UNLICENSED medical staff are reportedly on the run after a young waitress died following a botched ￡140 bum lift and liposuction surgery.

       Cinthia Lizeth Vega, 22, from Monterrey, Mexico, passed away after a shot of anaesthetic during the procedure allegedly caused her blood pressure to rocket to fatal levels on Tuesday evening.

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       Waitress Cinthia Lizeth Vega passed away on Tuesday evening 4

       She had allegedly received a fatal dose of anaesthetic before being rushed to hospital

       She was quickly transferred to another clinic accompanied by her mother, but sadly passed away shortly after.

       When unqualified staff realised that their fatal error had led to the woman’s death, they reportedly fled the scene to evade responsibility.

       As of the latest reports on Wednesday, they remain on the run from cops.

       Following an initial investigation and premise search, the Nuevo León Health Department say that Elohim Integral Esthetic Services were only licensed to provide general medicine consultation.

       Crucially, they add that none of its staff were licensed to perform any sort of surgical procedures.

       A statement from the health authorities said: "During the tour of the establishment, no document was detected that will certify the academic or professional preparation of the owners."

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       Authorities have now shut down the clinic with immediate effect as the investigation continues.

       Meanwhile, the woman's devastated father, Julio César Vega, has since told local news outlet Info 7 that that the family previously had strong reservations about the clinic and had warned Cinthia not to undergo surgery.

       It had followed a spate of complaints from former patients relating to accusations of malpractice, according to outlet vanguardia.

       Mr Vega said: "I told her not to go, not to go, and she went. I didn't see her.

       “We all told her don't go. But, well, she wanted to do it."

       A post-mortem has now been conducted but the report, which could shed more light on the woman’s death, has yet to be released.

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       The clinic that administered the procedure is now being investigated for malpractice 4

       In the meantime it has been shut down with immediate effect We pay for your stories!

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