September 26, 2024, 10:01 | Updated: September 27, 2024, 1:04 p.m
A mother of five has died after a bum lift procedure in Brazil.
Image: Gloucestershire Police/Facebook
The tragic latest post of a mum-of-five who is the first person to die from a Brazilian butt lift procedure in the UK has been revealed.
Alice Webb, 33, was taken to Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary in the early hours of Tuesday after becoming unwell.
He died on Monday a few hours after the operation, which is believed to have been carried out in the West Country.
The night before her tragic death, she posted a photo on Facebook of a small pumpkin, which she said was a “gift” from her daughter.
She captioned it: “How cute.”
Two people were arrested on suspicion of murder after her death.
Alice posted this image on Sunday night.
Image: Facebook
Alice is understood to have joined the beauty and esthetics industry two years ago and was an advanced esthetician.
According to her Facebook profile, she was an advanced esthetician at Crystal Clear Aesthetics in Wotton-under-Edge in Gloucestershire.
Webb’s partner, Dane Knight, posted on Facebook Wednesday afternoon: “I want to say thank you to all the family and friends who have been there for us in our time of need, including all the kind messages I sent my kids and to me. .
“There were some really lovely messages sent by some of your children that brought a smile to the corner of my childhood mouth.
“I feel it is important to say this as I will not accept adult speculation that eaves are accidentally dropped by children and unnecessary questions being raised to the 5 girls so be extremely careful what you say and who is around! My children are extremely vulnerable!
“Alice left us on Monday at 11.30pm. 2 people have been arrested and are currently in custody on possible charges of manslaughter.”
“Please, please, have these feelings of the 5 girls in the heart here.”
Alice is understood to have joined the beauty and esthetics industry two years ago and was an advanced esthetician.
Image: Gloucestershire Police
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A GoFundMe page set up to help raise money for the family by her friend, Abigail Irwin, said: “She cared about her customers, always checking in to see if they were okay, Alice was a beautiful person inside and out too me. I feel very lucky to have met her and to have spent time with her in our salon.”
Mrs Irwin added: “Alice was beautiful inside and out with the biggest heart, her family was her world she leaves behind her partner Dane and 5 beautiful children.”
Webb was taken to hospital after becoming unwell.
Image: Facebook
Gloucestershire Police said in a statement: “Two people have been arrested on suspicion of homicide following the death of a 30-year-old woman in Gloucester.
“Police were called by the ambulance service at around 11.35pm on Monday (September 23) to reports of a woman unwell after suspected cosmetic surgery.
“He was taken to Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary and died in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Her relatives and the coroner know.
“The woman’s family is being supported by specially trained officers. The investigation, led by the Major Crime Squad, is ongoing.
“The two people who were arrested were released on police bail.”
The use of cosmetic procedures has increased.
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Plastic surgeon Mr. Amer Hussain urges people to be aware of the life-threatening risks involved.
“This tragic death highlights how dangerous this process can be.
“Brazilian buttock lift procedures are considered one of the riskiest cosmetic procedures, particularly because of the potential for infection or fat embolism – a condition where fat is injected into or near large veins, potentially blocking vital blood flow to the lungs or heart. to be fatal.
“This surgery involves injecting fat deep into the buttocks, close to major blood vessels, making precision and expertise vital.”
Malpractices are increasingly making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Mr Hussain urges anyone considering cosmetic surgery to research the procedure beforehand.
He added: “Choosing the right surgeon and doctor for any cosmetic surgery is not just about aesthetics. it’s about your safety and your long-term health.
“Your health and safety should always be the top priority, and that means making sure your surgeon has the proper training, credentials and experience to perform the procedure in a regulated, medical environment.
“People need to seek out skilled, board-certified surgeons who understand the complexities of anatomy and can perform cosmetic procedures safely.”
