Kendall Masseuse Loses License After Offering Botox to Undercover Cops for $300

Kendall Masseuse Loses License After Offering Botox to Undercover Cops for $300
In addition to revoking her license, the Board fined Sanchez $10,000 and assessed $1,902.60 in investigative costs
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A Kendall woman had her massage therapist license revoked Sunday, after she offered to administer Botox for $300 without a license.
According to the Florida Department of Health administrative complaint, Liliana Patricia Sanchez “offered to inject Botox into the forehead and/or around the eyes” of undercover investigators from Miami-Dade police and the Department of Health for $300 thereby attempting to practice medicine without a license.
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