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Associated Press

A woman died on Friday after police say a Chinese tourist with no Australian medical licence gave her an anaesthetic during a procedure at a Sydney beauty clinic.
Jean Huang had been in hospital in critical condition since undergoing a breast procedure at Sydney’s Medi Beauty Laser and Contour Clinic on Wednesday. She died on Friday, New South Wales police said in a statement.
Shao Jie, a 33-year-old Chinese woman, was charged before Huang’s death with causing reckless grievous bodily harm and using poison to endanger a person’s life. A prosecutor said on Thursday that if Huang died, Shao would face more serious charges.

Police on Friday said they were considering taking further legal action against Shao.
Court documents claim Shao administered “an intoxicating substance”, tramadol and Lidocaine to Huang during the procedure. Lidocaine is a numbing agent, and tramadol is a painkiller.
Shao’s lawyer, Mary Underwood, said on Thursday that her client was a graduate of a Chinese medical university and had arrived in Australia several days earlier on a tourist visa.
Phone calls to the clinic on Friday were not answered. The Health Care Complaints Commission is investigating.


Woman dies after botched breast procedure involving unlicensed Chinese tourist