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A TV doctor could be struck off after a tribunal found he gave free Botox to a patient in return for sex at one of his clinics.
Dr Tijion Esho, who has featured on ITV's This Morning, BBC's Morning Live and E4's Body Fixers, also told the woman he could 'get away' with giving her more Botox in exchange for sexual services, a medical tribunal found.
The father-of-two, 42, who boasts of treating a host of high-profile clients, admitted having an 'improper emotional relationship' lasting almost three years with the woman, a sex worker who offers services on Only Fans and webcams.
He also admitted he 'behaved inappropriately' after they exchanged X-rated messages on Instagram and that his conduct was 'driven by sexual desires'.
But the cosmetic doctor - also known as Dr Oluwafemi Esho and dubbed 'the King of Lips' - denied their relationship became physical after the woman claimed he'd 'hounded' her for sex.
Dr Tijion Esho, who has featured on ITV's This Morning, BBC's Morning Live and E4's Body Fixers
Dr Esho with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on ITV's This Morning in June 2019
The medical tribunal, in Manchester, heard how the woman - known as Patient A - went to him for a designer lip procedure, which he provides at his clinics in London, Liverpool, Newcastle and Dubai.
After an appointment in July 2019, she started following him online and he would respond to her posts with 'strong, sexual content', with some of his sexually explicit messages discussing him performing sex acts on himself or acting out his sexual fantasies with the patient.
The patient had felt taken 'taken aback' by his responses but had believed he wanted to become a customer of hers and she would send him pornographic videos and photos and other images showing her in 'states of undress'.
On one occasion, the parent sent him 30 photos of her bottom after she messaged him about her cheeks being in pain due to a filler treatment, and he'd responded: 'Okay I'll help if I get the booty.'
Chloe Hudson, for the GMC, told the tribunal, that the messages showed how Dr Esho had 'built' his sex chat with the patient and he was
