LYING on a chair in the centre of a clinic, a woman has a metal rod rammed into her neck as blood leaks from the incision. It drips out along with fat, which is then allegedly poured down a sink when a suction machine is emptied. But this is not the start of a gory horror film — it is the scene in a high street aesthetics parlour.
Daria Wisniewska and Monika Wisniewska-Truchan are carrying out what they call “liporeduction” — taking fat out the body — with equipment that looks very like kit normally used to remove earwax and phlegm. The pair, who own Luxury Medical Aesthetics, have no apparent record of proper medical training. But they are about to set off on a nationwide tour performing liquid Brazilian butt lifts and breast fillers.
READ MORE ON SURGERY It comes after they have trained practitioners across the country in liporeduction, which is highly unlikely to be insurable in these circumstances. Dr Sophie Shotter, a medic who has been practising for 16 years and is a member of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine, viewed videos of their liporeduction training sent to The Sun. She said: “I can’t see any real difference between what they are doing and liposuction .
"Liposuction is, by definition, a medical procedure and should be done in an operating theatre , where everything is sterile. Most read in The Sun “It should only be done by medical professionals.” ‘Screamed in pain’ We spoke to two former “patients” of Daria and Monika, who the .
