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Shkruar nga PamfletiTroubles are increasing for the singer Xhensila Mytezaj, who, in addition to her "hot" performances in various clubs inside and outside the country, also has the status of a businesswoman.
But, according to a whistleblower, who will remain anonymous, the Xensila clinic's laser device is one of those Chinese ones, bought too cheaply, which caused burns to the client.
The girl in question went for a normal laser hair removal procedure and the apparatus caused burns and irreparable damage, causing the client to leave the singer's private clinic in a daze.
Bearing in mind that a laser waxing session at the 'Vip' clinic does not cost a lot, they say: Instead of wearing eyebrows, I draw out eyes.
On the other hand, the 'Silabel' aesthetic clinic in Liqeni i Thaë, with sole owner Xhensila Myrtezaj, an investment of around 2 million euros, has been denounced by the company, which is the official distributor of lasers bearing the name 'Alma', that the singer performs aesthetic services with a fake laser, which bears the name Alma, advertising it as an original laser.
The laser company accuses Jensila Myrtezaj of falsifying their brand for profit. Although with counterfeit lasers and originating from China, the Silabel clinic has the highest prices for aesthetic services. Not only that. However, Xhensila Myrtezaj has customized the laser outside the standards, putting on it the name of her clinic, set up with suspicious money.
A fake laser and not certified by the FDA according to European standards is a serious risk to the health of the skin, where it can lead to skin damage and cancer, as happened in the reported case. / Pamphlet
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