'Cedric and Denise Lodge sold a man’s face — perhaps to be kept on a shelf, perhaps to be used for something even more disturbing.'

The teenager is in intensive care.

She would also miss calls because 'she had been out for a massage, to Starbucks, or to the supermarket', a tribunal heard.

Dr Péchier told court: 'I will say it and always will say it: no, I am not a poisoner.'

Anyone who bought them can return them for a full refund.

'He’s gone from being a very loud, outgoing person to somebody who stays in his room.'

'They're so trivialised amongst that age group that they don't ask any questions really. They just see a price tag and book the treatment.'

Director of Public Health at the Public Health Authority (PHA), Dr Joanne McClean, has said numbers are expected to rise.

The number of people hospitalised is already at record levels for this time of year.

The District Attorney said it was about 'emotional and psychological harm'.