The husband of businesswoman Paloma Lopes Alves, aged 31, who died on Tuesday afternoon (26) after undergoing a hydrolipo, said that she did not receive resuscitation maneuvers from the clinic’s professionals.
He states that Paloma only received a cardiac massage after the arrival of the Mobile Emergency Care Service (SAMU), around 40 minutes after she became ill.
Paloma and Everton left Vargem Grande Paulista, the city in the São Paulo Metropolitan Region where they lived, at around 5am on Tuesday. “The procedure started at 9am, and they didn’t let me stay with her at any point after it was over. I noticed that there was something strange in the employees’ expressions and so I opened the door to the room where she was, but she was no longer there,” he said.
Everton says he went down to the ground floor and saw that Paloma was receiving a cardiac massage from a SAMU doctor. At that moment, he questioned what had happened and clinic professionals said that the doctor in charge, Dr. Josias Caetano, would explain what had happened.
Paloma was revived by SAMU and rushed to Tatuapé Hospital, but when she was arriving there she suffered another cardiorespiratory arrest and died.
Everton and Paloma had been together for around three years. A year and a half ago, they bought a house and were planning a big wedding party. The businesswoman saved money for two years in order to carry out the hydrolipo, which cost around R$10,000.
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