Overview
- The Arizona Medical Board sent Holladay a cease-and-desist on April 27 and added her to a medical imposter list before the case moved to criminal review.
- Holladay, 28, was arrested on felony counts after an Arizona Attorney General undercover buy on April 28 led officers to see her prepare a Botox injection.
- Investigators searched her Phoenix suite near 31st Avenue and Cheryl Drive and found medication and tools used for cosmetic procedures.
- She had promoted SlimSlays injectables on social media since 2024, and those pages were later taken down while her website still listed lip fillers and other offers.
- Patients reported severe swelling, numb lips, or a lip vessel blockage that needed dissolving, and experts warn unlicensed injections can kill tissue or impair breathing.