The influencer who recently passed away had been warned by doctors from the show “Botched” about the dangers of undergoing further cosmetic procedures.
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Jordan James Parke, a British influencer and TV personality who died on February 18 at the age of 34, had been warned by the doctors from “Botched” about the risks of undergoing more cosmetic procedures.
Parke, whose goal was to look like Kim Kardashian, had already spent over $150,000 on plastic surgeries, but was rejected twice by the show’s specialists.
In his first appearance in 2015, Parke tried to convince Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif to further alter his nose, but the doctors expressed concern, as such a procedure could directly affect his breathing.
When speaking about Parke, Dr. Dubrow stated that the influencer was not the type of patient the show was looking for: “Jordan is the kind of patient we really don’t identify with — someone who wants a very artificial appearance,” the doctor said in a private statement.
Despite being warned by doctors about the dangers of further cosmetic procedures, Parke returned to the E! show four years later, with even fuller lips and additional modifications to his nose.
“When we told you to stop filling your lips, we didn’t mean start ruining your nose,” commented Dr. Nassif.
Once again, the doctors did not accept Parke as a patient and advised him to be careful with excess.
“I appreciate the warnings. I know their advice is right… but you only live once,” Parke said after one of his appearances on “Botched”. “It’s incredible to have two of the best surgeons in the world giving me advice, but I just love having surgery. It’s fun.”
Parke, known as “The Lip King”, died after being found unconscious at Lincoln Plaza in London, and one of the main lines of investigation suggests he may have undergone an illegal cosmetic procedure shortly before the tragedy.
Images: YouTube reproduction, Instagram @jordanjamesparke2. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
