Decorating the body with drawings is a long-standing tradition that came many centuries ago and is incredibly popular to this day. There are many ways to get tattoos on the skin, among them the most dangerous is scarring. Despite this, people use this type of tattoo to decorate their body.

What it is?

Scarring is the application of a specific pattern to the skin using surgical instruments. Another name for this process is scarring. The drawing remains on the body forever and after the wound heals, it becomes a scar, which is quite difficult to remove.

Many experts believe that this is a rather cruel way to decorate your body with drawings, which has many disadvantages. The main disadvantage of scarring is the pain of the procedure. Before applying a tattoo, it is necessary to administer local anesthesia - a medicine is injected into a certain area of ​​​​the skin, which leads to numbness.

The most common areas of the body where these patterns are applied are the arms, legs, shoulders, back and face. Since the procedure is quite unsafe, it is necessary to carefully choose the artist and constantly care for the finished tattoo at home.

Application technique

There are several scarring techniques that differ in the method of application and the final result:

• Simple - consists in the fact that the master makes a shallow incision in the skin. As a result, the finished drawing will not be very noticeable and quite attractive.
• Convex - the skin is cut at a certain angle, after which the pattern turns out to be voluminous.
• Concave - a scalpel is used to remove a layer of skin, resulting in a deepened pattern on the body.

When choosing an application technique, it is important to understand that the scarring procedure is a dangerous type of tattoo application, and it must take place in a specially equipped room using sterile individual instruments. The master must be highly qualified and have a higher medical education. There is a high risk of contracting an unfavorable infection, which can lead to serious consequences.

Kinds

There are many types of scarring that use different methods of application, and the results are completely different. It depends on them how painful the procedure will be, how quickly the pain will go away and the scar will heal. Masters in salons offer the following types:

Branding is also called branding. This is the second most painful method, but wound healing occurs several times faster. Burning uses a concave scarring technique - this will result in the pattern appearing as an indentation in the skin. This type does not involve applying an exact design, so the craftsmen offer simple-to-make patterns.

Cosmetic skin cutting. Using a scalpel at a certain angle, the master applies a drawing. The stronger the angle, the deeper the scar will be in the end result. This method is most often chosen by female representatives, because it involves applying tattoos in the form of flowers or complex patterns. This method is also used to scarify the face in many countries around the world.

Cutting off a layer of skin. After scarring using this method, skin care should be as regular as possible, following all the recommendations of the specialist. The most painful way to apply a pattern to the body and the scar takes quite a long time to heal. A specialist uses a scalpel to remove several layers of skin, thus making large drawings over an area and they turn out to be quite accurate and deep.

Erasing. How is scarring done using this method? Using special devices that resemble sandpaper in their mode of action, the skin in the selected area is erased. The impact of these tools is, of course, more gentle, and special solutions are often used to erase layers of skin.

The most dangerous species

In Moscow, scarring is quite popular among informal youth. However, those who are not at all afraid of extreme sensations prefer to use the following types of applying this pattern to the body.

Burning powder. An incredibly painful and dangerous type of scarring. The photo shows how the process occurs - the master makes an incision in the skin using a scalpel and pours powder into it, which is set on fire. This method is absolutely not for the faint of heart, but its advantages are speed and antiseptic properties. The powder burns for a few seconds, after which a clear tattoo is formed. Scarring using this method virtually eliminates the possibility of infection.

Scarring. The pattern looks like a surgical suture. The master removes layers of skin, after which he stitches the borders, leaving needle marks on the skin.

Special getting a scar. This type is familiar to every person, because a fall or injury most often leaves a scar on the body. Many people who are afraid to contact a specialist deliberately injure themselves, after which a scar remains on the skin.

Cutting + burning. This combined method of scarring is used quite often and the pattern is incredibly clear. However, it involves unbearable pain, as the master cuts the skin and then cauterizes it to consolidate the result.

After extreme scarring, the healing process is quite slow and painful. The specialist must tell you what methods can be used to reduce pain and how the procedure for washing the wound occurs. The more careful you care for your scar at home, the lower the risk of serious consequences.

Home care

Healing a wound after scarring is a long and painful process that requires special care. A qualified master will definitely give all recommendations to speed up and facilitate healing. After the procedure, the specialist treats the skin with a solution that has antiseptic qualities and wraps it with a protective bandage.

After a few hours, it is necessary to remove this bandage and allow the blood to form a special film that will ensure the hygiene of the wound. It is necessary to treat the skin only around the scar with alcohol, brilliant green or iodine. After a couple of days, the blood film should be removed to allow scar tissue to appear on the surface of the skin. Thus, the wound healing process occurs. After all, the purpose of scarification is the formation of a scar on the skin.

During caring procedures, it is important to observe sanitary and hygienic standards - hands must be washed thoroughly, especially when removing protective films. If for some reason a person is afraid to treat the area around the skin on his own, you can ask the specialist who performed the scarring procedure for help. The before and after photo shows what the drawing looks like immediately after the procedure and a few weeks later, when the wound has completely healed. It is important to visit a specialist at all times and receive recommendations on caring for your scar.

Master's choice

Before carrying out the procedure, many masters advise visiting the salon to personally witness the scarring of another person. Thus, you can personally verify the qualifications of the master, the sterility of the objects, the result obtained and his attitude towards the patient.

Before applying a pattern to the skin, a high-level specialist first of all conducts a conversation with the client and asks to provide certificates about the absence of various diseases. The day before scarring, it is important not to consume medications or alcoholic beverages.

The client has the right to ask the master to provide a diploma of medical education and completion of scarring courses. This is incredibly important, as there are a huge number of consequences of carrying out the procedure incorrectly, which leads to dire consequences. The master is required to use individual sterile instruments when working with each client.

Consequences

When choosing an area of ​​the body to apply a design to, it is important to consider the presence of veins and arteries. If the master touches the blood vessels, the risk of infection increases several times, and a huge loss of blood can also occur. The healing process can take place from a couple of weeks to several months. This depends on the area of ​​the pattern, the scarring technique, as well as the individual characteristics of the person’s skin.

Failure to comply with sanitary and hygienic standards and rules entails a huge likelihood of various infections entering the blood, which leads to many diseases. When performing the procedure for the first time, a person may experience a painful shock. In this case, the qualifications of the master play a huge role, because he needs to know the procedure for providing first aid to the client.

The resulting pattern when scarred remains for life and is absolutely impossible to reduce. With various age-related or physical changes in the skin, the pattern changes its appearance and is very different from what it was before. Scarring on the face can lead to dire consequences if the hand of the master or the client himself accidentally shakes.

Contraindications

Before performing the procedure, a qualified specialist must make sure that the client does not have diseases such as:

1. HIV, hepatitis, syphilis, psoriasis, fungal diseases, diabetes, and also does not suffer from an enlarged thyroid gland.
2. There is an individual reaction to drugs used in anesthesia.
3. There is a tendency to form keloid scars.
4. There are moles, ulcers and fresh wounds on the skin.

“Do you have a scar? No, not a scar on your leg or arm from a cut. And not the terrible consequences of an excised appendicitis, but a flame-shaped scar on your back? No? In vain. But I decided to cut myself, cut deeply and painfully.
Don’t think that, grabbing a kitchen knife and holding a towel in your teeth, you began to slash yourself left and right. I went to a salon where artistic scars are done by professionals, and it’s called “scarification,” or scarification in Russian.
Having looked at my body, not yet touched by the blade, in the mirror for the last time, I hurried to the “procedure”. The salon's sign read "Cut and beat." After hesitating for about five minutes at the entrance, I finally entered. In those seconds that the door opened, my imagination drew a picture of the hall: twilight, dozens of knives with various blades, photographs on the walls depicting “patients” covered in blood. But, blinded by the bright light, I saw a room whose whiteness resembled a doctor’s office. At the far wall, at the table, sat a young and pale girl. Having asked what brought me here, whether I was of age, and how much money I had, the girl retired to the next room. Returning a minute later, she suggested that I wait, since the master was busy and could see me no sooner than in half an hour.

Everything here resembled a dentist's office. The same chair in the middle, the same jars, the same “pieces of iron” in the trough by the chair. A shaven young woman sat on a chair, her eyes motionless looking at the ceiling. On a tiny stool, next to her left leg, bare to the knee, from which blood was dripping, sat a master with a scalpel in his hand. They talked, and then I just listened.

Kirill, how long have you been doing this?

About two years. I am a surgeon by profession. But here I earn three times more than in the hospital.

And how did you come up with this?

One day a woman came to my hospital with a scar on her arm and asked me to “cut it into a rose flower.” At first I refused, but she offered so much money! I tried it, it turned out good. And six months later I read in some magazine that in the West, scarring is a very popular way to decorate your body. I decided to leave the hospital and cut artistic scars.

When you worked in a hospital, did you pay attention to how the scars looked after surgery?

Not right away. But over time I began to pay attention to it. For example, if you cut at an angle and to a certain depth, the scar will turn out convex, but straight - almost invisible. The location of the scar on the body is very important. This is due to the blood vessel system and muscle mass. It works better with large muscle mass, but again not always. In general, I must say that knowledge of surgery helped me a lot. In “scarification”, the artistic design of the design is much less important than the bas-relief remaining on the skin - the main feature and beauty of decorative scars.

How did this come about?

Applying artistic scars to the body existed many, many centuries ago. I can’t say exactly since when. I only know that in past centuries “scarification” was much more important to people than it is today. Now this is only a way to decorate the body, and among some ancient peoples, applying a scar of a certain design to the face of a young man meant accepting him as a warrior. In African tribes, scars are an indispensable attribute of sexual activity. Artistic incisions are made on girls' bellies, sprinkled with ash to make the scars look more prominent. Only after this can the newlyweds be left alone.

Can you refuse a client if you think that the scar he asks to make is dangerous for his health?

Certainly. I will never cut my genitals, no matter how much money they offer. I can’t say that they often make such requests, but sometimes they come.

What's the most unusual scar you've been asked to make?

Most unusual? The young girl asked to cut the skin into three thin pieces so that the pieces were held together only by their upper ends. Then weave the flaps into a pigtail and graft them back on.

I was about to cut, but just the sight of the scalpel made her feel unwell, and for about twenty minutes I revived her with ammonia.

Do you have anything yourself?

Scars? No. I'm terribly afraid of pain.

It began to seem to me, sitting quietly on a chair in the corner all this time, that dozens of blades were touching my body, cutting it into thin shreds, and ashes from African fires were falling on top of me. And not wanting to interfere with an interesting conversation by the fall of an unconscious body, I hurried on half-bent legs into the fresh air."

Scarification, or scarification, (from the Latin scarifico - I scratch) is the voluntary, artistic application of scars to the body. This is one of the most extreme forms of human body modification. During the procedure, decorative scars are applied to the body, which ultimately represent a finished design. Quite often, scarification is resorted to by those who want to make beautiful scars that already exist on the body, received as a result of some incident.

This is a very ancient tradition that came to us from the African continent and Polynesia. In the Middle Ages, scarification was used to brand criminals. In the US, for example, scarification was born in San Francisco as part of the new body modification movement in the mid-1980s. Initially, this movement was picked up by the gay subculture. Over the past eight years, scarification has become popular among various social groups in the US, Australia and in Europe, from London to Prague. Some extreme body painters believe that piercing and tattoos are already a past stage, and if you want to stand out from the public dullness, you need to do something really unusual and bizarre, for example, cut your tongue in two, or perform scarification.

More recently, in modern Western body painting, this was associated with sadomasochism. However, many people interested in body modification today have little to do with sadomasochism; Times have changed and many people now choose these forms of modification for purely aesthetic reasons. Some people just like the way they look!
Scarification is more suitable for people with dark skin than a tattoo, which is difficult to see on highly pigmented skin. Additionally, because scarification has a three-dimensional aspect, many people enjoy the feeling of healed scars.

The entire process is based on the regeneration of cut human flesh and the subsequent formation of a scar during the healing process. Scarification can be compared to tattooing. The initial drawing is applied, then the master scarifier outlines it, but not with a machine with a needle, but with a scalpel. The process itself is very painful and dangerous to health. The degree of pain directly depends on your choice of whether the pattern will be clearly visible or slightly noticeable. For example, if you want a flat design, like a small “flat” tattoo, then the process itself will not be so painful, because The volume of the pattern is achieved by increasing the depth of insertion of the scalpel and its angle of inclination.

After the operation, the skin is disinfected with medical means, then covered with a well-permeable fabric. Scars take quite a long time to heal, especially when it comes to a complete cut of the skin. Unpleasant sensations and constant itching in the area of ​​penetration are guaranteed for several weeks, but when the skin under the crusts of blood is restored, the itching will subside and in almost all cases an excellent result will be visible. Recovery from the most serious surgeries can take up to 6 months.

Modification artists skillfully promote their “bloody art”, and the number of people wishing to be branded with artistic scars is increasing every day. There is an opinion among young people that scars on the body decorate it in the same original way as, for example, a tattoo. But few of them truly imagine what awaits them in the modifier’s office. The specialist’s tools - a surgical coagulator, hot metal, laser, scalpel, with the help of which designs are cut and burned on the body, frankly tell the patient how harmless and painless the upcoming procedure will be.

This type of scarring is quite common, such as branding, or branding (cauterization, cauterization (Late Latin cauterisatio, from Greek kauter - red-hot iron)). This is scarification, during which scars are obtained due to a burn. The high temperature destroys the tissue, and after the wound heals, a scar forms. The healed mark is a pattern of raised lines that are slightly lighter than the skin. Very rarely, the branding procedure consists of only one application of the brand; more often, the desired scar is obtained after repeated application-strokes.

The most traditional type of branding is penetrating branding. During this procedure, a piece of hot metal is applied to the skin, which creates a burn. A modern analogue of this type is branding with a burner. This species uses blowtorches and other modern means to produce burns. Some medical cauterization devices can also be used to obtain small, precise marks. There are often cases of independent, “handicraft” branding at home - a paper clip (for example) is folded into the shape of the desired image, heated and applied to the skin.

Branding, like other types of scarification, requires a long healing period, which consists of two main phases. The first of them lasts about a month, during which time the mark is covered with a scab and looks like a terrible wound. In the second stage, the brand of a bright red scar turns pink and takes on its final appearance. Depending on the skin, the second stage takes from six to twelve months.

Another modern type is “laser” branding, a term coined by Steve Howorth to make it easier to explain to the general public how his electric burning device works. The device represents an electric arc that welds the skin. The human body is grounded and a spark jumps between the electrode and the skin, vaporizing the tissue where the scar will subsequently appear. This type of branding gives the artist the opportunity to better control the depth of tissue damage and ultimately obtain scars of different textures.

When talking about scarring, one cannot ignore such a topic as “cold branding.” Not too many people have tried it on themselves, but the procedure itself is quite interesting. To carry out such scarring, the iron mark is not heated, but is cooled by placing the copper tool in a solution of liquid nitrogen or other cooling reagents. A mixture of 5% dry ice and pure 95% alcohol became widespread. After this, the brand is pressed into the skin. The duration of the procedure is determined by the thickness of the epidermis - the thicker the skin, the longer. After modification by cold, hair in this area of ​​the body never grows again, or completely white hairs grow.

Also the most common form of scarring is cutting, in which the design is cut out with a thin blade, leaving a fairly neat scar. The healed result resembles a light scar in the shape of the original pattern. Skinning is often used here - cutting and removing pieces of skin. At the same time, the master can make the scars as wide and convex as when branding and create an alternative to it.
Sometimes when cutting the paint is rubbed in. In this procedure, tattoo or other ink is rubbed into a newly made cut, retaining most of the ink in the cut, resulting in a colored scar. However, this procedure is associated with some unaesthetic aspects, for example, often most of the paint falls off along with the scabs during the healing process of the cuts, and as a result the scar looks more like a poorly done tattoo.

If earlier in their leisure time some young men were engaged in wood carving, now young people are engaged in making cuts on... their skin! There is even an art of artistic body modification called scarification. Some consider this a perversion and mockery of themselves, while others, supporters of this method, consider it a way of self-expression and self-affirmation.

Scarification or cicatrization - another name for scarification - is the deliberate application of cuts to the skin in order to obtain scars and scars at the site of healing. In order for them to form the desired pattern, the cuts are made along the contours of a pre-applied workpiece.

What is needed for scarring at home

• Scarification should be done by a person trained in this technology.
• Maximum sterility must be maintained.

Scarification is not as common as tattooing or body art, so there are not many specialists who can perform it. In addition, this is a relatively expensive service, and not everyone can pay for it. Therefore, more and more people are trying to perform scarring on their own at home, using their own tools. If you are one of them, then be sure to follow the main recommendations when making cuts on the body.

For scarring you will need the following materials:

1. Antiseptic. It processes all materials, tools and the place where the drawing is applied.
2. Sterile wipes. They will be needed during the operation.
3. Medical scalpel. At home, some people use a blade or a needle as a tool, but a surgical scalpel is considered the ideal tool. Firstly, it is made of special metal. Secondly, it is hard and does not bend, unlike the blade, which is quite soft and can slip during the operation, which will lead to distortion of the lines of the design or a cut in the wrong place.
4. Disposable sterile gloves. Before starting work at home, they must be thoroughly wiped with an antibacterial agent. The area where the pattern was applied is also wiped repeatedly, and the area where the product is applied is more than 5-10 centimeters over the area of ​​the intended pattern.
5. A sketch of the future drawing, which is transferred to the area where scarring will be carried out. Most often, at home, a decal is used as a template.
6. An anesthetic that is injected under the skin to induce anesthesia. Please note: not spraying with painkillers, but injecting it under the skin with a syringe. If you use the freezing method, the skin will swell and the outline of the pattern will blur. As a result, you may end up with a different picture than you originally planned.
7. A sterile dressing that is applied to the wound after surgery and is removed after 3-4 hours. It is advisable to apply iodine or brilliant green around the applied pattern.
8. It is necessary to take into account that this procedure is contraindicated for HIV-infected people, carriers of the hepatitis virus, people with blood diseases, as well as patients with diabetes mellitus.

Which type of scarring is easier to do at home, and which one is better to avoid?

If you still decide to perform scarring at home and have familiarized yourself with the basic rules for preparing it, then give up complex scarification technologies:

• making deep cuts to obtain an in-depth pattern;
• volumetric scarring, for which you need to know at what angle the scalpel should be held.

If you do not observe the angle of the cut, you will get an uneven pattern: in one place it will protrude more, in another less. That is, it is very difficult to achieve the desired result for those who have not held a scalpel in their hands before.

You should also choose the right place on the body for scarring. It is done where there are no folds or nearby blood vessels. Do not scarify the area of ​​the knee or elbow, or on the inside of the thigh. Most often, the design is applied to the forehead, forearm, shin, hands and other areas on the body.

• The simplest thing you can do at home is scraping (scratching). By removing the top layer of skin, the desired pattern is obtained. You can scratch the outline of the design with a needle or scalpel. You should not make cuts that are too deep, as there is a danger of catching a nerve or muscle.
• At home, another type of scarring is performed - branding. A mark is made from a special medical wire in the form of the desired design, which is heated over a fire and a burn is applied to an area of ​​skin. After a certain time, the place where the mark was applied heals, leaving a scar.

It should be noted that scarification is a very painful and dangerous body modification technology. There is a high risk of infection in an open wound, which will cause suppuration of the scars. Before you go for it, weigh the pros and cons, especially if you are going to do scarring at home.

Especially for Yulia Spiridonova

Scarification (scarification) are called decorative scars specially applied to the human body. The word “scarring” comes from the Latin “scarifico” - “scratch”. At first glance, it may seem that scarring is a terrible, painful process that disfigures the body, but most often it is done by extravagant people who love tattoos, as well as those who want to hide existing scars and tattoos.

Where did the scarring come from?

The art of scarring goes back centuries. In New Guinea, scars were applied before ritual ceremonies; they denoted a person’s social status. Scars were also made to distinguish whether people belonged to one or another tribe. Men in African tribes were accepted into warriors and were also initiated through the ritual of scarring. Decorative symbols, ornaments and hieroglyphs on different parts of the body meant the courage and fearlessness of the warriors. Boys entering adulthood were required to be scarred. And the attribute of girls’ bellies were graceful incisions, which were sprinkled with ash for a more prominent appearance. Only after the procedure of scarification could the native newlyweds be left alone.

Who does the scarring?

In the 21st century, scarification has gained popularity mainly among goths and rockers. Most often, they apply scars to the hands, imitating cut veins, and also to the back. The modern practice of simulating scars looks somewhat different than its historical counterpart.

Symbols and images in scarification

Any geometric patterns, hieroglyphs, astrological and occult symbolism, Polynesian designs can be depicted on your body.

On fair skin, scars against a darkened background will look more impressive. To highlight the future scar and better convey its details, a geometric figure of a deep tan or dark color, with lighter edges and a dark center, is tattooed as a background.

How scarification is done

Until recently, it was fashionable among American youth to make a kind of “stamp” on the body, but over time a whole science of scarring appeared.

Cutting is an incision or section. The scars are made using a scalpel; they are of high quality and more distinct. To obtain simple scars, incisions are made perpendicular to the surface of the skin, resulting in an elegant pattern. For raised scars, the scalpel is inserted into the skin at an angle. For deep scars, the top layer of skin is cut out and deep, concave incisions are made.

Branding is branding or burning. The scar is created using a hot matrix. The branding matrix is ​​usually made from surgical wire. This method is preferred mainly by extreme sports enthusiasts.

The most popular places for scarring are the chest, head, outer surfaces of the forearms and lower legs. Scarring is not done on the bends of the knees and elbows, on the inner sides of the thighs and forearms: the vessels are close there and you can lose a lot of blood.

Scarring is an unpleasant and painful event; it is most often done under local anesthesia. Only a qualified specialist can correctly perform scarring.

Possible complications of scarring

You should not do scarring at home. Still, incisions on the skin are in some way a surgical operation.

Unskilled scarring increases the risk of wound infection and getting a different pattern than originally desired. A failed scar can hardly be called an adornment to your body; it will be difficult to get rid of it forever or at least somehow fix it. Therefore, before scarring, think again about which specialist to contact, because the scars will remain on the body for life.

Scarring in salons in Kyiv

Prices for scarring in some beauty and tattoo salons in Kyiv start from 1000 UAH.

Salon specialists create imitation scars using scalpels, coagulators, needles and the branding method.

Scar care

In order not to cause infection and not to distort the pattern, while the scars are healing, apply a sterile bandage to them and do not wear clothing that compresses or rubs the scarred area.

Not only in our time, but throughout the entire period of human existence, people are inclined. When society has practically come to terms with piercings, such a method as scarring still causes violent reactions in people.

Scarification has been around for a long time, dating back to tribal times. By applying scars to a person’s skin, they indicated their social status or membership in a certain group. This method was used to emphasize a person's special purpose, or to brand him so that people would know about his negative actions.

In ancient times, a scarred warrior was treated with honor, but there was a period when scars became the lot of slaves. This method of body decoration is still used in many African tribes. A large number of scars adorn the bodies of women, because there it is considered a true sign of beauty.

Now scarification is a way of decorating your body with scars by cutting the skin. Otherwise, this method is also called scarification (from lat. scarifico- I scratch). With its help, you can apply various designs, voluminous or concave, to the body, and even give them color.

How does the procedure work?

If you're considering scarification, the first thing you need to know is that it hurts a lot. For such a procedure it is usually used. There are people who want to do the procedure without pain relief, arguing that they must withstand the pain. The argument is dubious, but everyone can decide for themselves, but not everyone can withstand the pain of cutting off the skin and whether this makes sense, especially if the drawing is large.

The pattern is applied using a scalpel, holding it at a right angle or obliquely. In the second case, the drawing will be more voluminous. Often special clay is added to the wound to make the scars more voluminous. The design can be applied using branding ( branding) is a method of producing a scar with a hot object, a kind of branding.

The procedure can only be done in a professional salon. Even if it seems simple to you, you cannot do anything like this at home. Firstly, you will be unpleasantly surprised by the result when the wound heals. Secondly, the likelihood of wound infection is too high.

After the procedure, you will have a long healing period. They will form over time, but you will see the final result only after a few years. While the scar is healing, you need to wear a sterile bandage. It is necessary to protect the scarring area from the influence of clothing on it.

The hands, forearm and back are most often scarred. There are places on the body where scarring is prohibited: under the bend of the knee and elbow, on the inside of the thigh and forearm - this is accompanied by large blood loss, which means there is a threat to health.

After the procedure, the new scar requires careful care. If you neglect the advice of a tattoo artist, complications may arise in the form of poor scar regeneration, and as a result, you will end up with a completely different pattern than you expected.

A normal phenomenon after the procedure is an increase in body temperature. An open wound has appeared on the body, and hyperthermia is a normal reaction of the body. You may not feel good after the procedure for several days, especially if you chose a large drawing.

Before you decide to apply a design to your body, you need to know that the result will remain with you forever. Unlike a tattoo, which can be removed, for example, with a laser, scarring cannot be removed. Therefore, think carefully about the symbolism and whether you can normally coexist with scarification on your body after 10-20-30 years of your life.

Of course, it is especially not recommended for minors to decide on such an act, and it is better to postpone the procedure until later if you are now in a critical period in your life. Although it is precisely at such moments that the decision to make scarring may most often come.