Mother Of Two Died As A Result Of Bum Lifting To Impressed Her Boyfriend

A beautiful Brazilian mother of two, Lygia Fazio met her untimely death as a result of complications from surgery to enhance her appearance. The beautiful mother of two underwent a buttock lifting procedure that ultimately led to serious complications.

Lygia Fazio, who was in her forties, underwent the surgery three years ago but experienced severe complications, as substances penetrated her entire body, resulting in a stroke.

She spent three months having them removed but last month suffered a stroke as a result of them and was rushed back to hospital.

Tragically Lygia, the mother of two Davi and Thor, died on Wednesday.

She opted for the surgery to impress her boyfriend, who supported her decision to undergo the procedure for a larger buttock lift.

In March 2013, Lygia Fazio revealed in an interview that she had undergone her first cosmetic procedure. She stated that working in the modeling industry, everyone desired a bigger buttock than others.

This is what she expressed about her experience:

“When I looked at myself in the mirror, I had a small buttock, and I wanted to enhance it.”

She added that the doctor didn’t want to use PMMA, but she insisted on having 450 milliliters on each side with PMMA, unaware that it was prohibited.

“I had it done in 2013, and it gave me a nice volume,” she shared.

She also said that her boyfriend at the time was dissatisfied with the results and urged her to undergo another procedure.

After a three-month battle with a stroke due to complications from the procedures she passes on.

The sad news was announced on Lygia Fazio’s Brazilian Instagram account, which had 941,000 followers.

“Unfortunately, our warrior has passed away. I will soon announce the details of her farewell here,” the Instagram post stated.

A journalist stated, “I witnessed some of this process over the past three years. It all started because she injected a substance into her body to make her buttocks bigger. She always wanted to look more beautiful, feel better, and sought help from individuals who were not professionals.”