BUTT-UGLY!!!

I have to admit, though it's not right, these stories are way too funny! I blogged earlier in the year about a transgender woman who received a butt implant surgery; The only problem was that her buttocks were injected with a substance consisting of cement, "Fix-A-Flat", mineral oil and super glue. Do you remember that gross story? Well, another story has recently come up that is kind of similar, which gets me thinking...Does this stuff happen all the time? Are there people out there faking to be doctors and injecting people with toxic things like "Fix-A-Flat"? I thought that it might've been a one-time scam, but more and more horror stories are coming out about this. Just recently, a phony doctor from Queens was busted for botching yet another butt enhancement surgery. That's another thing! Since when did butt enhancement surgeries become all the rage? Why do people want to enhance their butts? Get off your lazy asses and do some squats if you're that concerned about it. Otherwise, you deserve whatever happens to you. 

Anyway, 39-year-old, Liliana Coello, was charged with assault, reckless endangerment and criminal possession of a weapon, which was the syringe she used to inject the victim's buttocks with silicone. The 40-year-old victim, a nightclub worker from Brooklyn, has been in the hospital since November 12, nine days after she paid Coella $2500 to improve her backside. It's unknown whether Coello used the wrong type of silicone, like the industrial grade, or if the victim's medical problems stem from a dirty needle or any other factors. 

The procedure allegedly took place in Coello's home on November 3. A few days later, the woman complained about pains, I guess, in her ass. She returned to Coello's home/office three times to complain. After receiving no results from Coello, she finally went to New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center, where doctors notified the Department of Health, which led to the police involvement. When police visited Coello's home to arrest her, all of the medical equipment had been magically removed.

 Needless to say, Coello's neighbors were surprised to hear the news. One neighbor said that she saw a lot of people going in and out of her house and that she knew 'some kind of funny business was going on in there.' The NYPD posted Coello's pic on their Twitter account calling her an 'unlicensed physician' and asked anyone who received injections from her to call police at 1-800-577-TIPS. Better yet, anyone dumb enough let a needle go into you without a certified physician, or a certified tattoo artist for that matter, should call that number.