Subincision
Subincision involves surgically cutting the underside of the penis to create a new opening, requiring 6-8 weeks for healing, considered high risk, performed by experienced practitioners, rooted in some Indigenous Australian cultures.
High Risk Modification
Subincision 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.
Extreme Risk Category
Modifications in this category carry high risk of permanent complication including vision loss, nerve damage, scarring, or systemic infection. These are not decisions to make impulsively. Consultation with multiple experienced practitioners and a medical professional is strongly advised.
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