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Suspicious Examination Room: The Cosmetic Surgeon Who Raped Me 

A cosmetic surgeon, Tanaka, who has fallen into the depths of debt, is coaxed by a debt collector into starting to film videos in his consultation room. He anesthetizes his female patients and records the entire process. Although Tanaka initially starts reluctantly, he gradually becomes addicted to it. He repeatedly engages in drug-fueled affairs with his mistress, who possesses the ultimate surgically enhanced breasts.
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A cosmetic surgeon, Tanaka, who has fallen into the depths of debt, is coaxed by a debt collector into starting to film videos in his consultation room. He anesthetizes his female patients and records the entire process. Although Tanaka initially starts reluctantly, he gradually becomes addicted to it. He repeatedly engages in drug-fueled affairs with his mistress, who possesses the ultimate surgically enhanced breasts.

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Directed By:Naoyuki Tomomatsu
Written By:つがるじょうじ
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:GP Museum Soft

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