Patricia Molloy

It's ethically, it's not the right thing to do.

And that again is from education, from medical education.

And we can spot people who may have a little bit of body dysmorphia.

And advise them against having treatment or, you know, refer them to another specialist where they may need to have a consultation.

To a certain extent, yes.

But again, non-medics are administering Botox as well.

You have to be either a doctor, a dentist or a nurse and a nurse can administer neurotoxin under the direction of a doctor.

Well, I would say... It's your business.

It's your bread and butter.

Well, it is my bread and butter.

But also, I mean, if fillers are done properly, you should know anybody has had fillers done.

And that's the key.

They should just look really better for themselves.

Well, I spend my time training people all the time.

Please don't do that to anybody.

It's not a good look.