However, more than a dozen customers experienced allergic reactions, centered on the chest, with redness, swelling, and itching. Many couldn't bear it and went to the hospital overnight.
The hospital diagnosed them with an allergy, and the conventional treatment for the allergy was antihistamines along with topical medications to relieve itching. Only by identifying the allergen can targeted treatment be conducted.
The common characteristic of these customers was that they had all visited the Tingle Beauty Breast Enhancement. Doctors believed the allergen was likely within the Tingle Beauty Breast Enhancement institution, as their symptoms did not resemble allergic reactions caused by insect bites.
Doctors in regular hospitals usually don't have a favorable opinion of such cosmetic medical institutions, especially those like breast enhancement centers, which are essentially scams under the guise of cosmetic medicine.
