You want a doctor with some personality, but not this much personality. Hey, you're
watching Anna Lore, I'm What's Trending. Make sure to subscribe for more trending
and social media news daily. Dr. Windell Boutte claims to be the number one
female cosmetic surgeon in the southeast. But a new investigative report between
the Atlanta Journal Constitution and WSB-TV exposes a series of malpractice
lawsuits and unorthodox behaviors. This includes recording music and dance
videos in the middle of surgery.
Don't surgeons like have to like not drink coffee and stuff so their hands don't
shake like isn't that how can you dance while you're doing it? I guess she's just
that good. Some are saying that Dr. Miami of WEtv does the same thing in his
Snapchat stories, but others are jumping in to point out that he obtains consent
forms beforehand.
Desus and Mero made the Dr. Miami connection as well. As Dr.
Windell Boutte performs singing surgery in one of her marketing videos. Windell
Boutte?
This story's about to get pretty dark so let's go ahead and get this Dr. Booty
joke out of our systems. Dr. Butte more like Dr. Booty shaking while she irreparably
damages the lives of her patients who trusted her to keep them safe.
Boutte has also faced a series of malpractice lawsuits, including one where a
patient's heart stopped beating in the operating room and her staff was forced
to call 911.
This was all during a surgery that Boutte's office convinced Icilma Cornelius to have in
addition to Botox and another anti-wrinkle treatment. As a result of the
botched surgery, Cornelius was left with disabilities and permanent brain damage.
Another patient, Mitzi McFarland, went to Dr. Boutte expecting a procedure called
SmartLipo, which uses a laser to remove fat. What she ended up with she says is
an abdomen that looks like something out of a horror movie.
She also woke up from surgery in a hotel room she didn't recognize holding a
McDonald sandwich with a bite taken out of it. She didn't know how she got there
and she believes that Dr. Boutte or her staff forged her signature since she
apparently misspelled her own name when she checked in. But counterpoint, if you
were super high anesthesia, they let you leave the doctor's office, you cruise
over to McDonald's and then decide I gotta go to get some sleep and you go to
hotel room you could misspell your own name.
Attorney Susan Witt says: "Dr. Boutte and her staff are more concerned about
increasing profits versus a focus on patient safety, which should be a
foremost concern." The reporter for WSB who investigated this, Jim Strickland, is
an absolute hound dog when it comes to trying to get Dr. Boutte on camera to
hold her accountable. Jim Strickland, consumer investigator from channel 2 WSB...
She had declined to sit down interview. So I'm coming here to ask you if you
have anything to say about the lawsuits against you or the YouTube videos posted
online. Dr. Boutte? Why is Miss Cornelius suffering brain damage, ma'am? What's
Trending has taken a deep dive into this story and the takeaway is a little
creepy. It turns out that Georgia has had a physician shortage since as early as
2014. It's possible that this is to blame for some of the questionable decisions
made by the Georgia composite Medical Board. The Atlanta Journal Constitution
reported in 2014 on the board's practices. "The AJC examined more than 500
licensing and disciplinary decisions involving Georgia physicians. On nearly
two dozen occasions, the newspaper found, the board allowed physicians cited for
criminal offences or other types of improper behavior to practice in Georgia
when boards in other states, reviewing the same matters, told them no." They gave
licenses to all kinds of people, including a man from Texas who had his
license taken away when he ordered a hit on a disgruntled patient. Like a murder
hit. To hit someone with death. I think Dr. Lee Anderson said it best
when he declared that the murder-for-hire plot "just smacked of
somebody you wouldn't want to be your doctor." So this might be why the medical
board allowed Dr. Boutte to keep operating even though she is not a
licensed surgeon and they've known about these issues for over two-and-a-half
years. And if it takes some videos of her dancing and singing while a person's
stomach is open to finally stop this bad behavior, well that will be very 2018.
Let's take a look at some comments. Can't wait. TomahawkTony: "I work in the OR,
this is normal". Gonna find out where he works and never
go there. SuperDarthKelly: "Where can i buy her album?" What do you guys think?
Is dancing in the operating room super outrageous? Let us know in the comments
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