5 Vietnamese nabbed for conducting cosmetic procedures without license
According to the NBI, the foreigners were offering cosmetic procedures such as brow lifts, lip surgery, fox eye surgery, under-eye fillers, thread lifts, and upper eyelid surgery on social media.
The NBI confirmed that they were performing the procedures without licenses from the Professional Regulation Commission during a surveillance operation.
Following this, authorities arrested them in an entrapment operation on August 7. They also seized the medical tools and other items used in the procedures.
The five were presented for inquest proceedings for violation of the Medical Act of 1959, in relation to the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012; the Food and Drug Administration Act; and the Philippine Pharmacy Act. —VAL, GMA Integrated News
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