A heavily tattooed woman known as “Toxii” has stunned social media users with the dramatic transformation of her appearance over the past few years. Now nearly covered in black ink, Toxii’s body modifications include a removed nose, split tongue, inked eyeballs and tongue, and horn-like implants on her forehead, creating a look that many describe as otherworldly.
In a recent Instagram post, Toxii shared a throwback photo from 2019, showing her pre-transformation self. In the image, she had soft features, blonde hair, and minimal makeup—hardly recognizable compared to her current heavily modified appearance. The post quickly went viral, with reactions ranging from amazement to outright shock.
Comments from followers were intense. Some questioned her choices, asking, “Why do you hate yourself?” or expressing concern over the rapid pace of her changes: “I think decisions like this should be made over time to give the mind, body, and soul a chance to adjust.” Others went further, suggesting her modifications were unnatural or even sinister, with remarks like, “There’s no other reason someone would go through this much body modification without something supernatural influencing them,” and comparisons to aliens or demonic figures.
Despite the backlash, Toxii has been candid about her journey. In an interview with street artist Devon Rodriguez, she revealed that some procedures, like her nose removal, were particularly painful and took about eight weeks to fully heal. She also sparked further discussion by casually mentioning that she keeps her removed body parts “in little jars.”
Her extreme modifications continue to polarize audiences. Some defend Toxii’s right to self-expression and view her as a pioneer in body art, while others remain shocked and horrified. Regardless of opinion, her transformation has undeniably captured attention, sparking ongoing debate across social media.
Toxii’s story highlights the evolving world of extreme body modification, where personal expression, art, and controversy intersect. Love it or hate it, her journey is impossible to ignore, and social media shows no signs of letting the conversation die down anytime soon.
