Scarred from life: Kimberley Vlaminck shows her tattooed face. The 56 stars will cost G8,500 to remove
As reported around the word, this report from the Daily Mail tells of how tattooist Rouslan Toumaniantz says that 18 year-old Belgian girl Kimberley Vlaminck 'absolutely' agreed she wanted 56 stars tattooed on the left side of her face. However, Kimberly is suiing the tattooist cliaming that she wanted 3 stars only.
A distraught Kimberley Vlaeminck speaks on her mobile phone at home in Belgium today - the 56 tattoos still healing across her face
The procedure cost only G55, but laser surgery to remove the stars will be more like G8,500. Toumaniantz has thus far agreed to pay half the cost of removal, but Kimberley is suing him for the full cost plus damages as the surgery will leave permanent white marks on her face.
Kimberly says the mistake was made because she conversed with Toumaniantz in French and English, both languages of which he knows little. She fell asleep during the procedure, awaking to a nightmare of 53 stars too many.
However according to Toumaniantz, Kimberly knew exactly what was going on during the procedure, even looking in the mirror. The trouble only started when she got home and her boyfriend and father threw a fit.
Rouslan Toumaniantz, who runs the tattoo parlour
Rouslan Toumaniantz's tattoo parlour in Courtrai, Belgium
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