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SCARIFICATION
removal (arr cover-up)
cutting
removal
cutting
cutting
removal
removal
removal
removal (arr cover-up)
cutting, elektrobranding
removal
removal
CUTTING / REMOVAL
When you cut simple lines with a scalpel, the technique is called "cutting". When skin is also removed it is called "removal". The surface heals in 3-5 weeks and must be kept clean to avoid infection. We do not recommend scrubbing the wound as this can cause an uneven scar.
ink rubbing (ny)
ink rubbing (grodd)
ink rubbing (ny)
ink rubbing (grodd)
ink rubbing (ny)
ink rubbing (grodd)
ink rubbing (ny)
ink rubbing (grodd)
ink rubbing (grodd)
ink rubbing
ink rubbing (ny)
ink rubbing (grodd)
INK RUBBING
Ink rubbing means cutting with a scalpel and then rubbing pigment (usually tattoo ink) into the wound. We mostly use red tones, but in theory any color can be used. You have to expect that not all the color will stay in the skin, not all types of motifs are suitable for this technique.
elektrobranding
strike branding
elektrobranding
elektrobranding
strike branding
elektrobranding
elektrobranding
cutting med strike branding
strike branding
strike branding
elektrobranding
elektrobranding
BRANDING
When you burn a pattern into the skin, this is called "branding". A distinction is made between "strike branding", where pieces of metal are heated with a blowtorch and pressed against the skin, and electrobranding, where you use adiathermia apparatus which burns with electricity. This technique allows less detail than cutting/removal.
SEPTUM PIERCING
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