British mum-of-three, 26, dies days after having Brazilian bum-lift operation in Turkey despite her family’s plea not to

by tylerthe-theatre

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  2. How many people have to experience these horror stories before realising that these cheap surgeries in Turkey are cheap for a reason

  5. Imagine leaving your three children motherless because you decided you wanted a fatter ass. Truly a dystopian world

  6. Only herself to blame

    Imagine being her kid

    “So how did your mum die?”

    Kid: “she wanted a larger bum”

  7. Jesus people, have a little bit more empathy. A mother has died and three children are without one. Maybe reign it in a bit

  8. I don’t think it’s as simple as she wanted a bigger bum, it goes deeper than that. She obviously had some issues with her self image and was willing to pay to have surgery to help her feel better. There must be so many more out there with low self-esteem, and I’d bet that so many of them are massively undervaluing themselves.

  9. It’s sad that the large majority of people these days aren’t content with who they are. I don’t even think most people are in touch with who they are, as most people don’t give themselves time with their own consciousness on a day to day basis. Even if it’s waiting 2 minutes for the next bus, the phone comes out. We’ve lost touch with who we are, and instead, replace it with an egoic sense of self, perpetuated ten-fold by social media.

  10. Played stupid game, paid stupid price. Very unfortunate

  11. Body dysmorphia in the age of social media is dreadful. Media and advertising promotes and encourages these beauty standards and mocks those that are destroyed by it. I feel sad for kids and young people growing up with this.

  12. I feel only empathy for the children who are left without their mother, for her I feel sad that she felt she needed too pump herself full of plastic too feel valued. Whether it be vanity or body dysmorphia or a combination of the two, her children should have been the first thought in her mind.

  13. Didn’t this happen to another woman who went there?

  14. This is one of the most dangerous cosmetic surgeries and most people know this. How incredibly sad that 3 children have lost their mother due to her succumbing to insecurity brought on by social media trends. Hopefully her story can wake others up considering this surgery to not toy with their life. This cosmetic procedure isn’t a minor tweak, it is completely invasive and high risk.

  15. I had a hair transplant and decided to pay extra and have it done in London because I didn’t want to risk getting necrosis on my fucking scalp. I figured it wasn’t worth taking a risk having cheap surgery for something that is designed to change your appearance.

  16. It’s sad that she didn’t like her body enough to go through with a risky surgery abroad.

  17. Leaves behind a seven-month-old because she wanted a bigger arse.
    Water we dune hair?

  18. The darkside of social media, terrible musicians, and crap TV like love Island.

  19. I remember growing up in the 90s and 00s and feeling awful about my body. but a lot of the “nip and tuck” shit seemed like a fad, a brief cultural thing that would pass. I’m very disappointed to be a lot older and, if anything, for it to have gotten a lot worse.

  20. My friends 40yr old daughter died last year in similar circumstances in Turkey same procedure. She didn’t disclose her medical history of heart problems or previous clots .

  21. Family pleas? Unfortunately this lady clearly had some form of body dysmorphia (she had a history of going to Turkey for other work) and no-one stepped in to stop her.

    Flying to another country to get this work doesn’t just happen, what was her partner doing? Did they really object that much?

    Its obviously tragic that these children have lost their mother, but this was an adult either making a very ill informed, or terrible life decision and facing the consequences.

  22. She didn’t make a wise decision. I feel for her but mostly for her kids who have lost a parent. May her soul rest in peace

  23. I know the comments are blaming the mum, but I think part of the blame should lie with social media companies, marketing companies and the government.

    If your “tailored” feed is constantly bombarded with posts and stories/reels about a specific topic, with algorithms designed to keep you addicted to it, and if all the adverts that are presented make you feel like you’re not enough, it’s gonna have a psychological effect on you. It becomes an obsession. We don’t know what harm we are causing to our brains and the larger population, and this is all unregulated. It’s sad and tragic that the state of the world drives people to do these kinds of things.

  24. It’s very telling that all the photos of her are filtered to the point of looking deep fried at this quality. Society’s beauty standards are not leaving any room for normal looking bodies

  26. Imagine the newspapers not even being able to show an unfiltered, unphotoshopped image of you after you die chasing a bigger arse.

    They can’t find a photo of you that is real… That’s fucking sad.

    Imagine your kids trying to relate to their long dead mum and all they can find is this…

    Also

    >even her boyfriend didn’t want her to do it

    Major fucking doubt here. If you lead materialistic lives then wtf do you expect

  27. The most insecure people I know are what you would call traditionally very good looking. Absolutely zero confidence when they could legitimately work as a model. It’s interesting to see how people view themselves.

  28. Those look so bad too, I don’t get why anyone would do that to themselves

  29. I don’t think I’ve seen a single woman who’s had vanity surgery of any kind remotely improve how she looks. All these surgery fads make people look like freaks and I don’t know anyone who finds it attractive.

    How are so many women convinced these surgeries are worth doing?

    Weird lips, ultra bright teeth, ultra fake teeth over chiseled turkey teeth, disguisting over tanning, weird arses.

    The hell is going on?

  30. Imagine leaving your three kids without a mother because you wanted a back alley bum lift, Christ some people are fucking stupid.

  32. For the record I have family and friends in Turkey, including educated people with professional jobs and the private healthcare they all have sounds way better than our NHS.

    I think it comes down to the fact there are big companies, small companies, good companies, bad companies and with the language barrier and having no social circle in Turkey to help with recommendations, people unfortunately end up at crap practices.

  33. Her body, her choice.

    I feel sorry for the kids, but if she wanted to have a huge ass so much she was willing the risk dying for it and leaving them alone she can do that.

  34. I hope her family have some unfiltered pics to remember her by.

    I always think when I see somebody has died if all the pics are ridiculously filtered like this, do the family end up forgetting what the person actually looked like?

    Social media is a plague.

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