Reading Time: <1 minuteThe issue of cosmetic surgery has been brought to the forefront, but what do the doctors, nurses, and staff working in the group think? Some have been shocked by the illegal activities within and immediately quit, while others willingly participate in the illegal activities and commit crimes. There seem to be a lot of doctors and staff working there, but if such horrible acts were committed by the whole organization, it is more vicious than the Big Motor incident that has been a hot topic recently, and it is assumed that there are many victims. It is serious if not only money is taken, but physical damage and even life is taken. It seems that doctors working in these cosmetic surgery clinics are promised high salaries. It is abnormal that the salary increases depending on how well they deceive patients and extort money, regardless of their skills as a cosmetic surgeon. It is assumed that it will be difficult to work at a legitimate medical institution if your resume is seen. I have examined many patients who have been treated at unscrupulous cosmetic surgery clinics, and the terrible results are so bad that I cannot introduce them in a blog. As a cosmetic surgeon, I feel strong indignation toward the doctors who treated them and the staff who extorted large amounts of money from patients and forced them to take out medical loans. Our clinic does not handle high-interest medical loans, does not employ unskilled doctors, does not perform upselling, does not perform MiraDry, exosome infusions, or liposuction. It seems that the existence of beauty nurses and influencers can also spur unscrupulous cosmetic surgeries. Aren't cosmetic surgeries that have nurses perform laser treatments, MiraDry, and other treatments problematic? There is a huge difference in the results between the treatments performed by nurses and those performed by experienced specialists. As seen in the MiraDry death incident, treatments performed by beauty nurses carry great risks. We strongly hope that the revelations in this serialized article in Shukan Bunshun will reduce the number of problematic cosmetic surgeries.