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Canadian Model Catt Gallinger Partially Loses Her Vision After Tattooing Eyeball; Writes A Facebook

IANS, 06 Oct, 2017 04:47 PM

A Canadian model Catt Gallinger has been left partially blind after injecting purple ink into the white (sclera) of her right eye.

After facing the hazardous consequence of the practice, the 24-year-old model is creating awareness on social media and urging people to refrain from such tattooing.

“I am NOT sharing this with you to cause trouble, I am sharing this to warn you to research who you get your procedures by as well as how the procedure should be properly done,” she said in her Facebook post. “Just please be cautious who you get your mods from and do your research. I don’t want this to happen to anyone else.” she further added.

Update Sclera Tattoo/Stain Procedure Gone Wrong Good News. Surgery has been postponed. My eyesight, as of now and against most odds, has returned. They have taken professional photos at the hospital to monitor the swelling and are continuing me on my newest set of meds to see if it continues to work. I see them again in two weeks to check again. Swelling is down underneath my eye. I will be releasing information on another situation happening later on today. Please be respectful as this person is suffering immensely.
Posted by Catt Gallinger on Wednesday, 4 October 2017

Gallinger said that she has been to hospital several times and she is at the risk of getting blind. She was on antibiotic drops and steroid drops since the tattooing. She revealed that her eye got swollen up immediately a day after.

''The procedure was done by someone who told me that they were experienced. It is my fault that I believed him. It is my fault that I gave in when they repetitively asked me to do my eye,'' she said in a Facebook video.

Gallinger is fond of tattoo and was interested in getting sclera inked. However, inadequate research landed her in a big trouble. There are plethora of material of internet slamming such extreme practice of body modification.

So this is the story of a27yo man in Belgium. I have recorded a video telling it but for sake of translation will also...
Posted by Catt Gallinger on Friday, 6 October 2017

~*PLEASE SHARE THIS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE*~ -Sclera Tattoo- (Whites of the eye tattoo) For everyone...
Posted by Catt Gallinger on Wednesday, 20 September 2017

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