A mother of three, known for her love, passed away following a Brazilian butt lift surgery. Alicia Stone, a devoted mother aged 40, was taken to Fundación Valle del Lili Hospital in Colombia after being found unresponsive in her hotel room around 6:30 am local time on Thursday. Sadly, the New York Police Department detective was declared dead an hour later.
The cause of Alicia’s death was initially reported as “unspecified cardiac arrest.” She had undergone a liposuction and gluteal fat transfer procedure just a week before her untimely passing. Post-surgery, she had been on pain medication and anticoagulants, recovering in a hotel. Her husband, Michael Stone, plans to request an autopsy and investigate the circumstances surrounding her death.
Michael expressed his shock and grief, mentioning that the doctor who called from Colombia had little information to share. He emphasized the need for clarity on what transpired, especially given Alicia’s seemingly good health before the procedure. Described as a loving mother and dedicated public servant, Alicia’s sudden demise has deeply impacted her family, friends, and colleagues.
Brazilian butt lifts are a popular cosmetic procedure in the US, with tens of thousands performed annually. The process involves removing excess fat and injecting purified fat into the buttocks. However, it carries inherent risks, including those related to anesthesia, infection, and blood clots.