UK woman becomes the First known patient to Die from “Liquid Brazilian Butt Lift”
A 33-year-old UK woman has died after undergoing a suspected “liquid Brazilian butt lift” procedure. She is thought to be the first woman to die after this risky procedure.
Local police said patient Alice Webb had undergone a “suspected cosmetic procedure” before falling ill. Two people have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter, the force said.
A liquid Brazilian Butt Lift, a less invasive and non-surgical cosmetic procedure, is done to enhance the shape and volume of the buttocks using injectable dermal fillers or bio stimulatory agents like hyaluronic acid, sculptra or radiesse. On the contrary, the traditional Brazilian butt lift involves fat grafting from other body areas and injecting it into the buttocks. The longevity of the results of Liquid Brazilian Butt Lift varies between 1-2 years, unlike traditional butt lift which offers more long-lasting results. Liquid Brazilian Butt Lift is often promoted as a risk-free and cheaper alternative to traditional butt lift.
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