Allegations Surrounding a Plastics Surgeon and the Aftermath of a 2017 Procedure
A surgeon named Alexander Vdovin has spoken publicly about a past plastic surgery performed by Timur Khaidarov. Vdovin describes his actions toward the doctor and the doctor’s family as firm and, according to his words, legally grounded. The remarks were reported by a Russian news outlet. [Source: kp.ru]
Vdovin asserts that he does not regret the course of action he took and intends to proceed strictly within the bounds of the law. He says his health deteriorated markedly after the procedure and notes that he has received clearance from Roszdravnadzor, Russia’s health oversight agency. He also mentions awaiting outcomes from investigations conducted by state bodies into the operation. [Source: kp.ru]
According to Vdovin, after hip inflammation began, another surgeon removed the implants from his body for examination. He claims the implants are toxic and further states that Khaidarov left a foreign object inside his body following the 2017 operation. The patient representative adds that the implants were unmarked at the time. Vdovin emphasizes that he no longer intends to have contact with Khaidarov or his family. [Source: kp.ru]
In August, Vdovin, identified as a patient who had the Khaidarov procedure, described the sequence of events surrounding the implants and the outcome. He says that in 2017 there was a buttock augmentation performed by Khaidarov for a payment of 1,750,000 rubles. He alleges that everything appeared normal until swelling subsided and swelling effects revealed misalignment: one hip was smaller while the other was larger. He recalls a stage when one of the hips became inflamed, began to rot, and required attention. Vdovin indicates his intention to pursue compensation from Khaidarov, potentially up to 10 million rubles. [Source: kp.ru]
Historical commentary from another figure, a former surgeon named Sergei Sviridov, suggests that soft tissue fibrosis could occur after facial plastic procedures. This perspective is offered as part of the broader discussion surrounding post-surgical outcomes and complications. [Source: kp.ru]