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Lawmaker wants to hold disreputable plastic surgery clinics to account

February 27, 2019

A Florida lawmaker is proposing a bill that would crack down on surgery clinics accused of putting profits ahead of patient safety after a string of patients have died at South Florida businesses.
The proposed legislation comes too late for Tarrance London and his family. His mother Kizzy London died in December of 2017 after traveling to Miami from Baton Rouge, Louisiana to get a Brazilian butt lift procedure at Jolie Plastic Surgery. London remembers the last conversation he had with his mother. 
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