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Home / Health / Deadly Secrets Behind Lunchtime Fat Removal

Deadly Secrets Behind Lunchtime Fat Removal

2 Jan

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Summary

  • Cosmetic surgery ads are unregulated, unlike prescription drug commercials.
  • Patient deaths linked to high-volume clinics using digital marketing.
  • Advertised quick recovery times often don't reflect reality.

Glossy advertisements for cosmetic surgery chains, promising "lunchtime fat removal" and "freckle-sized" scars, are drawing many patients. However, a concerning number of lawsuits and patient deaths suggest these alluring claims can obscure a dangerous reality.

Unlike highly regulated prescription drug commercials, cosmetic surgery advertisements operate in a "buyer beware" market. The federal government does not mandate that these companies provide scientific proof for their claims before they appear on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, or television. Compelling before-and-after photos and influencer endorsements are prevalent.

One patient, Lenia Watson-Burton, died three days after a liposuction procedure at Elite Body Sculpture in San Diego, California. Her family claims the clinic, like others relying heavily on digital marketing, prioritized customer acquisition over safety. Medical experts caution that advertised 24-hour recovery periods are often unrealistic, with actual healing requiring weeks due to bruising, swelling, and internal recovery.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
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Procedures advertised by clinics like Elite Body Sculpture can carry risks including infection, internal injuries, sepsis, and blood clots, contrary to advertised claims of quick recovery.
While the FTC has guidelines for truthful advertising, cosmetic surgery clinics are not required to provide scientific proof of their claims to the government or consumers before advertising.
Real recovery from liposuction involves significant bruising and swelling, typically taking weeks, not the 24-hour or quick return-to-routine periods often advertised.

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