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A Northern Irish court has sentenced beautician Nadine Poole of Doll House Beauty to a suspended prison term for the illegal possession and intent to supply prescription-only aesthetic medicines. The Medicines Regulatory Group of the Department of Health seized botulinum toxin type A, semaglutide, lidocaine, hyaluronidase, and hydroxocobalamin from her home-based clinic. Following a conviction in May 2026 on 12 medicines offences and one drug offence, the Lisburn Magistrates Court handed Poole a three-month prison sentence, suspended for three years, alongside fines totalling £3,600. She was also fined an additional £600 for illegally advertising botulinum toxin on her social media pages between September and October 2023. For legitimate medical directors and clinic owners, this enforcement action underscores the intensifying regulatory scrutiny on the illicit sourcing of injectables and weight-loss drugs. It serves as a stark reminder of the legal boundaries dividing licensed medical practitioners from unregulated providers. To protect your practice reputation and patient safety, ensure all prescription medicines are procured solely through authorized wholesale distributors and that your digital marketing strictly adheres to regional prescription-only advertising laws.