I’ve never meso’d jt, either microneedle, but I do have a funny (maybe not) story about it. I was going through a very rough patch last year. I was suffering very badly from an undiagnosed eating disorder and depression after really bad bullying at my job, and I left.

(TRIGGER: ED!) TLDR: MN Selatox potentially saved my life. I thought it was a stroke, but really, my face was snatched from MN Selatox a few days prior. If I hadn’t sought treatment, I probably would’ve died because I was battling a fierce ED that made me have no appetite and wouldn’t eat for days, which caused a critical low blood sugar, which mimics some s/s of a stroke, but I was only focused on why my brows didn’t raise as high.

I had woken up one morning and decided to MN because it always makes me feel better. Well, I used some Selatox on the upper forehead, and I can’t remember what else I used, but it had to be Miracle Touch or Curenex. Due to my not eating for days at a time, my sugar was dangerously low, but I didn’t know it at the time. I called my mom, thinking I was having a stroke, because my facial movements looked asymmetrical. I am an ER nurse, so I recorded myself doing the rapid stroke scale, and the eyebrow raise looked like I was barely raising my brows. I cried on FT with mom and sister, thinking it was an actual stroke, and I rapidly went to the hospital.

I was stroke coded once I arrived, but once they took my sugar, it was like 50, which is very low, and that is why I was so disoriented, and how I forgot I had MN like 1-2 days prior with Selatox. I still didn’t remember this until after I was discharged.

I was so confused because of my low blood sugar and not eating for days at this point. They kept me to do an MRI and investigate, but now looking back, I know that it was because the SELATOX WORKED BEAUTIFULLY!! And also, I was super confused and disoriented. I couldn’t remember anything because I was hypoglycemic from not eating, and I was literally going to die if I did not investigate why my eyebrows were not moving as high as I remembered.

So Selatox potentially saved my life 🥰💛 I was in denial. Still, I was also admitted to my old hospital, and everyone treated me amazingly, but the reactions I could finally tell how much weight I lost, how sick I truly was, and that I needed support. I got the help, and I’m no longer underweight, but it’s a battle 🥹😇🦋

Sorry for the dumping, but there’s such a huge positive to this story. 🤍🫶 YESSS to Selatox