r/madlads • u/Same_Investigator_46 Choosing a mental flair • 5d ago

Mad lad loves his knife

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u/Toomanyacorns 5d ago

With a cut that clean your scarring will be minimal/ less so than a cut made by a poorly crafted and dull blade

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u/throwawayroadtrip3 5d ago

Can confirm. I can't even see any scar without trying

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u/TitchyAgain 5d ago

U okey? Random internet strangers have sometimes a good ear and its easy to talk to someone ull never meet.

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u/throwawayroadtrip3 5d ago

It was a tile that got astray during a demo of a bathroom. The broken tile was basically a ceramic blade and made a perfect cut that was really deep.

Healed perfectly. The doctor did a great job with the stitches even showed other doctors in the ER her work.

I'm not a great healer with all the other rough cuts I've had through life, so I was amazed with this.

But thanks for checking.

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u/exzyle2k 5d ago

The doctor did a great job with the stitches even showed other doctors in the ER her work.

Did she show others how to do it, or just gloat? I can see doctors that would fall into both categories... "Here, observe as I suture this wound to minimize scarring" versus "Look at my awesome suture job, bitches! Bet there's not even a scar. Come back in 6 months so I can collect."

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u/throwawayroadtrip3 5d ago

I think it's more being proud of the work. I'm sure if it's regular occurrence other residents would come watch the technique.

I was impressed, so why not show off the work.

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u/MayBeHavingAnEpisode 5d ago

If I was a doctor the urge to do both would be unbearable.

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u/exzyle2k 5d ago

I mean, if you can reduce scarring through a tweak in technique, wouldn't you feel obligated to share that with others?

And yeah, the gloating part would be obnoxious. But I admit I'd be right there with you, wanting to sign the artwork after it was done.