The father of a 14-year-old girl who tragically passed away following an alleged secret breast enlargement surgery has made a heartfelt appeal. Paloma Nicole Arellano Escobedo died in the hospital a week after the procedure, with the official cause of death attributed to complications related to a respiratory illness.
Carlos Arellano, her father, firmly believes that the breast enhancement surgery directly caused her death and is calling for a thorough investigation, asserting that the surgery was conducted without his consent. Carlos disclosed that he only learned of the surgery at his daughter’s funeral, where he noticed she had breast implants and scars. He expressed disbelief that her death certificate listed “illness” as the cause of death to conceal the truth.
Paloma passed away in a Durango hospital in Mexico on September 20, according to NeedToKnow. Carlos raised concerns about the swift issuance of his daughter’s death certificate, questioning the speed at which it was provided. The certificate cited cerebral edema due to a respiratory illness as the cause of death.
Following the funeral, Carlos lodged a complaint suspecting undisclosed details surrounding his daughter’s suffering and demise. He alleged a cover-up and demanded a thorough investigation to hold those responsible accountable. The Prosecutor’s Office has confirmed that an investigation is underway.
In a separate incident, a grieving husband paid tribute to his late wife who tragically died shortly after undergoing cosmetic surgery in Turkey. Ana Bárbara Buhr Buldrini traveled from Mozambique to Turkey with Elgar Miles for breast enhancement, liposuction, and rhinoplasty. The 31-year-old singer suffered a fatal cardiac arrest after the procedures at Tusa Hospital in Istanbul.
Mr. Miles, who had recently married Mrs. Buldrini, stated that it was her aspiration to enhance her aesthetic appearance. Allegedly undergoing the treatments in exchange for promoting Tusa Hospital, the couple was reportedly socializing with the surgeon performing the procedures in Istanbul the evening of the surgery.
Mr. Miles, also an artist, recounted that his wife was rushed into surgery earlier than scheduled, just two days after an initial consultation. Despite reservations, Mrs. Buldrini proceeded with the surgery after reassurances from the surgeon. Post-surgery, her condition deteriorated, and Mr. Miles observed a change in the staff’s demeanor.
Recounting the events, Mr. Miles described the distressing moments when he was informed of his wife’s declining health. The tragic incident highlights the risks associated with cosmetic procedures and the importance of thorough evaluation and preparation before undergoing such surgeries.