An Orange County man was arrested after performing cosmetic procedures on clients without a license.
An Orange County man performed cosmetic procedures on clients and possibly used counterfeit products, prosecutors allege.
Elias Renteria Segoviano, 61, of Brea, rented a space inside a salon suite for his business called Botox in Anaheim. His car's personalized license plate even said Elias M.D., prosecutors said. He is now facing charges of perjury, unauthorized practice of medicine and falsely indicating he had a medical license, officials said.Prosecutors point to a prolific social media presence where Segoviano showed what he could do and what it would cost. He speaks to his audience entirely in Spanish.
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