LAGOS, Nigeria(VOICE OF NAIJA)- A Bangkok cosmetic clinic linked to the death of Nigerian influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo has disclosed details of his treatment history to Thai health authorities.
The clinic told investigators that Ubiribo had been receiving treatment there since 2024 and underwent five penile enlargement procedures at the facility.
Ubiribo, died on March 6 after receiving hyaluronic acid injections at the Bangkok clinic.
He reportedly developed chest pains and collapsed on March 5, several hours after the procedure.
Despite medical staff performing CPR for 100 minutes, he was pronounced dead at 1:05 a.m.
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An inquest at Westminster Coroner’s Court on August 21 linked his death to the hyaluronic acid injection and a pulmonary embolism.
Meanwhile, Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health ordered an investigation into the clinic on September 7.
Health Minister Pattana Phromphat directed the Department of Health Service Support and the Food and Drug Administration to examine the facility and determine whether it complied with required medical standards.
Following this, the Director-General of the Department of Health Service Support, Phuwadet Surakot, said the clinic provided investigators with information about Ubiribo’s previous procedures.
According to him, the clinic said a doctor had recommended that Ubiribo’s final treatment be divided into two appointments.
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However, Ubiribo reportedly requested that the procedure be completed in a single session.
The clinic also told authorities that Ubiribo signed a consent form before each procedure and received aftercare instructions following treatment.
Thai authorities will now examine the clinic’s medical records and other evidence before deciding whether the case should be referred to the Medical Council.
The Ministry of Public Health stated that it would establish the facts before taking further action.
“We will gather all facts and evidence to proceed according to our authority and submit the case to the Medical Council for a ruling on professional practice standards, in order to ensure fairness to all parties,” the ministry announced.
