Authorities are searching for a woman accused of burglarizing offices belonging to celebrity plastic surgeons in Beverly Hills, California. The alleged incident occurred on July 30 in a building on the 120 block of South Spalding Drive, which houses the practices of Dr. Garth Fisher and Dr. Paul Nassif. According to reports, the suspect posed as a construction worker to gain entry. She initially convinced staff to let her in to check water pressure and was escorted through the offices. Surveillance footage shows the woman walking through the building and flushing a toilet before leaving. She later returned to the building under the pretext of retrieving a forgotten phone. Upon her return, she allegedly entered the offices of Dr. Fisher and Dr. Nassif, stealing wallets containing credit cards. Shortly after, the doctors received notifications of unauthorized charges totaling thousands of dollars on their credit cards and Apple Pay. The suspect is also alleged to have used the stolen cards at an Apple Store. The surgeons have offered a $2,500 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest. The Beverly Hills Police Department is investigating the case. The California Post has contacted the department for further comment. The suspect is described as a woman who used deception to access secure areas. No physical description or name has been released by law enforcement at this time. The investigation is ongoing, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward. The incident highlights security vulnerabilities in high-profile medical offices. The surgeons are cooperating with investigators to identify the individual responsible for the thefts and fraudulent charges.