A woman in England nearly died after undergoing surgery to remove excess skin following a weight loss of 95 kg. Sarah Dyson lost so much weight over two-and-a-half years, but says it didn't feel like it since there were loose folds of skin hanging around. She found a way to tuck in the excess skin every morning and had to wear baggy clothes to hide it. So she decided to have it removed. But the surgery would have cost £17,000 in the UK. Someone suggested having it in Turkey, as it would cost less. So Sarah left Manchester for Istanbul on September 1 and spent £6,500 for a tummy tuck, an arm lift and liposuction. But she had a near-death experience after the surgeons reportedly "forgot" to give her blood thinners, Daily Mail reported.&nbsp;Sarah suspected something was wrong when she noticed some swelling in her leg. But she was told it was normal, and so Sarah took the flight back home on September 8. The day after, she experienced breathlessness while simply standing in her kitchen. She knew something was not right, but chose to skip visiting the ER since she had a doctor's appointment in two days. That's when the doctor rushed her to the hospital, where they found a blood clot in each lung and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in her left leg. She went into cardiac arrest and had to be resuscitated twice. In DVT, a clot forms in a deep vein, often in the legs, and breaks off, entering the lungs.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/chinese-woman-weighing-50kg-undergoes-fat-loss-surgery-is-left-with-horrific-reaction-751609">Woman weighing 50 kilos gets fat loss surgery, becomes infertile</a> &nbsp;<h2>Turkish clinic surgeons forgot to give her blood thinners</h2>Sarah said the surgeons "did a fantastic job, but they just forgot to give me my blood thinners." She repents getting the surgery, saying, "My vanity almost cost me my life", and says the surgery was "not worth it at all". Sarah added, "I am definitely thankful to be alive. I'm just glad I cannot remember dying." Now she would have to take blood thinners for the rest of her life, and the experience has "completely put her off cosmetic surgery." When the doctors asked her if she was given blood thinners before flying, she said no. "They must have forgotten," the doctors said.&nbsp;According to the NHS, the risk of clotting is high for four to six weeks after surgery. If the patient is also on "long journeys of more than four hours, particularly flying", this risk is compounded. Sarah says she has been trying to get in touch with the Turkish clinic, but they have blocked her. &nbsp;

A British woman had a tummy tuck surgery and liposuction at a Turkish clinic after losing 95 kg, but ended up with a blood clot that travelled to her lungs. She went into cardiac arrest twice, nearly coming back from the dead because of one mistake by the Turkish surgeons. 

A woman in England nearly died after undergoing surgery to remove excess skin following a weight loss of 95 kg. Sarah Dyson lost so much weight over two-and-a-half years, but says it didn't feel like it since there were loose folds of skin hanging around. She found a way to tuck in the excess skin every morning and had to wear baggy clothes to hide it. So she decided to have it removed. But the surgery would have cost £17,000 in the UK. Someone suggested having it in Turkey, as it would cost less. So Sarah left Manchester for Istanbul on September 1 and spent £6,500 for a tummy tuck, an arm lift and liposuction. But she had a near-death experience after the surgeons reportedly "forgot" to give her blood thinners, Daily Mail reported. Sarah suspected something was wrong when she noticed some swelling in her leg. But she was told it was normal, and so Sarah took the flight back home on September 8. The day after, she experienced breathlessness while simply standing in her kitchen. She knew something was not right, but chose to skip visiting the ER since she had a doctor's appointment in two days. That's when the doctor rushed her to the hospital, where they found a blood clot in each lung and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in her left leg. She went into cardiac arrest and had to be resuscitated twice. In DVT, a clot forms in a deep vein, often in the legs, and breaks off, entering the lungs. Also Read: Woman weighing 50 kilos gets fat loss surgery, becomes infertile Turkish clinic surgeons forgot to give her blood thinners Sarah said the surgeons "did a fantastic job, but they just forgot to give me my blood thinners." She repents getting the surgery, saying, "My vanity almost cost me my life", and says the surgery was "not worth it at all". Sarah added, "I am definitely thankful to be alive. I'm just glad I cannot remember dying." Now she would have to take blood thinners for the rest of her life, and the experience has "completely put her off cosmetic surgery." When the doctors asked her if she was given blood thinners before flying, she said no. "They must have forgotten," the doctors said. According to the NHS, the risk of clotting is high for four to six weeks after surgery. If the patient is also on "long journeys of more than four hours, particularly flying", this risk is compounded. Sarah says she has been trying to get in touch with the Turkish clinic, but they have blocked her.

A British woman had a tummy tuck surgery and liposuction at a Turkish clinic after losing 95 kg, but ended up with a blood clot that travelled to her lungs. She went into cardiac arrest twice, nearly coming back from the dead because of one mistake by the Turkish surgeons.&nbsp;

One surgical mistake triggers two cardiac arrests in woman who lost 95 kg and underwent tummy‑tuck procedure

In a shocking incident, a Chinese woman died after undergoing six cosmetic surgeries in a span of 24 hours after which her family filed a lawsuit against the clinic and sought 1.2 million yuan (US$168,000) as compensation.&nbsp;

The woman, who belonged to a rural area in Guigang, Guangxi province in southern China, had gone to a clinic in Nanning on December 9, 2020.&nbsp;

The woman had taken a loan of more than 40,000 yuan (US$5,600) for financing six cosmetic procedures.

On the afternoon of December 9, the woman spent five hours on double eyelid surgery and a nose job.

After this, she went through a liposuction procedure on her things and got fat injected in her face and breasts which also continued for five hours the next morning.

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However, when the woman was discharged, she suddenly collapsed in front of the lift in the clinic.&nbsp;

The woman was taken to The Second Nanning People’s Hospital where doctors failed to save her.

In the autopsy report, it was mentioned that the woman died from “acute respiratory failure due to pulmonary embolism after liposuction”.

<h2>Family sues the clinic over woman's death</h2>

When the woman died, she had an eight-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son. The woman's family members filed a case against the clinic at Jiangnan District People’s Court of Nanning City and sought compensation of 1.18 million yuan (US$251,000).

“The clinic offered me 200,000 yuan as compensation. I said that at least one million yuan should be given for a person’s death. Even if we split the responsibility, it should still be at least 500,000 yuan. I refused their private settlement, and I said we should just go to court," said Liu’s husband.

After the hearings, the court was finally asked to pay 590,000 yuan ($82,181) to the woman's family as compensation.

“The assessment concluded that the clinic failed to assess the risk of venous blood embolism, identifying certain errors in their medical practices that were causally related to the patient’s death,” said Li Shan, who is a judge at Jiangnan District People’s Court of Nanning City.

<h2>Here's how netizens reacted to the incident</h2>

The state media CCTV reported the incident which garnered more than 50 million views on social media and also received severe backlash.

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“Six surgeries in one day? Does the clinic have no common sense? Did they not consider the risk of complications, especially with liposuction, which can easily lead to blood clots?” said a person on the social media platform.

“This clinic has no conscience! They persuaded a rural woman to take 40,000 yuan in loan for cosmetic surgery. This is outrageous! And then they botched the procedures and even haggle over compensation. Are they even human?” wrote another.

“Dying in the pursuit of beauty. This is really beyond extreme,” said a third netizen.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

In a shocking incident, a Chinese woman died after undergoing six cosmetic surgeries in a span of 24 hours after which her family filed a lawsuit against the clinic and sought 1.

In a shocking incident, a Chinese woman died after undergoing six cosmetic surgeries in a span of 24 hours after which her family filed a lawsuit against the clinic and sought 1.2 million yuan (US$168,000) as compensation. The woman, who belonged to a rural area in Guigang, Guangxi province in southern China, had gone to a clinic in Nanning on December 9, 2020. The woman had taken a loan of more than 40,000 yuan (US$5,600) for financing six cosmetic procedures. On the afternoon of December 9, the woman spent five hours on double eyelid surgery and a nose job. After this, she went through a liposuction procedure on her things and got fat injected in her face and breasts which also continued for five hours the next morning. Also Read: Scientists have found more than 3,600 food packaging chemicals in human bodies However, when the woman was discharged, she suddenly collapsed in front of the lift in the clinic. The woman was taken to The Second Nanning People’s Hospital where doctors failed to save her. In the autopsy report, it was mentioned that the woman died from “acute respiratory failure due to pulmonary embolism after liposuction”. Family sues the clinic over woman's death When the woman died, she had an eight-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son. The woman's family members filed a case against the clinic at Jiangnan District People’s Court of Nanning City and sought compensation of 1.18 million yuan (US$251,000). “The clinic offered me 200,000 yuan as compensation. I said that at least one million yuan should be given for a person’s death. Even if we split the responsibility, it should still be at least 500,000 yuan. I refused their private settlement, and I said we should just go to court," said Liu’s husband. After the hearings, the court was finally asked to pay 590,000 yuan ($82,181) to the woman's family as compensation. “The assessment concluded that the clinic failed to assess the risk of venous blood embolism, identifying certain errors in their medical practices that were causally related to the patient’s death,” said Li Shan, who is a judge at Jiangnan District People’s Court of Nanning City. Here's how netizens reacted to the incident The state media CCTV reported the incident which garnered more than 50 million views on social media and also received severe backlash. Also Read: EU agency says dangerous and banned chemicals found in hundreds of cosmetic products “Six surgeries in one day? Does the clinic have no common sense? Did they not consider the risk of complications, especially with liposuction, which can easily lead to blood clots?” said a person on the social media platform. “This clinic has no conscience! They persuaded a rural woman to take 40,000 yuan in loan for cosmetic surgery. This is outrageous! And then they botched the procedures and even haggle over compensation. Are they even human?” wrote another. “Dying in the pursuit of beauty. This is really beyond extreme,” said a third netizen. (With inputs from agencies)

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One surgical mistake triggers two cardiac arrests in woman who lost 95 kg and underwent tummy‑tuck procedure

Woman goes through six cosmetic surgeries in one day, loses her life in China

One surgical mistake triggers two cardiac arrests in woman who lost 95 kg and underwent tummy‑tuck procedure