A mother-of-three died in Turkey after undergoing a Brazilian butt lift procedure, reports PA Media.

Concerned about her appearance, Demi Agoglia, 26, from Salford, England wanted to undergo the aforesaid procedure in which fat is taken from other parts of the body and injected into thighs and buttocks.

But she died in a hospital in Istanbul, Turkey in January—just three days after the procedure.

Bolton coroner John Pollard on Wednesday ruled that the medical cause of death was a microscopic fat embolism, in which the tissue is permeated with blood.

Concluding that Agoglia died as a result of negligent conduct that contributed to neglect, he said there was no proper informed consent, no proper pre-operative care and counseling, and no proper post-operative care in this case.

"All of this meant the care in total fell well below the standard expected of this type of treatment and the lack of care contributed significantly to Demi's death," Pollard added.