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Emma Coronel says doctor warned against removing lip biopolymers

Infobae México ·

Emma Coronel says a specialist warned that removing biopolymers from her lips could cause scars, deformities or a crooked mouth, and she is considering a second opinion.

Emma Coronel says a specialist warned that removing biopolymers from her lips could leave scars, deformities or a crooked mouth. The wife of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán discussed the consultation in a video shared on social media, saying the doctor declined to perform the procedure because he believed the risks could leave her worse off.

According to Infobae México, Coronel said the specialist told her to leave the material in place unless it caused an infection or another health problem. She said she may seek a second opinion but also described the doctor’s refusal as a sign that he was acting professionally. Coronel did not identify the doctor or say where the evaluation took place.

The discussion reflects broader concerns about complications associated with polymers and biopolymers used in cosmetic procedures. Infobae México reported that singer Alejandra Guzmán has spoken about ongoing physical effects after polymer injections, including an infection involving four bacteria and more than 20 procedures. Guzmán has said she has lived with the consequences for eight years.

The article also cited influencer Karina Torres, who said an abscess in her left buttock returned after she received biopolymer injections about a decade ago. Torres said the problem first emerged during a trip to Greece in January 2026 and that she received specialized care in Colombia. The report noted that possible complications include persistent inflammation, pain, nodules, infections and abscesses, and that some materials can migrate or cause delayed reactions.

Original publication: https://www.infobae.com/mexico/2026/10/14/emma-coronel-tiene-biopolimeros-en-los-labios-y-teme-quedar-deforme-me-aguite

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