
Three women who had botox at the beauty center they went to in Tarsus were hospitalized with complaints such as breathing and swallowing difficulties.
Cemile Ateş, her brother and her friend, who had botox in Tarsus, were hospitalized after experiencing breathing and swallowing difficulties.
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Health problems such as breathing difficulties and visual impairment occurred in 3 women who had botox at a beauty center in Tarsus.
Allegedly, Cemile Ateş (42), her sister Tuğba Ç. (40) and colleagues H.A. (36) went to a beauty center in Tarsus to get botox. After a while, various health problems emerged in the 3 women who had the treatment done here. It was claimed that the women had complaints such as difficulty breathing, difficulty speaking, difficulty swallowing, visual impairment and double vision. It was stated that Cemile Ateş's right eyelid drooped approximately 15 days after the application.
Three women, who were taken to Tarsus State Hospital due to their health problems, were later referred to Mersin City Hospital for treatment.
"A FALL OCCURRED ON MY RIGHT EYELID"
Explaining her experiences, Cemile Ateş said, "We had botox applied with my sister and my friend at a beauty center in Tarsus, thinking it would be good for migraines. However, at the end of the 15th day, my right eyelid fell off. I started having difficulty breathing, difficulty speaking, and difficulty swallowing. My sister also developed visual impairment and double vision. There are many patients in intensive care due to this complaint. We cannot contact the lady who did it, she does not contact us in any way. I "I am complaining about this issue," he said.
"OTHER PATIENTS ALSO HAVE SIMILAR COMPLAINTS"
Claiming that other people who had botox in the same place experienced similar health problems, Ateş said, "Other patients in the same place have similar complaints. Visual impairment, breathing difficulties, speech difficulties."
Ateş added in his statement to the gendarmerie that he filed a complaint against those responsible.

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