A 26-year-old British mum-of-three has tragically died after getting a Brazilian bum-lift operation in Turkey.
Demi Agoglia, 26, from Salford, Greater Manchester, is thought to have suffered cardiac arrests after returning to the clinic in Istanbul for a check-up following the surgery, The Sun reported.
Her partner, Bradley Jones, desperately tried to give her CPR before she was rushed to intensive care, where she later died. Her youngest son is just seven month old.
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons have previously raised concerns about cosmetic surgery tourism and the risks of BBL procedures and Patient safety guidelines drawn up by BAAPS in November may become the international standard in guidelines for cosmetic tourism.
Simon Withy, ex-president of BAAPS, attended a meeting with the Department of Health in Turkey. He said, “Cosmetic tourism is hurting the industry and the UK and Turkey are trying to find a way to readdress the balance. Reputable Turkish surgeons are also concerned by the significant numbers of patients returning to the UK with bad complications.
“It’s not just about cost although this is a significant factor for many. There is a normalisation that Turkey is THE destination for cosmetic surgery because of heavy advertising. People considering some types of surgery automatically think about Turkey, almost like word association.”
Dr Omar Tillo – Plastic Surgeon and Medical Director at Creo Clinic in London, commented, ‘’When thinking about having surgery in another country, it's not just about finding a good surgeon. Sure, there are skilled surgeons in places like Turkey, but there are other important factors to consider in the whole process. If, unfortunately, something goes wrong after surgery, it might not be because the surgery itself went badly. Complications like blood clots, infections, or hidden health issues could show up later. This is why it's really important to thoroughly check.”
In this deeply sorrowful situation, it appears that the patient faced a tragic outcome a few days after the surgery. This suggests that the surgery itself went well without immediate issues. However, the cause of death seems to have arisen later, possibly from complications like a blood clot, sepsis, or an undetected existing medical condition that went unnoticed during the admission process.’’
Here are Dr Tillo’s tips:
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