Two dead after hair transplant surgery go terribly wrong

Two people died after a dentist allegedly undergoing hair transplant surgeries despite the fact that he had no training or qualifications.

The victims, who were recognized as Vinit Kumar Dubey and Mayank Katiyar, died within 48 hours of their businesses allegedly carried out by Dr. Anushka Tiwari in Kanpur, India.

Dr. Tiwari, who holds only a dental degree, is said to have been marketed as a hair transplant specialist on YouTube, according to The Times of India.

Dubey, a resident of Kalyanpur, underwent surgery on March 13 this year and his health quickly worsened soon afterwards. He died on March 15, after being accepted at a private hospital in Sarvodaya Nagar, his wife Jaya Tripathi said in a police complaint that was filed earlier this month.

The second victim, Katiyar, died in similar circumstances on November 19 of last year, the day after the process.

A case of homicide fault has been registered both in deaths based on the complaints of the two families. Dr. Tiwari was handed over to court court on Monday and was sent to 14 days of court.

“There are serious allegations against Anushka Tiwari,” said Dilip Singh, a NDTV government lawyer, confirming that he had been handed over to the court. “Anushka Tiwari has undergone surgery, which is not related to its field, we have sufficient evidence in this respect, a case has been recorded in the Kakadev Police Department.”

In a police complaint, Mrs Tripathi said she received a call on March 14, explaining that her husband’s face had swollen after surgery and despite multiple attempts that she could not get to the doctor.

“I called Dr Anushka Tiwari again on the same night around 11 and admitted that he had performed the surgery without a test,” Ms Tripathi told NDTV, adding that he also had the dialing files.

She took her husband to another hospital where she died the following day on March 15th.

An initial research on Dubey’s case by the health authorities revealed significant medical negligence, according to a committee led by the head of medical director of the Dr Hari Negi area. The detector found that the procedure was performed despite the patient being diabetic and hypertensive, according to the Times of India.

According to the post -mortem report, he suffered from brain edema and severe infection from non -equipped equipment, he said the Hindustan Times.

Explaining the delay in filing the case, Mrs Tripathi claimed that the police did not take the matter seriously and recorded it only two months after the incident on May 9, when he filed a complaint to the cell of the leader.

“A woman has complained that her husband died during a hair transplant surgery.

Researchers are now examining the wider functions of Dr Tiwari’s clinic, according to the Hindustan Times, including other staff and medical standards.

Police senior Ashutosh Kumar official said the force would testify in order to transfer Dr. Tiwari to police detention as “it must be disputed”.