“They deducted £1,000 from the procedure because she was already having the other procedure.
“We had five minutes to decide that. We are trying to sort it out. Checking our banks, saying you pay half and I will pay half.
“It was so quick. We had to make a quick decision. She was going down in 10 minutes after the woman left with the card machine.
“The surgeon never came back in. They came in with anaesthetic to make her a bit drowsy, and they took her away.”
Area Coroner for Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton, Nicholas Walker said Neil was told four hours into the surgery that it was going well.
But just before midnight, he was asked to go with medical staff because Hayley was very “unwell” and had suffered two cardiac arrests.
Neil was tragically told to say his goodbyes before Hayley passed away just before midnight.
Mr Walker said Hayley suffered a fat embolism – an issue that can arise after surgery and causes a potentially fatal blood flow blockage.
He said the pathologist’s evidence carried out in Turkey and agreed as likely in the UK found she died from micro fat embolism, which affected her lungs, from the liposuction operation.
The coroner indicated he was looking to produce a prevention of future deaths report.
Dr Sophie Chung, CEO of Qunomedical, said they were the “facilitators” of the surgery.
She said the firm no longer worked with the BHT Clinic and they no longer offer BBL surgeries through their company.
When asked why the surgeon was still listed on the company’s website, Dr Chung said she was not aware but it was likely he had changed clinics.
The BHT Clinic declined to give evidence at the inquest, which continues.