Can you share bbl horror stories about improper surgical techniques?

Well, I've heard of piercers who push the jewelry through too forcefully. This can cause the septum to tear or get damaged in a way that doesn't heal well. And sometimes, the angle at which the piercing is done is all wrong. This can lead to the jewelry rubbing against the septum in an abnormal way, causing irritation and pain. In the long run, it might even lead to the piercing closing up or becoming misshapen.

One bbl horror story could be about a person who had the procedure and ended up with severe infections. The recovery was extremely painful and took much longer than expected. There were also complications with the shape, it didn't look natural at all, like there were lumps and unevenness. It was a nightmare for the person who had hoped for a perfect body enhancement.

I heard of a case where the technician performing the BBL laser was not properly trained. They didn't clean the equipment thoroughly before using it on a patient. This led to an infection at the treatment site. The patient had to go through a series of antibiotics and additional medical procedures to get rid of the infection, and it was a very distressing experience for them.

In a certain operation, the surgical tech didn't properly sterilize some equipment. As a result, the patient developed a serious post - operative infection. This not only prolonged the patient's recovery time but also put the patient's life at risk. The hospital had to deal with a lot of legal issues because of this mistake.

Sure. There was a case where the hvac unit was installed too close to a wall. As a result, it didn't have proper ventilation. The unit overheated constantly and eventually broke down. It was a nightmare for the homeowner as they had to pay for a new installation.

Sure. There was a time when the lash extensions were applied too close to the lid. It made the eyes feel constantly irritated and the person could hardly blink without discomfort.

Sure. There was a case where the orthodontist didn't check the patient's bite properly before starting treatment. As a result, the patient's bite got worse during the treatment process. It was a nightmare for the patient as they had to go through more complex and expensive procedures to correct the mistake.

During anesthesia for an obese patient, there can be issues. The distribution of drugs can be affected by the extra fat in the body. So, sometimes the patient might wake up during the procedure because the anesthetic wasn't working as expected, which is a terrifying experience for the patient and also very dangerous.

Sure. I heard of a patient whose veneers were fitted too far forward on the teeth. It made their teeth look bulgy and unnatural. It was really obvious that something was wrong with their teeth, and it made the patient self - conscious.

Yes. There have been instances where physician assistants during pre - surgical prep made mistakes. Like not properly marking the correct surgical site. This led to surgeons operating on the wrong area, which is a huge and life - threatening error.