Three women contracted HIV after 'vampire facial' procedures at an unlicensed New Mexico spa, the first documented cases of HIV transmission through cosmetic procedures. The CDC report emphasized the need for infection control practices in businesses offering such services.
The investigation revealed the spa reused disposable equipment meant for one-time use. Poor record-keeping hampered the inquiry, stressing the significance of maintaining thorough records in businesses providing cosmetic procedures involving needles.
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