Reading Time: <1 minuteThere have been quite a few cases of patients coming to our clinic being diagnosed and recommended surgery by non-physicians, resulting in them becoming victims. Many patients have complained that counselors who do not appear to have medical qualifications, who are not physicians, recommend mole examinations, diagnosis, and removal surgery at high costs, and then forcefully recommend same-day surgery with a special discount if the surgery is performed on the same day. Only doctors can diagnose. In addition, benign tumors such as senile warts, which almost never require removal, are benign and can be easily removed with a carbon dioxide laser or electrolysis. There is no option for removal. The problem is that counselors, who are not physicians, examine patients, make diagnoses, and recommend surgery. This is a fraudulent method of forcing all benign tumors that do not need to be removed to undergo removal surgery and demanding high treatment costs. It is a criminal act carried out in the name of medical care. It is an unacceptable act that gives a very bad image to cosmetic medicine. This cosmetic surgery clinic runs flashy TV commercials and listing ads, and many cosmetic surgeons know that it is a problematic and unscrupulous cosmetic surgery clinic. I would like patients to visit the hospital with sufficient knowledge and to have the courage to refuse treatment if they are recommended by someone other than a doctor.