The article highlights the growing dangers of cosmetic surgery in Central Asia, where unregulated practices, expired medicines, and unqualified practitioners are leading to severe complications.Patients like Diana Tergenbayeva from Kyrgyzstan faced botched procedures, leaving them with injuries and legal battles.Experts blame the surge in procedures on social media influence and weak state oversight.Authorities in Kyrgyzstan have started inspections but face challenges in enforcing regulations.Influencers promote dubious clinics, luring patients with promises of quick fixes.Victims like Jasmine Karipayeva and Oksana Tikhaya describe botched surgeries that left them with permanent damage.The piece underscores the need for stricter controls and warns against the risks of seeking cosmetic procedures without proper vetting.