Daniëlle Toxii’s medicine cabinet holds unusual keepsakes – jars containing her own removed body parts, including her nose. The Dutch body modification artist has become Instagram famous for her extreme transformations, from full-body blackout tattoos to facial implants creating a demonic silhouette.
“I have all my body parts in little jars,” she casually revealed during an online Q&A, stunning followers. Her dramatic makeover from her natural appearance four years ago has drawn both admiration and concern. “Why would you do this?” one commenter asked beneath her “before and after” photos.
For Toxii, the answer lies in embracing imperfection. Her painful procedures – the nose removal being the worst – represent an ongoing artistic statement rather than self-hatred. While critics warn about the psychological impacts of rapid-fire modifications, her supporters see a brave pioneer redefining beauty standards.
The split tongue, the horn-like forehead implants, the preserved body parts – all combine to create what Toxii considers her true self. In a world obsessed with perfection, she’s chosen a radically different path, one that keeps her past literally bottled up as she continues to evolve.
