FDLE agents arrest woman accused of injecting facial fillers with no license
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement released images of a woman accused of practicing medicine without a license from her apartment.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Photos were shared by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement showing a woman who was reportedly detained by Jacksonville special agents on Thursday.

In their social media post, FDLE labeled the woman a “back-alley beautician,” claiming she was bringing in and administering a “mystery mail-order facial filler” to clients.

FDLE said she was operating out of her apartment without a medical license.

According to the post, the woman is a Ukrainian national in the United States on a work visa.

The investigation was conducted by FDLE, the Florida Department of Health, Homeland Security Investigations Tampa, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The woman’s name has not been released.

First Coast News has reached out for more information.

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