Model Marsella Rea was at the top of the fashion world when she was diagnosed with the endocrine disorder.
When she’s in front of the camera, Marsella Rea is invincible. Whether she’s posing in ads for brands like Dior and Loewe or within the pages of glossy magazines, the 27-year-old from Monterey, Nuevo León radiates confidence—it even comes through on a Zoom call. “This is an interesting period for me because I’m doing things I’ve never done before,” Rea shared from her home in Mexico City.
A high-fashion star in the mold of Freja Beha and aughts beauty Liliana Dominguez, Rea felt like a breath of fresh air when she landed an exclusive spot at Bottega Veneta’s spring 2020 show in 2019. That auspicious debut led to bookings with some of the industry’s biggest names, but as she soared to the heights of success, Rea’s health took a turn for the worse.
A communications student prior to being scouted online weeks before graduation, Rea even debated leaving fashion altogether. “There were moments where I thought, ‘Okay, maybe this isn’t for me,” she says, recalling a turning point conversation with her manager, Carlos Castellanos. “He encouraged me to take a break. I came back to Mexico City to rest and to find a doctor who could help me figure out what was going on.
Rea’s experiences echo those of millions diagnosed with PCOS yearly. Visible symptoms ranging from weight gain, acne, and skin tags to hirsutism and hair loss can be exasperating. The damage the condition causes to the reproductive system can result in fertility issues. Though it affects approximately 5 to 20 percent of women of reproductive age, according to the World Health Organization, PCOS remains under-discussed—so much so that many do not realize they have it.
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