Very much so. Prior to splitting my tongue, I started to stretch it from a 14g that I had pierced it with, to a a 2g and started to develop a keloid. Fortunately, the keloid wasn't an issue, as it as in front of the rod and the scar was removed when I split it. And when I say "I" split it...I mean I split my own tongue!
It's not possible to count. Israel produces dozens of major movies a year, and dozens of minor movies.It's not possible to count. Israel produces dozens of major movies a year, and dozens of minor movies.
No, there is no possible talk of a strike by the writers this year.
if she's the biological mother
It is possible for a 14 year old boy to grow another 5 inches. Males typically stop growing by age 18.
That is approximately equivalent to 1 light-year. That is to say, if travelling at the speed of light - the highest possible speed in the Universe - it will take a year to get there.
NO if scar are there for more than 1 year then its a lifetime scar.
DefinitionKeloids are the excess growth of scar tissue at the site of a healed skin injury.Alternative NamesHypertrophic scar; Keloid scar; Scar - hypertrophicCauses, incidence, and risk factorsKeloids occur from such skin injuries as:AcneBurnsChickenpoxEar piercingMinor scratchesSurgical cutsTraumatic woundsVaccination sitesThey are fairly common in young women and African Americans. Keloids often run in families. Keloidosis is a term used when many or repeated keloids occur.SymptomsA skin lesionthat is:Flesh-colored, red, or pinkLocated over the site of a wound or injuryLumpy (nodular) or ridgedThe lesion may itch while it is forming and growing.Signs and testsDiagnosis is based on the appearance of the skin or scar. A skin biopsy may be needed to rule out other skin growths (tumors).TreatmentKeloids often do not need treatment. They may be reduced in size by:Corticosteroid injectionsExternal pressureFreezing (cryotherapy)Laser treatmentsRadiationSurgical removalExpectations (prognosis)Keloids usually are not medically dangerous, but they may affect the appearance. In some cases, they may become smaller, flatter, and less noticeable over a period of several years.Exposure to the sun during the first year after the keloid forms will cause the keloid to tan darker than the skin around it. This dark color may be permanent.Removing the keloid may not be permanent. Surgical removal may cause a larger keloid scar.ComplicationsCosmetic changes that affect the appearanceDiscomfort, tenderness of the keloidIrritation from rubbing on clothing or other forms of frictionLimited mobility (if the keloids are extensive)Psychological distress if the keloid is large or disfiguringReturn of the keloidCalling your health care providerCall your health care provider if:You develop keloids and want to have them removed or reducedYou develop new symptomsPreventionYou can prevent discoloration from sun exposure by covering the forming keloid with a patch or Band-Aid, and by using sunblock when spending time in the sun. Continue these extra protection measures for at least 6 months after injury or surgery for an adult, or up to 18 months for a child.Imiquimod cream has recently been used to prevent keloids from forming after surgery, or to prevent keloids from returning after surgery to remove them.
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She was struck by a first year driver.
If they were lower teeth towards the back of your mouth, it is possible that the nerve that brings sensation from the tongue may have been bumped or bruised during the procedure. This damage is temporary, but sometimes it can take up to a year for the sensation to return to the tongue.
4 in. from back of throught to tip of tongue.
He was 42 this year and he was 41 in 2012 and do believew mer the year he was born was 1971
When the incision healed you got some scar tissue there. And as scar tissue isn't as stretchy as the surrounding tissue it gets uncomfortable when the expanding belly stretches the scar.
Voldemort attempted to kill him as a baby, but because he could not succeed, a lightning bolt scar formed.
A good sexual experience that will scar him :)
it entirely depends on how fast you've healed and how deep and nasty your scar is. Scar tissue tends to be alot different to tattoo than "regular" skin. its best to consult your tattoo artist as each case varies
my 11 year old have something that looks like an abscess under her tongue on the floor of her mouth what is that?