Dr. Yily De Los Santos Warns About the Dangers of Biopolymers in Aesthetic Surgery in the Dominican Republic

 

The Dominican expert in plastic and reconstructive surgery explains the risks of biopolymers and how to safely treat the damage.

Biopolymers have become a public health crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean. These synthetic substances, often injected illegally by non-certified individuals, have caused irreversible damage in thousands of patients, both women and men.

Dr. Yily De Los Santos, a leading aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon in the Dominican Republic, warns about the severe complications caused by biopolymers, especially when injected into the buttocks, thighs, lips, and face. “Biopolymers are not biocompatible. They cause chronic inflammation, infections, deformities, and even death,” explains the doctor.

At her clinic in Santo Domingo, Dr. De Los Santos performs biopolymer removal surgeries using cutting-edge reconstructive techniques to restore both physical appearance and emotional well-being. “Healing goes beyond the body. It’s about helping people regain their confidence after suffering from malpractice and false promises,” she says.

She also calls for increased awareness about the dangers of unsafe medical tourism. “People must do their research, seek board-certified surgeons, and prioritize their health over low costs or quick fixes,” she adds.

If you’ve been affected by biopolymers or are seeking expert guidance, schedule a consultation with Dr. Yily De Los Santos in Santo Domingo. Your health and safety come first.