As I post this, a photo of this being done is the current BME cover shot. That healed scar in the middle is intense! I wonder how the new ones will heal. Hibiscus cutting done by by Brian of Pure (NYC) for Canadian television (photo by Atom Moore).
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58 responses to “Recognize the BME cover shot?”
FREAK…… Go and get some therapy already!
FREAK…… Go and get some therapy already!
The flowers are gorgeous. The center (Pisces) brand isn’t my cup of tea, but it’s very intriguing. I’m curious to know if that is considered a keloid or not and if it will remain that way.
You’re one tough chick! 😉
The flowers are gorgeous. The center (Pisces) brand isn’t my cup of tea, but it’s very intriguing. I’m curious to know if that is considered a keloid or not and if it will remain that way.
You’re one tough chick! 😉
the one in the middle looks like a tumor
the one in the middle looks like a tumor
it looks like the silly putty im playing with.
it looks like the silly putty im playing with.