A young man who had the nerve to inject his arms with a chemical to make it look really big, has changed his look.
Kirill Tereshin
Kirill Tereshin, a 21-year-old man who injected chemicals into his arms to make them bigger has been hit by more online abuse.
According to Daily Star UK, the ex-soldier, increased his arms by 10 inches in just 10 weeks after starting the dangerous practice over summer.
Doctors warned him about the risks of injecting synthol into his biceps, but Kirill ignored the medical advice and continued.
The young man now wears wigs and makeup
Kirill made headlines when he said he wanted to break bodybuilding records and gained attention by dyeing his hair bright colours and wearing make-up.
Now in his latest post, Kirill, from the city of Pyatigorsk in Russia, shared an image wearing a long woman’s wig and make-up.
His photograph was shared by hundreds on social media and online trolls even compared his looks to Ukrainian singer Anastasia Prikhodko, 30.
One person, under the name Slo, said: “I feel sorry for his mother. Her only son turned out into such a freak.”
A second person, Da Uz, wrote: “It’s a shame he can’t be forced to get treatment.”
And a third, Mukhammad Taymoskhanov, added: “Let this day be a dream."
Medics said his out-of-proportion 60cm (24inch) biceps could come at a terrible price to his health.
They warned that synthol can cause pulmonary embolisms, nerve damage, infections, stroke and oil-filled cysts or users in the muscle.
Kirill will often boast his ballooning muscles online, in a recent clip, the bodybuilder showed off his biceps as he declined the opportunity to fight a martial arts star.