A black-and-white photo of a person mid-air in a Superman-style body suspension pose, supported by multiple hooks in their back and legs, smiling joyfully toward the camera. They are suspended horizontally in a large indoor space with high ceilings and visible rigging. A group of onlookers—some seated, some standing—watch with expressions of admiration, amusement, and support. The atmosphere is lively and communal, capturing a moment of shared experience and transformation.

Heart Implant Procedure

For those who come here to see someone get their face cut up, here’s a silicone heart being implanted into a cheek — the incision, which you can see after the break, seems quite large. Hopefully I’ll follow this up with a healed shot later.

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Comments

42 responses to “Heart Implant Procedure”

  1. richard Avatar
    richard

    argh, squicky.
    i bet it’ll look pretty sweet though.

  2. richard Avatar
    richard

    argh, squicky.
    i bet it’ll look pretty sweet though.

  3. Bob Avatar
    Bob

    That looks like a pretty large, jagged incision… And it looks like it goes right into her hairline. And is that dried blood around her earlobe… Sheesh.

  4. Bob Avatar
    Bob

    That looks like a pretty large, jagged incision… And it looks like it goes right into her hairline. And is that dried blood around her earlobe… Sheesh.

  5. BadSeedIsBold Avatar
    BadSeedIsBold

    as long as she’s not prone to big lumpy keloid scars that should look bitchin when it be all healed 🙂

  6. BadSeedIsBold Avatar
    BadSeedIsBold

    as long as she’s not prone to big lumpy keloid scars that should look bitchin when it be all healed 🙂

  7. amanda Avatar
    amanda

    If the scar is meant to be under her hairline, shouldn’t the hair be shaved back a bit before the incision is made?

  8. amanda Avatar
    amanda

    If the scar is meant to be under her hairline, shouldn’t the hair be shaved back a bit before the incision is made?

  9. cyber_android Avatar

    It’s not the neatest cut I’ve ever seen but I’m not experienced in performing implant procedures, the suturing could be tidier too in my opinion.

  10. cyber_android Avatar

    It’s not the neatest cut I’ve ever seen but I’m not experienced in performing implant procedures, the suturing could be tidier too in my opinion.

  11. Helena Avatar
    Helena

    I don’t know much about surgery but isn’t hair slipping into an open incision like that a good way to cause an infection?

  12. Helena Avatar
    Helena

    I don’t know much about surgery but isn’t hair slipping into an open incision like that a good way to cause an infection?

  13. demoiselle Avatar

    Hmm. The cut is rather sloppy. Was this a home procedure or done by a professional?

  14. demoiselle Avatar

    Hmm. The cut is rather sloppy. Was this a home procedure or done by a professional?

  15. Sue Avatar
    Sue

    Shouldn´t that have been done by a doctor?

  16. Sue Avatar
    Sue

    Shouldn´t that have been done by a doctor?

  17. serenity Avatar

    I just have to ask – who thinks this might cause problems with the parotid gland over time? Also, I have to say that I feel a bit iffy about the location of the incision – like some people have pointed out, this is not hidden, and it would literally only require a cm move (or so) for it to be hidden by hair. Nope, this is not the highest quality modwork I have seen.. Just my negative two cents..

  18. serenity Avatar

    I just have to ask – who thinks this might cause problems with the parotid gland over time? Also, I have to say that I feel a bit iffy about the location of the incision – like some people have pointed out, this is not hidden, and it would literally only require a cm move (or so) for it to be hidden by hair. Nope, this is not the highest quality modwork I have seen.. Just my negative two cents..

  19. kelly Avatar

    ill be awaiting the healed shot 🙂

  20. kelly Avatar

    ill be awaiting the healed shot 🙂

  21. herekittykitty Avatar
    herekittykitty

    It’s so close to the hair anyway it seems it would’ve been just as easy to shave it back and hide the cut there. But I’m not doctor or mod artist-just seems like common sense.

  22. herekittykitty Avatar
    herekittykitty

    It’s so close to the hair anyway it seems it would’ve been just as easy to shave it back and hide the cut there. But I’m not doctor or mod artist-just seems like common sense.

  23. JenO33 Avatar

    That is an incredibly big cut. But also I’d like to see it healed and see the size of the implant..

  24. JenO33 Avatar

    That is an incredibly big cut. But also I’d like to see it healed and see the size of the implant..

  25. Pauly Unstoppable Avatar

    i have a heart implanted under my eye in that area and its a pretty big heart

    we didn’t have to make that big of a cut and it wasn’t hard to put the incision a little into my hair like so you could barely see it

    people ask me all the time about them cause you cant tell at all where i had them put in

  26. Pauly Unstoppable Avatar

    i have a heart implanted under my eye in that area and its a pretty big heart

    we didn’t have to make that big of a cut and it wasn’t hard to put the incision a little into my hair like so you could barely see it

    people ask me all the time about them cause you cant tell at all where i had them put in

  27. choice Avatar

    the stitching and sloppy incision concern me too..

  28. choice Avatar

    the stitching and sloppy incision concern me too..

  29. JohnBlake Avatar
    JohnBlake

    i have a cross implanted right in that same place, but the inscision was made on scarification that already existed!

  30. JohnBlake Avatar
    JohnBlake

    i have a cross implanted right in that same place, but the inscision was made on scarification that already existed!

  31. joeltron Avatar

    Pauly: same right here dude. I have multiple facial implants, same location.

    We took a lot of care to not have any hair near/around the location and we also made sure that it was just inside the hair-line (which is nicer tissue and easier to hide the scar).

    It’s a little frightening to see a wad of bloody-hair that close to the incision, but I’m assuming that the artist took care in the silicone insertion and checked for hairs afterwards.

    Here’s waiting for non-blurry fresh pics of the implant, healing pics and healed pics.

  32. joeltron Avatar

    Pauly: same right here dude. I have multiple facial implants, same location.

    We took a lot of care to not have any hair near/around the location and we also made sure that it was just inside the hair-line (which is nicer tissue and easier to hide the scar).

    It’s a little frightening to see a wad of bloody-hair that close to the incision, but I’m assuming that the artist took care in the silicone insertion and checked for hairs afterwards.

    Here’s waiting for non-blurry fresh pics of the implant, healing pics and healed pics.

  33. joeltron Avatar

    BTW: I don’t think that the incisions nor stitches look that horrible, but the picture quality sucks.

  34. joeltron Avatar

    BTW: I don’t think that the incisions nor stitches look that horrible, but the picture quality sucks.

  35. Viking In LaFleche Avatar

    Yeah for people who can endure that. I don’t think I could handle that much pain. I’m kind of a puss.

  36. Viking In LaFleche Avatar

    Yeah for people who can endure that. I don’t think I could handle that much pain. I’m kind of a puss.

  37. dee Avatar

    this is really a nice spot for a heart implant

  38. dee Avatar

    this is really a nice spot for a heart implant

  39. silicun Avatar
    silicun

    I think hair surrounding implant sites has been discussed before in modblog – doctors/surgeons dont think to seem it a problem…

  40. silicun Avatar
    silicun

    I think hair surrounding implant sites has been discussed before in modblog – doctors/surgeons dont think to seem it a problem…

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