US doctor in negligence lawsuit rapped and danced during plastic surgeries, assistant waved piece of human flesh
Gruesome videos show Atlanta doctor Windell Boutte mugging for the camera during operations
Icilma Cornelius was weeks away from her wedding in 2016 when she visited a gleaming brick medical office atop a hill in suburban Atlanta, home of the practice of Windell Davis Boutte, a dermatologist who describes herself as a “nationally and internationally known” cosmetic surgeon.
Cornelius, then 54, had gone in to inquire about Botox and other anti-ageing facial fillers, according to court documents. But while there, Boutte and the staff reportedly convinced Cornelius to also return for several cosmetic surgeries before her nuptials: A standard panniculectomy would remove fat and skin from her lower abdomen, and “SmartLipo,” a type of laser liposuction, would remove fat from her upper abdomen, love handles, bra roll, lower back and upper third of her buttocks.
Convinced, Cornelius paid in full for the procedures that day, a total of US$11,284.50, and the clinic scheduled her surgeries for less than a week later.
“She just wanted to be perfect for her wedding dress,” her son, Ojay Liburd, would later tell WSB-2 in Atlanta.
On February 18, 2016, Cornelius returned to Boutte’s office for what she expected to be a cosmetic transformation. Something, however, went terribly wrong that day.