POSTED UNDER Liposculpture Reviews
24yr Old, No Kids ,Lost 50 Pounds - Dominican Republic, DO
UPDATED FROM CuartoBate
15 days pre
3 dayssss awayy anxiety at its finest
$5,000
OMG !!! it finally hit me i leave in 3 days And im starting to feel The jitters! but im soo ready its Been a long time comming.... i am honestly not worried about my results I 100 % trust her work and know it's going to be a major improvement. anything extra you ladies think I might need to take thanks XOXO
CuartoBate's provider
Replies (0)
UPDATED FROM CuartoBate
21 days pre
if your going With Dr. Cabral Pleaseeee resonsider!
Dr. Héctor Cabral is The owner of CIPLA The clínica where Duran and yily work from. Very sad news another Doll died from complications, my prayers go out to the family and had children to have to deal with such a loss. although he is one of the oldest in the field of plastic surgeon in Dominican Republic, He has a Bad Reputation for the most complications and deaths.
******
NEW YORK (WABC) -- An apparent botched surgery claimed the life of a mother from Long Island.
Rachene Hutchinson, like many women, flew to the Dominican Republic to get cheaper plastic surgery.
But the low cost had a high risk.
Her family says she died on the operating table.
Now they're caught in an international legal tug of war.
"This is so devastating. We can't believe it. It's still like a nightmare. My daughter is now coming home in a box," said Diane Shields, Rachene's mother.
Rachene Hutchinson green hoped to enhance her appearance and found a more affordable way to do it by traveling to the Dominican Republic.
The Long Island woman died from complications after getting liposuction and a tummy tuck last week, her three young children and their dad were there.
"There's no way to make up for her. I got to raise three kids here without a mother and they're so young and all the stuff she would do for them. It was so much. There's no way we can ever replace that," said Miguel Corporan, Rachene's husband.
"I am very, you know depressed, because this is very difficult for all people who stay with her," Dr. Hector Cabral said.
Diane Shields' called the doctor who performed the surgery to find out what happened to her daughter.
Dr. Hector Cabral said it could have been a heart attack, but he still doesn't know.
So Eyewitness News called to get answers, but was told Dr. Cabral was in surgery.
Rachene paid $6,500 for the surgery, a fraction of what it would cost in the U.S.
A handful of American women have died at the Santo Domingo facility and dozens more complain online that they were disfigured.
28-year-old Beverly Brignoni died in February after getting a tummy tuck and liposuction.
Two years ago, 31-year-old Ericka Hernandez died after getting a tummy tuck, liposuction, and butt implants.
"I saw the website. It looks great. You would think this was the place, but it's not. It's a death palace," said Jasmine Shields, Rachene's sister.
Last year, the New York Attorney General's office fined Dr. Cabral more than $20,000 and sent him home for unauthorized practice of medicine, because he recruited patients in Washington Heights by examining them in beauty salons.
But a spokesperson says because the surgeries were done in a different country the office can't pursue tougher charges.
So Rachene's family is going after him themselves by hiring an attorney and hoping to shut him down.
"If he would have been in jail from the last women he killed my daughter would be alive today," Diane Shields said.
******
NEW YORK (WABC) -- An apparent botched surgery claimed the life of a mother from Long Island.
Rachene Hutchinson, like many women, flew to the Dominican Republic to get cheaper plastic surgery.
But the low cost had a high risk.
Her family says she died on the operating table.
Now they're caught in an international legal tug of war.
"This is so devastating. We can't believe it. It's still like a nightmare. My daughter is now coming home in a box," said Diane Shields, Rachene's mother.
Rachene Hutchinson green hoped to enhance her appearance and found a more affordable way to do it by traveling to the Dominican Republic.
The Long Island woman died from complications after getting liposuction and a tummy tuck last week, her three young children and their dad were there.
"There's no way to make up for her. I got to raise three kids here without a mother and they're so young and all the stuff she would do for them. It was so much. There's no way we can ever replace that," said Miguel Corporan, Rachene's husband.
"I am very, you know depressed, because this is very difficult for all people who stay with her," Dr. Hector Cabral said.
Diane Shields' called the doctor who performed the surgery to find out what happened to her daughter.
Dr. Hector Cabral said it could have been a heart attack, but he still doesn't know.
So Eyewitness News called to get answers, but was told Dr. Cabral was in surgery.
Rachene paid $6,500 for the surgery, a fraction of what it would cost in the U.S.
A handful of American women have died at the Santo Domingo facility and dozens more complain online that they were disfigured.
28-year-old Beverly Brignoni died in February after getting a tummy tuck and liposuction.
Two years ago, 31-year-old Ericka Hernandez died after getting a tummy tuck, liposuction, and butt implants.
"I saw the website. It looks great. You would think this was the place, but it's not. It's a death palace," said Jasmine Shields, Rachene's sister.
Last year, the New York Attorney General's office fined Dr. Cabral more than $20,000 and sent him home for unauthorized practice of medicine, because he recruited patients in Washington Heights by examining them in beauty salons.
But a spokesperson says because the surgeries were done in a different country the office can't pursue tougher charges.
So Rachene's family is going after him themselves by hiring an attorney and hoping to shut him down.
"If he would have been in jail from the last women he killed my daughter would be alive today," Diane Shields said.
Replies (5)