Luanna had cheeks marked by years of acne and a dream that wouldn’t leave her alone: getting a phenol peel.
She didn’t jump into it all at once. She spent more than a year talking with the clinic and with people who had already undergone the procedure, resolving her questions one by one. Because phenol isn’t just any acid: it’s not available at a pharmacy without a prescription and can only be administered by a professional. She herself repeated this to her followers and documented each stage, including the moment she discovered that phenol had been banned (when she had already used it).
The images of the process are striking: she went from skin with visible scars to a red, shiny, swollen face, with her eyes almost closed. A painful and not very aesthetic treatment that, according to her, was worth it.
But not everyone saw it the same way. Some accuse her of hiding the real result with makeup; others, of promoting something very dangerous, since this procedure has already claimed victims around the world… And you, how far would you go to erase skin marks?
