Lithuanian authorities advise checking service legality before receiving health or beauty treatments due to rising issues.
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Lithuanian institutions reacted to a tragic event in Greece, issuing recommendations to residents due to an increase in reports of illegally provided services. A key recommendation is to verify that any health or beauty procedure is legally performed before undergoing it. The article details the death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis after a plasmaferesis procedure at a private doctor’s office, leading to charges against two doctors for intentional homicide. Investigations revealed issues with the equipment and records. Furthermore, the text discusses previous incidents involving the same clinic and notes that while plasmaferesis is regulated in Lithuania, there are increasing reports of illegally provided services across various fields. The State Accreditation of Healthcare Activities Service (VASPVT) advises consumers to check if both the facility and the specialist hold valid licenses for the specific service being offered, listing steps on how to verify this information and what documentation to keep after receiving a service.
