UK Revokes Doctor Oluwafemi Tijion Esho License Over Sex For Free Botox
In a shocking revelation that has rocked the cosmetic surgery industry, Dr. Oluwafemi “Tijion” Esho, a prominent Nigerian cosmetic doctor, has been stripped of his medical license following a scandalous exchange of Botox treatments for sexual favors.
The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) panel found Dr. Esho guilty of engaging in an improper emotional relationship with a patient, known only as Patient A. The tribunal heard confessions from Dr. Esho about “inappropriate” sexual messages exchanged on Instagram, which painted a picture of a professional boundary crossed.
Despite Dr. Esho’s denial of physical contact, the tribunal ruled that he did, in fact, engage in sexual intercourse with Patient A at his Newcastle upon Tyne clinic in 2021, further compromising his position by providing Botox treatments without charge. The tribunal’s findings did not stop there; they revealed unsettling behavior, including stroking the patient’s hair and making lewd comments about her physique.
The gravity of Dr. Esho’s actions led to the tribunal’s decision to revoke his medical license, deeming his fitness to practice impaired by his misconduct. The full reasons for this severe sanction are expected to be disclosed next week.
The case has been punctuated by a series of “inappropriate” messages sent by Dr. Esho to Patient A over a span of nearly three years, with exchanges that included explicit innuendos and requests for more provocative images.
Once a respected figure in the media, Dr. Esho’s fall from grace is as dramatic as it is cautionary. His regular appearances on ITV’s morning program and Channel 4’s Body Fixers, where he provided expert opinions on cosmetic surgery, are now overshadowed by the scandal.
As the cosmetic surgery community grapples with the implications of this case, the public is left to ponder the ethical boundaries of medical professionals and the trust placed in their hands.
