and clinic documentation that sit alongside it, the Pro Compliance Pack covers that from £245, including the CQC, HIW and HIS registration templates.

Access & Refund Policy
All products are delivered as instant digital downloads. Refunds cannot be issued once the download link has been accessed. If you have any problem accessing your files, contact us within 14 days of purchase and we will resolve it promptly.