Not all scars a permanent. It usually depends on how deep and big the scar is. i have 2 next to my eyebrow that were pretty bad i guess because they are very distinct. I also have a lot by my elbows from skateboarding but they seem to go away after a while because the damage usually isn't that bad.

Or it may not be a scar at all maybe a "temporary" one or something that i don't know what its called.

You could always get another scar over it? Lol. Or get a tattoo over it or something like that.

haha man i think if i walked in on someone gettin that done i would think they were gettin murder haha or something def one of those things you just have to stare at while its being done as your stomache turns but still cant look away.

but i would def go for a tat then that. and i can see how alot of people would be all "oh they are suisidal" or "oh look they self mutilate" but i think that sucks as a double standard cause its a very artful mutilation haha

yea, id never do it, i guess if it were smaller it wouldn't be as painful. i wonder what type of anesthetic she took if any

I thought that when you remove chunks of flesh the scars are permanent.
Oh and can you say nerve damage?

But like we both said, older tattoos fade and spread. These scars won't really spread and I doubt, by how much skin they took off and probably how deep they went, that this will fade really. It would be too distinct to 'scar' over or tattoo over. Plus it will most likely be lumpy and raised slighty for life.

you kno where i can see like if i was to get this is i was in a terrible accident with deep cuts then i would be like hey look if i connect this jagged scar with this scar from the operation then att a little of this and that and it could look like a bunny hahah then maybe i would do it but only if i want the accident scars to become more artsy

But it would still hurt like hell, would you really do that? Get more skin cut off your body and hurt longer and worse?

yeah i though so too..i was just wondering if there is another name for those types of things that fade away eventually.

It depends on how you get the scarring done. If you get chunks of skin removed, then yes, it would be harder. But you can just have someone cut into you, so that the lines can be finer, more detailed, or later on they can be covered up easier.


Some people can handle pain like that, or they just plain like the pain.