Is there a “COSMETIC MAFIA” in Los Angeles? $10.000 media award is available for examination

LOS ANGELES - Oct. 7, 2013 - PRLog -- HOMULUS FOUNDATION completed a 2 years long pilot study on the cosmetic surgery industry in Los Angeles. The study concludes that

-        The relationship between the cosmetic surgeons and their clients is extremely biased in favor of the physician.

-        Consumer protection against bad surgeons is practically non-existing.

-        There are signs of bias in the legal system, as well as in the supervisory activity of the Medical Board of California, against unsatisfied clients/patients; they have practically no chance to have right against a cosmetic surgeon.

The HOMULUS study indicates that cosmetic surgery could be much more widely used to benefit people to improve their self-image and personal well-being than today if the legal position of consumers were stronger and the usual consumer protection were in place.

The HOMULUS Foundation established direct contact with the leaders of major cosmetic surgery related medical societies in CA (such as AAAASF, LASCS, CSPS, ASERF) and asked the trusties for examining the situation and “peer review” the most disturbing cases of patient manipulation and abuse and protect the medical profession, as well as the public, against corruption.

The Medical Board of California, the office of the Governor of CA as well as the office of Attorney General are also informed.

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Media contact:

HOMULUS FOUNDATION
Jan C Biro MD. PhD – Professor
213 627 6134
Jan.biro@att.net
www.janbiro.com

HOMULUS FOUNDATION is a private, not-for-profit organization, established in 1990 in Sweden to support basic research, primarily in theoretical and computational biology and biotechnology. Its “guardianship program” is to emphasize the genuine interest and engagement in serving and protecting fundamental human values.

One of the ethical guidelines of the “guardianship program” is that:

“Nobody should be above the law, especially not the pears of the society who are entrusted to lead and represent others and those who are empowered to change the law for everybody if necessary.”

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