The mother of five is one of more than 1000 former patients registered as part of a class action against celebrity surgeon Daniel Lanzer.
“[Aronov] kept saying, ‘Well, this is my lovely patient. She’s such and such years old’ … and he’s pointing out what I’m going to get done,” recalled the 56-year-old. “They kept stuffing up the TikTok, so they started over a few times, but I’m just standing there, naked.”
But Senkul said she felt he wasn’t listening. “[Lanzer said:] We’ll see you in surgery and when you wake up you’re going to be beautiful.”On her list of procedures were eyelid surgery , “360 liposuction” to remove fat from both front and back of the body, liposuction under the chin, a Brazilian butt lift , as well as a breast and nipple reduction.When she was discharged from the Malvern clinic later that day, she said she was passing in and out of consciousness.
Senkul is one of more than 1000 former patients of Lanzer and six of his associates including Aronov who are registeredin the Victorian Supreme Court led by Maddens Lawyers. The key defendants are due to file their defences by the end of next month. after an explosive investigation by this masthead, Maddens are also actively investigating about half a dozen other clinics in Australia that had been the subject of complaints, she said.
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