Aid agencies (ones that actually care) have been battling authorities for years, but it's just met with a "yawn" despite the huge number of devastated families. One problem is how prized fetal tissue is:

Posing as buyers, Dr. Lazariev's team asked whether the clinics could supply them with living brain cells from fetuses 15 to 27 weeks old. Suppliers were easy to find, he said; one clinic even gave him an invoice for the product, signed and stamped, offering an undefined quantity of the brain material for 7,750 hryvnya (about $1,800).

Such tissue commands high prices because it is used for stem-cell injections by cosmetic clinics, activists say. Some women believe that the injections can rejuvenate their faces; men have extracts from fetal testicles injected into their genitals, hoping to improve their prowess.

Fetal tissue is huge in the beauty market from placenta masks to lotions and creams. It's supposed to only be form animal fetal tissue, but when there is that big of a market demand there is always a way to get it.

https://nbscience.com/what-is-fetal-stem-cells-products/

Almost all the “fetal stem cells ” cosmetics that an ordinary woman can buy in a store are of animal origin. Labeling can be such: extracts Ovar, Placenta, Cutis, Hepar, Amnion, Liquor amnii (amniotic fluid), placental proteins, fetal skin proteins, etc. Products of human origin are labeled Human or Fetal. It is important to understand that manufacturers often do not indicate that in addition to products of animal origin (whose use may also be controversial from the ethical point of view), human embryos may also be included in the composition (such cosmetics costs an order of magnitude more expensive). Basically, these are cosmetic lines of Swiss, French, German and Russian manufacturers. These are cleansing lotions, and “antipruritic” creams, eye creams, anti-cellulite creams and even tooth cream pastes.

That is why the shills try to mislead people on the "blood-drinking" stuff. They don't want you looking at the beauty industry where the demand for human fetal tissue is massive.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/nov/3/aborted-fetus-cells-used-in-anti-aging-products/

In a statement released Friday, in response to a wave of condemnation from pro-life and religious blogs, Neocutis defended the use of its trademarked ingredient, Processed Skin Cell Proteins, or PSP, arguing that the fetal cell line was harvested in a responsible, ethical manner for use in treating severe dermatological injuries.

The ingredient was developed at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland from proteins in the skin tissue of a 14-week-old male baby electively aborted at the university’s hospital and donated to the Swiss university. The abortion was deemed medically necessary because the baby could not survive to term, according to Neocutis.

The firm’s online entries say the products were “inspired by fetal skin’s unique properties” and that the technology “uses cultured fetal skin cells to obtain an optimal, naturally balanced mixture of skin nutrients.”

“Neocutis means, literally, new skin. And who wouldn’t like to turn back time to create flawless baby skin again?” says one ad.

Q post #3405 goes into the hard truth.

So many resort to plastic surgery at increasingly young ages because they don't want to get old. The booming demand for beauty products that reverse aging creates an increasingly huge demand for ingredients that will slow down aging.