The two states will issue a warning to Botox injector for the “approaching” risk of the public.

Regulatives in Victoria and New Southwales have issued urgent public safety warnings, revealing more cases of fatal paralysis diseases associated with dangerous Botox injections, and has not been registered. I named the cosmetics injector.

The Victorian Health complaint and the NSW Healthcare complaint (HCCC) announced a public warning on Ms. Norsafiza Binti Zakaria on Friday afternoon.

ABC has reported that NSW's health authorities are investigating recent cases of suspected botulinum caused by untrained anti -winkle products, and have investigated whether they have been injected into facilities that do not require license. After that, last year it was linked to another case in Victoria. 。

Three women, who were said to have been injected by Ms. Zakaria earlier this month in western Sydney's house, did not care about the rare but fatal neuropathic disease last week.

One woman receiving intensive care remains in the hospital, but the NSW health has been confirmed that the other two have been discharged.

ABC revealed on Friday morning of a suspicion of botulinusumia in Victoria.

Following the injection of unregistered botulinum toxin products associated with Ms. Zakaria, the suspected cases were reported to the Victorian Ministry of Health in September.

The patient also needed treatment at the hospital before leaving the hospital.

At that time, alerts were not issued in 2024 because it was thought to be an isolated case.

The Victorian Ministry of Health is currently adjusted to NSW HCCC. It issued an urgent ban on Ms. Zakaria in a survey and public warning on Friday.

HCCC says the committee has obtained the following evidence:

• Zakaria advertised cosmetics injection via WhatsApp and other social media platforms.
• She performed these procedures at NSW and Victoria's housing facilities without the involvement of registered medical workers.
• The substance she injected could quickly take risks to the treatment.
• In January 2025, Ms. Zakaria attended Sydney's address and injected at least three substances that claimed to be a botulinum toxin.
• All three suffered severe complications that match the botility and needed to be hospitalized. One of them was hospitalized for intensive treatment.

Professor Bernice Redley, a member of the Victorian Health complaint, said he was deeply concerned about several reports of botry rhythm, which was caused by Ms. Zakaria.

The Treatment Equipment Bureau (TGA), which is in charge of the regulation of the approved brand name wrinkles injection, has recognized one in the last 12 months in addition to NSW cases, and contacts the state authorities and other regulatory authorities. Was stated that he was in contact.

TGA also stated that the illegal supply of high -risk drugs and medical devices, including cosmetics injections, and advertising, and confusion, were priority.

As of Thursday, only three cases of TGA database records were reported to be suspected of botulinusumis related to the Antimul injection of the brand name registered in 2011, 2021 and 2023. Is shown.

There is no registration of the number of cases linked to non -regulated products.

Federal Health Minister Mark Butler said that state and federal authorities are living in the risk of untrained products and practitioners.

“We are vulnerable to low -quality products and practitioners, which may not be properly qualified to deliver them, so we are in this market for cosmetic surgery and injections. We are deeply concerned about the possibilities, “he told the reporters on Friday.

Dr. Jeremy McANAULTY of NSW Health I told ABC News last week Anti -oukle products must be approved and managed by registered medical workers.

“Cosmetics injections can cause serious harm or death in the most serious cases,” he said.

“It's a very important reason for those who are receiving beauty injections under the supervision of registered medical professionals.”

It is recommended that the patient should check whether medical workers are registered. Australian health practitioner website。

People who have information or general members treated by Ms. Zakaria call 1300 582 113, complete online complaints on the website, send emails and contact NSW HCCC. You will be prompted to contact the Victorian Health complaint committee. hccc.nsw.gov.au.

You can also contact HCCC Their website。