A new death linked to illegal Botox injections raises concerns about an uncontrolled phenomenon in France, where fake injectors, often operating through social media, endanger the lives of their clients. (translated)
The national union of plastic surgery calls for a tightening of penalties against illegal aesthetic injections following the deaths of two women, with 5,000 doctors signing a statement condemning the proliferation of these dangerous practices carried out by non-professionals. (translated)
After the tragic death of a woman in Nice due to an illegal injection of hyaluronic acid, surgeon Barbara Lerhe warns about the dangers of unregulated aesthetic practices, highlighting the increase in deaths and the health risks for clients. (translated)
Following the death of a 25-year-old woman in a beauty institute in Nice, three people have been placed in police custody and an investigation into illegal botox injections has been opened, raising concerns about the safety of such practices in uncertified establishments. (translated)
Le phénomène des « fake injectors » en France, qui proposent des injections esthétiques illégales sur les réseaux sociaux, soulève des inquiétudes croissantes quant aux risques pour la santé, avec des signalements en forte augmentation et représentant 40 % des actes de médecine esthétique, alors qu'un décès récent met en lumière les dangers de ces pratiques non réglementées. #FakeInjectors #MédecineEsthétique #InjectionsIllégales
