Woman who had her buttocks lifted walked out of the clinic with bandages and drains on her buttocks: 'It seems like things went well' | outside
A 38-year-old woman spent six hours on the operating table at a clinic in Rome having a buttock lift. But when the treatment was over, she didn't know how quickly she would have to escape the expensive bill. The Italian newspaper reported that the bandage was still on her buttocks, and she left the clinic and got into a waiting car Corriere della Sera.
Maximilian Catenacci, a plastic surgeon at the Montesacro Clinic in Rome, is still baffled. “My patients always say that buttock surgery is painful. And after seeing how quickly the woman ran away immediately after the operation, I would say that is not the case.”
The amazing incident happened last Wednesday. The woman had come to the clinic the day before to undergo buttock surgery. Doctors performed the first part of the operation on the same day, and the second part the next day. Less than 24 hours later, she escaped, with the bandages and drains from the liposuction still on her buttocks. But without a bill of 20 thousand euros for operating room rent, anesthesia, prosthetics and healthcare costs.
The woman had made a down payment of 1,000 euros. She seemed to think that was more than enough. I left the room and went to the parking lot. Her suspected accomplice was waiting there in a car, after which they drove away. “This woman quickly ran up the stairs and ran across the parking lot,” Catenacci said. “She was obviously in very good shape.”
Don't sit for four days
This is remarkable, because clinics warn that the buttocks will feel severe pain after liposuction. It is advised not to sit on the buttocks during the first four days until they heal as well and beautifully as possible. They may also feel pain during the recovery period due to possible bruising.
The surgeon also discovered that the woman was actually “wanted” by one of her colleagues. After plastic surgery on her lips, she disappeared under the pretext that she had to take her bag out of the car. Catenacci filed a police report and expressed his anger on social media. “You can at least put the drains back,” the plastic surgeon writes. 'From now on, all patients will be required to pay all bills at least 48 hours before their scheduled surgery. Thank you.'
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