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Madrid Police Close Three Illegal Aesthetic Clinics Over Unqualified Procedures and Banned Products

Police cite unlicensed staff using untraceable drugs with unsafe equipment, prompting court‑ordered seizures.

Overview

  • Municipal officers in Usera dismantled three sites and placed hundreds of seized items under judicial seal, including 1,775 pharmaceutical units at one location and unapproved laser equipment.
  • Inspections documented diagnoses and prescriptions without accreditation, reused needles, labels in foreign languages without traceability, insects and a dog on premises, and cosmetics containing prohibited substances such as BMHCA and formaldehyde.
  • A second site advertised laser services for verrucas, melanomas and tattoo removal without qualified personnel, while a third offered fillers and tattoo work without sanitary controls or registrations.
  • Authorities notified the Comunidad de Madrid and a court, identified three people for investigation, and sent confiscated products for analysis.
  • In a related case days earlier in Santander, National Police arrested two suspects operating from a tourist flat after Instagram promotions, seized €8,345 in cash and medical supplies, and found a minor undergoing treatment with a falsified authorization; both suspects were released with a travel ban.