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A 39-year-old female executive in Nantong had convulsions caused by an allergy to anesthesia during breast augmentation at a medical aesthetics institute. Despite being saved, he died of brain death. Her family members accused the institute of inadequate preoperative investigation and response, and claimed that the institute lost contact and closed after paying only 450,000 yuan.
A 39-year-old female executive surnamed Ding in Nantong, Jiangsu province suffered sudden cramps due to suspected anesthesia allergy during breast enlargement surgery at a local medical aesthetic institute. Family members questioned that the organization’s private rescue was delayed, and that before the accident, the female executive had recharged about 1.08 million yuan (RMB, same below) into the organization for seven months before her death, and complained that it was “all a trap” and “never wanted to go there again.” Furthermore, the organization closed its doors and fled after paying only 450,000 yuan in compensation. The Nantong Municipal Health Commission said it was investigating the incident.
According to the cover news report, the deceased Ding Ping (pseudonym) graduated from a research institute and worked in a company from the grassroots level to the general manager position during his lifetime. Her father Mr. Ding said that in 2025, Ding Ping was receiving postpartum care at an institution called “Fashion Mommy” in Nantong and met Li, the owner of the institution. On the afternoon of June 14 this year, when my daughter returned to Nantong from a business trip, she was taken from the airport to a plastic surgery institute by the “Pretty Ten Years Old” staff. After signing several documents, she began undergoing breast augmentation surgery.
Shortly after the operation began, Ding Ping experienced physical abnormalities. Rescue records from Nantong Qiao Shi Sui Medical Cosmetology Co., Ltd. show that Ding Ping suffered sudden convulsions and unresponsiveness during the operation. It was believed that he was allergic to lidocaine (anesthetic), so he immediately started rescue operations and called the emergency number 120. 18 minutes later, 120 emergency personnel arrived at the scene to handle rescue work, and then were sent to Nantong First People’s Hospital. Later, he was transferred to Shanghai for rescue for a week. The hospital declared him brain dead and he died at home on June 24.
Mr. Ding said that during the funeral process, his family learned that Ding Ping had recharged at this plastic surgery institute 13 times in 7 months, costing a total of about 1.08 million yuan, with an amount ranging from 10,000 yuan to 208,000 yuan.
In the chat record between Ding Ping and Li, Li asked Ding Ping in February this year, “Give me more recharge so I can have a good New Year.” Ding Ping complained: “I have no money, everything is lost, and I will never spend money there again. I still regret it, it’s not worth it. I can’t say anything to her.” They will only eliminate you.” In April this year, Li asked Ding Ping if she had gone to the Plastic Surgery Institute. Ding Ping complained: “I don’t want to go there anymore. It’s all a trap. There is no standard, and I have understood a lot.” “It’s really unfortunate. I threw away over 1 million.”
The discharge summary from Shanghai Huashan Hospital shows that the patient was diagnosed with ischemic-hypoxic encephalopathy, hydrocephalus and sequelae of systemic lupus erythematosus.
Mr. Ding believes that “Qiao Shisui” did not conduct detailed preoperative examinations, lacked qualifications for anesthesia surgery, and lacked a response mechanism for adverse reactions, which delayed the rescue time. After Ding Ping’s death, the local health commission organized the two parties to sign a settlement agreement. “Qiao Shisui” promised to pay compensation of 2.2 million yuan, but “she paid 450,000 yuan in installments, then closed the door and ran away. The postpartum care center was also closed and no one could be contacted.” After his daughter’s accident, she left two underage children, and he and his wife quickly agreed to a settlement out of grief.
Nantong Municipal Health Commission staff said that preliminary investigation confirmed that the “Qiao Ten Years Old” organization and personnel are fully qualified, and other issues are still under investigation.
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A female executive surnamed Ding began having convulsions and became unresponsive shortly after breast enlargement surgery at a medical aesthetic institute in Nantong. The organization first saved him and then sent him to the hospital. After about 10 days of treatment in Nantong and Shanghai, he was declared brain dead and died on June 24.
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Family members believe that the institution’s preoperative examination is not complete enough, and there are also problems with anesthesia surgery qualifications and adverse reaction response mechanisms. If any abnormality occurs, the institute itself will save the patient, which may delay the golden time of sending the patient to the hospital.
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Her family members discovered that she had recharged 13 times in 7 months, totaling about 1.08 million yuan. Before her death, she left a message complaining that it was “all a scam” and “I never want to go there again.” The institution was later accused of paying only 450,000 yuan and then closed down and lost contact.
