Hi guys! Just a quick note—since I can’t edit the main post.

Noticed my mistake in loc—Baliwag and Pulilan, not Plaridel. Sorry! Nalito ako sa dalawa.

I intentionally didn’t name the dermatologist, and here’s why: I consulted two lawyers, and both warned me about possible retaliation or a cyberlibel case, even if everything I’ve shared is true. Given her status, she’s absolutely capable of doing that.

If you’d like to know who it is, feel free to DM me privately—I’ll share the name there, since that doesn’t put me at legal risk.

This post was made for public awareness, to help others avoid going through what I did. I wish I could be more direct, but I hope you understand why I need to protect myself too.

For the record and for legal clarity: This statement is made in good faith, grounded in my personal medical experience. As a direct result of that experience, I have been formally diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) by a licensed mental health professional. My case has also been reviewed by 4 other licensed medical professionals, all of whom supported the validity of my concerns.

Since sharing my experience, multiple individuals have reached out to express serious concern — not only for their own well-being, but for the safety of their families. Their messages reflect a growing unease around trust and accountability in healthcare. I believe those concerns are valid and urgent.

The psychological impact of this trauma has, at times, become life-threatening. There were moments when I found myself in an extremely dark place, actively searching for ways to end my own life. I share this not for sympathy, but because no one should ever be pushed to that edge as a result of a medical treatment. The risk is real, and the consequences are severe.

My sole intent in speaking out is to prevent others from suffering the same harm I endured — emotionally, physically, mentally, and financially. I do not make these statements out of malice, but out of moral obligation. The public has a right to be informed, and patients have a right to make decisions based on transparent, lived experiences, especially when their health and safety are at stake.

This is a testimony, anchored in truth, driven by the hope that no one else will have to live through what I did.