Plastic surgeons warn against 'death sentence' butt lift procedures - after British woman dies READ MORE: Partner of Alice Webb praises people for 'beautiful' support By Emily Stearn, Health Reporter For Mailonline Published: 09:19 BST, 26 September 2024 | Updated: 09:36 BST, 26 September 2024 e-mail View comments Two people have been arrested following the death of a mother-of-five, believed to have undergone a liquid Brazilian Bum Lift (BBL) procedure. Alice Webb, 34, died on Monday just hours after having the surgery, understood to have been performed in the West Country. The practitioner alleged to have carried out the treatment — whose identity is known to MailOnline — is one of those who has been arrested.
Save Face, a Government approved register of accredited practitioners, claimed this was the 'first case of a death caused by a non-surgical BBL in the UK'. The risks of a traditional BBL are well known. The procedure, designed to emulate the perky posterior of celebs such as Kim Kardashian and Cardi B , was shunned by the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) in 2018.
But what is a non-surgical BBL, or liquid BBL? How safe really is the procedure? And why is the treatment becoming increasingly popular? Alice Webb (pictured), 34, died on Monday just hours after having the surgery, which is believed to have been performed in the West Country Dane Knight (left) has been left devastated by the death of his partner Alice Webb (right) after she died .
