A forensic autopsy by the Tlaxcala State Attorney General’s Office revealed that Blanca Adriana Vázquez Montiel, 37, died from cardiorespiratory arrest linked to central nervous system depression, likely caused by an overdose of anesthetics or sedatives during a cosmetic procedure.

Blanca Adriana was found dead in Tlaxcala two days after undergoing a liposuction at the Detox clinic in the Zavaleta area of Puebla city. According to her husband, she had the procedure on May 18, performed allegedly by a woman named Diana Alejandra Palafox Romero.

The medical report aligns with accounts that Blanca Adriana experienced complications during the intervention. Emergency services were reportedly called from the clinic, but the exact circumstances remain under investigation.

Her body was discovered in a water canal in Atltzayanca, Tlaxcala, without signs of violence. Meanwhile, the Puebla State Attorney General’s Office continues multiple lines of inquiry to clarify the case and locate those allegedly involved.

This tragic event highlights ongoing concerns about safety and regulation in cosmetic procedures, especially for migrants and diverse communities seeking affordable care. Staying informed and cautious about medical providers is crucial for protecting your health and rights.