Instagram Ads That Killed People



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The world of social media ads is almost like the wild west of commercial advertising. Instagram in particular has been notorious for promoted posts that advertise dangerous things, sometimes they’ve even resulted in real deaths.

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48 thoughts on “Instagram Ads That Killed People”

  1. Turkey has really really good doctors unfortunately you must really research and choose a good hospital or clinic for your procedures, I feel sad for the lady 🙁

  2. small correction from a medical archivist: the drop in oxygen levels wouldn't have caused the heart attack, it's the other way around. Any surgery that messes with fat runs the risk of injecting fat into your blood stream, which can come back to your heart and /or block off your blood vessels in general and keep your body from circulating oxygen correctly.

    Unless, of course, you're talking about the low oxygen levels stopping her heart, which is also possible. But caradiac arrest is not the same thing as a heart attack.

    That being said I really appreciate the dangers of these procedures being highlighted. Don't ever put your life on the line for looks folks

  3. People don't realize how risky a bbl is, no matter what country you got it done at. I had a friend that my family was housing as she was seeking asylum, and she made friends with another girl at our local community college. She was a really sweet girl and the exact friend this shaken young mother needed as she had fled from her home country. One day the girl's friend decided to fly out of the US to get a bbl done, and everyone thought she'd come back within the week. She died on the operating table. She couldn't have been older than twenty two. I have friends who work with the deceased young woman's family, and the horror of losing their child was devastating. Not to mention that the other girl that my family was housing lost one of the only friends she had made while escaping violence in her home country. That surgery shouldn't exist.

  4. My headphones partially unplugged right as he finished the words "her charges were dropped" so It was just showing pictures of the butt lady with ominous music for like 5 minutes and I thought it was just part of the video

  5. the sad part is, if she wanted to « fix » lose skin on her belly from pregnancy, a bbl wouldnt have helped. Lose skin needs to be cut away, sucking fat out would have maid the skin just even loser and more saging. She risked her life for nothing. bbls are still the deatliest surgery and what happend here is exactly the risk!
    heart breaking , my heart goes up to her family

  6. I feel so blessed i survived a BBL at 100 lbs at 19 .. i didnt realize how dangerous they were and that one little slip up would cause a heart attack, it seems so simple.

  7. 6:21 I just want to point out that this isn't a specific problem to some Turkish plastic surgeon, this is true of ALL BBLs – the doctor is cutting in a place they can't see, so it's a high risk of death proceedure. That has nothing to do with the specific doctor performing it, it's just how that surgery is. (No one ever get a BBL, please)

  8. 5:09 this is not true. BBL is not a routine surgery, most plastic surgeries are not, but worldwide BBLs have the HIGHEST rate of mortality of any plastic surgery. Feels like something you should know about if you are reporting on this kind of thing tbh. Make an effort to be more thorough in the future. All I do is listen to true crime, no interest in plastic surgery and even I know that.

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