Influencer ‘almost died' undergoing Brazilian butt lift
A popular OnlyFans creator has detailed her terrifying experience after a Brazilian butt lift procedure in Turkey left her 'vomiting blood'.
Kayla Jade, an Australian influencer with 2.2 million TikTok followers, said she had always struggled with body image issues and heard people can undergo cheaper cosmetic surgery in Turkey.
'I didn't have a lot of money at the time, and I had heard so many people were going to get surgeries in Turkey – and that they were really good at what they did,' she said.
The mother-of-two detailed her experience to her TikTok followers earlier this month, telling them she 'almost died' from the procedure.
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A Brazillian butt lift, also known as a BBL, is a cosmetic procedure that involves removing fat from a person's hips or abdomen and injecting it back into a person's butt, giving a curvier appearance.
Kayla Jade told her followers she was awake throughout the surgery and recalled 'feeling everything' while lying 'paralysed' on the operating table.
'There was nothing I could do. I was just lying there in my head screaming, but I could just feel all the stuff that was happening,' she said.
Following the procedure, she began vomiting blood and experienced immense pain. OnlyFans star Kayla Jade said her Turkey surgery experience was a 'crazy situation'. Credit: Instagram / TheWest
The post-op care was equally horrifying, with Kayla claiming that she was placed on her back immediately following the procedure and was asked to vacate the hospital bed while still in and out of consciousness.
Brazilian butt lift patients are advised to lie on their stomach for at least six weeks post-op to allow the area to heal.
She underwent a revision surgery back in Australia a year later as she wasn't happy with the results.
'They'd literally taken chunks out of my back, so the Australian doctor went and smoothed everything over.'
Kayla posted her experience to spread awareness of the dangers of overseas cosmetic procedures.
'Please don't cheapen out like what I did and end up in some crazy situation,' she warned followers.
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