Who Is Karissa Rajpaul? She lost her life after undergoing an illegal butt enlargement surgery last year. Here is what we know about Karissa so far.
Rajpaul was an adult movie star who passed away in September 2020 at the age of 26 years. She moved from South Africa to Southern California to pursue a career in the adult film industry.
Karissa went through an illegal surgery to enlarge her butt and immediately died. She shared a selfie to show the procedure as she laid on the table in Encino, Los Angeles, in a terrifying video on social media. The operation was the second of the third scheduled within a month.
Who Is Karissa Rajpaul?
Karissa’s procedure took place at a private home in the Encino neighborhood, reports Yahoo!. She shared a video of herself during the operation on social media. She received three separate procedures and immediately passed away after the third one.
Rajpaul is not available on Wikipedia, but one can read about him on a couple of Wiki-bio pages. She rarely talked about the details of her personal life to the media. However, her family had to bear the tragic loss of losing their daughter at such a young age.
Is Karissa Rajpaul On Instagram
Karissa is not active on Instagram or any other social media platform. She might have been using Instagram with a different name.
Karissa Rajpaul’s death has brought to the light on illegal cosmetic surgery taking place in Los Angeles.
La Tia Arrested For Operation
The mother-daughter duo behind the operation is now arrested. Libby Adame and her daughter, Alicia Gomez, also known as La Tia got charged with injecting clients with liquified silicon mix, which is illegal and can be deadly. Both of them got charged with murder as Karissa lost her life after undergoing butt surgery, reports NBC Los Angeles.
The LAPD Valley Bureau Homicide department believes that there are many more victims and it could be the beginning of a bigger string of illegal butt lift procedures across the city. The medical-grade silicone used in the surgery hits the bloodstream and attacks the kidneys, brain, and heart.
Libby and Alicia were transporting their medical supplies to private houses without any emergency contingency. They were charging $3500 to $4500 for the procedure, which would normally cost around $10,000 to $15,000 in a certified medical practice.