Portrait of Layssa Ivette Jimenez
Layssa Ivette Jimenez Her memory is at the heart of this foundation.

Our purpose

In Layssa's memory, let safety lead.

Educating women. Protecting lives.

The Layssa Cosmetic Surgery Awareness Foundation turns remembrance into clear, compassionate education for women and families considering elective cosmetic surgery.

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Her story, our purpose

Remembering Layssa Ivette Jimenez

A life remembered through awareness, thoughtful questions, and care.

A legacy transformed into awareness

The Layssa Cosmetic Surgery Awareness Foundation was founded in memory of Layssa Ivette Jimenez. Her legacy guides our commitment to helping women and families approach elective cosmetic surgery with clear information, thoughtful questions, and safety at the center of every decision.

Through patient-safety education, The Layssa Cosmetic Surgery Awareness Foundation encourages people to slow down, ask clear questions, verify care independently, and keep safety at the center of each decision.

  1. Remember

    Keep Layssa's memory and the people who loved her at the center.

  2. Educate

    Make risks, informed consent, credentials, and facility readiness easier to understand.

  3. Encourage care

    Support thoughtful conversations and decisions made without pressure.

Why we are here

Our mission

Our mission is to educate women and families about the real risks of elective cosmetic surgery, the importance of informed consent, and the practical steps people can take to verify providers, facilities, emergency readiness, and claims made in advertising.

What guides us

Layssa's legacy

We honor Layssa by turning remembrance into awareness—encouraging people to slow down, ask questions, recognize red flags, and choose qualified care.

What we center

Four goals for safer conversations

Education can help people prepare, verify, and make room for informed consent before an elective cosmetic procedure.

Understand risk

Know that every surgery carries real risks and deserves a careful conversation.

Verify care

Check provider credentials, facility accreditation, and emergency readiness.

Prepare questions

Ask about risks, alternatives, recovery, and what informed consent should include.

Recognize pressure

Pause when advertising, urgency, or promises make it harder to decide carefully.

Who this information is for

Women, families, and thoughtful support

The Layssa Cosmetic Surgery Awareness Foundation centers women considering elective cosmetic surgery and the families supporting their questions and decisions.

  • Women preparing for conversations about an elective procedure
  • Families and loved ones helping someone slow down and ask questions
  • People looking for clear educational information before deciding

How this website can help

Begin with clear, practical questions

Use the educational resources on this website to prepare for conversations with licensed healthcare professionals and to identify details that deserve independent verification.

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Continue with care

Bring better questions into your next conversation.

Start with educational answers, take the time you need, and speak with qualified medical providers before making a decision.

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