Body modification is deliberate, non-medically necessary changes, resulting in permanent or temporary alterations to the body. The reasons for engaging in body modification are diverse, such as spiritual or aesthetic motivations, and seeking individuality or acceptance in certain social groups, etc. Body modification shop. (This procedure not legal in the state of Florida).
Suspension Procedure in which the body is elevated and maintained in that position, held only by hooks inserted in the skin in specificareas ofthe body. The first suspension in Colombia was performed by Goa and Pirry, a well-known Colombian television host, and was airedon national
Pulling A variation of suspension, not as visually stunning, but no less intense an experience. Goa was the first studio to introduce it and perform it in Colombia.
Branding Scars formed by burning the skin. The most common technique uses metal instruments heated to very high temperatures. Other methods include electrocauterization and the cold branding, which uses cold liquid nitrogen to achieve the same effect as traditional branding.
Scarification Scarification Intentional formation of scar tissue. It is divided it into two categories, cutting and branding.
Mutilation Voluntarily removal of body parts for aesthetic reasons.
Subdermal Implants Pieces placed beneath the skin in order to form determined designs. The implants come in many shapes and sizes. This procedure may be illegal in some states and countries.
Cutting Scars formed by cutting the skin with sharp instruments. The resulting cuts can be manipulated to achieve specific results, such as keloids.
Split Tongue Cutting the tongue in two down the middle to resemble a serpent’s tongue.
