An active lifestyle will probably make your life longer, but the counterpoint is that it’ll make your piercings’ and implants’ lives shorter… Tiff says that’s exactly what led to the demise of her paired transdermals — you can see how far they’d rejected in the first two shots. Tom Brazda (TomBrazda.com — he also removed my magnets) removed them for her while he was guest spotting at Eternal Ink in Sheffield, UK.
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26 responses to “Transdermals can be trouble”
i have been thinking about getting a few transdermals done on my chest, but i am not sure what should i do for aftercare. i just want to have my transdermals to be successful. 🙂
i have been thinking about getting a few transdermals done on my chest, but i am not sure what should i do for aftercare. i just want to have my transdermals to be successful. 🙂
In *this* case (two transdermals on tissue that doesn’t move much), I’d recommend a standard surface piercing personally to achieve the same effect.
In *this* case (two transdermals on tissue that doesn’t move much), I’d recommend a standard surface piercing personally to achieve the same effect.
Holy shit, that looks painful.
Active as in they work out a few days a week or active as in they climb mountains and do more strenuous than average excercise? Yowch.
Holy shit, that looks painful.
Active as in they work out a few days a week or active as in they climb mountains and do more strenuous than average excercise? Yowch.
Bodyboarding, mountainbiking, coasteering etc. Having a clumsy partner didn’t help, either! I did attempt to cushion/waterproof them when doing said activities but alas they were not to be.
Bodyboarding, mountainbiking, coasteering etc. Having a clumsy partner didn’t help, either! I did attempt to cushion/waterproof them when doing said activities but alas they were not to be.
I have to get my transdermal taken out pretty soon. Bums me out. But I knew going into having my transdermal put in, that there was a distinct possibility of removal, and I hope everyone else thinks of that beforehand as well.
I have to get my transdermal taken out pretty soon. Bums me out. But I knew going into having my transdermal put in, that there was a distinct possibility of removal, and I hope everyone else thinks of that beforehand as well.
I guess this is the risks that must be taken, bummer if it dosnt work out tho.
I guess this is the risks that must be taken, bummer if it dosnt work out tho.
that looks awfully painful! but at least they were fun while they lasted. =]
that looks awfully painful! but at least they were fun while they lasted. =]
bummer. how extensive would the scarring be?
bummer. how extensive would the scarring be?
Sadly, transdermals and microdermals are not ready for primetime. At some point perhaps they will be, but not yet. I really look forward to being able to put something in that is totally permanent.
Sadly, transdermals and microdermals are not ready for primetime. At some point perhaps they will be, but not yet. I really look forward to being able to put something in that is totally permanent.
wow they look cool , I should get some!!
wow they look cool , I should get some!!
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I must say it’s actually nice to be reminded every once in a while that not all mods are forever….
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
I must say it’s actually nice to be reminded every once in a while that not all mods are forever….
I’m glad this was posted for those of us who are considering getting these and have only seen pictures of healthy transdermals. It’s good to see both sides. 🙂
I’m glad this was posted for those of us who are considering getting these and have only seen pictures of healthy transdermals. It’s good to see both sides. 🙂
Anyone interested in getting a transdermal but are worried about the healing or problems associated with them, should look up microdermals as well.
Anyone interested in getting a transdermal but are worried about the healing or problems associated with them, should look up microdermals as well.