When deciding to get plastic surgery, you tend not to think about anyone but yourself and your desire to look good. The reality is that the decisions we make with our lives have a severe impact on our families. Gelena Solano, popular Spanish television reporter on Univision and influencer, has first-hand experience on this topic.

In the summer of 2020, and in the middle of a global pandemic, her younger sister, decided to travel to Miami (unbeknownst to the family) to get a fat transfer procedure. The outcome was catastrophic, and she wound up with a fat embolism leaving her with severe cognitive and physical disabilities. The sad part is that she fared better than many who have died on the operating table.

What could have been done to avoid this tragedy that has left a family picking up the pieces and caring for their loved one, possibly for the rest of their lives? How can you stop an adult family member who is determined to risk their life from getting a dangerous procedure with unscrupulous doctors? You don’t want to miss this eye-opening episode where Dr. Rady and Gelena delve into her story and discuss what is the right level of involvement to help a family member avoid making possibly the worst decision of their life.

Thank you to Gelena Solano for joining us and sharing her experience. Follow Gelena at www.instagram.com/gelenasolanotv or find out more about her at www.gelenasolanostyle.com

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