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A plastic surgeon, Dr Rex Dafiewhare, on Tuesday in Abuja, warned that complications arising from the process of buttocks and breast enlargement, might lead to the death of the patient.
According to him, the procedure is done under general anaesthesia, which can result to complications arising from general anaesthesia itself just like in any other“The complications, which has nothing to do with the procedure itself are caused by reactions to drugs used and inadequate oxygen. The medical practitioner said that there could be a significant blood loss either from inadequate fat or oil going into blood vessels called fat embolism capable of causing blockage in the lungs or heart.
Dafiewhare also warned that during the process, there could be irregularities on the skin surface from uneven placement of the fat.
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