Researchers posing as beauticians secretly filmed a nurse trading prescriptions over WhatsApp, a pharmacist coaching clients to falsify records and a bogus doctor handing over Korean toxin vials for cash. Medical rules require an in-person consultation and prescription to check Botox is suitable. The team uncovered a bogus doctor selling unlicensed Botox. Beyond those caught on camera, the BBC uncovered extensive evidence of other nurses and pharmacists supplying Botox illegallyThe BBC wrote to the NMC, which regulates nurses across the UK. It said it was "very concerned" by the findings, stressing that Botox prescriptions always require a physical examination and that enforcement action would follow where standards were not met.