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    Rope Burn Treatment + Preventing Scaring

    Well... I'm a dumbass and took a ropeline to the neck a week ago.

    Wonder if anyone has any suggestions for treating / preventing scaring when you have a beautiful 5 inch long rope burn on the neck.

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    Be like Digital death and duck that rope next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by straightlineorbust View Post
    Well... I'm a dumbass and took a ropeline to the neck a week ago.

    Wonder if anyone has any suggestions for treating / preventing scaring when you have a beautiful 5 inch long rope burn on the neck.
    Start working on a better story.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NW_SKIER View Post
    Be like Digital death and duck that rope next time.
    Don't worry, I'm bringing my shovel next day I'm out and building a kicker to clear the rope. Fuck ducking, I wanna soar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by straightlineorbust View Post
    Well... I'm a dumbass and took a ropeline to the neck a week ago.

    Wonder if anyone has any suggestions for treating / preventing scaring when you have a beautiful 5 inch long rope burn on the neck.
    Wear it with pride that you survived a hanging, chicks dig scars.

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    The best way to prevent scaring is to wear a scarf until it heals.
    (True story--I did an carotid artery operation on a minor member of the defense team of a certain ex football player accused of slashing his wife's throat. This was well after the trial of said football player. The patient complained about the scar--it seems he was afraid people would see it and draw the wrong conclusion as to who slashed his throat and why.)

    If you're concerned about scarring--unless it's full thickness it shouldn't scar. If it's full thickness using antibiotic ointment a couple times a day with a gauze dressing over it will help. I'm guessing it's not full thickness. Did it bleed? Post a pic if you like.

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    Giant neck tat?



    Quote Originally Posted by powder11 View Post
    if you have to resort to taking advice from the nitwits on this forum, then you're doomed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by old goat View Post
    The best way to prevent scaring is to wear a scarf until it heals.
    (True story--I did an carotid artery operation on a minor member of the defense team of a certain ex football player accused of slashing his wife's throat. This was well after the trial of said football player. The patient complained about the scar--it seems he was afraid people would see it and draw the wrong conclusion as to who slashed his throat and why.)

    If you're concerned about scarring--unless it's full thickness it shouldn't scar. If it's full thickness using antibiotic ointment a couple times a day with a gauze dressing over it will help. I'm guessing it's not full thickness. Did it bleed? Post a pic if you like.
    No silicone recommendation? Pretty sure that's what plastic surgeons use to treat post-burn graft scarring, no?
    Quote Originally Posted by Ernest_Hemingway View Post
    I realize there is not much hope for a bullfighting forum. I understand that most of you would prefer to discuss the ingredients of jacket fabrics than the ingredients of a brave man. I know nothing of the former. But the latter is made of courage, and skill, and grace in the presence of the possibility of death. If someone could make a jacket of those three things it would no doubt be the most popular and prized item in all of your closets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by old goat View Post
    The best way to prevent scaring is to wear a scarf until it heals.
    (True story--I did an carotid artery operation on a minor member of the defense team of a certain ex football player accused of slashing his wife's throat. This was well after the trial of said football player. The patient complained about the scar--it seems he was afraid people would see it and draw the wrong conclusion as to who slashed his throat and why.)

    If you're concerned about scarring--unless it's full thickness it shouldn't scar. If it's full thickness using antibiotic ointment a couple times a day with a gauze dressing over it will help. I'm guessing it's not full thickness. Did it bleed? Post a pic if you like.
    So basically this should be fine, just wear collared shirts when not skiing and maybe a buff when skiing.

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    I've had worse abrasions on my penis ffs.

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    Never said it was too bad, just don't want a scar ffs.

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    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2918339/

    Go to Walgreens and get some silicone scar gel. I had a cut on my forehead a few years back that I was very concerned would scar. Used that. Happy with it.
    Quote Originally Posted by Ernest_Hemingway View Post
    I realize there is not much hope for a bullfighting forum. I understand that most of you would prefer to discuss the ingredients of jacket fabrics than the ingredients of a brave man. I know nothing of the former. But the latter is made of courage, and skill, and grace in the presence of the possibility of death. If someone could make a jacket of those three things it would no doubt be the most popular and prized item in all of your closets.

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    P.S.- I don't think that's going to scar. $20 or whatever is cheap piece of mind that you did all you could.
    Quote Originally Posted by Ernest_Hemingway View Post
    I realize there is not much hope for a bullfighting forum. I understand that most of you would prefer to discuss the ingredients of jacket fabrics than the ingredients of a brave man. I know nothing of the former. But the latter is made of courage, and skill, and grace in the presence of the possibility of death. If someone could make a jacket of those three things it would no doubt be the most popular and prized item in all of your closets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LightRanger View Post
    P.S.- I don't think that's going to scar. $20 or whatever is cheap piece of mind that you did all you could.
    Booom! Exactly what I'm thinking.

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    when people ask, just way you were in the process of killing yourself with a power saw when you miraculously found the will to survive right when the teeth started tearing flesh. fortunately, you had a failsafe -- the power cord wrapped around your ankle.

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    or an unwillingness to use the right tool for autoeroticasphyxiation.

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    or a super aggressive partner who likes bondage, slave roll playing and pain but forgot your safe word until you best the shit out of him. trump will probably deport him anyway.

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    That will not scar. No treatment needed.

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    Sweet, just being cautious cause it would fucking suck. It's almost healed already tbh

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    You dodged a bullet on this one. Keep on keeping on straightline.

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    "You shoot the rope, eh Blondie?" -- Tuco

    "I picked that one up ducking the rope at Buttermilk." -- Digital Debris

    "Mother-fuck the poe lease" -- Rodney King

    "You're So Vain" -- Tyler Durden

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    Dude, get a tattoo of ropeburn when it starts to heal up a bit more.
    j'ai des grands instants de lucididididididididi

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    Go swim off the shores of Iceland.
    Old sailors say the salty cold water of the North Atlantic was the fastest rope burn cure ever.

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    To prevent scaring you should piss on it. Guaranteed not to scar. What's the downside?

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    I've had rope burn before and it didn't scar but my skin was shiny in that spot for like a year

    also while it heals you could consider wearing multiple scarves like johnny depp
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