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The woman was taken from Hoyos-Foronda's Queens home to a hospital, where a doctor said she is not expected to survive, the filing said.

The victim, who has not been named, “has no brain activity” and shows evidence of lidocaine toxicity, the doctor said.

Hoyos-Foronda, 38, was apprehended at JFK International Airport attempting to board a flight, authorities said.

Prosecutors said he was arraigned Sunday on charges of assault and unauthorized practice of a profession and was held without bail.

His lawyer didn't respond to email and phone messages seeking comment Thursday.

Hoyos-Foronda promoted a range of cosmetic procedures on , where he also sometimes identified himself as a doctor.

One recent post touts for Botox, lip fillers and body sculpting. shows him using a machine on a woman that he claims, in text written in Spanish, as a “safe and painless method" to shape one's glutes, or butt muscles. suggest he also offered his services in Miami.

Earlier this year, a Manhattan aesthetician was charged with injecting customers with at his medical spa after some of them complained that it made them sick.

In 2018, a Manhattan man posing as a doctor was sentenced to up to 12 years in jail after pleading guilty in the death of a woman during a .

In 2015, a former madam who performed illegal “body sculpting” in the Philadelphia area was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison after the death of a dancer whose heart stopped after nearly was injected into her buttocks.