Katie Price's new husband, Lee Andrews, has publicly criticised a Dubai aesthetics clinic, claiming the couple received 'botched' cosmetic treatments that required corrective surgery. In a social media post, Andrews accused the practitioner of operating an 'illegal practice' from a villa without a licence and using unapproved products.
Andrews, 43, shared a screenshot of the clinician's Instagram page, alleging that the treatments left Price unable to move her mouth. The clinician, who offers liquid nose-jobs and facial contouring, responded that such effects are normal and that the couple left without paying, despite multiple invoices. He claimed no complaints were made about the results.
The couple attended the clinic in February, and the owner had previously posted positively about their visit, outlining a treatment plan for Price. However, despite the recent dispute, Price has continued to seek cosmetic procedures, recently sharing a photo from a clinic before a 'little procedure' and asking fans to guess what surgery she was having.
Price, who has undergone numerous procedures including at least 17 boob jobs, has previously spoken about struggling with body dysmorphia disorder (BDD). She has admitted she is not happy with her appearance and continues to alter it, despite concerns about looking 'like a freak and an alien'.
