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Thinking about getting Scarification work? You may want to read this first!
When it comes to scarification, it's a relatively new trend.
Mind you, it's been around for centuries, but it's recently been
catching on as the new fad in Body Modification. This is
going by the fact the recently there's been a lot more people
inquiring and getting scar work done and posting it on
BodyMod.org (http://www.BodyMod.org). For
those of you that are looking to getting some scarification work
done on your body, I can help you with a couple tips and bit of
info to keep in mind. First, just like any other type of Body
Modification, make sure that you're going to someone that's been
doing it for years, and has an expansive portfolio to show you.
Don't go to someone that's got a good price, or is just
available. Make the trip and go to someone that knows what
they're doing. It's going to be hard to find a reputable
scarification artist because of a few reasons. The first is that
it's not very common. Second, you won't find them in a strip
mall, as they are a true Body Modification artist and are not
cookie-cutter friendly. And lastly, it's borderline illegal in
the US. I say borderline, because depending on the judge and the
procedure, it can be considered practicing medicine without a
license. I have mixed opinions about this, but lets save that
for another article. The best tip that I can give you about the
scalpels that are used is that you should make sure that they
are surgical grade, and they should be using the disposable ones
(they're cheap,
effective, and guaranteed clean). If you're
going to someone that is an expert in the field, and they use a
specific scalpel (or scalpels), then they should all be cleaned
by an autoclave, and individually wrapped in sterilized bags.
For the healing process, it's both the same and the opposite as
any other type of Body
Modification. It's the same in that you want to keep it as
clean as possible as all times, and to clean it regularly. It's
opposite in the fact that you need to aggravate the wound as
much as possible. Scraping away all signs of scabbing and such.
This aggravation is what really brings out the scarring process.
If you let any part of it heal too well, you won't have a well
formed scar, and you'll have to do it over again. And unless
you're in it for the pain, you probably don't want that! After
your get your work done, you should then post it for the world
to see and spread the word of where you got it done and who did
it. This way, others that are researching where to get good
scarification work, will have that much more helpful info to
help them out! A great place to do this is BodyMod.org (http://www.BodyMod.org). It's
a great Body Modification community where you can post pictures
of and type of Body Modification for free and even post the
studio you got it done at.
Happy Modding!
.: Adam BodyMod.org Admin
About the author:
Owner and Administrator of one of the worlds largest Body
Modification web sites.
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