Neelam Muneer, admired for her timeless beauty and elegance, has recently found herself at the center of an unexpected controversy — not for a performance, but for a skincare revelation that’s caused quite a stir.
In a candid appearance on Nadia Khan’s show, dermatologist Dr. Ambreen disclosed that Neelam is an avid fan of exosome therapy — a cutting-edge and controversial procedure involving plasma-rich exosomes derived from a newborn’s placenta. The treatment, touted for its rejuvenating effects, is now facing intense scrutiny online.
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While many were stunned by the nature of the therapy, even more backlash was directed at Dr. Ambreen herself. Viewers and medical professionals alike are accusing her of violating patient confidentiality by revealing such personal details on national television, allegedly without Neelam’s consent.
The ethical and religious debate around the use of placental material in cosmetic procedures has also taken over social media. As users debate the halal status of the treatment, others are calling for disciplinary action against the doctor, with demands ranging from public apology to medical license review.
Neelam Muneer has yet to break her silence, but the episode has reignited critical conversations about medical ethics, celebrity privacy, and the public’s growing fascination — and discomfort — with invasive beauty trends.
