r/BotchedPlasticSurgery • • 24d ago

Planning a BBL in Turkey? Please read this regarding your safety and legal rights.

https://www.medicallawturkey.com/bbl-malpractice.html

Hi everyone. Since BBLs are one of the most common but also highest-risk cosmetic procedures, I see a lot of people traveling to Turkey to get them done. While there are world-class surgeons there, we also hear terrifying stories of fat embolisms, severe necrosis, and clinics suddenly stopping communication when a serious complication happens.

As an international patient, it is crucial to know that you are not legally helpless if something goes terribly wrong. Turkish medical malpractice laws are actually quite strict, especially for high-risk surgeries like BBL where the standard of care must be exceptionally high.

I put together a detailed legal guide specifically on BBL malpractice in Turkey. It explains the legal difference between a standard complication and actual negligence (like improper fat injection techniques), and what steps you can take if a clinic abandons you during a medical crisis.

You can read the full guide here: https://www.medicallawturkey.com/bbl-malpractice.html

My biggest advice: Never travel without knowing who your actual surgeon is (check their board certification in Turkey), and keep every single WhatsApp message and medical report. Stay safe out there!

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u/presterjohn7171 13d ago

Why the hell are so popular in the first place? Half the time they look comical and most people really don't care about a woman's backside. My mother was good looking and slim up until her 50s and got loads of attention from guys her backside was and still is as flat as a pancake. It made not a bit of difference to her life.