A tragic incident unfolded as a mother of three and police detective passed away just a week after a buttock lift and liposuction procedure. Alicia Stone, aged 40, a veteran of the New York Police Department (NYPD), was discovered unresponsive in her hotel room and swiftly taken to Fundación Valle del Lili Hospital in Colombia.
Despite being admitted for medical care, Alicia, with 13 years of service in the NYPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau, was declared deceased within an hour, according to sources. Her death was attributed to “unspecified cardiac arrest.” Her husband, Michael, is calling for an inquiry into the sudden loss of his wife, citing discrepancies in the events leading to her passing.
The mother of three had recently undergone a gluteal fat transfer and liposuction procedure before being hospitalized. She had been on anticoagulants and pain medication following the surgery. Michael received a distressing call from the doctor in Colombia informing him of his wife’s sudden death. He expressed shock and disbelief at the news, emphasizing that Alicia had been in good health prior to the surgery.
A fundraising initiative has been launched to aid Alicia’s family, highlighting her as a caring mother and dedicated public servant who touched the lives of many. The unexpected tragedy has deeply impacted her loved ones and colleagues.
Recent research published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal indicated that buttock enhancement surgeries carry a significantly higher risk compared to other cosmetic procedures in the US. Globally, the mortality rate following such procedures is notably higher than the average death rate from cosmetic surgeries in the US.
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