Louisiana cop, Wildelis Rosa has passed away just days after getting a risky Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). That’s some crazy news!
Getting any kind of cosmetic surgery is a big deal, but to have something like that happen so soon after? It’s definitely a risky thing to do!
Originally from New Orleans, Rosa, 26, went to Miami for the surgery, where prices are more affordable than in other major cities, and there is a wealth of clinics with world-renowned plastic surgeons.
Rosa’s recovery took a turn just days after the surgery. Her blood pressure dropped, and she was having trouble breathing.
Three days after the operation, she collapsed in her bathroom and was found unresponsive. CPR attempts failed, and she was pronounced dead the next morning.
While Rosa died in March of a severe blood clot that had traveled to her lungs, her death was only reported this week by her family.
Rosa, who aspired to work for the FBI, paid roughly $7,500 for the procedure, in which fat is liposuctioned from the abdomen, lower back, or other fatty areas of the body and injected into the buttocks to enlarge and shape them.
Doctors removed fat from 12 areas around her body, according to local reporting.
One of her four older siblings, Anamin Vazquez, knew she had gone to Miami but only learned about the surgery after it had happened.
She said: ‘We had just that feeling in our guts, like something was wrong.
‘I texted her and said, “I hope you’re doing okay, you’re enjoying your birthday.” But there was no answer back.’
Rosa’s family did not find out about the surgery until three days after the fact, when Rosa collapsed. By the following morning, she was dead.
Was it worth it? We all want to look our best, but at what cost? It’s a sad situation for sure, and it just goes to show that you got to really think about the risks before going under the knife for anything. Rest in peace, Officer Rosa.
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