The panelist suggested that the health problem of Raquel It might have to do with the surgeries performed by the questioned surgeon Hannibal Lotocki.
“Augusto does not have a good relationship with her. He distanced himself and is angry because he does not understand that his sister continues to go to Lotocki’s office,” added the journalist.
Finally, Iavicoli specified that the former model was transferred urgently to the Fernandez Hospital. “He does not have social work. With which, they called SAME. Now he is better, but he continues in therapy”he concluded.
The truth is that this Thursday, Daniel Ambrosino referred to this topic in the cycle EPA! and told how the model’s health continues following speaking with Augustobrother of Raquel.
“Little by little it’s getting better. (Raquel). It went in very badly and little by little it is coming out”, indicated the journalist. And he explained that “The family asked that the medical report of the hospital not be public.”
Raquel Mancini and her addiction to surgeries
Some days ago, Raquel Mancini he underwent liposuction and, due to an overdose of anesthesia, caused concern in his family because he did not regain consciousness. Despite that scare, the goddess of the catwalks I continue to do aesthetic touch-ups. She had surgery on her lolas and lips.
#What marked me was what happened with liposuction, television took hold of that to say that I had a thousand operations and it is not like that”, assured the model following the criticism she received in some programs.
“Today I tell you that I am not once morest surgeries, but I learned that happiness must be found in the soul and not outside. It is useless to operate if you are sick, because there is nothing that will help you get ahead if you do not start to repair your interior”continued.
That bad moment in the operating room led her to be more cautious. “After the bad experience I had when I had lipo, I didn’t have surgery once more. And if I had to do it once more, I would be more careful,” sentenced Raquel Mancini.
