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09-27-2017, 04:20 PM
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Keloid Kollection
A keloids (or keloid scars) are a firm overgrowth of granulation (scar) tissue. Keloid tissue can cause pain and itchiness but they're benign, non contagious and can be difficult to treat, as trauma to keloid or healthy skin can generate more keloid growth. They're fairly common, mostly occurring from acne, shaving, and at piercing and post surgical sites, but are 15x more common in those of African decent. Probably some of these images have been on here before, but hey, who doesn't love lookin at keloids Img4: The result of chest radiation therapy Img8: 13 y/o Vietnamese girl suffering from burns Img9: Gordon, or "Whipped Peter" bearing keloids from slavery era whippings Img10-12: Intentional keloids from scarification (superficially cutting in designs), though the last one didn't turn out so well |
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09-28-2017, 06:31 AM
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Re: Keloid Kollection
Picture 10: When this tribal scarification is done they use ash or sap or some other mixture that's immediately rubbed onto the cuts to ensure they scar correctly. I don't know if this is from the same people but there is one tribe that does this to make their skin look like the crocodiles that they revere. Picture 11: LOVE the handprint! This was done really well! Picture 12: I wonder what the design was supposed to be...? |
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09-28-2017, 02:18 PM
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Re: Keloid Kollection
Thanks for the additional info! Heres a picture of the hand in the process. Apparently she got it because of the T.V. show Supernatural. haha The last one, best guess because of the purple shirt and shape, is a fraternity symbol (omega psi phi?). But I'm not sure. |