Hair (problems) today, tomorrow away?
Tessica Brown, the Louisiana woman who had to seek emergency medical treatment after using Gorilla Glue to style her hair, says she is on her way to a surgeon for help removing the product.
“I will leave tomorrow to see a surgeon,” she wrote on Instagram on Tuesday afternoon. “I will keep you updated as soon as I have news again.”
Brown had earlier admitted herself to an emergency room in Chalmette, La, where she was allegedly instructed to sterilize water and nail polish remover to try to soften the glue. According to her, she flies to Los Angeles to see dr. Meet Michael Obeng, a plastic surgeon, who offered his services for free, TMZ reports.
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Brown originally shared her story last week in a TikTok video that was viewed more than 24 million times on Wednesday morning. In it, she admits that she used Gorilla Glue adhesive on her head after encountering her preferred brand of hair spray.
Brown, who referred to herself as ‘Gorilla Glue girl’ on YouTube, claimed she could not remove the glue since spraying it on her ‘do’ for a month before going to the hospital for help over the weekend. has. In the days that followed, Brown claimed that his conditioner, tea tree oil and coconut oil – as well as nail polish remover and rubbing alcohol – tried to remove the glue, without any luck. She and a friend did succeed with a superglue remover and managed to cut off Brown’s ponytail, according to footage shared with TMZ.
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Now the plastic surgeon in Los Angeles will try to remove the rest of the glue from her hair and scalp in a procedure that can take up to three days and cost more than $ 12,000, the store reports.
Brown, meanwhile, has already raised more than $ 17,000 through an online fundraiser she arranged to cover medical expenses. It is unclear whether she will also use the money to cover travel expenses.
Tessica Brown is also reportedly considering a case against Gorilla Glue.
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Brown did not respond to a request for further information. A Brown representative was not immediately available to confirm exactly when the Los Angeles procedure will take place.