Toronto Man Charged for Allegedly Posing as Surgeon and Injecting Four Women

The 29-year-old suspect allegedly approached victims at a dog park and conducted unlicensed cosmetic procedures in his home.

The man is facing seven counts of assault with a weapon and a common nuisance charge after his arrest on Saturday.
Police allege he posed as a surgeon at a local hospital and offered cosmetic treatments to women he met at a downtown Toronto dog park.
The victims received what they believed were injections of Botox, Salmon DNA, and Ozempic at the suspect's home.
Authorities have not yet identified the substances used in the injections, but none of the victims required hospitalization.
Police are investigating the possibility of additional victims and are urging anyone with information to come forward.