Yeah, I learned my lesson 
It’s the pic, there is some leftover dry blood from the stitches holes that I don’t dare to scrub yet but the wound is definitely sealed. A bit stretched on the bottom part by the implant but it has not changed for days. Also it’s almost flat, no more crevasse. Here is a closup (the cream doesn’t help)
It definitely is on both sides even though the contrast on the pictures is making it worse.
Ooookay, that sounds good - dried blood is fine, it kinda seals the wound and keeps stuff from going in, at least for some days… by now, you should be able to take it away, maybe with some cotton buds when it is a little soaked (in the cream you use, for example^^). But in the second pic, it looks really much better 
Man, that looks soooo good again! Swelling seems to be going down as well, suture looks really nice - looks like you’re hopefully through with problems that may arise
And it kinda looks like you could still get an IV access on your hand - not that I would recommend that, but still 
How are the LEDs now?
Red-purpleish, I will take a picture tomorrow
Holly shit
This thing is big
I would ask how you install the small flex implants, and if you feel them
With a needle, but a bigger one. Read through the product page of e.g. the flexDF2. There will be more info.
Damn this looks good.
That looks awesome. What do you plan on using the FlexNExT for?
Does this tend to leave a scar or does it depend on the person and how the stitches are done?
This is hot shit! It’s looking great 
those blinkies are amazing, so happy it spun back around. Now you just have to practice making the Predator’s clicking noise
It depends but should get less and less visible over time
You got the purple, right? does it look more purple in person?
the pictures make it look red still.
No, it look like in the picture, I think it will take some time 
Yeah, mine are purple and still look red for sure.
I really hope they turn a vibrant purple.
Does anyone have a picture with purple showing from under the skin? Is there potential that the red of your blood and skin will make it a deeper purple?
I do not know terms, but I know light passing through is normally red.
https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-5a293f2ac41bb34216b567bcc145202e.webp
Edit: also I am slightly colorblind. I likely wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between dark purple and dark red anyways.
What you are looking for is the absorption spectrum of the skin here:
Maybe with a little smoke on the water…
