A person surnamed A, known as the so-called 'injection aunt' and suspected of illegal medical procedures centered around comedian Park Na-rae, has drawn a line regarding whether they are in contact with Park Na-rae.
On the 9th, the person left a reply on their personal social media to an internet user who asked if they had been in contact with Park Na-rae recently, saying, "I have had no contact or interaction with the accused since the incident."
In addition, he promoted the cosmetics brand he runs while revealing his face, held a "paid with my own money" event, and actively ran his social media by publishing the DMs of the internet users who participated. This behavior is completely different from when he deleted social media posts and disappeared after criticism erupted calling him "Park Na-rae's injection aunt."
In particular, while the person shows active activity online, what draws more attention is that they draw a line when it comes to contact with Park Na-rae. Park Na-rae is currently continuing legal battles related to disputes with former managers, including recently being questioned by police for the first time as a suspect. In this context, the person also appears to be distancing themselves from Park Na-rae and denying the illegal medical procedures together.
The person is suspected of being at the center of an illegal medical treatment scandal in the entertainment industry, referred to as Park Na-rae's "injection aunt." He, who runs a cosmetics and beauty brand, is accused of claiming to be a medical practitioner from Foguang Medical University in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China and of carrying out illegal medical procedures for famous entertainers including Park Na-rae in Korea for an extended period.
Under Korea's current Medical Service Act, even if someone holds a medical license obtained abroad, they must obtain a separate license to practice medicine domestically. However, many entertainers including Park Na-rae claim they met A at a dermatology clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, believed them to be a domestic medical practitioner, and received house-call procedures. As a result, strong suspicions of illegal medical procedures have been raised against Park Na-rae and the person.
Park Na-rae's illegal medical scandal surfaced amid conflicts with two former managers. The former managers sued Park Na-rae, saying that while working with her they suffered verbal abuse, special assault, 24-hour standby abuse, and unpaid severance pay and expenses. Park Na-rae's side countersued the former managers on extortion charges and has suspended broadcasting activities since the controversy. <
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