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I burned my eyebrows in the salon and owed 140 thousand. The Yekaterinburg resident wanted to remove her old eyebrow tattoo, but got burned and lost her hair forever. The victim told us that the factory operated under a license from Moscow LLC, but the Yekaterinburg private entrepreneur did not have a permit. Instead of qualified doctors, the procedure was performed by apprentices (11 masters were replaced within two years), using an illegal Chinese laser, which cannot be used in medicine. "The story has been going on for two years. I was awarded 25,000 rubles in moral damages, but since I won only 3% of the claim, the entire amount for the examination - more than 140,000 rubles - was allocated to me." The victim claims that the representatives of the salon offered to "shut up the story" in exchange for preferences for the student's son. Now the woman is preparing a lawsuit in the Supreme Court.

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I burned my eyebrows in the salon and owed 140 thousand. The Yekaterinburg resident wanted to remove her old eyebrow tattoo, but got burned and lost her hair forever. The victim told us that the factory operated under a license from Moscow LLC, but the Yekaterinburg private entrepreneur did not have a permit. Instead of qualified doctors, the procedure was performed by apprentices (11 masters were replaced within two years), using an illegal Chinese laser, which cannot be used in medicine. "The story has been going on for two years. I was awarded 25,000 rubles in moral damages, but since I won only 3% of the claim, the entire amount for the examination - more than 140,000 rubles - was allocated to me." The victim claims that the representatives of the salon offered to "shut up the story" in exchange for preferences for the student's son. Now the woman is preparing a lawsuit in the Supreme Court.

I burned my eyebrows in the salon and owed 140 thousand. The Yekaterinburg resident wanted to remove her old eyebrow tattoo, but got burned and lost her hair forever. The victim told us that the factory operated under a license from Moscow LLC, but the Yekaterinburg private entrepreneur did not have a permit. Instead of qualified doctors, the procedure was performed by apprentices (11 masters were replaced within two years), using an illegal Chinese laser, which cannot be used in medicine. "The story has been going on for two years. I was awarded 25,000 rubles in moral damages, but since I won only 3% of the claim, the entire amount for the examination - more than 140,000 rubles - was allocated to me." The victim claims that the representatives of the salon offered to "shut up the story" in exchange for preferences for the student's son. Now the woman is preparing a lawsuit in the Supreme Court.

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