Lots of different females before Claudia Aderotimi have suffered serious harm by looking to enhance their look cosmetically.
Businesswoman Penny Johnson is currently suing a cosmetic surgeon for £54m after her partial facelift in Leeds in 2003 allegedly left her with a facial twitch, pain round her right eye and grimacing. She claims her profession has been dramatically affected.
In the most high-profile case of alleged negligence involving surgery in the UK, Denise Hendry, spouse of ex-Blackburn Rovers and Scotland footballer Colin Hendry, nearly died in 2002 after liposuction she had on the Broughton Park hospital in Preston went badly wrong.
Cosmetic surgery is clearly dangerous in some circumstances but people don’t seem to treat it with the same concern that they would with any other surgical procedure. Many people seem to be much less willing to see the potential hazard of having a tummy 
tuck compared to that of a stomach operation.
A facelift can result in your eyes or mouth not opening and shutting properly. Breast implants may end up oddly shaped. There are tons of things that can go wrong with plastic surgery.
Safer procedures, extra info for sufferers in regards to the risks concerned and better regulation is needed throughout the industry.
For example, do you know that a routine facelift can result in a blood clot underneath the skin, which can be dangerous if left untreated.
When it comes to plastic surgery procedures, their popularity is picking up again after a decline due to the recession. The economy is showing signs of improvement and thus procedures increased 5 per cent in 2010 compared with 2009.
Botox was particularly popular with more than 5million undergoing the procedure to have the potentially deadly toxin injected into their body.
Facelifts were also very popular as well as breast enlargement surgery.
