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The Irish Sun
9 hours ago
- Health
- The Irish Sun
Model dies after ‘milk injection' from the ‘Godfather of Liposuction' in attempt to cure her chronic insomnia
A MODEL has died after getting a "milk injection" from the "Godfather of Liposuction". Cai Yuxin - who boasted tens of thousands of followers online - was desperately seeking any treatment to cure her chronic insomnia in Taiwan. 4 A model has died after getting a 'milk injection' Credit: AsiaWire 4 Cai Yuxin was trying to cure her sleep insomnia Credit: AsiaWire 4 After Cai was injected, the liposuction Godfather then reportedly left the clinic Credit: AsiaWire The 40-year-old model got a "milk injection" at a clinic in Taipei - a short-acting intravenous anaesthetic called propofol used for sedation and anaesthesia in hospital settings. The killer injection was administered by Taiwan's "Godfather of Liposuction" - Wu Shaohu, the clinic's director. After Cai was injected, the liposuction Godfather then reportedly left the clinic - leaving only an assistant with no nursing licence to monitor the model's condition. Local media reports that the equipment may not have been set up properly, leading to an increase in the drip rate of the injection. This therefore caused a larger dose of the anaesthetic to be delivered in a short time frame. Cai - who had over 32,000 social media followers - tragically suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest. The assistant managed to reach Wu on a video call, who guided him in performing CPR on Cai. But by the time the clinic director desperately scrambled back to the clinic, the model was no longer breathing and her heart had stopped. Most read in The US Sun She was then rushed to hospital for emergency treatment, where she remained in a coma for 19 days - but her family later decided to stop her life support. Local authorities have launched a probe into Wu on potential charges of causing serious injury due to negligence and violating the Medical Care Act. The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan classifies propofol as a Schedule IV controlled substance, under the conditions that it is only administered by those qualified to do so under appropriate monitoring. Taiwanese anaesthesiologist Lai Xianyong stressed how propofol is a strictly regulated medication and clinics like Wu's that use it unlawfully to treat insomnia are in breach of medical ethics. Lai said: "Similar incidents occur every year. It's truly deplorable. "Medical personnel providing such services without proper airway management training are placing patients' lives in serious jeopardy." Tributes for Cai from her tens of thousands of followers have been pouring in. One person said on social media: "This is undoubtedly murder. I hope the police swiftly identify those responsible for her death and bring them to justice." Read more on the Irish Sun Another commented: "Rest in peace. "Thank you for gracing our world – we will miss you." 4 Local media reports that the equipment may not have been set up properly Credit: AsiaWire


Scottish Sun
9 hours ago
- Health
- Scottish Sun
Model dies after ‘milk injection' from the ‘Godfather of Liposuction' in attempt to cure her chronic insomnia
Cai was in a coma for 19 days after receiving the deadly injection OP HORROR Model dies after 'milk injection' from the 'Godfather of Liposuction' in attempt to cure her chronic insomnia Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MODEL has died after getting a "milk injection" from the "Godfather of Liposuction". Cai Yuxin - who boasted tens of thousands of followers online - was desperately seeking any treatment to cure her chronic insomnia in Taiwan. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 A model has died after getting a 'milk injection' Credit: AsiaWire 4 Cai Yuxin was trying to cure her sleep insomnia Credit: AsiaWire 4 After Cai was injected, the liposuction Godfather then reportedly left the clinic Credit: AsiaWire The 40-year-old model got a "milk injection" at a clinic in Taipei - a short-acting intravenous anaesthetic called propofol used for sedation and anaesthesia in hospital settings. The killer injection was administered by Taiwan's "Godfather of Liposuction" - Wu Shaohu, the clinic's director. After Cai was injected, the liposuction Godfather then reportedly left the clinic - leaving only an assistant with no nursing licence to monitor the model's condition. Local media reports that the equipment may not have been set up properly, leading to an increase in the drip rate of the injection. This therefore caused a larger dose of the anaesthetic to be delivered in a short time frame. Cai - who had over 32,000 social media followers - tragically suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest. The assistant managed to reach Wu on a video call, who guided him in performing CPR on Cai. But by the time the clinic director desperately scrambled back to the clinic, the model was no longer breathing and her heart had stopped. She was then rushed to hospital for emergency treatment, where she remained in a coma for 19 days - but her family later decided to stop her life support. Local authorities have launched a probe into Wu on potential charges of causing serious injury due to negligence and violating the Medical Care Act. The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan classifies propofol as a Schedule IV controlled substance, under the conditions that it is only administered by those qualified to do so under appropriate monitoring. Taiwanese anaesthesiologist Lai Xianyong stressed how propofol is a strictly regulated medication and clinics like Wu's that use it unlawfully to treat insomnia are in breach of medical ethics. Lai said: "Similar incidents occur every year. It's truly deplorable. "Medical personnel providing such services without proper airway management training are placing patients' lives in serious jeopardy." Tributes for Cai from her tens of thousands of followers have been pouring in. One person said on social media: "This is undoubtedly murder. I hope the police swiftly identify those responsible for her death and bring them to justice." Another commented: "Rest in peace. "Thank you for gracing our world – we will miss you."


Daily Express
11 hours ago
- Daily Express
Taiwanese model dies after receiving ‘milk injection' for insomnia
Published on: Saturday, June 21, 2025 Published on: Sat, Jun 21, 2025 Text Size: TAIPEI: A popular Taiwanese car show model, Cai Yuxin ( pic ), has died after receiving a propofol injection for insomnia at a Taipei clinic, sparking outrage and grief online. The 30-something model, known for her resemblance to actress Lin Chi-ling, underwent the procedure known as a 'milk injection' at Fairy Clinic on May 25. The anaesthetic was administered by Wu Shaohu, the clinic's director and a well-known cosmetic surgeon dubbed Taiwan's 'Godfather of Liposuction.' Wu allegedly left the clinic after the procedure, leaving an unlicensed male assistant to monitor Cai, during which an overdose is suspected due to an error in the drip rate. Cai suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest, and despite efforts via video call CPR and hospitalisation, she remained in a coma for 18 days before life support was withdrawn on June 12. Authorities have opened an investigation into Wu for possible negligence and violation of Taiwan's Medical Care Act, with propofol being tightly regulated for use only by qualified professionals. Advertisement The incident has triggered public anger and debate on medical safety, with many expressing sorrow online and calling for justice. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia