> I had the magnetic implant inside of a blister I burned on my hand
> with a cigarette. On day ten the skin on the top of the skin rubbed
> off when I was spazzing with the bandages. Left over underneath the
> skin was a large chunk of scar tissue. Today I cut into the edge of
> the scar with a razor, and dug underneath it, implanting the magnet
> under the hard scar tissue that had grown over the burn. Everything
> feels fairly stable now, and the wound still looks really good. I put
> hydrogen peroxide on it, and some anti-bacterial ointment for first
> aid. I actually think this is going to work now because the scar
> tissue has already healed over the area.

> Today I cut into the edge of
> the scar with a razor, and dug underneath it, implanting the magnet
> under the hard scar tissue

> I actually think this is going to work now because the scar
> tissue has already healed over the area.

>I had the magnetic implant inside of a blister I burned on my hand
> with a cigarette. On day ten the skin on the top of the skin rubbed
> off when I was spazzing with the bandages. Left over underneath the
> skin was a large chunk of scar tissue. Today I cut into the edge of
> the scar with a razor, and dug underneath it, implanting the magnet
> under the hard scar tissue that had grown over the burn. Everything
> feels fairly stable now, and the wound still looks really good. I put
> hydrogen peroxide on it, and some anti-bacterial ointment for first
> aid. I actually think this is going to work now because the scar
> tissue has already healed over the area.
>