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【Bogotá, Colo】52-Year-Old Latina Influencer Dies After Undergoing Cosmetic Procedure at Illegal Clinic

Editor’s Note

**Editor’s Note:** This report details the tragic death of a 52-year-old Latina influencer following a cosmetic procedure at an illegal clinic in Bogotá. The incident underscores the grave risks of unregulated medical practices.

Incident Overview

A 52-year-old Latina influencer died after undergoing a cosmetic procedure at an illegal clinic in Bogotá, Colombia. Hours after entering the clinic, she was seen leaving in a vehicle with three individuals heading to a medical center where she later passed away.

Victim Profile

Adriana Manotas Rodríguez, a Colombian content creator with thousands of social media followers, died on July 10 after undergoing an aesthetic procedure. She entered the beauty clinic around 6 a.m. and left approximately four hours later, according to local media reports from Blu Radio and Noticias Caracol. Surveillance footage captured her being transported in a vehicle alongside three individuals. Reports indicate she was taken to a nearby health facility where she subsequently died.

Investigation Details

Details revealed by the Colombian Prosecutor’s Office confirm that the influencer had visited the beauty clinic for a liposuction procedure. Local media reported that the clinic was not registered as a health facility, citing Colombia’s Health and Government Secretariats.

“If you know of any illegal or clandestine aesthetic establishment, report it,” wrote Bogotá Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán in a post on X, though he did not directly reference Manotas’ death. “These places cannot continue operating or claiming lives. We have strengthened controls, but we need your help to report them.”

Following Adriana’s death, Colombia’s Health Secretariat, the Attorney General’s Office, and the National Police conducted a raid on the alleged beauty clinic, during which they found evidence that medical procedures were being performed at the establishment.
The Health Secretariat also stated that it had previously inspected the establishment in November. Following that visit, health and safety measures were imposed on the facility, detailing that the doctor providing health services did not have the necessary license to offer procedures.

Adriana Manotas Rodríguez
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⏰ Published on: July 18, 2026