'Lip King' banned twice before woman's BBL death
Summary
Jordan Parke, a cosmetic practitioner nicknamed the "Lip King," was banned twice from performing liquid Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedures in parts of England before a woman, Alice Webb, died after receiving the treatment from him in Gloucester in 2024. Authorities and family members say there is a need for national rules to prevent risky cosmetic practitioners from working in new areas after being banned elsewhere.Key Facts
- Alice Webb, a mother of five, died after a liquid Brazilian Butt Lift procedure performed by Jordan Parke.
- Jordan Parke was banned from doing liquid BBLs in Dudley and Greater Manchester before treating Webb.
- Prohibition orders were issued in Dudley (2023) and Salford (February 2024) restricting Parke’s practice.
- Parke was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter but was not charged; he died in February 2024 in an unrelated incident.
- Alice Webb’s former partner, Ben Kingscote, called for national regulations to stop banned cosmetic practitioners from working elsewhere.
- The Department of Health and Social Care plans to consult on stricter rules for high-risk cosmetic procedures like liquid BBLs.
- The Gloucestershire Police investigated Webb’s death; her inquest is expected in autumn 2024 before a jury.
- The case highlights concerns about gaps in the regulation of cosmetic treatments across different regions.
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