Also go to a pro if you can.
Otherwise use vein finders or make your own.
I saw a suggestion on another post that a bright enough light may enable you to see your implants.
So I decided to give it a crack, and this is what I was able to achieve:
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For that I used an Emisar D4V2, which is about 3800 lumens. However it gets real hot real fast. I could only hold it in place for about 5 seconds.
I also tried out a red led custom flashlight that I made:
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Because the red light permeates flesh much better I can hold my hand on that indefinitely. The oversp…
Wanna get a cramp while going blind and grilling your hand over and over again? Then this is the project for you!
So a while ago I took some pictures of my xG3 and finger implants by shining a headlamp through my hand and was kinda successful but I’ve always wanted to take this idea further…
First attempt a year ago I used a 500lumens headlamp and electrical tape to fill the gaps back then.
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I recently bought a much much brighter torchlight (thrunit…
Also regardless of pro or self install the skin should be palpated. Pinch and tent the skin whilst rolling skin between fingertips , you should be able to feel if there are any veins within the “tent”
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