I like this photo a lot — it’s right out of a graphic novel or something. The deep cheek surface piercing is pretty intense as well, done by Gosha in Samara, Russia.
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Let That Be Your Last Battlefield
Hip Cuttings
Is this too explicit for a non-blurred picture?
iam:eatenplacenta
That evil, evil chair
This is what happens when you sit naked on a chair, and stand up quickly before you realize that your labial piercings have snagged on that chair! Yowwwch! These photos were taken two days afterwards (it’s stitched up now).
Faux Pas
I have a big crush on the photos that oilchanges&wifebeaters sends in — this one’s from the Skin Graft Design fashion show in Hollywood.
Moneymoneymoney
This multi-color UV/blacklight money-clown tattoo was done on Dave by Dennis Rushton at Painted Pony in Greenwood, South Carolina.
Dessert Themed Implants
SquirrelGirl had these two implants — an ice cream cone and a cupcake — done by Brian of Pure Body Arts in Brooklyn, NY.
I could use a Mythos too…
Self-Induced Infection Leading to Amputations
Following up on yesterday’s amputation post…
A friend of mine in South Africa was looking to amputate a toe, and instead of chopping it off himself, he chose to induce an infection so serious that it had to be amputated by doctors. After getting an infection intially, he kept the infection getting worse by standing in dirty fish ponds, putting motor oil on it, and more (first photo). After doctors amputated the toe (second photo), the infection remained, and doctors were forced to do a midfoot ampuation (third photo) that’s almost approaching a “hoof” as it heals. The procedure is totally different, but in a way it reminds me of Chinese foot binding.
I know a number of folks who’ve chosen to “induce” amputation by the medical community using infections, and I must strongly emphasize that this is far more dangerous than simply doing the amputation yourself because infections of this severity can easily go systemic and be fatal — far better off faking a woodworking accident, hunting accident, or something of that nature that fits ones lifestyle and then seeking immediate medical attention.
Update: Read the interview!