Tattoo gun scarification

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Scarification done using a tattoo machine.

Also known as "etching" by some artists, tattoo gun scarification works by over-tattooing an area using either nothing (no ink) or a slightly abrasive formula. This ground-up skin then heals to leave a relatively faint but well detailed scar.

Fresh
Healed
Fresh

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