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SharePoint 2010 - Remove users permissions to edit own profile

Our client wants to use the user profile service as an automated organizational chart, but doesn't want any of the social networking features of SharePoint 2010. All user info is imported from AD correctly, but there are links all over the place to "Edit my Profile" or "Update my Keywords" or do facebook-like status updates and notes. We've gotten rid of some of them by deactivating the "Social Tags and Note Board Ribbon Controls" feature in central admin, but we can't find a way to remove a user's permission to edit their own profile. Does any one have any tips on how to do this? So far we've been reduced to removing them through CSS, which is not ideal at all.

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