A TV beauty doctor offered free Botox to an OnlyFans model in exchange for sex at his clinic, a medical tribunal has found.

Dr. Tijion Esho worked at ITV this morning, British Broadcasting Corporation Morning Live and E4’s Body Fixers admitted having an inappropriate relationship with the woman, known as Patient A, after exchanging “inappropriate” sexual messages on Instagram.

However, the 42-year-old, who has numerous celebrity clients, told a Medical Tribunal Practitioner Service (MPTS) hearing that he never had any physical sexual contact with the woman, who passed Only fans and webcam.

MPTS panel located at ManchesterIt was ruled that Dr Esho did have sex with Patient A at his clinic in Newcastle upon Tyne in 2021 and received free Botox injections.

In messages exchanged between the two in 2019, Dr. Esho appeared to tell her that he would be violating the Doctors’ Code if they offered sex in exchange for cosmetic treatments.

It also ruled that he told her he “could inject her with Botox in exchange for sexual favors”.

The panel found that the overall conduct of the doctor, also known as Oluwafemi Esho, was sexually motivated but did not find that Patient A was vulnerable because of her profession.

The panel also said that during a consultation months before the sexual intercourse, Dr Esho stroked the woman’s hair and rubbed his body against her after making inappropriate comments about the shape of her buttocks. .

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A year earlier, during another consultation, the panel determined he made similar comments to Patient A and again rubbed himself against her.

The MPTS hearing will reconvene later this month to decide whether Dr Esho’s medical fitness was compromised by his misconduct.

October 2022, Dr. Esho His practice is subject to temporary restrictions The General Medical Council also conducted an investigation.

He is not allowed to visit female patients without a guardian and is not allowed to have contact with patients outside a clinical setting.

Dr Esho has previously expressed his medical views and comments on discussions of plastic surgery on ITV’s This Morning.

He is also regularly consulted on the E4 show Body Fixers, which aired for two seasons in 2016 and 2017, and appears on BBC’s Morning Live until summer 2022.

Dr Esho is the founder of Esho Clinic, which also has branches in London, Liverpool and Dubai.