Dubai Police Arrest 3 Women for Unlicensed Cosmetic Procedures at Residential Apartment

Dubai Police said the Anti-Economic Crime Department, in cooperation with the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), arrested three European women for performing medical and cosmetic procedures without a license inside a residential apartment. Officers seized medical equipment and unlicensed medications. The suspects were referred to public prosecution.

Fast Facts
  • Arrests: Dubai Police and DHA apprehended three European women for unlicensed medical and cosmetic procedures.
  • Location: Operations were conducted inside a residential apartment; a planned raid confirmed the illegal activity.
  • Seized: Medical equipment and unlicensed medications; suspects referred to public prosecution.
  • Risk: Unlicensed procedures pose serious threats to public health and violate UAE laws and regulations.
  • Advice: Use licensed clinics, verify provider status with DHA, and report suspicious activity via Police Eye or 901.

How the Raid Unfolded

Police received information about unlicensed medical and cosmetic services in a flat. After verifying the tip, a planned raid took place. The operation ended with three arrests and the seizure of items used in the illegal practice. Authorities said these actions posed serious risks to public health.

What Residents Should Do

Use only licensed clinics and qualified professionals. Before any treatment, verify the practitioner’s status through DHA’s system and confirm that a facility license exists. If you see suspicious ads or home procedures, report them to Dubai Police.

Why It Matters

Unlicensed procedures can lead to infections, scarring, or worse. Legal clinics follow hygiene rules, keep proper records, and use approved products. Dubai Police said they will continue to target illegal operators and protect patient safety across the emirate.

Check the license, choose approved facilities, and report unsafe offers to keep Dubai safe.