Indianapolis mother dies after getting BBL in DR
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Plastic surgery that isn't medically necessary is always a waste.
And the inherent danger with medical tourism makes it even more dangerous.
A fat ass is not worth dying over.
And the inherent danger with medical tourism makes it even more dangerous.
A fat ass is not worth dying over.
dudes not getting surgies tho
Some of these young men insecure about their bodies inject themselves full of drugs to get the perfect superhero "gym fluencer" physique, not even in any kinda sport just flexing for hoes and clout
Then their organs break down when they over do it or don't cycle off right
This is men's fault.
The Fade
I don’t argue with niqqas on the Internet anymore
That’s why just being man by itself is goat. Natural Test just makes you confident and risk taking already.dudes not getting surgies tho
Some of these young men insecure about their bodies inject themselves full of drugs to get the perfect superhero "gym fluencer" physique, not even in any kinda sport just flexing for hoes and clout
Then their organs break down when they over do it or don't cycle off right
Florida Mom of 2 Never Woke Up From Plastic Surgery, Now State Says Doctor Wasn't Licensed
Published Dec 21, 2022
Jayla Williams/Facebook
A south Florida family continues to grieve the devastating loss of a 26-year-old mother who died after undergoing plastic surgery. Jaynisha “Jayla” Williams traveled from her home in Hillsborough County to the Best U Now cosmetic surgery center in Plantation, Florida, for a breast augmentation and a Brazilian butt lift last year and never made it back home.
“She was very caring and always knew what to say, a cheerful personality and all-around beautiful soul,” her sister, Kimia Spikes, told NBC 6.
Williams' mother traveled from California to be with her daughter for the procedure.
Latoshia Leggett sat in the waiting room October 21, 2021, as her daughter underwent the operation. She said she asked staff members multiple times how her girl was doing, and they assured her everything was fine.
“I was asking every hour, ‘How’s my daughter doing? How are things going?’ and they kept telling me, ‘she’s OK, everything is fine,’” she said, NBC 6 reported.
As time passed, she grew concerned about her daughter, especially after it seemed all the other patients had been discharged.
Leggett started wondering why her daughter wasn't among the other patients who were leaving.
“The ambulance pulled up. That’s when I said, ‘Excuse me, can somebody tell me what’s going on?’” she said.
Leggett said the doctor and nurses approached her as Williams was being taken to Plantation General Hospital. “They politely grabbed me and said, 'Your daughter is dead,”' she said.
The Broward Medical Examiner’s Office stated “the procedure was completed but she [Williams] never awoke from the anesthesia," NBC 6 reported.
The medical examiner's report also listed the cause of death as 'undetermined.'
After investigating the incident, it was determined the designated physician for the surgery center seemingly allowed a doctor who was not a qualified anesthesia provider to sedate Williams.
The Florida Health Department filed administrative complaints against the surgery center licensed as Serenity Capital Investments LLC, the Best U Now and Dr. John Edward Nees.
At the time, Dr. Millicent Muir, an OB-GYN, was the physician who administered the anesthesia to Williams. She was barred from practicing that speciality due to an unrelated complaint, per NBC 6.
The medical center reportedly had several anesthesia providers, and Muir wasn't listed as one of them.
Instead, Muir was registered as "recovery" personnel on state records, NBC 6 reported. According to a state complaint, the center employed her to provide anesthesia to patients.
Florida law requires surgeons to use qualified anesthesia providers, such as an anesthesiologist or a certified registered nurse who is licensed to administer anesthesia.
Williams' family said no one from the center has reached out to them in the past year as they've continue to try to heal and to console her now 5- and 2-year-old children.
“It’s hard, ma’am, it’s hard,” Leggett told NBC 6. “They ask if they can go to heaven to see their mom. They don’t understand.”
In addition to being a mother, Williams was also a wife and a photographer.
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Published Dec 21, 2022
Jayla Williams/Facebook
A south Florida family continues to grieve the devastating loss of a 26-year-old mother who died after undergoing plastic surgery. Jaynisha “Jayla” Williams traveled from her home in Hillsborough County to the Best U Now cosmetic surgery center in Plantation, Florida, for a breast augmentation and a Brazilian butt lift last year and never made it back home.
“She was very caring and always knew what to say, a cheerful personality and all-around beautiful soul,” her sister, Kimia Spikes, told NBC 6.
Williams' mother traveled from California to be with her daughter for the procedure.
Latoshia Leggett sat in the waiting room October 21, 2021, as her daughter underwent the operation. She said she asked staff members multiple times how her girl was doing, and they assured her everything was fine.
“I was asking every hour, ‘How’s my daughter doing? How are things going?’ and they kept telling me, ‘she’s OK, everything is fine,’” she said, NBC 6 reported.
As time passed, she grew concerned about her daughter, especially after it seemed all the other patients had been discharged.
Leggett started wondering why her daughter wasn't among the other patients who were leaving.
“The ambulance pulled up. That’s when I said, ‘Excuse me, can somebody tell me what’s going on?’” she said.
Leggett said the doctor and nurses approached her as Williams was being taken to Plantation General Hospital. “They politely grabbed me and said, 'Your daughter is dead,”' she said.
The Broward Medical Examiner’s Office stated “the procedure was completed but she [Williams] never awoke from the anesthesia," NBC 6 reported.
The medical examiner's report also listed the cause of death as 'undetermined.'
After investigating the incident, it was determined the designated physician for the surgery center seemingly allowed a doctor who was not a qualified anesthesia provider to sedate Williams.
The Florida Health Department filed administrative complaints against the surgery center licensed as Serenity Capital Investments LLC, the Best U Now and Dr. John Edward Nees.
At the time, Dr. Millicent Muir, an OB-GYN, was the physician who administered the anesthesia to Williams. She was barred from practicing that speciality due to an unrelated complaint, per NBC 6.
The medical center reportedly had several anesthesia providers, and Muir wasn't listed as one of them.
Instead, Muir was registered as "recovery" personnel on state records, NBC 6 reported. According to a state complaint, the center employed her to provide anesthesia to patients.
Florida law requires surgeons to use qualified anesthesia providers, such as an anesthesiologist or a certified registered nurse who is licensed to administer anesthesia.
Williams' family said no one from the center has reached out to them in the past year as they've continue to try to heal and to console her now 5- and 2-year-old children.
“It’s hard, ma’am, it’s hard,” Leggett told NBC 6. “They ask if they can go to heaven to see their mom. They don’t understand.”
In addition to being a mother, Williams was also a wife and a photographer.
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Sue the hell out of that placeFlorida Mom of 2 Never Woke Up From Plastic Surgery, Now State Says Doctor Wasn't Licensed
Published Dec 21, 2022
Jayla Williams/Facebook
A south Florida family continues to grieve the devastating loss of a 26-year-old mother who died after undergoing plastic surgery. Jaynisha “Jayla” Williams traveled from her home in Hillsborough County to the Best U Now cosmetic surgery center in Plantation, Florida, for a breast augmentation and a Brazilian butt lift last year and never made it back home.
“She was very caring and always knew what to say, a cheerful personality and all-around beautiful soul,” her sister, Kimia Spikes, told NBC 6.
Williams' mother traveled from California to be with her daughter for the procedure.
Latoshia Leggett sat in the waiting room October 21, 2021, as her daughter underwent the operation. She said she asked staff members multiple times how her girl was doing, and they assured her everything was fine.
“I was asking every hour, ‘How’s my daughter doing? How are things going?’ and they kept telling me, ‘she’s OK, everything is fine,’” she said, NBC 6 reported.
As time passed, she grew concerned about her daughter, especially after it seemed all the other patients had been discharged.
Leggett started wondering why her daughter wasn't among the other patients who were leaving.
“The ambulance pulled up. That’s when I said, ‘Excuse me, can somebody tell me what’s going on?’” she said.
Leggett said the doctor and nurses approached her as Williams was being taken to Plantation General Hospital. “They politely grabbed me and said, 'Your daughter is dead,”' she said.
The Broward Medical Examiner’s Office stated “the procedure was completed but she [Williams] never awoke from the anesthesia," NBC 6 reported.
The medical examiner's report also listed the cause of death as 'undetermined.'
After investigating the incident, it was determined the designated physician for the surgery center seemingly allowed a doctor who was not a qualified anesthesia provider to sedate Williams.
The Florida Health Department filed administrative complaints against the surgery center licensed as Serenity Capital Investments LLC, the Best U Now and Dr. John Edward Nees.
At the time, Dr. Millicent Muir, an OB-GYN, was the physician who administered the anesthesia to Williams. She was barred from practicing that speciality due to an unrelated complaint, per NBC 6.
The medical center reportedly had several anesthesia providers, and Muir wasn't listed as one of them.
Instead, Muir was registered as "recovery" personnel on state records, NBC 6 reported. According to a state complaint, the center employed her to provide anesthesia to patients.
Florida law requires surgeons to use qualified anesthesia providers, such as an anesthesiologist or a certified registered nurse who is licensed to administer anesthesia.
Williams' family said no one from the center has reached out to them in the past year as they've continue to try to heal and to console her now 5- and 2-year-old children.
“It’s hard, ma’am, it’s hard,” Leggett told NBC 6. “They ask if they can go to heaven to see their mom. They don’t understand.”
In addition to being a mother, Williams was also a wife and a photographer.
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Florida Mom of 2 Never Woke Up From Plastic Surgery, Now State Says Doctor Wasn't Licensed
Published Dec 21, 2022
Jayla Williams/Facebook
A south Florida family continues to grieve the devastating loss of a 26-year-old mother who died after undergoing plastic surgery. Jaynisha “Jayla” Williams traveled from her home in Hillsborough County to the Best U Now cosmetic surgery center in Plantation, Florida, for a breast augmentation and a Brazilian butt lift last year and never made it back home.
“She was very caring and always knew what to say, a cheerful personality and all-around beautiful soul,” her sister, Kimia Spikes, told NBC 6.
Williams' mother traveled from California to be with her daughter for the procedure.
Latoshia Leggett sat in the waiting room October 21, 2021, as her daughter underwent the operation. She said she asked staff members multiple times how her girl was doing, and they assured her everything was fine.
“I was asking every hour, ‘How’s my daughter doing? How are things going?’ and they kept telling me, ‘she’s OK, everything is fine,’” she said, NBC 6 reported.
As time passed, she grew concerned about her daughter, especially after it seemed all the other patients had been discharged.
Leggett started wondering why her daughter wasn't among the other patients who were leaving.
“The ambulance pulled up. That’s when I said, ‘Excuse me, can somebody tell me what’s going on?’” she said.
Leggett said the doctor and nurses approached her as Williams was being taken to Plantation General Hospital. “They politely grabbed me and said, 'Your daughter is dead,”' she said.
The Broward Medical Examiner’s Office stated “the procedure was completed but she [Williams] never awoke from the anesthesia," NBC 6 reported.
The medical examiner's report also listed the cause of death as 'undetermined.'
After investigating the incident, it was determined the designated physician for the surgery center seemingly allowed a doctor who was not a qualified anesthesia provider to sedate Williams.
The Florida Health Department filed administrative complaints against the surgery center licensed as Serenity Capital Investments LLC, the Best U Now and Dr. John Edward Nees.
At the time, Dr. Millicent Muir, an OB-GYN, was the physician who administered the anesthesia to Williams. She was barred from practicing that speciality due to an unrelated complaint, per NBC 6.
The medical center reportedly had several anesthesia providers, and Muir wasn't listed as one of them.
Instead, Muir was registered as "recovery" personnel on state records, NBC 6 reported. According to a state complaint, the center employed her to provide anesthesia to patients.
Florida law requires surgeons to use qualified anesthesia providers, such as an anesthesiologist or a certified registered nurse who is licensed to administer anesthesia.
Williams' family said no one from the center has reached out to them in the past year as they've continue to try to heal and to console her now 5- and 2-year-old children.
“It’s hard, ma’am, it’s hard,” Leggett told NBC 6. “They ask if they can go to heaven to see their mom. They don’t understand.”
In addition to being a mother, Williams was also a wife and a photographer.
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Enjoy the early retirement and that nice benz
so she got a butt lift and boob job at the same time? didnt that kill kanyes mom? thats just reckless on the dr's partFlorida Mom of 2 Never Woke Up From Plastic Surgery, Now State Says Doctor Wasn't Licensed
Published Dec 21, 2022
Jayla Williams/Facebook
A south Florida family continues to grieve the devastating loss of a 26-year-old mother who died after undergoing plastic surgery. Jaynisha “Jayla” Williams traveled from her home in Hillsborough County to the Best U Now cosmetic surgery center in Plantation, Florida, for a breast augmentation and a Brazilian butt lift last year and never made it back home.
“She was very caring and always knew what to say, a cheerful personality and all-around beautiful soul,” her sister, Kimia Spikes, told NBC 6.
Williams' mother traveled from California to be with her daughter for the procedure.
Latoshia Leggett sat in the waiting room October 21, 2021, as her daughter underwent the operation. She said she asked staff members multiple times how her girl was doing, and they assured her everything was fine.
“I was asking every hour, ‘How’s my daughter doing? How are things going?’ and they kept telling me, ‘she’s OK, everything is fine,’” she said, NBC 6 reported.
As time passed, she grew concerned about her daughter, especially after it seemed all the other patients had been discharged.
Leggett started wondering why her daughter wasn't among the other patients who were leaving.
“The ambulance pulled up. That’s when I said, ‘Excuse me, can somebody tell me what’s going on?’” she said.
Leggett said the doctor and nurses approached her as Williams was being taken to Plantation General Hospital. “They politely grabbed me and said, 'Your daughter is dead,”' she said.
The Broward Medical Examiner’s Office stated “the procedure was completed but she [Williams] never awoke from the anesthesia," NBC 6 reported.
The medical examiner's report also listed the cause of death as 'undetermined.'
After investigating the incident, it was determined the designated physician for the surgery center seemingly allowed a doctor who was not a qualified anesthesia provider to sedate Williams.
The Florida Health Department filed administrative complaints against the surgery center licensed as Serenity Capital Investments LLC, the Best U Now and Dr. John Edward Nees.
At the time, Dr. Millicent Muir, an OB-GYN, was the physician who administered the anesthesia to Williams. She was barred from practicing that speciality due to an unrelated complaint, per NBC 6.
The medical center reportedly had several anesthesia providers, and Muir wasn't listed as one of them.
Instead, Muir was registered as "recovery" personnel on state records, NBC 6 reported. According to a state complaint, the center employed her to provide anesthesia to patients.
Florida law requires surgeons to use qualified anesthesia providers, such as an anesthesiologist or a certified registered nurse who is licensed to administer anesthesia.
Williams' family said no one from the center has reached out to them in the past year as they've continue to try to heal and to console her now 5- and 2-year-old children.
“It’s hard, ma’am, it’s hard,” Leggett told NBC 6. “They ask if they can go to heaven to see their mom. They don’t understand.”
In addition to being a mother, Williams was also a wife and a photographer.
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You think Indiana doesnt have men?fukk you need a BBL in Indiana for?
Imagine her kids growing up and realizing they mom dead cause she wanted a fatter ass and plump titties
I'd kick my mom headstone over for that
Hoshi_Toshi
Superstar
I looked up that article and the fukking doctor said she wasn’t a licensed anesthesiologist but she had taken a few classes for it
Dr. Narcisse
Veteran
These women don't do there research first. shyt crazy.