There must not be any more victims, but this dermatology clinic said it was an “injection that does not contain steroids, No-steroid,” and claimed that their clinic’s own nose-sculpting injection was different, with scary descriptions of steroid side effects written out. Many procedure reviews were posted on various blogs and Instagram. Two years ago, I asked the public health center about the ingredients of the nose-sculpting injection performed at this dermatology clinic, but they just let it pass, which felt strange. So this time I asked the public health center again, and they said they could not tell me. When I said I would file a complaint, they disclosed the ingredients. But I was so shocked. Please understand that there are things I cannot write here. That drug does not match its approved indications, and there are so many adverse reactions or side effects, such as shock, cardiac abnormalities, etc., that I cannot write them all. For now, after the holiday, on Monday, I will file a complaint with the prosecutors’ office for several violations of the Medical Service Act. The public health center says that the nose-sculpting injection, contour injection, deep cheek injection, double-chin injection, cheekbone-reduction injection, and under-eye fat-removal injection performed at this dermatology clinic are all done with the same drug.
Thermage, which is famous as a lifting device, was also emphasized on the website as having been used by that director for the longest period, so I filed a complaint with the public health center for false information, but they just let it pass. Also, this clinic’s sign says dermatology, but the doctor is not a board-certified dermatologist. In the career section, it said they were an outpatient professor at a famous university hospital, so I looked into it and found that they had only graduated from medical school and had not completed an internship or residency. When I asked the public health center about the career history as a violation of the Medical Service Act, the person in charge just let it pass.
They say it takes more than two years to go through the police, prosecutors, and trial, but victims will continue to occur until then, so everyone has no choice but to look into things themselves and be careful. I think you must ask the director before the procedure whether they completed an internship. When I sought advice from a lawyer, they gave the authoritative interpretation that among those who received nose-sculpting injections and similar procedures, people who were not told the exact identity of that injectable and its side effects may be able to receive damages. Everyone, please really be careful.
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