DC Young Fly’s partner, Jacky Oh!, tragically passed away due to complications from a cosmetic surgery procedure known as a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). The procedure involves liposuction and fat transfer to the buttocks. According to the autopsy report, Jacky experienced severe brain swelling and extensive bleeding under the skin around her torso following the surgery.
Jacky Oh’s BBL Procedure and Post-Operative Complications
Jacky Oh! traveled to Miami in May for the BBL procedure. The surgery was performed on May 30th, and she was prescribed antibiotics, painkillers, and anti-nausea medication. Shortly after, she complained of headaches and returned to the surgeon for a post-operative appointment. She subsequently received a massage for pain relief and was advised to take ibuprofen and discontinue the anti-nausea medication.
Tragic Turn of Events and Cause of Death
On the night of May 31st, Jacky’s condition worsened dramatically. She reported a burning sensation in her head and experienced difficulty speaking. Her aunt, who was with her at the time, called 911. Tragically, Jacky became unresponsive before emergency services arrived and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 11 PM. The autopsy confirmed brain swelling and significant bleeding as contributing factors to her death.
Social Media Posts and the Surgeon’s Response
A since-deleted social media post indicated Jacky was in Miami for a “mommy makeover” with Dr. Zachary Okhah. Following her passing, Dr. Okhah released a statement emphasizing his commitment to high-quality medical care and adherence to universally recognized medical standards. However, he did not directly address the specifics of Jacky’s case.
Remembering Ms Jacky Oh!
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Jacky Oh!’s untimely death highlights the potential risks associated with cosmetic procedures. While many procedures are performed safely, complications can arise. This tragic event underscores the importance of thorough research, consultation with qualified medical professionals, and a clear understanding of potential risks before undergoing any surgical procedure.
