07/23/2026
Heads up before you press play, this one is graphic and there is blood, so scroll on by if that is not your thing.
A reel came across my feed from an account overseas where someone is using the tip of a scalpel to poke small cuts across a woman’s forehead and face, and the claim is that it stimulates collagen.
Microneedling is a real treatment, and it works because a device delivers sterile needles at a controlled, measured depth every single pass. A scalpel tip, freehand, is not that. Uneven depth, open cuts, and a very real risk of scarring and pigment, especially in deeper skin tones like mine.
Depending on where you sit, this is ragebait or it is clickbait, and either way it is sensationalizing something unsafe in front of a lot of people who will not know the difference.
Tell me where you land in the comments, we have lost it, or we have not. Voting in my stories too.
Stay Bonita friends, it’s wild out there!
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