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How far past a 0 gauge (8mm) can I stretch my earlobes without them being permanent?
Posted by: | CommentsQuestion by freeyourmind.: How far past a 0 gauge (8mm) can I stretch my earlobes without them being permanent?
Hello. I’m currently at an 8 gauge, and I’m interested in stretching my ears to at least 1/2″. I was wondering if I could do that without permanent damage to my lobes. And please don’t respond with, “those are a dumb fad”, “No.”, or “You’ll have to pay thousands for plastic surgery.”; because none of those answers are correct. I unlike others have done much research on this topic, and actually care about body modification and it’s risks. I’m also not just trying to be trendy. I really just would like some answers from people who have done this, know someone who has, or are in a similar situation as I am. Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Modified
0g is as far as you can go. If you go past 0g your ears have a very slim chance of shrinking back to size.
Stretching your ears past this is a serious deal and you need to know if you want them to keep them, or if you want them for a period of time. My lobes are currently at 5/8″ and It took a lot of serious thought to decide if I wanted to go past the “point of no return” a.k.a 0g.
Make sure you know what you want in terms in size and happy stretching!
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How can I get thin like a korean celebrity?
Posted by: | CommentsQuestion by LuvJaejoong4Eva: How can I get thin like a korean celebrity?
Hi, thanks for visiting my question.
I need help to lose a little weight.Im not to much obese, just a little. I want to get thinner but not too thin. I weigh about 55kg and i am 5 foot 9 and i wanna lose weight not fast but not slow either. My aim is to lose 2kg in each week. The thing i have trouble with is, its hard for me to stick to a diet. ive tried many, many things!
Here is my general routine:
i get 7 – 8 hours sleep annd wake up around 11am (im on holiday so i stay up late =P)
i have my first meal which is usually a 2 bisciuts and 1 glass or water (the 2 bisciuts equal about 54 calories, i checked on the box)
2 hours or so later i eat again and it is usually a water and sometimes fruit. (i eat every 2 or so hours)
when it comes to dinner, i make sure i finish by 7:30pm and it is usually a salad with low calories.
I also dance for 50mins a day but not at the same time. I dont have a fast metabolism so i dance and get worn out in about 15 then i rest for abit. I dance straight after i eat.
Since my aim is a body like SNSD (i know it wont be likely because of rumours of plastic surgery and that they are korean so its in genetics) so i decide to dance like they do. I dance ‘Tell me you wish/Genie’ and ‘Hoot’.
What else can i do? And please dont say “impossible! its apart of genetics!” or “2 words….PLASTIC SURGERY”. im sick of those comments! I dont want it to look EXACTLY like it….just similar.
P.S if you know any Kpop dance that will help, please let me know!!! Please include a link to the dance (dosent have to be a tutorial of dance. can be a mv)
PLEASE GIVE ME ANSWERS!!!!!!
thanks^^ <3
Height: 5'9
Weight: around 55kg
Age: 13
Best answer:
Answer by Texas
eat kimchi
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What is the recovery time for sinus surgery?
Posted by: | CommentsQuestion by ytteb: What is the recovery time for sinus surgery?
I am about to have sinus surgery but need to know more on the recovery .
When will I be able to return to work?
Best answer:
Answer by Lady Cadilaq
around 3-6 weeks, depending on your body, if your healthy and recover from illness well then it shouldnt be a lengthy process.
i think you can resume work after 3 weeks or so, because its not a very major surgery
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Q&A: Topaz “surgery” whats it like?
Posted by: | CommentsQuestion by Diliya C: Topaz “surgery” whats it like?
My husband is having it done on April 8th any advice will help most info gets 10pts!
Its for plantars Fasciitis. Hes had it for over a year almost 2now.
The doctor told him no cutting that they do it with a needle. That they poke him about 20 times witha needle?!
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Answer by Yvette C
Topaz treatment typically takes less than 20 minutes to administer. Patients are ready to leave the clinic once recovered from local or light sedation. It requires a very small incision to insert the Topaz debrider through, where usual debridement of a tendon requires a very large incision. Patients we have seen have much less pain and recover much quicker with this procedure. Good Luck.
The traditional surgical procedure for plantars f. stipulates cutting a large incision at the bottom of the foot. This can flatten the arch and decrease foot stability, causing a lengthy and painful recovery as well as permanent disruption to the biomechanical structure of the foot.
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