Tattoos are a powerful form of self-expression, often carrying deep cultural, personal, or artistic significance. For some, they represent milestones, loved ones, or personal beliefs, while for others, they serve as a canvas for creative transformation.
However, body modification extends beyond tattoos, and in many cultures, extreme changes to one’s appearance remain controversial.
One of the most striking examples of extreme body modification is Toxii Daniëlle, a woman who has covered nearly every inch of her skin in tattoos and undergone multiple body alterations—including the removal of her nose, which she now keeps in a jar.
A Dramatic Transformation
Toxii’s body is a living work of art, with her upper body almost entirely covered in black ink. Her modifications extend beyond tattoos, including subdermal silicon implants, a split tongue, and even the removal of her nose.
Her unique appearance has attracted widespread attention, and she now has over 155,000 followers on Instagram, where she regularly shares updates on her transformations.
“Imperfections Make You Unique”
Toxii was recently interviewed by street artist Devon Rodriguez, who asked her about the inspiration behind her extreme modifications.
“Because I like to be imperfect, and I think that imperfections make you unique,” she responded. .
Rodriguez then asked about the pain involved in her modifications, particularly her forehead implants, which resemble horns. Surprisingly, Toxii revealed that removing her nose was far more painful than any other procedure.
“Did you keep the nose?” Rodriguez inquired.
“I have all my body parts in little jars, yeah,” Toxii replied with a smile.
Before and After: A Shocking Contrast
Recently, Toxii shocked her followers by sharing a before-and-after photo of herself from just four years ago. The difference was staggering—before her tattoos and modifications, she looked entirely different.
“You were so beautiful before,” one person commented. “What on Earth made you do this to yourself?”
Another questioned, “Why do you hate yourself?”
Some voiced concerns about the speed of her modifications.
“I don’t understand how you can make these changes in such a short time. I think these decisions are best made over a longer period—it gives the body, mind, and soul time to adjust. This quick impulsiveness breeds discontent and regret.”
Others took a more extreme stance, linking her appearance to satanic rituals.
However, many defended her choices, seeing them as a form of self-expression and personal freedom.
“Beautiful before, during, and after,” one supporter wrote, celebrating her transformation as an artistic journey.
The Ongoing Debate
Toxii’s journey has sparked a broader discussion about body autonomy, self-expression, and societal beauty standards. While some see her modifications as shocking or extreme, others celebrate them as an embodiment of individuality.
As body modification becomes more mainstream, conversations like these continue to push the boundaries of what is considered “acceptable” in self-expression. Whether admired or criticized, Toxii’s transformation challenges perceptions and proves that beauty is, ultimately, in the eye of the beholder.