Solange Magnano, a former Miss Argentina, died Sunday after an elective plastic surgery procedure on her posterior went terribly wrong and claimed her life.
According to international reports, the 37-year-old suffered a pulmonary embolism after going under the knife Wednesday at a Buenos Aires medical center.
The plastic surgery she was getting? A gluteoplasty, also known as a procedure which involves placing implants in the buttocks to improve their outline.
Solange Magnano, a wife and mother of 7-year-old twins, suffered a fatal complication when liquid injected into her buttocks went to her lungs and brain.
Authorities say the cause of death is still under investigation. Solange won the Miss Argentina crown in 1994, and later created her own modeling agency.
May the beautiful Solange Magnano rest in peace.
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December 1st, 2009 1:02 PM
What a prize ass!
December 1st, 2009 1:37 PM
i think it's really sad for you all to say 'may the beautiful'
her superficial nature and quest for fake 'beauty' is what led to her demise.
glorifying her beauty seems a bit ridiculous in this circumstance...especially when it is well known that argentinian girls at very young ages have drastic plastic surgery to their face and body frequently. They do this and then enter pageants, and i think i recall that they even had a pageant for the girls with the best plastic surgery.
plastic surgery in argentina is widespread, and out of control.
the emphasis on beauty tells girls that they aren't worthwhile human beings unless they alter their appearance to be 'perfect'. So, they risk everything...their entire life, just for validation from society that they are beautiful.
This is why i say it is wrong of you to use that word to describe her. I think she was ugly, in the sense that she was not real and true to herself. She was not representing a healthy, mentally balanced, and naturally beautiful female image.
in fact she made a living off of perpetuating this fake beauty.
she left two little children motherless because of her vanity. ever heard of the show 'vanity insanity'?? give it a watch. think a little before you do something as stupid as getting ass implants.
this is what you call 'survival of the fittest' filtering out the morons who do society more harm than good.
all i can say is that when you gamble with your life, this is the price you may pay...
and what an ASS!!!!
December 1st, 2009 1:40 PM
oh yeah, i forgot because i went off on a tangent...
i meant to say that there is so much plastic surgery....how do we call someone beautiful when their face probably is not even real....???
do you think her face is pretty?? is it pretty to be so fake? to be plastic?
to be so vain??
to be so insecure that you would pay someone to change all the things that make you unique??
i bet her whole face had been worked on. I am sure her children look nothing like her.
December 1st, 2009 2:21 PM
She looks a lot older than 37, in this pic. Maybe, it's the stringy hair adn trailor trash whore hairstyle. Why would someone get plastic surgery on their ass, to begin with? It is sad, for the children.....I hope they aren't too scarred by this horrible choice.
December 1st, 2009 2:26 PM
Regardless of what she was having done, you trust the medical field enough that you are not suppose to die from the procedure. It's sad.
December 1st, 2009 3:17 PM
"i think it's really sad for you all to say 'may the beautiful'
her superficial nature and quest for fake 'beauty' is what led to her demise."
"I think she was ugly, in the sense that she was not real and true to herself. She was not representing a healthy, mentally balanced, and naturally beautiful female image.
in fact she made a living off of perpetuating this fake beauty."
That's really rude, yeah she may have gotten alot of surgery but c'mon I'm sure she was beautiful even before she has surgery. She died and to go on about her like this is just rude.
December 1st, 2009 3:46 PM
Saying she isn't beautiful because of getting plastic surgery is a superficial judgment. If her looks truly don't matter as a person, then getting plastic surgery shouldn't matter.
Lola, you are making judgments about who she was inside by how she changed outside.
A person, loved by family and friends has died. Never did she choice vanity over family. She choose to have procedure that she thought was no big deal and something went horribly wrong.
condolences to her family.
December 1st, 2009 4:12 PM
Very sad the procedure led to her demise, however there is always a risk when going under the knife no matter what the cause of surgery
No one deserves to die such a death, my thoughts are with her family
December 1st, 2009 5:55 PM
I'm sure she knew the risks, she most likely signed a waiver and still elected to have the surgery because her doctor probably told her something like, "I've performed thousands of these procedures with no incidents, it's just a formality." Yep, a formality that morphed into mortality for her. I feel sorry for her family that have to deal with this aftermath.
December 1st, 2009 5:57 PM
P.S. Your 'insides' were never meant to be open to the outside elements, that's why the body is a closed system. Any time you open it up in the form of surgery it's gonna be tricky, even with a supposedly simple procedure. My advice about surgery--don't do it if you don't have to!