``My eyes won't close'' despite having free plastic surgery... 300 patients who were deceived by fake doctors and became ``insurance fraudsters'' = South Korea

Police have arrested a hospital representative and a nursing assistant who repeatedly performed illegal plastic surgery in South Korea by falsely claiming that they had operated on famous celebrities, causing serious side effects to patients. They again
Also arrested were 300 patients who conspired to receive insurance money from insurance companies for treatments for athlete's foot that they did not receive and paid for plastic surgery.
On the 7th, the Busan National Police Agency's powerful crime investigation team said, ``Hospital representative A (
(in her 50s) and nursing assistant B (in her 50s) on suspicion of professional negligence resulting in bodily injury." In addition, seven brokers who arranged patients for them were involved in insurance fraud, resulting in actual loss of insurance.
The 305 patients who received the charges were also referred to prosecutors. According to the police, Suspect A operated the business in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do in October 2021 with a medical license.
, the so-called ``Secretary General Hospital'' was opened. Suspect B was also advertised as a plastic surgeon who operated on famous celebrities in Gangnam, Seoul, and recruited patients through brokers.
Suspect B performed illegal surgeries such as eye and nose surgery and fat removal without a license for 16 months until February this year. The number of illegal plastic surgeries confirmed by police reached 72. Suspect B is
Although he had seen plastic surgery, he was a ``fake doctor'' without a license. Suspect B also taught plastic surgery techniques to two doctors, and before the COVID-19 virus outbreak, he went to China and even performed an expedition surgery.
I found out what I was doing. Four of the patients who received plastic surgery from Suspect B have suffered permanent damage, including the inability to close their eyes.
Suspects A and B received a total of over 1 billion won (approximately 114.7 million yen) from patients in exchange for plastic surgery and provided treatment for athlete's foot.
As he did, he created ``false medical records'' for the patients. Patients submit this document to their insurance company and receive an average insurance premium of 3 million won (approximately 340,000 yen), which is then covered by plastic surgery.
I paid it as a surgical fee. Suspect A also received medical treatment allowances worth 120 million won (approximately 13.76 million yen) from the Health Insurance Corporation.