Stephanie Benson, a socialite and music entrepreneur, has issued a warning about the popular cosmetic operation known as Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), citing serious health concerns and a high death rate.
Speaking on TV3, Benson discussed her recent surgery recovery and health issues. She also emphasized how important she believes it is to put one’s health first.
“The chances of you dying on liposuction are a lot less than going to have a BBL,” she revealed. BBL indicates that you have at least a 70% risk of dying.
Benson, who just had surgery to remove his gallbladder while battling cancer, stressed the significance of leading a healthy lifestyle before thinking about undergoing any additional surgery.
She warned against giving in to the attraction of cosmetic operations without first attending to underlying health issues and instead urged women to prioritize their well-being.
Benson highlighted the fact that respectable surgeons in the US and the UK advise against BBL operations and related a personal story of a close friend who passed away as a result of the same cosmetic procedure.
The Brazilian Butt Lift is a surgery that has gained worldwide popularity to enhance the size and shape of the buttocks.
Stephanie Benson’s cautionary tale should serve as a timely reminder to everyone, but especially to women, to put their health first and make wise decisions when thinking about cosmetic treatments. She advises carefully weighing the dangers involved before deciding to undergo surgeries that could have possibly fatal results.
