Katie Price Puts Her Life At Risk By Continuously Undergoing Plastic Surgery

Jan 08, 2020 by apost team

Who doesn't want to look and feel their best? For many, skillfully done, plastic surgery can enhance the appearance and provide valuable motivation for making healthy lifestyle choices. The following person, however, is proof that too much of a good thing can be disastrous.

Although she's only 41 years old, Katie Price has already gone bankrupt from multiple plastic surgeries. Even her terminally ill mother begged Price to consider her five children and rethink her choices. This woman shows no sign of canceling upcoming procedures.

Her seemingly endless amount of plastic surgeries began, with complications, in July 2017. A February 2018 procedure to repair the damage led to additional problems as a stray thread pulled on her face, causing damage. After her third procedure, her boyfriend needed to clean a puss-filled wound she had developed.

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Plastic surgeon Mark Ho Asjoe told Closer that Katie really does risk death if she keeps having plastic surgeries, he continued saying:

"Because of scar tissue from previous procedures, Katie runs the risk of her scars not healing or skin dying. Katie is taking unnecessary risks – every time you have surgery, you’re taking a risk. If I were Katie’s surgeon, I would say no to any further work – she’s gone too far now. You can only stretch skin so much, plus it’ll take longer to heal."

The real question Price needs to be asking is, "Am I willing to give up my life for one more plastic surgery?" Although it doesn't directly impact her appearance, each procedure exposes her to toxins found in anesthesia. Repeated facelifts can lead to brain damage or death.

This is a reminder that we need to carefully weigh the risks before going under the knife for elective procedures such as facelifts.

Have you or a loved one had plastic surgery? Perhaps you have a loved one who, like Price, is never happy with their appearance. Take a moment to offer some support or your experiences here or through other social media outlets.