Botox for Sex: Nigerian Cosmetic Surgeon in the UK Sanctioned for Conduct with OnlyFan Client

Tijion Esho also answers Oluwafemi Esho, depending on the raunchiness or otherwise of his mood.

But the UK-based shapesmith just lost his medical licenses. A medical tribunal found him guilty of unprofessional conduct with an OnlyFan client. Esho had traded vials of Botox for sex with his ‘Patient A’ who needed a body job.

According to Telegraph, Esho is a celebrity cosmetic surgeon that featured on a number of television stations.  The BBC Morning Live and E4’s Body Fixers had him regularly air professional opinions between 2016 and 2017.

In his other elements, Oluwafemi Esho could get the hots, and lose his senses before his client, particularly Patient A. The Telegraph documented it.

“What you doing to me lol. Morning Glory. Bloody has me wanting the real thing. That’s like every man’s dream,” he said in an Instagram post he sent Patient A in Sept. 2019. 

November: “Why you making me bulge lol. Send more, don’t be sorry lol.” 

December: “Lol loving the tongue” and “Ha free mls [millilitres of botox] I’d need the whole booty and more”. 

A while later: “My God having you for a night/every night is a dream but if we do it for me I break the doctors’ code and I’d be a dead man x lol.”

Well, he owned up—before the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service on April 29—that he exchanged “inappropriate” sexual messages with the OnlyFan user. Nothing more.

But the panel sitting in Manchester ruled that Esho did have sex with her. And the woman got her jabs of Botox free of charge after the session. It all happened at his clinic in Newcastle upon Tyne in 2021.

The tribunal even confirmed he had stroked her hair and rubbed himself against her in the Newcastle clinic. Osho also talked dirty about her backside, and got her to touch him.

For the tribunal,  Esho is a medical misfit whose sense of judgement  to practise has gone out of order. His name will no longer exist in the medical register. Esho has other clinics in London, Liverpool, and Dubai.

The tribunal will release its reasons for the sanction next week.