RIP:: 32yo pty agent botox injection at marina bay beauty clinic, bye bye
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the hair dye is poisonous
the hair dye is poisonous
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Why did she need botox in the first place? Pursue beauty until die. Is it worth it?
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32-year-old property agent allegedly died after Botox injection at beauty clinic in Marina Bay
Investigations are ongoing.
Zhangxin Zheng |
March 17, 03:57 am
On March 17, Chinese newspaper Lianhe Wanbao reported that a 32-year-old Singaporean property agent, Lau Li Ting, allegedly died after receiving a Botox injection on March 13, 2019.
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Lau’s father confirmed that the cause of death was heart failure, but how the injection even led to Lau’s death remains unknown.
What happened
According to the report, Lau visited a beauty clinic in Marina Bay on March 8 morning for a Botox treatment.
The aesthetic doctor who administered the injection allegedly recounted that Lau began to shiver after the injection, and subsequently, became unconscious in the clinic.
The doctor also claimed that Lau’s heart had allegedly already stopped beating before she was sent to the Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
The medication that was used in the injection has not yet been identified.
Lianhe Wanbao also reported that it understood this was not the first time that Lau went for Botox injection treatment.
Mothership.sg was also informed that Lau visited a licensed clinic for the Botox treatment.
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According to Lau’s mother, her husband received a call from the clinic to inform them about the incident at around 3pm in the afternoon.
Soon after, SGH also called to alert the parents that Lau was in an extremely critical state and the medical team was trying to save her.
She slipped into a coma state and was apparently put on life support for the next five days until March 13 evening when she passed away.
Lau’s family has made a police report and an investigation is ongoing.
Safety first
The newspaper reported that the deceased woman’s family are devastated by the sudden death.
Lau’s mother also shared that her daughter, being the eldest among her four children, had been a bubbly and independent person.
She was teaching private tuition for almost a decade before becoming a property agent in recent years.
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Lau’s mother shared that she will wait for the findings of the investigation and not jump to any conclusions or stop anyone from visiting Lau.
Speaking to Lianhe Wanbao, Lau’s mother also wished to remind all women to prioritise safety before beauty.
She was quoted as saying:
The wake was decorated in purple as that was Lau’s favourite colour.
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Top photo collage from Lau Liting Facebook and Sungmin_Cho via Pixabay
(Editor’s note: a previous version of this article mis-translated the Chinese term describing the person who administered the Botox injection as a “beautician” when it was actually an aesthetic doctor. This has been amended.)
https://mothership.sg/2019/03/property-agent-botox-marina-bay-clinic-dies/
https://mothership.sg/tag/environment
https://mothership.sg/ahtc-trial/
32-year-old property agent allegedly died after Botox injection at beauty clinic in Marina Bay
Investigations are ongoing.
Zhangxin Zheng |
On March 17, Chinese newspaper Lianhe Wanbao reported that a 32-year-old Singaporean property agent, Lau Li Ting, allegedly died after receiving a Botox injection on March 13, 2019.
Advertisement
Lau’s father confirmed that the cause of death was heart failure, but how the injection even led to Lau’s death remains unknown.
What happened
According to the report, Lau visited a beauty clinic in Marina Bay on March 8 morning for a Botox treatment.
The aesthetic doctor who administered the injection allegedly recounted that Lau began to shiver after the injection, and subsequently, became unconscious in the clinic.
The doctor also claimed that Lau’s heart had allegedly already stopped beating before she was sent to the Singapore General Hospital (SGH).
The medication that was used in the injection has not yet been identified.
Lianhe Wanbao also reported that it understood this was not the first time that Lau went for Botox injection treatment.
Mothership.sg was also informed that Lau visited a licensed clinic for the Botox treatment.
Advertisement
According to Lau’s mother, her husband received a call from the clinic to inform them about the incident at around 3pm in the afternoon.
Soon after, SGH also called to alert the parents that Lau was in an extremely critical state and the medical team was trying to save her.
She slipped into a coma state and was apparently put on life support for the next five days until March 13 evening when she passed away.
Lau’s family has made a police report and an investigation is ongoing.
Safety first
The newspaper reported that the deceased woman’s family are devastated by the sudden death.
Lau’s mother also shared that her daughter, being the eldest among her four children, had been a bubbly and independent person.
She was teaching private tuition for almost a decade before becoming a property agent in recent years.
Advertisement
Lau’s mother shared that she will wait for the findings of the investigation and not jump to any conclusions or stop anyone from visiting Lau.
Speaking to Lianhe Wanbao, Lau’s mother also wished to remind all women to prioritise safety before beauty.
She was quoted as saying:
“Women are naturally vain, but safety is still above all, I hope there won’t be such another tragedy again.’
The family also shared details of her wake on Lau’s Facebook account.The wake was decorated in purple as that was Lau’s favourite colour.
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Top photo collage from Lau Liting Facebook and Sungmin_Cho via Pixabay
(Editor’s note: a previous version of this article mis-translated the Chinese term describing the person who administered the Botox injection as a “beautician” when it was actually an aesthetic doctor. This has been amended.)
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Why does a young girl need Botox?
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Property agents are quite vain, as their facial photos are published everywhere for all to see.
They think good looks might help a bit with closing a sale.
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She’s not even 40 and already went for botox?
Not to sound like a nasty mean person, but surely she should get an education instead. I notice it’s the property and insurance agents that always care about such superficial shit.
I see young punk insurance agents wearing Hermes belts and Rolex watches, but resorting to street begging at road shows and pestering ppl. The irony is completely lost on these clowns apparently.
Not to sound like a nasty mean person, but surely she should get an education instead. I notice it’s the property and insurance agents that always care about such superficial shit.
I see young punk insurance agents wearing Hermes belts and Rolex watches, but resorting to street begging at road shows and pestering ppl. The irony is completely lost on these clowns apparently.
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Embolism.air got ino the blood vessels.
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Its bloody rage. I got this pretty girl and she plucked her eye brows out and replaced it with tattoos. Fake eye brows.now she looks like a mama san. Horrible. Why can't women appreciate their natural beauty?
you should look below to appreciate beauty au naturel
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It’s puzzling how ignorant people are => referring to the self-proclaimed smart alec in this forum. Botox are as common as bodybuilders taking protein pills. Just an isolated case. Highly suspicious though, in terms of correctness of dosage, etc. RIP.
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KNN my uncle thought before all these procedure doc will explain all the possible risk involve and make them sign if anything happen not doc problem ? KNN
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ocd with getting old. blessed with such a name sexpecially surname lau, lau li (ting) was obsessed with aging and resorted to botox to redress the natural process. she could have simply changed her name to sweet young ting.
