Tattoos are a deeply personal form of self-expression, often tied to art, culture, or significant

life moments. While body art is widely accepted in many places, extreme modifications can still spark

public curiosity or criticism. Toxii Daniëlle is one of the most tattooed women, but it’s not just ink that’s transformed her appearance

— she has also undergone multiple body modifications, including the removal of her nose, which she now keeps in a jar.Covered in tattoos from head to toe, with much of her upper body inked solid black, Toxii also has subdermal implants, a split tongue, and horn-like shapes embedded in her forehead. Her striking appearance has earned her over 155,000 Instagram followers, where she shares updates and insights into her transformation journey.

In a conversation with street artist Devon Rodriguez, Toxii explained her motivation: “I like to be imperfect, and I think imperfections make you unique.” She also admitted that the nose removal was more painful than her implants, but confirmed she still keeps her removed body parts in small jars as personal keepsakes.Recently, Toxii stunned fans by revealing a photo of herself from just four years ago, before any tattoos or surgeries. The dramatic transformation left many followers speechless, showing how much a person can change in just a few years — both inside and out.