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How do you cut
I am a little confused on if you cut up or downwards during a magnet implant.or do you cut straight. Thanks for the help
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Well, i did mine 2 days ago, my 2 cents on the this is:
I did it to myself, and for me a straight cut was more comfortable while trying to avoid vains and such.
If you are like me, and have no prior experience cutting human flesh with a scalpel, turns out, not too easy...So i marked the place i wanna cut, marked the blade so i wouldnt go too deep, and found a position where my cutting hand was anchored to the table for stabe preassure, and proceeded with the cut.
I think it was pretty straigh -
Thank you for the help, hope your magnet takes
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When discussing direction regarding procedures, we use specific directional terms based on a person being in SAP - standard anatomical position. Take a look here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_anatomical_position
By using the right directional terms.. its much easier to discuss these things. Can you ask your question again using these descriptors?
