First UK Death Linked to Non-Surgical Brazilian Butt Lift Procedure
Alice Webb, 33, died after undergoing a liquid BBL, sparking a manslaughter investigation and renewed safety warnings.
- Alice Webb, a 33-year-old mother of five, died early Tuesday after a liquid Brazilian butt lift procedure in Gloucester.
- Two individuals have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and released on police bail as the investigation continues.
- Webb's death marks the first recorded fatality from a non-surgical BBL in the UK, highlighting the risks of the procedure.
- The liquid BBL involves injecting hyaluronic acid and is marketed as a safer, cheaper alternative to surgical options but carries significant risks.
- Save Face, a UK register of accredited cosmetic practitioners, has called for a ban on high-risk liquid BBLs, citing numerous complications and the need for urgent regulatory action.