In a shocking incident, a young student named Kao was restrained by a group of individuals who proceeded to tattoo the derogatory term ‘p***y’ on his forehead using an improvised device in Kanchanaburi province, Thailand. Additionally, his arms and legs were adorned with intricate designs during the cruel act. Following the attack, Kao had to undergo multiple intense laser treatments to erase the offensive word.
Eyewitness Janjira “Frame” Kaewket, a local eyebrow tattoo artist at Chaiyaphum Beautiful Eyebrows salon, observed the heinous act and promptly offered her services to help restore the boy’s self-esteem by removing the tattoos. Kaewket assured Kao that she would assist in reverting his appearance back to normal.
The initial laser removal session for the 10-year-old was documented in photos, showing him wearing protective goggles while Kaewket diligently worked on removing the tattoos. Expressing her shock at the incident, Kaewket mentioned that the tattoos were easily removable as they were made with a simple tool—a sewing needle attached to a pen.
The removal process lasted only 15 minutes, with an hour of anesthesia due to the boy’s young age, as explained by Kaewket. She clarified that apart from the forehead tattoo, there were more than ten other marks on his legs, all successfully removed during the procedure.
Fortunately, the tattoos were not deeply embedded, allowing for complete reversal after just three laser sessions. The incident garnered attention on social media in Thailand, with many individuals condemning the perpetrators and expressing sympathy for the victim. The public lauded Kaewket’s altruistic gesture, praising her for providing her services free of charge to help the young boy.
The community’s response was overwhelmingly positive, with individuals commending Kaewket for her kind-hearted actions and describing her as a hero. The incident highlighted the importance of compassion and support for victims of such cruel acts.