⚠️ Public Notice – Protect Yourself from Fraud
We are sharing this to protect our students, clients, and the public.
A former employee of our organization has been identified engaging in fraudulent activity using our name.
As shown in the video above, CCTV footage clearly captures her entering the owner’s office at 11:43 PM using unauthorized duplicate keys. There was no legitimate reason for her to be on the premises at that hour.
The purpose of this entry was to illegally print and distribute fake certifications under our organization’s name. The timestamp on the footage has been included for full transparency.
Additional evidence shows her leaving the premises with official certification seals, which are used to authenticate documents. These materials are strictly controlled and their unauthorized possession and use is considered fraudulent.
We are currently taking all necessary legal steps regarding this matter.
Please be advised:
* Any certifications not issued directly through us are not valid
* If you have received training or certification through any third party claiming affiliation with us, verify immediately
* Do not engage with unauthorized individuals offering certifications under our name
Your safety, credibility, and professional future matter. We urge everyone to stay cautious and verify before trusting.
For verification or concerns, please contact us directly.
I personally encountered a situation where someone close to me was offered a certification that seemed suspicious. Thankfully, after checking directly with MABC, we confirmed it was not valid. MABC emphasizes that all official certifications are issued only through their verified channels at the Mississauga location, and any certificates from other sources, especially those connected to the fraudulent operation in Scarborough, are illegitimate. They have identified a former employee named Hina Farrukh who was involved in serious unauthorized activities such as stealing and selling fake certifications, and running an unrecognized training business. This scam not only damages reputations but also risks the future careers of students and professionals. If you or someone you know has been affected, it is important to contact MABC immediately to verify credentials and report any suspicious activities. Being vigilant can save you from losing hard-earned money and protect your credibility in the medical aesthetics field. Remember, MABC operates only at 29-1200 Aerowood Drive, Mississauga, and does not endorse any training conducted elsewhere, especially at 101 Lebovic Ave, Scarborough. Always verify before you trust. Your safety and professional integrity matter.
