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Here’s a pair of healed implants done by LoranShumway. The first is obviously a brass knuckle, while the second is a starfish. It’s nice to see how well they healed up and molded the skin around the implant. The knuckles appear a bit white as his fist is clenched, not because the implant is too big.
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Here’s some filigree scar work on Randi by the lovely Miss Dyscordic. Take note of all the fine details as you’re probably going to see this one again as a follow-up. Possibly as early as this Friday.
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Wow this week seems to have flown by. We’ve had ear pointing, foot tattoos-a-plenty, an interesting round of “Guess What?”, and of course the birthday of our own Sean Philips. Now that Friday is here, it’s time for this week’s follow-up. This week we’re looking at a scar we saw just over a month ago from Misty. Her Santa Muerte scar blended in Catholic imagery of Mary to create a good looking scar.
To see how it looks today, you know what to do.
There’s still a lot of healing to go and the scar will probably change as time goes on, but at this point it’s clear that the details in the cuts took, which should lead to a relatively even scar down the line. It wasn’t long ago that we saw Misty’s first attempts at scarification, but if her work continues to improve as it has, we can look forward to a lot of great looking scars from her in the future.
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In addition to being a member of Russia’s #Leeds Suspension Team, Arseniy Andersson is an accomplished body modification artist. One year ago Arseniy pointed this young woman’s ears, and here’s how it looks today. If I’m not mistaken, at least one of the multiple piercings she has is going through the pointed area.
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