Cristiano Ronaldo in Legal Trouble Over Alleged Unpaid Botox Bill

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A botox doctor in London files a lawsuit on Cristiano Ronaldo for an unpaid bill worth £40,000 or BD 18,992. The doctor even claims that Ronaldo had treatments of his family members also done along with him, during his time at Manchester United.

A botox doctor in London files a lawsuit on Cristiano Ronaldo for an unpaid bill worth £40,000 or BD 18,992. The doctor even claims that Ronaldo had treatments of his family members also done along with him, during his time at Manchester United.

The Portuguese footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo, has gotten into some legal trouble due to an unpaid bill. This report has been filed by a cosmetic doctor who is based in London, as he said that Ronaldo has not paid a bill worth £40,000 or BD 18,992. Dr Roshan Ravindra made this claim, and he is a well-known doctor in the field of botox, skincare treatments, and others.

According to the reports, the doctor said that Ronaldo visited him during his second period at Manchester United, which lasted for 15 months from 2021 to 2022. He further continued by saying that these treatments were done not only to Ronaldo but even to several other members of his family.

It took place at the clinic of Dr Roshan Ravindra, in Cheshire, and according to the lawsuit, only Ronaldo’s name has been included. However, the doctor also made claims that a few of his family members were also there for the treatment.

Ronaldo is currently playing for Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, along with his matches in the UEFA Nations League for Portugal, which puts this lawsuit as an off field challenge for the player.

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