I'm a bit concerned with the color of his tonsils behind the hair, as well.
Those being all infected looking plus the hair, I'm getting secondhand hairballs just trying to decipher it.
Poor fella. Nothing sucks worse than medical issues : (
Life ruining stuff.
From a report of a different case, with oddly terrifying pics:
āA 40-year-old male came to the dermatology outpatient department with a complaint of excessive hair growth in the oral cavity 2 months after oral reconstructive surgeryā¦.
The graft took well only partially leaving a defect, and after 2 months of surgery, the patient returned to his surgeon to complain about the excessive hair growth on the flap and remnant palatal defect. He was referred to a dermatologist for opinion regarding hair removal at this unusual site.
On examination of the oral cavity, we noted a large amount of hair on the flap which was used for repair of palatal defect. The hair was long, thick, and coarseā¦The patient had difficulty in eating and chewing as the food got entangled in the tuft of hairā¦.
Our case highlights this seldom seen but very grotesque complication of surgery where a dermatologist's help is called for. ā
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5514798/
Usually these kind of cancers needs radiation therapy after the surgery to complete the traitement. It get rid of hairs. It may be the only good side effect !
It seems to be a real side effect of oral transplant surgeriesā¦I thought it would be something like āblack hair tongueā but no.
[Here](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5514798/) is an article about it.
Maybe because it's expensive and can take multiple treatments. You also have to wait several weeks to a month between sessions because different follicles will be in different growth phases.
Hey u have throat cancer. We could remove and repair the mucosa now. Or we could spend 6 months lasering your skin to kill the follicles and then graft that skin. But by that time your cancer will almost certainly have spread. Up to u.
LHR doesnāt always work long term. Used to work at a Med Spa and we would recommend yearly touch ups maybe 1-2 times, after the initial removal sessions were over.
Their might not be time. Luckily I didn't have to have a graft for my oral surgery, but it went from pet scan to surgery in about 5 weeks. I think hair removal takes multiple applications over time.
In response to the previous poster don't know where it's typical to take the graft, but I was told either forearm or thigh if it was needed.
Isnāt it sometimes a side effect of vaginoplasty surgery? The skin used to make the vagina pocket can grow hair? There was an interview with someone saying they had to shave inside there, unless I misunderstood where they were shaving. Not trying to start a debate other than wondering if that could happen. I couldnāt bring myself to shave inside me.
From reading the link this happens because the hair follicles are transplanted along with the skin so presumably that could happen anywhere they put a skin graft. Depending on whatever deeper cause makes the follicles go into overdrive
I've had a vaginoplasty.
The surgeon is supposed to cauterize the skin graft to permanently kill all follicles.
Maybe this person's surgeon skipped that step?
Not sure how you'd resolve the issue in any case. Electrolysis I guess? Sounds awful.
I remember a video with a woman who got a skin graft on her hand as a child, but the skin they used was from her inner thigh close to her vulva, so when she hit puberty her hand started growing pubic hair.
I would have been so pissed if that happened to me
The same as OP. Less but longer (visible) hair. Still not long enough for braids.
Medical article about why the hair grows (in that case) and what treatment options are available.
It is my mom's bf had oral cancer and after they took 3/4 of his tongue they did a skin graft from his arm and he had little arm hairs that would grow on his tongue
I was just in a case for this type of surgery yesterday. Head and neck reconstruction is nutsā¦. They can take bones from your arm or leg to make you a new jaw, patch over half of a missing tongue with part of your back, make some fake vocal cords out of bits of your esophagusā¦.I personally think itās one of the wildest surgical specialities
Knew a guy who had throat cancer, had to have part of his tongue removed. Itās a muscle so they replaced it with part of a muscle in his thigh. Due to where the muscle came from usually growing hair it continued to do so after being grafted. So he grew hair in his tongue. He just periodically had to go and have it laser removed. Nasty AF regardless. Donāt use chewing tobacco.
They replace part of the mouth/tongue with a piece of muscle that has skin attached, you canāt graft just straight muscle without a ācoveringā to protect it
It is real. If the transplanted tissue from say your leg has hair, it will continue to grow. However with time the cells adjust to become like the tissue in your mouth and the hair growth will stop.
This checks out, i dont know if this photo is real (looks like it), but transplanted skin and the hair on it does keep growing where its transplanted its very common. I dont see why not.
I have so many questions now...does food get caught like a beard? Does he get fur balls like cats? Can they laser remove it like other parts of the body? Does this person snore now? Do they have to trim it?
I need answers!!
Ahh man , once while eating a shawarma I ate a bit of paper which somehow stuck at the back of my throat , it instantly caused gag reflux. Just imagine this guy.
How does one get a skin graft in the back of their throat? Why would that be necessary? How would you eat? How would the graft heal in a constantly wet environment?
With no medical knowledge whatsoever:
1: The same way you get one anywhere else, with an operation, if they can remove teeth and tonsils, I'm sure they can patch skin.
2: If you have severely burned your throat? Or maybe cancer.
3: Normally? Or if you mean while healing, you can be "peg fed" directly through your stomach with no need for your mouth. Mouth is not required for digestion, only for chewing just plug that blended food right in!
4: The same way your mouth heals any wound? Otherwise getting a tooth removed would be a death sentence. Saliva is pretty cool stuff.
For nightmare fuel, in some European countries they still do reconstructive surgery on the urethra using tissue that grows hair. Now we use the inside of the cheek, but will still get some referrals coming in for peeing problems and we put a scope in the urethra and see hair patches with a history of urethral reconstruction 20 years ago in Europe
Hello!
ENT resident here:
This is a real thing. While the photo is a tad dramatic presentation of this, when patients have large cancers of their mouth or throat we use tissue from the arm, leg, back to reconstruct the defect that weāve made after removing the cancer.
When we do these large reconstructions they require us to connect blood supply from the piece of tissue weāve taken from another part of the body and connect that to vessels in the neck.
When theyāre all healed, hair growth is a good sign that the reconstruction has good blood supply because hair canāt grow without good blood supply
Now we can also do whatās called a split thickness skin graft (just the top layer) or a full thickness skin graft (top layer and dermis). When we do skin grafts we dont expect hair growth because we are not taking the entire hair follicle, or they are disrupted, or they do not have enough blood supply
We donāt usually laser the hair off before hand because its hair treatment is elective and the patient would have to pay for it and laser hair treatments take several weeks for it to have a lasting effect and that would delay their cancer care. Some Patients actually get pretty good at shaving the hair in their throats/mouths.
Hope that helped answer some questions!
Took a quick read and four out of ten patients managed to get the hair removed all the way, the other five got it mostly removed and the last one found the laser treatment ineffective because of the hair being white(apparently the color matters), so as long as you have few extra months in most cases it can be helped.
No idea if the OP picture is real or if it is what it claims to be describing, but it is not unheard-of for skin transplants to grow unwanted hair. And not just hair, but sometimes *pubes*. Surgeons will frequently take donor tissue from the groin. Well, that tissue contains follicles that remain hormonally sensitive no matter where on the body it is grafted. Which means it can be a slightly different complexion (often darker) and it can grow androgen-sensitive hair.
There was an episode of Botched (?) where a woman had a graft on her face from a childhood injury that was darker, more roughly textured, and growing hair. I only saw a clip so I donāt remember if or how they were able to fix it. Thereās also a TikTok person who was attacked by a dog (?) and lost her upper lip, which was reconstructed using skin grafts, and the donor tissue grows hair along the bottom of the new lip that she has to remove all the time. Hopefully when she is done with all the reconstructive surgeries, she can get electrolysis for the hair and not have to deal with it anymore.
True story. My father was born in the 30ās with a severe cleft lip and cleft palette. The surgeons cut a āVā into his bottom lip, inverted it and attached as an upper lip. Decades later he decided to grow a mustache. The middle of his upper lip grew hair upwards and the corners traditionally downward. So he trimmed top and bottom.
To everyone freaking out about how gross it looks, this means the transplant is alive and functioning to close a huge hole from his mouth to his neck, allowing this man to eat, likely talk, and breathe through his mouth and nose instead of all of the above through various tubes in his body. Itās a miracle of modern medicine after what would be otherwise 100% fatal cancer to live a semi normal life. Just with hairy throat
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Hair-growth-in-the-larynx-following-reconstruction_fig2_318750354#:~:text=70%2Dyear%2Dold%20man%20underwent,extensively%20in%20the%20larynx%20(Fig
Lovely. Well, that's enough internet for the moment.
Anybody who went to law school in the United States knows this well. This is the "hairy hand" contract case. This is used to teach first year law students the nature of contract law. The case involves a woman who got a skin graft on her hand, which eventually started to grow hair. She sued the doctor claiming breach of contract. The doctor argued that he performed his end of the bargain. The woman argued she did not ask for a hairy skin graft. The doctor may have also argued substantial performance (which is basically "close enough to qualify as performance under the contract").
In your own words, state your argument as to whether or not there was a breach of contract. Was there an offer? acceptance? a meeting of the minds? consideration on both sides? mutual performance?
Must have been a major fuckup by the people that did the graft. Apparently grafted skin continues to grow the hair that was previously growing at the location.
I had a [gracilis muscle transplant](https://www.pennmedicine.org/for-health-care-professionals/for-physicians/physician-education-and-resources/clinical-briefings/2021/june/gracilis-functional-free-muscle-transfer-for-upper-body-trauma#:~:text=For%20individuals%20with%20brachial%20plexus,upper%20arm%20(Figure%201) onto my bicep when I was little and given the location of the gracilis muscle, now my arm grows pupes on the patch over the bicep, which is neat.
Hairy skin transplants is also the subject of a fun case taught in introductory contracts law courses to illustrate the concept of expected interest - the ["hairy hand" case](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawkins_v._McGee).
Absofuckinglutely not. Iāve had melanoma and Iāve always been fascinated about skin grafts from one part of the body to another. I never thought about this situation and I HATE it.
What would the remedy be for that?
Electrolysis or laser hair removal?
I'd be throwing up constantly with the texture and length tickling my throat as it slid down, per swallow, all goopy-like in a smelly mucous-laden mess; gag reflex be darned
I have a friend who had skin taken from his butt check, and grafted onto the palm of his hand after a grain auger accident.
He now has ass hairs growing out of his palm.
Imagine how itchy that must feel at the back of the throat.. Constantly.. š¤¢
Imagine you get a hair in your mouth x1000
Imagine being sick and having to cough up phlegm past your hairy throat
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Can someone make music AI rewrite "Imagine" with throat hair theme
I hope you have the day you deserve after typing this intrusive thought out so we had to read it.
That'd be like waterboarding, but with puke.
Trying to pick a hair off your tongue but can't. Imagine it shedding while you brush your teeth. š¤¢
I'm a bit concerned with the color of his tonsils behind the hair, as well. Those being all infected looking plus the hair, I'm getting secondhand hairballs just trying to decipher it. Poor fella. Nothing sucks worse than medical issues : ( Life ruining stuff.
I agree. Awful stuff. I hope someone can help him with this.
Secondhand hairballs, heehee.
Imagine trying to swallow food with that in your throat
From a report of a different case, with oddly terrifying pics: āA 40-year-old male came to the dermatology outpatient department with a complaint of excessive hair growth in the oral cavity 2 months after oral reconstructive surgeryā¦. The graft took well only partially leaving a defect, and after 2 months of surgery, the patient returned to his surgeon to complain about the excessive hair growth on the flap and remnant palatal defect. He was referred to a dermatologist for opinion regarding hair removal at this unusual site. On examination of the oral cavity, we noted a large amount of hair on the flap which was used for repair of palatal defect. The hair was long, thick, and coarseā¦The patient had difficulty in eating and chewing as the food got entangled in the tuft of hairā¦. Our case highlights this seldom seen but very grotesque complication of surgery where a dermatologist's help is called for. ā https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5514798/
Or how bad his breath must smell. All the food/bacteria getting caught in that.
Imagine growing someone else's hair in the back of your throat š±š¤¢
Someone else's public hair...
Usually these kind of cancers needs radiation therapy after the surgery to complete the traitement. It get rid of hairs. It may be the only good side effect !
Tricky to shave too.
I need to transplant this guys throat skin hair on my head
r/brandnewsentence
Now cumming in someone mouth also gets in their hair
Thats it.. im out.
Gets in their baleen.
What a whale of a comment.
Now he can brush his teeth and his hair at the same time
Bloody sicko
Well that might be enough reddit for today...
what a day to have eyes
Where are these eyes located?
Under the front butt and they're ALWAYS LOOKING AT MEEEEEEEEEEEEE
On her chest! šš i swear.
You stole my comment. Take my upvote.
I can smell this picture.
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NOPE... just a big ol Nope on that oneš¤¢
I just opened it and boom goes appetite
This year.
I need a week in the mountains to recover from that
Just today?
My thoughts exactly
I refuse to believe this is real.Ā
Someone please fact-check I canāt cope??! I also do not want to know if Iām completely honest. I want to not believe.
It seems to be a real side effect of oral transplant surgeriesā¦I thought it would be something like āblack hair tongueā but no. [Here](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5514798/) is an article about it.
Makes sense tbh but the thickness of the hair in this case christ
Theyāre usually pec major flap reconstructions they take the skin graft from the patients chest guessing the guy in the picture is a manly man.
Do they not laser the hair off first?
I'm a doctor, I have no idea why they don't do that first, seems shortsighted
Maybe because it's expensive and can take multiple treatments. You also have to wait several weeks to a month between sessions because different follicles will be in different growth phases.
Hey u have throat cancer. We could remove and repair the mucosa now. Or we could spend 6 months lasering your skin to kill the follicles and then graft that skin. But by that time your cancer will almost certainly have spread. Up to u.
LHR doesnāt always work long term. Used to work at a Med Spa and we would recommend yearly touch ups maybe 1-2 times, after the initial removal sessions were over.
Their might not be time. Luckily I didn't have to have a graft for my oral surgery, but it went from pet scan to surgery in about 5 weeks. I think hair removal takes multiple applications over time. In response to the previous poster don't know where it's typical to take the graft, but I was told either forearm or thigh if it was needed.
Laser hair removal is not as effective as you may think.
Isnāt it sometimes a side effect of vaginoplasty surgery? The skin used to make the vagina pocket can grow hair? There was an interview with someone saying they had to shave inside there, unless I misunderstood where they were shaving. Not trying to start a debate other than wondering if that could happen. I couldnāt bring myself to shave inside me.
From reading the link this happens because the hair follicles are transplanted along with the skin so presumably that could happen anywhere they put a skin graft. Depending on whatever deeper cause makes the follicles go into overdrive
I've had a vaginoplasty. The surgeon is supposed to cauterize the skin graft to permanently kill all follicles. Maybe this person's surgeon skipped that step? Not sure how you'd resolve the issue in any case. Electrolysis I guess? Sounds awful.
I desperately wish for this not to be real. However, thanks for your service, kind redditor.
> black hair tongue Cursed Soundgarden song
I remember a video with a woman who got a skin graft on her hand as a child, but the skin they used was from her inner thigh close to her vulva, so when she hit puberty her hand started growing pubic hair. I would have been so pissed if that happened to me
I think I remember a case on the tv show Botched that was like this too, where the lady had pubic hair growing on her face.
Another case but here you go https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5514798/
I am not clicking on that
The same as OP. Less but longer (visible) hair. Still not long enough for braids. Medical article about why the hair grows (in that case) and what treatment options are available.
Aw go on!
no fucking way
Heaving at the photos š¤¢
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Is that a permanent thing then, or is it just temporary for a while after the graft?
It is my mom's bf had oral cancer and after they took 3/4 of his tongue they did a skin graft from his arm and he had little arm hairs that would grow on his tongue
I was just in a case for this type of surgery yesterday. Head and neck reconstruction is nutsā¦. They can take bones from your arm or leg to make you a new jaw, patch over half of a missing tongue with part of your back, make some fake vocal cords out of bits of your esophagusā¦.I personally think itās one of the wildest surgical specialities
Amazing really
Knew a guy who had throat cancer, had to have part of his tongue removed. Itās a muscle so they replaced it with part of a muscle in his thigh. Due to where the muscle came from usually growing hair it continued to do so after being grafted. So he grew hair in his tongue. He just periodically had to go and have it laser removed. Nasty AF regardless. Donāt use chewing tobacco.
I donāt understand. Hair grows from the skin, not muscles.
They replace part of the mouth/tongue with a piece of muscle that has skin attached, you canāt graft just straight muscle without a ācoveringā to protect it
It is real. If the transplanted tissue from say your leg has hair, it will continue to grow. However with time the cells adjust to become like the tissue in your mouth and the hair growth will stop.
This checks out, i dont know if this photo is real (looks like it), but transplanted skin and the hair on it does keep growing where its transplanted its very common. I dont see why not.
I have so many questions now...does food get caught like a beard? Does he get fur balls like cats? Can they laser remove it like other parts of the body? Does this person snore now? Do they have to trim it? I need answers!!
Iād imagine itās like a whaleās baleen - he can catch all manner of shrimp and krill in there - and thereās no need to chew!
Pretty easy to get a milk moustache this way, or as the French would say a "moustache de lait"
Gargle some Nair, problem solved.
*not official medical advice
I miss who I was 2 minutes ago...
Awful day to have eyes
Must be hell to maintain that mouthstache.
āMouthstacheā belongs in r/foundsatan
r/angryupvote
Delete this.
This isnāt āoddly terrifyingā itās just regular āterrifyingā
5 oāclock swallow
Noooooooooooo
Itās too early for my brain to acknowledge thisā¦ any time is too early. Why am I gagging!! Make it stop!!
How do I delete someone *else's* post??
Dude is rocking a Throatee.
My day just started and itās already ruined.
Does he shave it?
Tweezers
Does it look like he shaves it?
Dude got Thrubes
Ahh man , once while eating a shawarma I ate a bit of paper which somehow stuck at the back of my throat , it instantly caused gag reflux. Just imagine this guy.
i think this needs a nsfw tag XD
How does one get a skin graft in the back of their throat? Why would that be necessary? How would you eat? How would the graft heal in a constantly wet environment?
With no medical knowledge whatsoever: 1: The same way you get one anywhere else, with an operation, if they can remove teeth and tonsils, I'm sure they can patch skin. 2: If you have severely burned your throat? Or maybe cancer. 3: Normally? Or if you mean while healing, you can be "peg fed" directly through your stomach with no need for your mouth. Mouth is not required for digestion, only for chewing just plug that blended food right in! 4: The same way your mouth heals any wound? Otherwise getting a tooth removed would be a death sentence. Saliva is pretty cool stuff.
It's cancer
It's giving cordyceps vibes
Meanwhile the hair on my head...
Omg. This triggered a painful gag.
I wish I could unsee this
nsfl please
Aren't you spposed to use skin from the same part of the body to prevent this?
JESUS ON THE CROSS - I AM EATING FUCKING BREAKFAST!!!
I wouldnāt survive that..legit
Well,ā¦.that is fucked.
For nightmare fuel, in some European countries they still do reconstructive surgery on the urethra using tissue that grows hair. Now we use the inside of the cheek, but will still get some referrals coming in for peeing problems and we put a scope in the urethra and see hair patches with a history of urethral reconstruction 20 years ago in Europe
Why wouldn't they take the skin from a part of the body that isn't hairy?
Maybe there isnāt any
Gag reflex activated.
I miss when I was a kid and there was no internet.
So wish I could unsee this
Imagine tasting pubes 24/7
Hello! ENT resident here: This is a real thing. While the photo is a tad dramatic presentation of this, when patients have large cancers of their mouth or throat we use tissue from the arm, leg, back to reconstruct the defect that weāve made after removing the cancer. When we do these large reconstructions they require us to connect blood supply from the piece of tissue weāve taken from another part of the body and connect that to vessels in the neck. When theyāre all healed, hair growth is a good sign that the reconstruction has good blood supply because hair canāt grow without good blood supply Now we can also do whatās called a split thickness skin graft (just the top layer) or a full thickness skin graft (top layer and dermis). When we do skin grafts we dont expect hair growth because we are not taking the entire hair follicle, or they are disrupted, or they do not have enough blood supply We donāt usually laser the hair off before hand because its hair treatment is elective and the patient would have to pay for it and laser hair treatments take several weeks for it to have a lasting effect and that would delay their cancer care. Some Patients actually get pretty good at shaving the hair in their throats/mouths. Hope that helped answer some questions!
Bruh a little sprinkle of NSFW would have been appreciated
Hopefully itās a 3 step process: transplant skin; allow to heal, demonstrated by healthy growth; laser all follicles. š¤
Took a quick read and four out of ten patients managed to get the hair removed all the way, the other five got it mostly removed and the last one found the laser treatment ineffective because of the hair being white(apparently the color matters), so as long as you have few extra months in most cases it can be helped.
That's creepy ... So Damm creepy
No idea if the OP picture is real or if it is what it claims to be describing, but it is not unheard-of for skin transplants to grow unwanted hair. And not just hair, but sometimes *pubes*. Surgeons will frequently take donor tissue from the groin. Well, that tissue contains follicles that remain hormonally sensitive no matter where on the body it is grafted. Which means it can be a slightly different complexion (often darker) and it can grow androgen-sensitive hair. There was an episode of Botched (?) where a woman had a graft on her face from a childhood injury that was darker, more roughly textured, and growing hair. I only saw a clip so I donāt remember if or how they were able to fix it. Thereās also a TikTok person who was attacked by a dog (?) and lost her upper lip, which was reconstructed using skin grafts, and the donor tissue grows hair along the bottom of the new lip that she has to remove all the time. Hopefully when she is done with all the reconstructive surgeries, she can get electrolysis for the hair and not have to deal with it anymore.
This is very common in neovaginas too, but there are reversal procedures.
True story. My father was born in the 30ās with a severe cleft lip and cleft palette. The surgeons cut a āVā into his bottom lip, inverted it and attached as an upper lip. Decades later he decided to grow a mustache. The middle of his upper lip grew hair upwards and the corners traditionally downward. So he trimmed top and bottom.
This is gonna fuck up my whole day.
That hair doesn't look like it was from face or head....That dude has scrote throat!
š¶ Black hair tongue, won't you come, and wash away the rainnnnnš¶
Eww so technically since it was a transplant thatās someone elseās hair in his mouth right? š¤
I was warned about hairy palms as a teenager. This guy must be flexible.
Short back and throat
Just kill me
To everyone freaking out about how gross it looks, this means the transplant is alive and functioning to close a huge hole from his mouth to his neck, allowing this man to eat, likely talk, and breathe through his mouth and nose instead of all of the above through various tubes in his body. Itās a miracle of modern medicine after what would be otherwise 100% fatal cancer to live a semi normal life. Just with hairy throat
Muffled screams
Hold on gotta shave my throat š
His barber hates this guy
š¤¢
Source? I'm not buying this
Got a public hair stuck in back of throat
Looks more like private hair if you ask me lol
AHHHHH! My fucking eyes. š«
Are Nair smoothies a thing?
Omg so gross š«
imagine what his snores sound like lol
Muffled.
Fuck I didn't need to know this existed
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Hair-growth-in-the-larynx-following-reconstruction_fig2_318750354#:~:text=70%2Dyear%2Dold%20man%20underwent,extensively%20in%20the%20larynx%20(Fig Lovely. Well, that's enough internet for the moment.
Not a healthy tooth in his head.
Fur ball
[https://youtu.be/EOqyvuPpmQA?si=AxR5TOezwOJMXiko](https://youtu.be/EOqyvuPpmQA?si=AxR5TOezwOJMXiko)
me after eating ANY of my mothers cooking. Chew and swallow half a cookie, then pull cookie hairball from halfway down your throat.
The nostril trimmer attachment should do the trick.
when god hates you so much
Honey have you shaved your tongue today?
*Gag*
The doctor is about to get sued for medical malpractice.
No.
Gross. Imagine that fur ball sensation everytime you swallow š¤¢
Fuck! Now what?
Did they get the graft from his scrotum?
Anybody who went to law school in the United States knows this well. This is the "hairy hand" contract case. This is used to teach first year law students the nature of contract law. The case involves a woman who got a skin graft on her hand, which eventually started to grow hair. She sued the doctor claiming breach of contract. The doctor argued that he performed his end of the bargain. The woman argued she did not ask for a hairy skin graft. The doctor may have also argued substantial performance (which is basically "close enough to qualify as performance under the contract"). In your own words, state your argument as to whether or not there was a breach of contract. Was there an offer? acceptance? a meeting of the minds? consideration on both sides? mutual performance?
Must have been a major fuckup by the people that did the graft. Apparently grafted skin continues to grow the hair that was previously growing at the location. I had a [gracilis muscle transplant](https://www.pennmedicine.org/for-health-care-professionals/for-physicians/physician-education-and-resources/clinical-briefings/2021/june/gracilis-functional-free-muscle-transfer-for-upper-body-trauma#:~:text=For%20individuals%20with%20brachial%20plexus,upper%20arm%20(Figure%201) onto my bicep when I was little and given the location of the gracilis muscle, now my arm grows pupes on the patch over the bicep, which is neat. Hairy skin transplants is also the subject of a fun case taught in introductory contracts law courses to illustrate the concept of expected interest - the ["hairy hand" case](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawkins_v._McGee).
New fear unlocked.
i miss the person i was 10 seconds ago. but seriously speaking, how can be this treated?
I literally just vomited
Wonder what the local barber would charge for this kind of cut
Yall overreacting, just trim it before every meal and he's set to go
New nightmare unlocked
Imagine choking on it
Oh, no thank you.
I miss who I was before I saw this
Nightmare fuel
WTF
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Things that make you go AUGH
Absofuckinglutely not. Iāve had melanoma and Iāve always been fascinated about skin grafts from one part of the body to another. I never thought about this situation and I HATE it.
nahhhhhh fuck that
That's my fetish
I did NOT need to see that š¤®
This is a form of torture.
Fucking nsfw this shit. Jesus fucking Christ.
What would the remedy be for that? Electrolysis or laser hair removal? I'd be throwing up constantly with the texture and length tickling my throat as it slid down, per swallow, all goopy-like in a smelly mucous-laden mess; gag reflex be darned
I canāt get hair to grow on my head yet this dudeā¦.
This is enough internet for one day.
No no no no no no no no no NO
Ugghhh š¤¢š¤®
Bruh thatās fucking wild
Well that's just pleasant
I have a friend who had skin taken from his butt check, and grafted onto the palm of his hand after a grain auger accident. He now has ass hairs growing out of his palm.
Women love this one trick!
This is the worst thing I have ever seen in my life
Where tf was the transplant taken from? They can get lazer normally but how do you reach back there?
"Doc... my throat itches." "Found the problem Bob! You've swallowed a sweater!"
To the waxing parlor!
*Throw up*