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Delray Spa Owner Facing Charge of Practicing Medicine Without License

June 7, 2018

A Delray Beach spa owner is facing a charge of practicing medicine without a license after city police said she agreed to give an undercover officer a testosterone injection without being certified to do so.
Jennifer Aspen owns Mermaid’s Skin and Wellness, which offers services such as IV drips and Botox and hormone injections by “certified & licensed professionals,” according to its website. Yet a Florida Department of Health investigator found that Aspen – the spa’s only full-time employee – is a certified nursing assistant and not allowed to administer any of those treatments, said Brad Dalton, DOH spokesman. 
Delray Beach police went to Mermaid’s, at Federal Highway at Northeast Fourth Street, and the officer arranged to receive a testosterone shot. They said in their report that Aspen said she would perform the injection and was about to have the officer’s blood drawn when they arrested her. 
Read more at My Palm Beach Post >>

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