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A 29-year-old Toronto man allegedly claimed to be a surgeon and performed cosmetic procedures on women he met at a dog park.
The women allegedly went to the man's home and received what they believed were Botox, Ozempic , and Salmon DNA injections.
The woman were “suspicious” of the man’s behaviour and then found out he was allegedly “not qualified to provide the cosmetic procedures”.
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