Sheena Upton, who shot to overnight infamy after purportedly injecting Botox into her eight-year-old daughter, is taking parenting classes and undergoing mental health counseling, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

Upton and her two daughters, along with several other family members, visited with social workers from the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services earlier this week.

The visit took place at the offices of DCFS after Upton became concerned that the media would stake out her house if the visit occurred there.

‘Botox mom’ Sheena Upton will be getting a visit from the Los Angeles County of Department of Children & Family Services this week as part of their ongoing investigation, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

Upton went on national television, claiming to be a fictitious character named Kerry Campbell, and said she had injected her eight-year-old daughter with Botox, causing a national outcry. Upton then made the bombshell announcement that she made it all up, and subsequently claimed that she never actually injected her daughter with Botox.

Upton lives in Southern California with her two daughters, and another family member since the scandal erupted.

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The mom who hit the headlines by claiming on national television that she injected her eight year old daughter with Botox could face criminal charges, a source has exclusively told RadarOnline.com.

Viewers were shocked when Sheena Upton appeared on ABC's Good Morning America with her daughter, Britney, using the fake name of Kerry Campbell, saying that she gave the child Botox to help with her beauty pageant career, but admitted last week to making the entire thing up.

Now RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that the scandalous mom's bogus Botox story could take her from the TV studio to the courtroom.

In a bizarre turn of events, Kerry Campbell may have lied about giving her 8-year-old daughter Botox in a desperate attempt to get publicity.

Campbell became an instant lightning rod when she went on national television recently and said she injected her young daughter to give her an edge in pageant competitions.

"It's beginning to look like Kerry's claims about giving her daughter Botox injections looks like a hoax, and that Kerry is making the entire thing up for publicity. Kerry is obsessed with reality television, and wants to become famous.