A dangerous trend is sweeping social media: young people are using unapproved peptide Melanotan-II to get a tan fast, but doctors are sounding the alarm. This unregulated substance tricks skin cells into producing pigment, leading to rapid tanning — but also to alarming side effects like new, abnormal moles that could signal melanoma. Other risks include nausea, headaches, kidney damage, and even brain swelling. Despite warnings from Australia’s TGA and dermatologists’ pleas, misinformation thrives online, fueled by algorithms pushing unsafe beauty hacks. If you’ve used it, see a skin specialist — your health could be at risk.

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