A glittering “back-alley beauty” was arrested for the supposed injection of its customers with fake botox and fillers.
Olena Malasheych, a national of Ukraine, was detained last week in her apartment in Jacksonville, Florida – where authorities say a “mystery filter” and insulted people inside her home, Jax Action News reports.
It was supposed to have no medical permission to execute businesses, the Ministry of enforcement of the Florida law announced to X.
It remains unclear which substance may have been injected to its customers, but Dr. Cyndi Yag-Howard, owner of Yag-Howard Cosmetic Dermatology in Naples I said to Fox 13 It could be some different things. ”
“People can order their own neurotoxins individually,” he explained. “They can order it online from other countries. They can also order online fillers from other countries in a way-you-yourself. ”
These substances, however, can cause blindness, stroke or permanent disability of the facial muscles, Yag-Howard said. The Federal Food and Drug Administration also warns that fake injectables can cause blurred vision and even respiratory problems.
Therefore, experts say that these types of procedures should only be done in a professional office where emergency supplies are available.
Still, Malasheych was somewhat able to attract women to her apartment for these “back-alley” injections.
Olena Malasheych, a Ukrainian national, faces charges of practicing or attempting to practice medicine without medical permit
He is accused of ordering a “Movement Mystery Filter” and involved people in Jacksonville’s apartment, Florida, where he was arrested last week
THENE INDEPENDENT NEW ACTION NEWS ACTIONS How to see women regularly lined up outside Malasheych’s apartment.
“I saw women go there,” he said. “I said” hello “to some people who pass, going there. But I had no idea what was going on, “he said.
Another neighbor, Kamiya Timmons, also said that she did not completely know what was going on in her apartment complex.
“That’s crazy for me,” Timmons said. “This is a professional thing and does it at home, in my neighborhood – and I didn’t even know.”
Malasheych was eventually arrested after a joint investigation by the Florida law enforcement department, the Ministry of Health, Customs and Border Regional Florida in Florida and internal security.
The authorities have not yet revealed what has prompted them to start considering the Ukrainian woman’s businesses or if any of her clients suffered health problems as a result of fake injectable.
However, Malasheych is now facing charges of practicing or attempting to practice medicine without medical permit and was released by custody Thursday.
However, her legal problems can only start – as the Florida law enforcement department wrote that Malasheych’s “Visa Work Visa can take its own facelift at some point soon.”
Foreign Minister Marco Rubio
The Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs has fallen to visa holders committing crimes in the United States.
Last month, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio announced that it had implemented a “one -day” policy for all temporary visa holders in a document marking the first 100 days of Trump.
“There is now a policy policy: Catch and Revoke,” Rubio wrote. “Every time the government arrests citizens who do not belong to America that violate our laws, we will take action to recall their regime.
“The time of the disdainfully exploited by the generosity of our nation is over,” he concluded.
