DR. TIJION ESHO: TV DOCTOR STRUCK OFF FOR INAPPROPRIATE CONDUCT

 

 

Dr Tijion Esho, a well-known TV doctor who has appeared on shows like ITV’s This Morning, BBC’s Morning Live, and E4’s Body Fixers, has recently faced serious allegations related to his professional conduct. Let’s delve into the details of this case.

Dr. Esho allegedly engaged in an inappropriate relationship with an unnamed OnlyFans model, known as “Patient A.” He provided free Botox treatments to Patient A in exchange for sexual favors at his clinic in Newcastle upon Tyne. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) panel found evidence that Dr. Esho had sexual intercourse with Patient A and administered Botox without charge. In addition to the sexual misconduct, the panel also highlighted incidents where Dr. Esho made inappropriate comments about Patient A’s appearance and allowed her to masturbate him during consultations.

The MPTS ruled that Dr. Esho’s fitness to practice was impaired due to his misconduct. Despite Dr. Esho’s denial of physical sexual contact, the panel considered his behavior to be sexually motivated. Patient A, who provided sex services via OnlyFans and webcams, was not deemed vulnerable solely because of her profession. As a result, Dr. Esho has been removed from the medical register.

Dr. Esho continues to deny physical sexual contact with Patient A but admits to exchanging “inappropriate messages on Instagram. He remains committed to providing high standards of treatment and care to patients at his clinics, including the Esho Clinic with locations in London, Liverpool, and Dubai.

The case of Dr. Tijion Esho serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining professional boundaries and ethical conduct in the medical field. His actions have led to severe consequences for his career, reputation, and patient trust.