Elva, a 26-year-old transgender woman, experimented independently with aesthetic medicine for years. She's been buying drugs by Internet And she injected them in the face in front of the mirror. Effect? Serious deformation and new dramatic complications. Dr. Marek Wasiluk, who helps her in her treatment, gave her disturbing information about her health.
How did tragedy happen?
Elva was born Wojtek in a small town. For years, she has struggled with dysphoria and discontent with her appearance. When she couldn't afford to visit specialists, she started acting alone. She started with smaller treatments, but over time she "got a little carried away" – as she herself admitted in the program Good morning TVN. She injected herself with large amounts of silicone, paraffin oil and acrylic – often daily.
As a result, her face changed beyond recognition. A huge swelling appeared, the skin hardened like plastic, and the preparations flowed under the influence of gravity, deforming further parts of the face, including the eye area.
Current health according to Dr. Mark Wasiluk
Doctor Aesthetic medicine Dr. Marek Wasiluk undertook the help of Elvie and has already performed the first treatments. Unfortunately, the situation is serious. In the latest information:
- The patient can't see one eye. It's a dramatic complication that affects every aspect of her life.
- Further treatment is a big unknown. Depends on Elva's cooperation and strict adherence to the recommendations – above all, complete cessation of self-injection.
Doctor stresses that such substances act as a "delayed ignition bomb". Even if there are no acute symptoms at first, infections, inflammations and life-threatening extremes may occur later.
History Elvy shows how a desire for rapid change can end in tragedy. Many experts call: medicine aesthetic should be in the hands of specialists, and psychological support is as important as the procedure itself.
Dr. Wasiluk regularly provides updates on Instagram and TikToku (@drmarekwasiluk), hoping that this history It'll be a warning.
