Prohibition orders

Mr Robert Frank Mittiga was convicted under section102 of the Health Complaints Act 2016, which makes interstate prohibition orders prosecutable in Victoria.

The original prohibition order, imposed by South Australia’s Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner, banned Mr Mittiga from providing any health service.

See Health Complaints Commissioner Karen Cusack's public statement about this conviction.

Charles Michael Dispenzeri, trading as Massage Australia One and Massage One Supplies, is temporarily banned from providing any general health services and from promoting massage therapy services, or any health service that involves physical contact with any person. 

Sparadise Medical and Cosmetic Clinic is temporarily banned from providing any cosmetic surgical or medical procedures, including those that involve cutting or piercing the skin, such as injectable cosmetic treatments. Sparadise Medical and Cosmetic Clinic is also banned from posessing or administering any Schedule 4 drugs for cosmetic use (Botox). Sparadise Medical and Cosmetic Clinic is temporarily banned from providing any cosmetic surgical or medical procedures, including those that involve cutting or piercing the skin, such as injectable cosmetic treatments. Sparadise Medical and Cosmetic Clinic is also banned from posessing or administering any Schedule 4 drugs for cosmetic use (Botox). 

Miao (Judy) Li, trading as Sparadise Medical and Cosmetic Clinic, is temporarily banned from providing any cosmetic surgical or medical procedures, including those that involve cutting or piercing the skin, such as injectable cosmetic treatments.