#plastic surgery fail

[finding-samanthya]

I’m really frustrated, this year I went on a limb and started this process towards getting my dream body. I’ve never liked the fact that I’ve always had a “Wendy Williams” / Capitol P / long back ass body. So I said fuck it 🤷🏾‍♀️ I’m young and healthy, let’s start this journey of growing out of this ugly duckling role and get this BBL.

For the longest I’ve been following this specific spot in nyc where they were famous for doing 360 bbls. I called them and automatically the first red flag I ignored was the fact that the lady I spoke with was rushing me through the process. I wanted to wait for my mom to get home so that we could go over the contract together but because of the promotion I was getting the lady told me if I didn’t sign the contract and put down a down payment at that time I’d miss out on this promotion (which was a whole lie because the promotion continued throughout the whole summer..).

So I signed up and was told who my surgeon would be and that I will get a schedule for what I need to do before the first pre op appointment. After that phone call, a couple of days later I got my schedule and red flag #2 happened. They switched my surgeon without notifying me but I was chilled about it, I didn’t drag it out because they’re very booked and popular - mistakes happen. Not gonna lie this surgeons portfolio was 10 times better and had me even more excited for the process.

Throughout this time, I’m supposed to be assigned a person who answers any questions I have till my surgery date but red flag #3 she stopped responding after the first day. Very rude, not helpful and then had the nerve to ask me to leave a positive review on their Yelp page 🧐

Before I continue I want to just make it clear that yes by this point I should’ve looked at other places but I’ve seen celebrities and all walks of different body types get their bodies done at this spot and they looked amazing so I just sucked it up and let the “small” things slide because this was my opportunity to get my dream body and finally feel good about how I looked.

A month before my last payment I’m ordering my post op gear and getting the blood work and etc stuff done in preparation for everything. Plastic surgery is expensive but the post op care is what’s really going to milk you dry. Fast forward to a month before my surgery date, my mom finally calmed down and accepted the journey I was heading in and laid off my back about how dangerous plastic surgery especially bbls can be. I prayed on it and asked god “hey if this isn’t the right move show me a sign”. First week went by and no signs so I’m thinking yes this was meant to be.

I kid you not, god showed up and out the following week while I was on YouTube. I was searching through the recommended side which is random according to what you watch and stuff. The forth video down the title read “dr. Insert doctor responsible for death of young girl” and the date was from the weekend that just past. My heart sank to my stomach - this was the doctor that I was assigned to and he legit killed his patient.

So I clicked and watched the video and this girl states her bad experience with this clinic and posted headlines and facts that the doctor was fired from this clinic but MIND YOU NO ONE FROM THIS CLINIC CALLED ME TO INFORM ME ABOUT THE INCIDENT OR THAT MY DOCTOR NO LONGER WORKED THERE.

I was heartbroken. I know that sounds like something so small but this was something that I’ve wanted that I felt would make me feel proud to be in my skin and then 3 weeks before my surgery I find out this information on my own from ducking YouTube out of all places ...

So I made the hardest decision I had to make told my mom/ friends and cancelled my surgery. Again dealing with that process was horrible, they were very rude and denied me a refund after I put 4,000 down.

I keep seeing these girls everywhere getting this surgery and it hurts so much. It’s like the universe keeps trying to make a point that I will never be good enough.

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8 Famous YouTube Stars Who Admitted to Getting a Nose Job in a Video

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7 of Your Favorite Celebrities Who Got Nose Jobs for Health Reasons

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7 of Your Favorite Celebrities Who Got Nose Jobs for Health Reasons

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11 People Who Spent Big $$$ on Plastic Surgery to Look Like Barbie & Ken Dolls

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Kristen Wiig Nose Job Disaster

Kristen Wiig nose job rumors have been swirling for many years, and with good reason. When you look at pictures of the funny lady from years ago and compare them to today it becomes pretty obvious that she is sporting a nose that has had some work done on it. When you look at her nose the overall shape of it is much thinner, and the tip has a somewhat sharper point to it. The good news for Kristen Wiig is that her nose job appears to be a success. The work done on it appears to be minimal, and has actually succeeded in giving her a better and more sophisticated appearance.

Unlike many other stars who take their cosmetic procedures to the extreme, Kristen Wiig seems to have opted for a more subdued approach which is likely why the work done on her nose is more successful than that done on so many other celebrities. Her new nose became the subject of rumors back in 2011 when she played a lead role in the film "Bridesmaides", and people noticed that her nose was shaped differently than it had been before. The sad thing about this story is that Kristen Wiig did not have a large nose to begin with. In fact, her nose could probably be accurately described as normal.

However, it apparently didn't meet the standards of Hollywood, so in order to fit in better and possibly land more future work she seems to have gone under the knife. Hopefully she won't make the same mistake that so many other stars do and continue to have more cosmetic procedures done in the future, which often leads to disastrous results. Kristen Wiig had a nose job, a minor one, but a nose job nonetheless.

[eisdax]

Plastic Surgery FAIL. $150k To Look Like Kim Kardashian

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World Shocking Plastic Surgery Gone Wrong Stories

Going under the knife no matter of how major or minor surgery can be daunting. We literally put our life into the hands of the entrusted surgeons that perform a desired cosmetic surgery. It happens every day in America; and every day there remain horrific cases of plastic surgery gone wrong as we often read the story.

We have all read frightening, but true, headlines of atrocious acts of negligence committed on the surgical table. We are terrified by the potential possibility that one of these travesties could happen to us. Well, the odds are overwhelmingly in our favor that they will not. Millions of surgeries are performed with no significant repercussions on a daily basis, but there will always be plastic surgery gone wrong.

Florida mom left brain dead after breast augmentation surgery

Beautiful 18 year old Linda Perez went in for breast augmentation surgery to a Miami, Florida clinic in August of 2013. She was an energetic young mother who decided breast augmentation surgery was an option she would like to entertain.

After the surgery, Linda spent three months in a coma and is barely recognizable as the beautiful young mother she once was.

Though not exactly clear what happened, an hour after her surgery Linda fell into a coma from which she did not wake for three entire months. She continues to require 24 hour care, and remains unable to eat, bathe, or use the bathroom without assistance.

Still in litigation, the case of Linda Perez serves as a stark reminder that plastic surgery can go extremely wrong and a certain degree of risk is always present when having a surgical procedure done.

A tummy tuck that cost an innocent life

Denise Hendry, mother of four, decided to go under the knife in 2002 to flatten her stomach. It would prove to be a decision she would regret for years to come and ultimately pay for with her life.

While on the operating table, Denise suffered 9 punctures to her bowels and colon. What followed were cardiac arrest, blood poisoning, renal failure, and a collapsed lung.

Over the next 7 years Denise would undergo several more surgical procedures in an attempt to rebuild her abdominal wall and provide her with a functioning colon. All further surgeries would prove unsuccessful. In 2009 Denise contracted meningitis from an epidural catheter, and after months in intensive care, the mother of four died from massive brain damage.

Patients who will never stop

Hang Mioku, now 48, had her first plastic surgery procedure when she was 28. She was hooked from the beginning and moved to Japan where she had further operations, primarily to her face.

Following operation after operation, her face was eventually left enlarged as well as disfigured. Hang would look at herself and still think she was beautiful. Her face had become grossly enlarged and she was left unrecognizable, even to her parents.

Eventually the surgeons she visited refused to carry out any more operations. They realized that Hang had developed a common psychological disorder that results in the continued obsession for more and more plastic surgery.

The pictures that can be located by a general internet search that display highly disfigured individuals can be attributed to the growing obsession for multiple procedures. Patients simply cannot see the permanent damage they are causing and many surgeons are all too happy to embellish the potential outcome.

Doctor ethics

Kelly McLure, 31, experiences cardiac arrest when having a routine chin lift and nose procedure performed in the UK. Doctors continued to operate on Kelly, despite the cardiac arrest, making the paramedics wait 45 minutes before they could attend to her condition. Consequently, Kelly suffered severe brain trauma and passed away less than six months later.

The doctors knowingly continued to complete the procedure after the cardiac arrest occurred. They did not intentionally try to harm Kelly, they were just drastically unqualified to make the decisions they made. They are extremely guilty of incompetence and have what many in the industry describe as a ‘God Complex.’

Alarmingly, doctors believe they can create just about anything desired. They view themselves as surgical artists, and are losing touch of the harsh reality that altering one’s appearance is unnatural. Yes, cosmetic surgery can provide tremendous improvements to problematic areas; but it is still unnatural and against what the natural structure of the face or appendage started out to be.

The celebrity factor

Plastic surgery is highlighted by our perceived notions of how the body should look. The desire to look perfect is now a readily available option with the ever decreasing costs of plastic surgery. The influx of surgeons’ crossing over into aesthetic surgeries has increased competition and consequently driven the cost of procedures down.

Thanks to celebrity endorsements and mass-marketing, plastic surgery has become commonplace. People are striving to look better and often substitute plastic surgery for hard work. Trying to look like the celebrities our society worship and glamorizes, patients seek the easiest, softest way to become something they are not.

The days of being happy with the way you look are now gone.  We have introduced a straight to the knife mentality that has no regard for age. Young and old continue to seek the benefits they believe plastic surgery will provide. Unfortunately, this hunger can end in a plastic surgery gone wrong.

Choose the correct surgeon

Aside from Psychology, Plastic Surgery is the branch of medicine that attracts the very basest of all who qualify.  Many plastic surgeons remain extremely money hungry with little regard for human welfare. They inherently believe they are an untouchable class when it comes down to ethics and erroneous procedures.

Plastic Surgery hides behind the promise of beautification; they offer everything and then deliver almost nothing. They are quick to schedule and quicker to cut in search of the almighty dollar. Caring about people, and the quality of life they will have after the procedure, seems to have become lost in the shuffle.

Plastic surgery gone wrong should also be categorized as plastic SURGEONS gone wrong.