Kanye's Mom Warned Against Plastic Surgery

Donda West's operation lasted 8 hours, twice as long as it should have, and she was then sent home instead of going into a recovery center, according to TMZ.com. Dr. Jan Adams—who says he performed a tummy tuck and breast reduction on Kanye’s mother before she died—says he's not to blame, but that West may have died from a heart attack, pulmonary embolism, or massive vomiting. Dr. Andre Aboolian, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, said he warned Donda West against getting cosmetic surgery because he was worried about a pre-existing condition she had. He told her she needed to get a medical clearance before he would operate, but never heard back from her. The death of the hip-hop superstar's mother raises new questions about the risks of plastic surgery. For more information, click here.
Plastic surgery is as risky as emergency surgery. The elements of anesthesia, an incision and narcotics can be a dangerous mixture.
Licensed medical professionals do not take it lightly, we have to trust the patient will be 100% honest about their history. It is a recipe for disaster, when there is a single missing piece to the puzzle, and we ARE responsible for your life…and who is to blame? Having a written medical & surgical history with a list of current medications in your purse or wallet, can help avoid potential medical complications. The end product maybe pretty, but it’s still
SURGERY!
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We don’t often consider ourselves to be salespeople, since we consider sales in commercial terms—”sales of a product” or “selling a service.” However, if you reflect on your day, you might find you were selling something more than you thought: trying to persuade management to consider your problem resolution; trying to convince your teenager to see the benefit of completing her homework; or just trying to persuade your friends to try a new spot for lunch.







Plastic Surgery is not for everyone. It’s sad to think people once upon a time were terrified of going into surgery. Today plastic surgery is like going to burger king. NO problem have it your way, pain killers will be provided, you won’t feel a thing. Just sad.