Natalia described the response as “all of a sudden that night my face started to go red.” “I am at a loss for words. You’re aware of the tightness and cracking sensation in your face when you grin.
“It tightened up then it blistered, then a really thick layer of skin started peeling off.” She went to Montagu Hospital in Mexborough, South Yorkshire, a few days after her fingers started to swell,
Wen medical professionals removed four of her rings and prescribed antibiotics for her finger and face cream. However, the worst was still to come. “I couldn’t sleep honestly,” Natalia said.
“When my ring was removed, I had discomfort and itching in my finger. I’m not even kidding when I say that I was unable to sleep for days. I burned my lips and developed cold sores all over them.
The British Association of Dermatologists advises against using sunbeds at all, and the NHS has long listed the risks associated with them.
Because they employ a concentrated source of UV radiation, they may be more harmful than natural sunshine. This might result in health hazards like:
