An Australian woman who transformed herself with $250,000 worth of tattoos and body modifications, claimed she “regrets nothing,” although she admitted her “eyeball tattoos” and “tongue split” didn’t go to plan.
Amber Luke, 27, out Brisbane spoke with Studio 10 on Thursday about her extreme adjustments and tattoos.
The influencer, who has more than 600 tattoos, says the hefty price tag is “worth it all” because she’s “seen how resilient she is” by putting her body through extreme stress.
An Australian woman who transformed herself with $250,000 worth of tattoos and body modifications, claimed she’s “regret about nothing,” though admitted her “eyeball tattoos” and “tongue split” didn’t go to plan
She also revealed that she had gone into shock and seizures from procedures, despite not being epileptic.
“I was 16 when I got my first tattoo, it was a negative energy release, it was a milestone for me,” she said.
“It felt like I had experienced something so euphoric, it felt peaceful and homey.
Amber Luke, 27, from Brisbane spoke to Studio 10 on Thursday about her extreme tweaks and tattoos
“I still feel it, his pride and joy, it’s great,” she continued.
Despite admitting that her eyeball tattoo — which left her blind for three weeks — didn’t go to plan, she insisted she “didn’t regret a single thing.”
She also admitted that her tongue was split twice, failing the first time, and she was in “excruciating” pain when she had to have the procedure again because she had to cut scar tissue.
The influencer, who has more than 600 tattoos, says the hefty price tag is “worth it all” because she’s “seen how resilient she is” by putting her body through extreme stress
“The experience I’ve been through has made me extremely resilient and so strong, I’ve learned so much about antonyms,” she added.
“I’ve been in shock so many times that I’ve had seizures and I’m not epileptic.”
The Instagram and OnlyFans model, who uses “Blue Eyes White Dragon” online, once injected blue ink into her eyeballs during an excruciating 40-minute procedure, which left her blind for three weeks.
Despite admitting that her eyeball tattoo — which left her blind for three weeks — didn’t go to plan, she insisted she “didn’t regret a single thing.”
Looking at an old photo of herself, Amber said she thought she looked “just” and “boring” (pictured in early 2017 before undergoing a complete transformation)
She has previously spoken out about her struggles with mental health, explaining that the body adjustments helped her feel more at ease.
She’s also spent $70,000 on extreme body modifications — including a tongue split, breast augmentation, cheek and lip fillers, pointy implants in her ears, and a Brazilian ass lift.
Amber also has numerous piercings and her teeth are ground into canines.
She has previously spoken out about her struggles with mental health, explaining that the body adjustments helped her feel more at ease with herself.
In 2020, she shared a bare-faced photo, taken at age 18, with quotes along her ribs.
She’s also spent $70,000 on extreme body modifications — including a tongue split, breast augmentation, cheek and lip fillers, pointy implants in her ears, and a Brazilian ass lift.
‘This was me when I was 18. I was so catatonic depressed, suicidal and a walking dead girl. I was sedated. I hated myself most of the time – that hatred ran deep. It haunted me,” she wrote in June.
“Now I’ve completely transformed myself into someone I’m proud of. I am a strong woman who knows exactly what she wants and who she is.’
On Thursday, she said that “we all have a perception of what beauty is” and that no one “needs to see her as beautiful.”
In May last year, the former topless waitress of an outlaw bikini gang narrowly escaped jail time, despite pleading guilty to drug trafficking.
‘Not everyone was raised so open-minded, society is so closed. The stigma behind tattoos needs to be released,” she said.
In May last year, the former topless waitress of an outlaw bikini gang narrowly escaped jail time, despite pleading guilty to drug trafficking.
Amber pleaded guilty to seven drug charges in December 2020 after police raided her home in Capalaba and found sealed bags of marijuana and MDMA and other drug-related paraphernalia.
She was convicted on Brisbane District court in May 2021, where the court heard she was conducting street-level drug deals and raking in thousands of dollars in illegal money.
But instead of jail time, she was given a three-year capital sentence with immediate parole to seek treatment for the mental health issues that she says has plagued her adult life.
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