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Clavicular faces license questions in teen influencer injection lawsuit

Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza is pressing Clavicular over whether he had a healthcare license or Aqualyx training, according to legal documents obtained by TMZ.

Bianca Rossi

By Bianca Rossi · Entertainment Editor

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Clavicular faces license questions in teen influencer injection lawsuit
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Clavicular is being pressed in court over whether he had any medical credentials when he allegedly injected a fat-dissolving substance into a teen influencer’s face.

According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza is seeking answers about Clavicular’s healthcare background as part of her lawsuit against him. Mendoza alleges he injected Aqualyx into her face and that she believed he was medically cleared to perform the procedure.

Aqualyx is described in the legal dispute as a substance used to help reduce fat in the cheeks.

The new questions aimed at Clavicular focus on what he was qualified to do around the time of the alleged injection. One question cited by TMZ asks whether, on or about Nov. 14, 2024, he held any healthcare license.

Another asks whether he received any training before Nov. 14, 2024, on how to inject Aqualyx.

The lawsuit’s allegations

Mendoza’s lawsuit makes several allegations against Clavicular. According to TMZ, she claims he had sex with her while she was underage. She also alleges he injected Aqualyx into her face during a 2025 livestream.

Mendoza claims she did not consent to the alleged injections being streamed live, TMZ reported.

The case has put Clavicular’s alleged role in the procedure under direct scrutiny. Mendoza is asking whether he had a healthcare license and whether he had training on the injectable before the alleged incident.

TMZ reported that the questions appear in new legal documents in the case. The documents seek information from Clavicular rather than announcing a court finding on the allegations.

Clavicular denies the claims

Clavicular has denied all allegations in the lawsuit through his attorney, Steve Kramer, according to TMZ.

No ruling on the claims is reported in the documents cited by TMZ, and the allegations remain contested.

The lawsuit centers on both Mendoza’s claims about her interactions with Clavicular and the alleged cosmetic injection. The latest legal questions narrow in on whether he had the licensing or training Mendoza says she believed he had.

For now, the fight is moving through the courts with Mendoza demanding answers about Clavicular’s medical background and Clavicular denying the case against him.

This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.