Injectable cosmetic products not permitted under law, says drug regulator CDSCO
“Products supplied in form of injectable preparation do not fall under the definition of cosmetics. No cosmetic is permitted to be used as injection by consumer/professionals/ aesthetic clinics,” the notice said.
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