88 thoughts on “Healed Cherry Blossom Scarification

  1. i’d be interested to know wether these were cut, or strike branded (what it looks like to me)

    they certainly look good, as per no.15 i dislike the majority of scarification peices, but this looks like she was born with them.

  2. i’d be interested to know wether these were cut, or strike branded (what it looks like to me)

    they certainly look good, as per no.15 i dislike the majority of scarification peices, but this looks like she was born with them.

  3. This is really good, probably the first scarification (I’ve seen) that I really like.

  4. This is really good, probably the first scarification (I’ve seen) that I really like.

  5. wow those are really beautiful.
    just what I would hope for from a scarification piece.

  6. wow those are really beautiful.
    just what I would hope for from a scarification piece.

  7. You know, I don’t like most scarifications.. It’s just not something that I usually find visually appetizing. But this one, from the time it was fresh to now, I have always liked. I love the simplicity and the size. It’s lovely. Congrats!

  8. You know, I don’t like most scarifications.. It’s just not something that I usually find visually appetizing. But this one, from the time it was fresh to now, I have always liked. I love the simplicity and the size. It’s lovely. Congrats!

  9. those look really nice. scarifications often look sloppy once they are healed, but this is so crisp and i love the darker color.

  10. those look really nice. scarifications often look sloppy once they are healed, but this is so crisp and i love the darker color.

  11. #15: I had my scars cut, I think I’m a bit too much of a wimp to handle branding.
    #34: I spent some time laying in the sun, but other than that, I just lucked out.

    To everyone commenting on it being even/crisp: The artist makes all the difference. That and I was told not to pick at them or irritate them with things. If the artist knows what they’re doing, the scar typically holds some presence. I’m very lucky to have Dave working on me. He’s an amazing scar artist.

  12. #15: I had my scars cut, I think I’m a bit too much of a wimp to handle branding.
    #34: I spent some time laying in the sun, but other than that, I just lucked out.

    To everyone commenting on it being even/crisp: The artist makes all the difference. That and I was told not to pick at them or irritate them with things. If the artist knows what they’re doing, the scar typically holds some presence. I’m very lucky to have Dave working on me. He’s an amazing scar artist.

  13. I love it when we get to see fresh pictures and then healed pictures…this turned out really nice. I’m not usually a big fan of most scarifications but this is amazing.

  14. I love it when we get to see fresh pictures and then healed pictures…this turned out really nice. I’m not usually a big fan of most scarifications but this is amazing.

  15. I agree with the “leave it alone” theory of scar healing bigtime… Picking at scars almost always results in uneven healing, even if it does give bigger keloids.

  16. I agree with the “leave it alone” theory of scar healing bigtime… Picking at scars almost always results in uneven healing, even if it does give bigger keloids.

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