Evgenia, once among the victims named in reports about star surgeon Timur Khaidarov, faced a difficult period after three surgeries proved unsuccessful and reportedly underwent several more breast procedures. The updates come from a major Russian news outlet, kp.ru.
According to the publication, Elena Senina, who represents Slava and other affected parties, reached an accord with surgeon Sergei Blokhin on a new procedure for Evgenia. Blokhin also covered Evgenia’s round-trip airfare from Japan, where she currently resides, and her Moscow hotel stay. With the collaboration of the Frau Clinic team, the patient’s breasts were adjusted to better align with her goals.
Her friend noted that there was concern about the eighth operation on Zhenya, yet the outcome surpassed expectations and she was described as having aesthetically pleasing breasts. The sentiment reflected relief and cautious optimism among close circles involved in her case.
Reports indicate that on November 7, Khaidarov faced a financial assessment, with an alleged loss of six million rubles. Prior to September of the current year, Khaidarov owned Kulab LLC, a medical enterprise. Financial statements for 2022 show the company earned 4.1 million rubles in revenue and posted a profit of 158 thousand rubles, highlighting the economic dimensions tied to the medical practice in question.
Earlier in July, Slava publicly criticized Khaidarov for the results of breast procedures, describing asymmetry and unsatisfactory scarring. Khaidarov responded by stating that the patient did not strictly follow postoperative scar care instructions. Over fifty additional women signed a collective letter expressing concerns about the surgeon’s work, amplifying the broader dissatisfaction voiced in the community.
In prior moments of distress, Slava was moved to tears after witnessing the outcomes of the surgeon’s operations, underscoring the emotional toll involved in these medical experiences.