infinite scroll MINI SCROLL: Creator suing Sonya Dakar over alleged facial burns, Streamer Awards 2025 + TikTok Solidcore scandal
Dec 10, 2025
A creator is suing celebrity facialist Sonya Dakar after a botched treatment allegedly left her with severe burns. The Streamer Awards 2025 faced backlash for production issues and accusations of racial insensitivity. Many are calling out the industry for clip-farming practices. In another scandal, a TikTok influencer reveals drama involving a no-show instructor at SolidCore, leading to claims of professional misconduct and pressure to delete critical footage. The fallout ignites community debates about loyalty and ethics.
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Client Claims Celebrity Facialist Caused Burns
- Victoria Nelson says a 2021 treatment from celebrity facialist Sonya Dakar burned and disfigured her face, leading to months of treatments.
- She claims to have spent roughly $60,000 on Dakar's treatments and $8,000 more with a dermatologist before filing complaints and a civil suit.
Past Regulatory Issues Reframe The Case
- Lauren notes the complaint to the California board follows earlier issues in Sonia Dakar's record.
- The board previously revoked Dakar's license in 2009 after an assault on an inspector, suggesting regulatory history matters.
Streamer Awards Spark Race And Production Backlash
- The Streamer Awards drew criticism for poor production and behavior that many felt targeted Black creators.
- Hosts and jokes (e.g., about Rakai) sparked claims the show rewarded clip-chasing and amplified harmful behavior.