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A second Briton died as a result of a "Brazilian buttock lift" procedure.
The operation aims to push the buttocks to make them look larger, a look made popular by celebrities such as Kardashian.
While the procedure claims its second British life, a group of surgeons have warned of a risky operation.
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The best surgeons warned that people were at risk by seeking cheaper procedures abroad.
The Brazilian leg lift (BBL) sees fat removed from other parts of the body and injected into the buttocks.
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Leah Cambridge to be dead after undergoing a "Brazilian facelift" at a clinic in Turkey (Facebook)
In August, Leah Cambridge, 29, died during a BBL operation in Turkey.
A second British woman is also dead this year, reports the BBC.
Gerard Lambe, consultant plastic surgeon and member of Baaps, said: "It has the highest mortality rate of all procedures because of the risk of fat injection into the big veins of the buttocks, which can surrender in the heart or brain.
A 23-year-old Welsh woman – who wanted to remain anonymous – said she was forever scarred and that she was struggling to walk after having a BBL in February. She also had the procedure in Turkey.
Three months after her operation, infected holes appeared on her buttocks.
"To be honest, when the holes came in, it was better because the fat was leaking, which allowed to walk again," she said.
She added that the liquid oozed daily with wounds, often enough to stain and soak her clothes.
"It smelled. I had to groom him every day.
A 31-year-old Briton, Leah Cambridge, died after returning to Izmir, Turkey, to undergo a buttocks lift by Brazil, according to reports. Cambridge, who had three children and worked as a beautician in Leeds, England
"I sincerely hope to be able to go back there. I was happy with my body before. And now, I've paid a stupid sum to look like this.
Many women who have undergone BBL surgery abroad are forced to seek treatment by the NHS after complications or mistakes from foreign surgeons. Baaps estimates that it costs the health service thousands of pounds.
Patients often sign small-print documents with a clause stating that any negative comments made online or on social media could lead to prosecution or defamation.
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