Spanish police solve murder of plastic surgeon linked to buttock augmentation

Financial disputes over cosmetic surgery lead to murder

Spanish media reports indicate that the ongoing investigation into the murder of the well-known plastic surgeon Alexander Aslani in Marbella, southern Spain, suspects the involvement of a client who had undergone surgery with him.

According to data published by the Spanish newspaper “Okdiario,” the person in question, who is of Arab origin, was not fully satisfied with the buttock augmentation procedure, having paid only half of the agreed amount before undergoing the surgery.

Threats and dangerous developments preceding the crime

The same sources added that the client returned to express her regret over the operation, demanding that the doctor return the money she had paid, a request that was categorically rejected by the surgeon. Over time, matters between the two parties escalated to the point where, according to the hypotheses being investigated by the Spanish police, threats were received weeks before the crime occurred.

The investigation suspects that the client reached out to other parties to find a contract killer to carry out the criminal act, before a 18-year-old young man of Swedish nationality and Sub-Saharan African descent intervened to execute the plan.

Details of the assassination and the suspect’s arrest

According to media reports, the suspect arrived in Marbella where he was provided with the necessary weapons to carry out the crime. On Wednesday evening, before 6:00 PM, the suspect, dressed in black and with his face covered, headed to the “Cirumed” clinic located in the “Panorama” residence in Marbella. Ignoring the presence of clients, he went directly to the doctor’s office and shot him in the head.

In a related context, the judicial division of the National Police in Malaga succeeded in identifying and arresting the main suspect on Thursday evening, within 24 hours of the crime, pending the outcome of further judicial proceedings and official investigations.