Hm. I’m gonna go out on a limb and say don’t do this.
The pink hair ribs-deficient person is male.
From a physiology standpoint, this individual has just turned his T10-T12 vertebra into L zero, L minus 1, and L minus 2. What? The human body has 5 lumbar vertebrae, which are enough to let us pivot at the waist, but our own natural lumbar vertebrae get SO MUCH stress T11 and…
What doctor… wtf???? Those ribs protect your kidneys, ffs. Assum8ng this person didn’t just buy pork ribs from a butcher and lie, how is this not malpractice?
I did a brief search and found that there is a substantial amount of controversy among cosmetic surgeons regarding the ethics of extreme body modifications. But many such procedures get done, regardless. Board certification is not required for people who perform cosmetic surgery; Johanna Olson-Kennedy is board certified in pediatrics and adolescent medicine, but apparently not in plastic or cosmetic surgery. The American Board of Plastic Surgery recommends that patients seek out a certified surgeon, but there is no regulation or enforcement.
Skeleton
Ray Bradbury
https://mrewert.edublogs.org/files/2016/03/skeleton-13v0hv5.pdf
I suppose we can be grateful that his insurance didn’t cover it. But what kind of doctor would perform this?
What doctor… wtf???? Those ribs protect your kidneys, ffs. Assum8ng this person didn’t just buy pork ribs from a butcher and lie, how is this not malpractice?
I did a brief search and found that there is a substantial amount of controversy among cosmetic surgeons regarding the ethics of extreme body modifications. But many such procedures get done, regardless. Board certification is not required for people who perform cosmetic surgery; Johanna Olson-Kennedy is board certified in pediatrics and adolescent medicine, but apparently not in plastic or cosmetic surgery. The American Board of Plastic Surgery recommends that patients seek out a certified surgeon, but there is no regulation or enforcement.