Heather Meadows, 29, dies after procedure to fix her small saggy child breeding breasts at South Florida plastic surgery clinic

All she wanted were breast nipples that weren't in a row with her belly button and a vaginal opening that didn't look like a carwash 

“You all are not answering questions as to what happened to Heather Meadows,” a Facebook user wrote on Encore’s page Friday. “We all know she was rushed to the hospital and later pronounced dead.”

Coroners conducted an autopsy on Meadows Friday, but no results will be available until after police complete their investigation, said Darren Caprara, director of operations at the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner Department.

State laws prevent Florida health officials from revealing open complaints against license holders until 10 days after finding probable cause, Department of Health spokeswoman Mara Gambineri said in a statement.

“We can assure the public that we will be diligent and thorough in protecting them from unsafe or unscrupulous health care practice,” Gambineri said. “In any complaint investigation, the department uses its authority to subpoena all relevant records and to conduct interviews that will support the investigation. Every health care licensee is afforded due process rights under the law.”

Encore’s website and Facebook page promote breast implants, Brazilian butt lifts, rhinoplasty, liposuction and a procedure called a “Mommy Makeover.” A woman interviewed outside the clinic by WSVN-TV said Encore offered her a cosmetic operation at $8,000 less than competitors.

“I'm not having surgery here. Are you kidding me? This is a chop shop,” the woman said. She asked for her deposit back after the news station told her about Meadows’ death.

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