'Lip King' banned twice before woman's BBL death

'Lip King' banned twice before woman's BBL deathImage source, Family handoutImage caption, Alice Webb died in hospital after becoming unwell following a liquid Brazilian Butt Lift procedureByFiona Lamdin, West of England home and social affairs correspondent and Polly March, West of EnglandPublished5 hours agoA cosmetic practitioner arrested after the death of a mother-of-five had been banned from carrying out liquid Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedures in two other parts of England, the BBC has learned.Jordan Parke, known as the "Lip King", faced enforcement action in Dudley and Greater Manchester before treating Alice Webb in Gloucester in 2024.Webb's former partner, Ben Kingscote, said the case highlighted gaps in regulation and called for a national system to prevent practitioners operating elsewhere.A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said ministers would consult on tougher measures covering high-risk cosmetic procedures, including liquid BBLs.A BBL is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure in which dermal fillers are injected into the buttocks to alter their size or shape.More from Gloucestershire 'I was abused after meeting man on dating app'Published5 hours agoMan crushed to death after safety fence removed Published18 hours agoTime Team star to headline history festivalPublished14 hours agoKingscote said Webb, from Wotton-under-Edge in Gloucestershire, would not have undergone the procedure had she known about the previous enforcement action."If Alice had known about these prohibition orders she wouldn't have had it done," he said. "Her kids were everything to her. She adored her kids. She wouldn't have done something that would have jeopardised that."Gloucestershire Police had been investigating the death of Webb, 33, who died in hospital after becoming unwell following the treatment.In October, a BBC investigation reported Parke, 34, had been arrested on suspicion of manslaug...