A Thai dentist and her family members are seeking compensation from an illegal beauty clinic in Bangkok, owned by a fake doctor, after suffering disfigurement from filler injections.

 

The unnamed dentist visited the Consumer Protection Police Division (CPPD) office yesterday, October 1, together with her sister and mother, to file a complaint against the fake doctor who illegally operated a beauty clinic near the National Stadium BTS station.

 

The dentist explained that she and her family were interested in facial filler injections and conducted extensive research on various clinics in Bangkok until they selected a particular one. The clinic owner claimed to be a specialist approved by the Medical Council of Thailand, which instilled confidence in the three women to trust the service.

 

The three victims paid 1.02 million baht for the filler injections, only to experience severe facial distortion. The dentist reported that the clinic owner administered an excessive amount of filler to each of them. Specifically, her mother received 37 tubes instead of the prescribed 30, her sister received 28 tubes instead of 21, and she was given 22 tubes instead of 15.

 

The excessive fillers resulted in noticeable facial distortion a month later, to the extent that the dentist felt too self-conscious to go to work.

 

 

 

 

The dentist further investigated the identity of the clinic owner and discovered that the owner was not a doctor or specialist as claimed. She attempted to seek compensation but failed. The three victims had to pay 10,000 baht more for treatment costs themselves.

 

The dentist added that she and her family were not the first victims of this fake doctor. Many people suffered from beauty surgery mishaps performed by this illegal practitioner before. Several complaints were reported but did not lead to the alleged fake doctor’s arrest.

 

The CPPD acknowledged the complaint and will conduct further investigation into the fake doctor’s clinic.

 

In a related report, the Central Investigation Bureau raided four illegal beauty clinics in the eastern province of Rayong and the southern province of Phuket in August and seized more than 200 items, including registered and unregistered medicines, medical equipment, improperly labelled cosmetics, and other medical supplies worth over 280,000 baht.

 

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via Facebook/ ToKo

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-10-02

 

 

What a nice mother.  Taking her daughter to get her face rebuilt as a gift.

Is there not a database in Thailand to check a doctor's credentials before paying them to inject goop into you?

 

If there's not, there should be.

 

3 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The three victims paid 1.02 million baht for the filler injections,

For a million baht they should have known it was not going to be a subtle hardly noticeable result. 

 

3 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Specifically, her mother received 37 tubes instead of the prescribed 30, her sister received 28 tubes instead of 21, and she was given 22 tubes instead of 15.

I wonder if this doctor does boob jobs also. 

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The dentist explained that she and her family were interested in facial filler injections and conducted extensive research on various clinics in Bangkok until they selected a particular one. The clinic owner claimed to be a specialist approved by the Medical Council of Thailand, which instilled confidence in the three women to trust the service.

First mistake, taking someones word for it...

check the certifications and then follow that up with to see if they are registered on a national data base.

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The dentist further investigated the identity of the clinic owner and discovered that the owner was not a doctor or specialist as claimed. She attempted to seek compensation but failed. The three victims had to pay 10,000 baht more for treatment costs themselves.

 

The dentist added that she and her family were not the first victims of this fake doctor. Many people suffered from beauty surgery mishaps performed by this illegal practitioner before. Several complaints were reported but did not lead to the alleged fake doctor’s arrest.

So your earlier extensive research included what?

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

conducted extensive research on various clinics in Bangkok until they selected a particular one

Probably the cheapest.

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

specialist approved by the Medical Council of Thailand, which instilled confidence in the three women to trust the service.

 

As a dentist? he should have known to chose a specialist for plastic and aesthetic surgery. But probably not as cheap as the chosen one🤗

I wonder if she is a real 'certified' dentist?

people with too mutt money... a million baht in filler, wth

On 10/2/2024 at 7:26 PM, impulse said:

Is there not a database in Thailand to check a doctor's credentials before paying them to inject goop into you?

If there's not, there should be.

Do any other countries have such a publicly-accessible database?

6 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Do any other countries have such a publicly-accessible database?

 

In the US, states do make some information available to the public.