Four women contracted HIV after Kim Kardashian’s ‘vampire facial’

Four women signed a contract HIV obey “vampire face masks” which was also done Kim Kardashian. They received this treatment at a spa in New Mexico, USA. This has been confirmed by the CDC. A VIP salon and spa in Albuquerque offered “vampire facials” and was closed in 2018 after an investigation came to light. Unpackaged needles and unlabeled syringes are scattered around the room.

This “vampire face” It became popular thanks to Kim Kardashian’s promotions many years ago. They involve taking blood from other parts of the body and injecting it into the face in hopes of stimulating new, rejuvenated skin cells. Kardashian sued the creator of the treatment, regretting that she did it in 2018. It was very painful, she was pregnant and could not use numbing cream. The complaint says the doctor used his name to promote treatment.

The CDC believes that HIV may have been transmitted through common needles used in spa. The first woman tested positive for HIV in the summer of 2018 after receiving a vampire facial. He had no history of injection drug use, recent blood transfusion, or recent sexual contact with a person living with HIV.

The second and third women also received vampire facials. 2018. One person was diagnosed with the earliest stage of HIV in 2019 and another in 2023,

when she was taken to hospital with serious symptoms. The woman and man also tested positive for HIV. A woman was given a vampire facial at a spa and a man became infected while having sex with her. Never received any service from the spa.

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Patients aged from 40 to 60 years. Researchers from the CDC and the Department of Health found that as long as 59 holidaymakers may have contracted HIV and of those, 20 had vampire facials.

In June 2022, the owner of the spa Maria Ramos de Ruiz, She pleaded guilty to five felonies for practicing medicine without a license and was sentenced to three and a half years in prison.

During the resort investigation, inspectors found numerous violations of sanitary legislation

including unwrapped needles, blood thrown in the kitchen sink and unlabeled syringes next to food in the refrigerator, the Albuquerque Journal details.

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