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Jordan Parke Arrested After Fatal Liquid BBL, Law Review

7/22/2026

Summary

Story summary

Jordan Parke was arrested in the United Kingdom after Alice Webb died from a liquid BBL.
Parke had previously been banned from performing BBLs in Dudley and Greater Manchester.
Save Face co-director Ashton Collins said the group has campaigned since 2023 for a law restricting BBLs to GMC-registered surgeons.
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson announced ministers will consult on tougher measures for cosmetic procedures, including BBLs.

History

Historical Context

2018 FDA warning cited roughly 1,000 deaths, 90 % from fat-embolism, linked to Brazilian butt-lift surgeries. The technique originates from Dr. Eduardo Krulig’s 1987 lipoinjection description and Ivo Pitanguy’s 1960s work; a 2019 review recorded a 7 % complication rate for fat grafts. After Jordan Parke’s 2024 UK arrest, Save Face’s Ashton Collins urged the Department of Health to mandate GMC registration, echoing the FDA’s push.

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Story summary

Jordan Parke was arrested in the United Kingdom after Alice Webb died from a liquid BBL.
Parke had previously been banned from performing BBLs in Dudley and Greater Manchester.
Save Face co-director Ashton Collins said the group has campaigned since 2023 for a law restricting BBLs to GMC-registered surgeons.
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson announced ministers will consult on tougher measures for cosmetic procedures, including BBLs.

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