Popular Lagos surgeon flees as patient dies from failed fat and liposuction surgery

- According to reports circulating online, a Lagos-based cosmetic surgeon is currently on the run after a patient died during surgery

- The victim identified as Nne approached the doctor, Anu, for a BLL, liposuction and fat transfer and died due to complications from the procedure

- Reports reveal that Anu fled the clinic after the incidence and is currently on the run

The indulgence in plastic surgery in Nigeria is gradually becoming a trend in the country, especially in Lagos. While there are skilled doctors trained for the high-risk cosmetic surgeries, quack doctors have also infiltrated the practice, leaving casualties in their wake.

A Lagos-based cosmetic surgeon identified as Anu is currently on the run after she carried out a cosmetic surgery on a client, resulting in her death. Anu who is the owner of @med_contour on Instagram, (personal Instagram handle @sisi_any) was approached by Nne for a BLL, liposuction and fat transfer on December 31, 2018, and got complications from it.

It was reported that Anu who usually hires or imports foreign doctors to help her out with the surgeries, decided to personally do the procedure on the victim as she wanted to try her hands at what she had been seeing the doctors do. Unfortunately, things became complicated leading to the victim's death.

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Unconfirmed sources revealed that Nne's sister waited a long time for Anu to finish the procedure on her sister but decided to go into the theater and find out what the delay was. This was when she saw the almost lifeless body of her sister on the operating table with Anu by the side not knowing what more to do.

Apparently the victim has fallen into a coma due to the complications from the surgery.

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Photo of Anu:

Lagos-based cosmetic surgeon allegedly flees after a patient’s death

Unconfirmed reports reveal Doctor Anu is not a certified surgeon
Source: UGC

She was allegedly rushed to Vedic Hospital in Lekki and was put on life support. She was later moved to LUTH where she died on February 3, 2019. The medical reports say that fat had entered her lungs, leading to her death.

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Several reports revealed that Anu who is an American citizen is not a certified surgeon but got clients due to her popularity in Lagos. Sources reveal that she called up other clients stating she was refunding their monies to them. She, however, is no where to be found.

Insiders reveal that this is not her first mishap. According to them, she has done failed surgeries for two Lagos big girls which had to be corrected at another hospital.

Anu has since gone private on both her business and personal accounts and details about her whereabouts are yet to be confirmed.

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