Nigerian socialite Elena Jessica He died after surgery in Brazil for hip surgery.
Elena’s sister Nellie shared the news of the promoter’s death on TikTok on Saturday, March 7, claiming that Cynosure Aesthetic Plastic Surgery – the center where Jessica reportedly underwent surgery – was to blame.
“Cynosure ended up killing my sister,” Nelli said. “My sister went to Cynosure and never came back and now she is gone 😭😭 All I want is answers, all I want is justice, they will not keep this thing quiet, Fly high my sister.
In the text, Nelli says, “Cynosure has killed many people. Now it has killed my sister.”
According to WhatsApp messages said to have been sent by one of Elena’s sisters, they were found by a Nigerian newspaper Premium Timesthe content creator underwent his first BBL procedure on February 6 and started feeling pain two days later.
Elena then underwent a second operation on February 13 to remove the fat after doctors told her they believed too much fat was injected during the operation, which may have interfered with blood flow. However, it is said that her condition did not improve, and Jessica was sent to a local hospital.
According to these messages, the hospital was said to be full, which caused Elena to be sent to two other hospitals. The sister said in the documents that Elena racked up thousands of dollars in hospital bills, and it is alleged that her family had to sell their belongings to get help.
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On Sunday, March 8, Cynosure issued a statement denying claims that they were wrong about Elena’s death.
“There has been a deliberate attempt to spread false and damaging information about our clinic. We owe it to our customers – and the public – the truth,” the statement read. “Despite the high volume of surgical procedures performed at our center this year, we did
he recorded a patient zero death for the glory of God. We say this clearly, without hesitation.”
The center said the “patient” – possibly Elena – had undergone surgery elsewhere and sought “remedial” care from Cynosure.
“We accepted his care, operated on him and monitored his recovery with the due diligence that our customers deserve,” the statement continued. “However, about two weeks after the operation, the decision was reached to refer him for further care and in strict adherence to our standard clinical protocols, the patient was transferred to a leading teaching hospital for further evaluation and various care. This is what any responsible medical facility would do and it is not unusual.”
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Cynosure added that the patient “was then transferred to another facility,” a decision that was made outside of their clinic.
“We sympathize with the family of the deceased and pray for the repose of his soul,” said the center.
The statement concluded, “We will not allow misinformation to define us. Our results, our records, and our customers speak for themselves. This statement is issued in order to bring transparency to the public and correct the misinformation currently circulating on social media. Cynosure Aesthetic Plastic Surgery is committed to the highest standards of patient care and excellence.”
