Horn Implants
Horn implants involve surgically inserting silicone or metal implants under the skin to create horn-like protrusions, typically on the forehead or scalp, with a moderate risk level and requiring proper aftercare for healing.
High Risk Modification
Horn Implants carries significantly higher risks than standard tattooing or piercing. Complications can be permanent and in some cases life-altering. This procedure requires a practitioner with specific, verifiable training and experience. Research thoroughly and consult a medical professional before proceeding.
Surgical Considerations
Subdermal and transdermal implants require someone with surgical knowledge and sterile technique — not standard piercing training. Implant material must be medical-grade silicone or PTFE. Understand that removal is also a surgical procedure.
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