At least six women in New Jersey who hoped to plump up their backsides have ended up hospitalized with infections, after a bogus doctor injected their derrieres with a mixture of silicone, petroleum jelly and, perhaps most hazardous, household caulk.

New Jersey health officials said the dangerous mixture had seriously damaging effects.

"What we've been hearing from the hospitals is that these women are presented with deep tissue infections and skin infections," New Jersey Health Department epidemiologist Dr. Tina Tan told the New York Post. "Abscesses form in some cases."

According to the Post report, health officials in New Jersey have warned New York authorities about the phony doctor, who could face criminal charges of practicing medicine without a license. The person reportedly "treated" women from hospitals in New Jersey.

Not only did the women suffer health setbacks in their attempt to gain shapely bottoms, the botched butt enhancements allegedly left them disfigured. A hospital source told the Post their backsides are so cratered and lumpy, they resemble "moonscapes."



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I'm not a name brand person. I usually buy things that are lower in cost, on sale or I have a coupon. I also like to shop at yard sales and thrift stores. There is no way, as much as i like to save money, that I would be crazy enough to get a medical procedure solely because it is the cheapest price. I'm not going to risk infection, disfigurement and possibly death for cosmetic surgery.

I hope they lock this phony doctor up for a long time. He wasn't just injecting harmless stuff. He was injecting caulk.....maybe he's really a general contractor.

BobLHead wrote:

the phony doctor, who could face criminal charges of practicing medicine without a license.

.....the phoney doctor, who could face criminal charges.......
Could?
COULD?

What, do they need a close-up video of this guy ax murdering
people before he gets locked up? And nobody at "the hospitals"
where this took place noticed anything wrong?

jigsaw1800 ~
There wasn't any mention in this news release that this was caused by
a discount doctor. For all we know, this guy could have charged his
patients an awful lot of money for this procedure.

Too bad that these women's health is now at risk.


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jigsaw1800 wrote:

He was injecting caulk.....maybe he's really a general contractor.

Well, if he's a good one, they won't have to worry about leaks for a while.



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I've practicing medicine for years...still can't get the hang of it.