Mr Bramble has spent the better part of a decade hanging out in tattoo shops and has been working in the tattoo, piercing and body modification industry since he was 13. The 21-year-old has more than 65,000 followers across Facebook and Instagram, many of whom are obsessed with his look. So, why do people voluntarily submit to these surgeries?Įthan Bramble, 21, lives on the NSW Central Coast and calls himself the “world’s most modified youth” after undergoing more than 40 body-modification procedures and sporting about 150 tattoos. understands the cops were responding to a complaint from a customer who allegedly underwent a botched labia reduction.īetter known as a labiaplasty, it’s a procedure normally done by a plastic surgeon that involves cutting or reducing the size of the folds of skin that surround the vagina.

Mr Hazzard’s comments come a week after Brendan Russell, from the NSW Central Coast, was arrested in his home and charged with mutilating a female’s genitalia in 2016. This is up there with the worst barbarism imaginable.” “My view is these people are ruthlessly opportunistic. “This so-called body modification is just plain wacko and can lead to permanent maiming,” Mr Hazzard said. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard called the body modification industry “the worst barbarism imaginable”.

A WEEK after a “body modification expert” was charged with female genital mutilation, authorities have vowed to crack down on the “grey area” industry.

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