Failed Breast Surgery, Breast Two Become One

Los Angeles, California, Trying to perform breast surgery using the services of physicians who do not qualify can be fatal. This happens to a woman who failed surgery and now have two breasts attached together.

What happens to Dinora Rodriguez (40 years) from Los Angeles, California, may be a lesson for many women to not try to perform breast surgery on a plastic surgeon who does not qualify. This is one example: Failed Breast Surgery, Breast Two Become One.

Breast surgery Failure to Rodriguez like Siamese twins, the two breasts attached and put together by the skin. Rodriguez now has no gap between the two breasts, because the gap has been replaced by the skin.

Failed Breast Surgery, Breast Two Become One 

 

Rodriguez also nip-tuck surgery on her eyelids. This operation was unable to make his eyelids shut or closed.

Rodriguez is now used as a feature in a new advertising campaign mounted by the American Board of Plastic Surgery in a bid to warn people about the dangers of using unqualified surgeons.

American Society for Plastic Surgeons (ASPs) warned the public to beware of 'fraud white coat'.

"Just because they use a white coat does not mean they are qualified to perform plastic surgery," explained a spokesman for ASPs, as reported by Dailymail, Tuesday (27/09/2011).

Rodriguez told of her condition occurred after he visited a doctor to replace her breast implants. However, the surgeon cut the 'bag' that usually hold the breast tissue. This resulted in a breast implant contact in the middle and create the appearance of a single breast or 'uniboob'.

The surgeon who turns out she also cut the nerve and muscle Rodriguez leaving the pain in his ribs.

Rodriguez revealed that surgeons also perform corrective surgery on her eyes, though he did not ask for it. But that just makes the operation can not turn a blind eye and the surgeon said there was no corrective surgery can fix the failure of such operations.

Since the failure of the eyelid surgery, Rodriguez must take medication for the rest of his life to keep his eyes to remain moist.

"It was a bad experience, when you wake up from surgery and seeing this happen. I do not check the qualifications of my doctors and I am sorry," said Rodriguez.