These ear ridge implants were done by Dominick at Starlight Tattoo in Belleville, NJ, using three 5mm Teflon balls.
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19 responses to “My hump, my hump, my lovely helix bumps”
really like this
these are so cute! SO CUTE! i’m sorry if these are on a boy but they are so sweet and adorable.
I’m wondering if anyone knows how old these are or if anyone else has ever done implants on the helix like this. I like these a lot and would love to know how successful they are as an implant. Any complications? Rate of rejections?
Really cute! 🙂
#3 You stole my question 😛
i was thinking the same thing. They look great, i wouldn’t mind doing something like that but i would worry about they tightish/thinish nature of the skin on the helix of the ear.
lol at the title.
That looks like it would hurt like a bitch, but I totally dig them.
I wonder if implants on the top of the ear could be a less invasive way of achieving the pointed ear look. These look really cool.
I was wondering about the rejection rate as well.
any body know?
I’m also incredibly curious as to pricing/rejection rates of implants as a general whole.
Haha that’s what the scars on the back of my ears look like!
If a helix can hold implants then maybe my bony chicken chest can hold dermal achors. This pic gives me hope!
I never even contemplated this but what an awesome idea and they do look extremely cute *wants to poke them*
If I had that I’d forget about it and try to pop it as if it was a zit or something.
That is awesome! 😀
sweet!
That is so totally cute. XD
Beautiful!
wow, those are so clean they look almost natural, like they just grew that way. i love seeing ear-mod projects.
Wow, that’s really neat!
Reaaaaaally aesthetically pleasing.
They look great!