New developments in a Channel 2 Action News Consumer Investigation we've covered for weeks.
We first showed you in May a Gwinnett County dermatologist singing and dancing on video during surgery.
Channel 2 consumer investigator Jim Strickland revealed that dozens of women said they have life changing scars from Dr. Windell Boutte.
There are six malpractice lawsuits pending against her.
She is now is speaking for the first time but it's not to us.
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Boutte avoided our cameras outside her office, but she now tells CNN that patients asked her to make the videos that went viral.
"I was marketing free services and one of the contestants asked, 'Hey, why don't you do a video after the fact to highlight your beautiful work?' I was like, 'Hmm OK,' so I got consent," Boutte said.
Boutte also claims she staged and planned the videos.
But former Boutte patient Latoyah Archine told Channel 2's Jim Strickland she never signed a form authorizing Boutte to post pictures or videos of Archine's procedure on social media. A picture of the form she showed Strickland showed the signature line blank.
In text message, Boutte admitted that Archine is on the table in a video that showed Boutte made an incision and mug for the camera while the rap song “Cut It” played. The text read, “Cut it is your song girlfriend. You did awesome.”
But awesome isn’t the word Archine would use to describe her surgery.
She showed Strickland her results. In a full-cover undergarment, it's clear her right buttock is far larger than her left buttock. A dimple marks the start of one incision. A scar is visible across her back, but on one side it rises above her waist line and cannot be hidden by a swim suit bottom.
“To see that video, with my flesh being cut, without a straight line, and dancing while cutting me? That’s horrible,” she said. “I feel disrespected on a lot of levels.”
Archine is now represented by attorney Susan Witt, who estimates 100 former patients have now come forward with complaints against Boutte.