Cryogenic scalp branding

Discussion in 'Body Modification' started by OniKitsune, Mar 13, 2008.

  1. OniKitsune

    OniKitsune Member

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    I just wanted to know if anyone knows anything about it. I know that branding animals cryogenically will make the hair of the affected area fall out and regrow white... But I was wondering if anyone knew if it would do the same to a human. The reason I ask is because I want to get my scalp cryogenically branded in a pattern so that I would have permanent white stripes... But I'm worried that it may leave me bald in those areas instead. Anyone have any advice for me? Please and thank you. =^_^=
     
  2. atropine

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    Very few people have experimented with cold branding.. I have seen one writeup on someone freezing branding themself to try to get rid of a wart and afterward continued doing a brand. He commented that the hair is slightly lighter but this is the only thing I've found on the matter. If you were going to do it I'd test it first.. Maybe at the back/base of your hair so it wouldn't matter if it just didn't regrow.

    Also, I was much younger at the time, but from my experience in liquid nitrogen branding.. It aint pleasant to say the least.
     
  3. OniKitsune

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    Everyone I've talked to said that I'd want to be knocked out for the procedure... So from that I'd guessed it was no picnic. ^_^:
     
  4. atropine

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    Yeah.. I've just had a mole thing on the bottom of my foot burnt at with liquid nitrogen.. God fucken painful.. Although I'd guess I was around 12 at the time..
     

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