Jackson Dermatologist Claim

The dermatologist responsible for administering botox to Michael Jackson is pursuing unpaid bills through the singer's estate.

The final months of Michael Jackson's life have already entered showbiz folklore. Attempting to finalise details of a record breaking run in the O2 Arena, allegations of plastic surgery and substance abuse have been made.

Certainly, the singer's death was caused by drugs. The Los Angeles County Coroner recently published a report in which Michael Jackson's death was reportedly labelled 'murder' with the cause placed as a a massive overdose of drugs.

However the extent of the icon's plastic surgery fixation is not known. Now the dermatologist who treated Michael Jackson has revealed that he has sent a series of unpaid bill to the singer's estate.

Dr Arnold Klein is claiming nearly $50,000 (£30,523) for 26 visits he made to the singer. The invoice was filed in Los Angeles and shows that Michael Jackson received regular botox injections.

The invoices also shows that Dr Klein prescribed medicine to treat glaucoma and to promote the growth of fuller eyelashes.

Botox and Restylane - which was also included on the invoice - are commonly used to fill creases and wrinkles on the face.

Meanwhile, Michael Jackson fans around the world are remembering the singer after the release of the movie 'This Is It'. Detailing his attempts to rehearse for the proposed O2 Arena run, the film has been labelled a 'cover up' by fans.

A fans group 'This Is Not It' has been set up to protest the film, a move which has been met with fury by concert promoter AEG Live. BBC News reports concert choreographer and director Kenny Ortega speaking of Jackson:

"Was he slight? Yes. Was he frail? At times."

"But we had a very strong and excited, happy and determined Michael. He wanted to do this more than anything he's ever wanted to do... That's the truth. It really is."